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Congress must lead the fight against the disinformation pandemic
Disinformation campaigns such as the “Plandemic” video erodes trust in the American government and encourages health decisions that endanger us all, says the author of this commentary.
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How COVID-19 shifted the way we support veterans
Veteran service organizations must adjust their support tactics to reach the most vulnerable among the veteran population.
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US troops routinely vote by mail. Why can’t the rest of America do the same?
Congress has supporting members of the military to vote by mail since the Civil War, and should ensure that all Americans can safely and effectively vote during the COVID-19 pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
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Iraqis, not US troops, must be the ones who counter Iran’s influence in Iraq
The author of this commentary says America can still exert influence in Iraq through other, better means: diplomacy, information, and economic aid.
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Understanding the warrior spirit
A retired Marine Corps sergeant discusses dealing with trauma in the foreword to “Warrior: How to Support Those Who Protect Us” by Dr. Shauna Springer.
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Security clearance concerns and the COVID-19 pandemic
The economic and psychological impact from the nationwide shutdown can directly affect the ability to obtain or maintain a security clearance, says the author of this commentary.
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Why veterans need more than Transition Assistance Programs
The transition to civilian life is a difficult process, but the good news is there is much support available, says the author of this commentary.
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Are NATO warships about to start WWIII in the Arctic?
Hopefully, no ships or subs will be lost as NATO warships begin freedom of navigation operations in Russia’s front yard in the Berents Sea.
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How Trump honors our troops: A military wife’s perspective
President Trump understands that the sacrifice and service of military wives and husbands too often goes unnoticed or misunderstood, says the author of this commentary.
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Congress must lead the fight against the disinformation pandemic
Disinformation campaigns such as the “Plandemic” video erodes trust in the American government and encourages health decisions that endanger us all, says the author of this commentary.
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How COVID-19 shifted the way we support veterans
Veteran service organizations must adjust their support tactics to reach the most vulnerable among the veteran population.
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US troops routinely vote by mail. Why can’t the rest of America do the same?
Congress has supporting members of the military to vote by mail since the Civil War, and should ensure that all Americans can safely and effectively vote during the COVID-19 pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
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Iraqis, not US troops, must be the ones who counter Iran’s influence in Iraq
The author of this commentary says America can still exert influence in Iraq through other, better means: diplomacy, information, and economic aid.
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Understanding the warrior spirit
A retired Marine Corps sergeant discusses dealing with trauma in the foreword to “Warrior: How to Support Those Who Protect Us” by Dr. Shauna Springer.
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Race and the Marine Corps
A retired Army colonel responds to an op-ed on race and the Marine Corps.
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Security clearance concerns and the COVID-19 pandemic
The economic and psychological impact from the nationwide shutdown can directly affect the ability to obtain or maintain a security clearance, says the author of this commentary.
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Why veterans need more than Transition Assistance Programs
The transition to civilian life is a difficult process, but the good news is there is much support available, says the author of this commentary.
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Are NATO warships about to start WWIII in the Arctic?
Hopefully, no ships or subs will be lost as NATO warships begin freedom of navigation operations in Russia’s front yard in the Berents Sea.
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How Trump honors our troops: A military wife’s perspective
President Trump understands that the sacrifice and service of military wives and husbands too often goes unnoticed or misunderstood, says the author of this commentary.
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Congress must lead the fight against the disinformation pandemic
Disinformation campaigns such as the “Plandemic” video erodes trust in the American government and encourages health decisions that endanger us all, says the author of this commentary.
-
How COVID-19 shifted the way we support veterans
Veteran service organizations must adjust their support tactics to reach the most vulnerable among the veteran population.
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US troops routinely vote by mail. Why can’t the rest of America do the same?
Congress has supporting members of the military to vote by mail since the Civil War, and should ensure that all Americans can safely and effectively vote during the COVID-19 pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
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Iraqis, not US troops, must be the ones who counter Iran’s influence in Iraq
The author of this commentary says America can still exert influence in Iraq through other, better means: diplomacy, information, and economic aid.
-
Understanding the warrior spirit
A retired Marine Corps sergeant discusses dealing with trauma in the foreword to “Warrior: How to Support Those Who Protect Us” by Dr. Shauna Springer.
-
Race and the Marine Corps
A retired Army colonel responds to an op-ed on race and the Marine Corps.
-
Security clearance concerns and the COVID-19 pandemic
The economic and psychological impact from the nationwide shutdown can directly affect the ability to obtain or maintain a security clearance, says the author of this commentary.
-
Why veterans need more than Transition Assistance Programs
The transition to civilian life is a difficult process, but the good news is there is much support available, says the author of this commentary.
-
Are NATO warships about to start WWIII in the Arctic?
Hopefully, no ships or subs will be lost as NATO warships begin freedom of navigation operations in Russia’s front yard in the Berents Sea.
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How Trump honors our troops: A military wife’s perspective
President Trump understands that the sacrifice and service of military wives and husbands too often goes unnoticed or misunderstood, says the author of this commentary.
