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ROK/US combined training protects integrity of the OPCON transition process
The transition sends a message of trust in and respect for Korean military leaders, says the author of this commentary.
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Why toxic senior leaders survive — and sometimes thrive — in the military
The armed forces have lost far more talent as a result of poor and toxic leadership than any supposed benefit the toxic people have brought to their organizations, writes recently retired Col. Jason Lamb.
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Demanding positive change
After enduring online harassment after being featured in an article about siblings who serve, an Air Force staff sergeant says in this commentary that the military must not tolerate negative and harassing comments.
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Space Force or Air Force-lite? Identity matters
A retired Air Force officer weighs-in on the debate of cultural identity for the newly created Space Force and what to call those who serve in its ranks,
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Victory at a high cost
A Marine veteran and father of a fallen soldier recalls his family’s dedication in service to the nation this Sept. 2, V-J Day.
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Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
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The Henry and the helicopter
The best way to ease into the adoption of complex concepts is to prove that they work, the authors of this commentary say.
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Parochialism, not Congress or naval history, will kill the Space Force
Now is the time for U.S. Space Force to break free from the orbit of its U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy heritage to determine its future as an independent service, say the author this commentary.
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The military taught me the power of positive, singular interactions
In our daily lives, we need to act, understand, and appreciate how me can make other people’s lives better, says the author of this commentary.
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William Shatner wants to know: What the heck is wrong with you, Space Force?
This famous captain has a few words for how the Space Force names its ranks.
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ROK/US combined training protects integrity of the OPCON transition process
The transition sends a message of trust in and respect for Korean military leaders, says the author of this commentary.
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Why toxic senior leaders survive — and sometimes thrive — in the military
The armed forces have lost far more talent as a result of poor and toxic leadership than any supposed benefit the toxic people have brought to their organizations, writes recently retired Col. Jason Lamb.
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Demanding positive change
After enduring online harassment after being featured in an article about siblings who serve, an Air Force staff sergeant says in this commentary that the military must not tolerate negative and harassing comments.
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Space Force or Air Force-lite? Identity matters
A retired Air Force officer weighs-in on the debate of cultural identity for the newly created Space Force and what to call those who serve in its ranks,
-
Victory at a high cost
A Marine veteran and father of a fallen soldier recalls his family’s dedication in service to the nation this Sept. 2, V-J Day.
-
Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
-
The Henry and the helicopter
The best way to ease into the adoption of complex concepts is to prove that they work, the authors of this commentary say.
-
Parochialism, not Congress or naval history, will kill the Space Force
Now is the time for U.S. Space Force to break free from the orbit of its U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy heritage to determine its future as an independent service, say the author this commentary.
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The military taught me the power of positive, singular interactions
In our daily lives, we need to act, understand, and appreciate how me can make other people’s lives better, says the author of this commentary.
-
William Shatner wants to know: What the heck is wrong with you, Space Force?
This famous captain has a few words for how the Space Force names its ranks.
-
ROK/US combined training protects integrity of the OPCON transition process
The transition sends a message of trust in and respect for Korean military leaders, says the author of this commentary.
-
Why toxic senior leaders survive — and sometimes thrive — in the military
The armed forces have lost far more talent as a result of poor and toxic leadership than any supposed benefit the toxic people have brought to their organizations, writes recently retired Col. Jason Lamb.
-
Demanding positive change
After enduring online harassment after being featured in an article about siblings who serve, an Air Force staff sergeant says in this commentary that the military must not tolerate negative and harassing comments.
-
Space Force or Air Force-lite? Identity matters
A retired Air Force officer weighs-in on the debate of cultural identity for the newly created Space Force and what to call those who serve in its ranks,
-
Victory at a high cost
A Marine veteran and father of a fallen soldier recalls his family’s dedication in service to the nation this Sept. 2, V-J Day.
-
Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
-
The Henry and the helicopter
The best way to ease into the adoption of complex concepts is to prove that they work, the authors of this commentary say.
-
Parochialism, not Congress or naval history, will kill the Space Force
Now is the time for U.S. Space Force to break free from the orbit of its U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy heritage to determine its future as an independent service, say the author this commentary.
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The military taught me the power of positive, singular interactions
In our daily lives, we need to act, understand, and appreciate how me can make other people’s lives better, says the author of this commentary.
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William Shatner wants to know: What the heck is wrong with you, Space Force?
This famous captain has a few words for how the Space Force names its ranks.
