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Why Democratic candidates should court the veteran vote in 2020
If any of the Democratic presidential candidates truly wants to be our next commander in chief, they need to evaluate their field strategy and policies and ask themselves how they are incorporating veterans and military families into their campaigns.
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Why the military should consider a waiver for high-functioning autism
People with high-functioning autism should not have to hide their disability to serve their country, this author writes.
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Commandos to Counselors: A response to the special operations forces mental health crisis
We have made it a troubling habit to mistake suffering in silence for the value of “quiet professionalism” that we seek to embody.
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Air Guard’s RC-26 decision undermines Trump’s border security priorities
Despite the important abilities of the RC-26 reconnaissance plane, Air Guard officials announced they’ll be removing it from use, and will do so quickly.
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German F-35 decision sacrifices NATO capability for Franco-German industrial cooperation
The German Air Force without F-35s would be hard-pressed to fight alone in a contested air environment.
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Commentary: Action needed to address groundwater contamination at military installations
A lawmaker wants the military to stop using firefighting chemicals that can contaminate groundwater and to address the health problems they cause for service and community members.
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Commentary: Military legacy is rich with African-American contributions
Black History Month provides the opportunity for us to be curious, to look around, and to learn more about the contributions made by African-Americans to our country.
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US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
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A vet’s perspective on ‘standing up’ for the first time in years
A Marine veteran on what it’s like to stand up for the first time years after the crash that paralyzed him.
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Why Democratic candidates should court the veteran vote in 2020
If any of the Democratic presidential candidates truly wants to be our next commander in chief, they need to evaluate their field strategy and policies and ask themselves how they are incorporating veterans and military families into their campaigns.
-
Why the military should consider a waiver for high-functioning autism
People with high-functioning autism should not have to hide their disability to serve their country, this author writes.
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Commandos to Counselors: A response to the special operations forces mental health crisis
We have made it a troubling habit to mistake suffering in silence for the value of “quiet professionalism” that we seek to embody.
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Air Guard’s RC-26 decision undermines Trump’s border security priorities
Despite the important abilities of the RC-26 reconnaissance plane, Air Guard officials announced they’ll be removing it from use, and will do so quickly.
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Commentary: ‘All options’ has little meaning
It has become a signature American threat.
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German F-35 decision sacrifices NATO capability for Franco-German industrial cooperation
The German Air Force without F-35s would be hard-pressed to fight alone in a contested air environment.
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Commentary: Action needed to address groundwater contamination at military installations
A lawmaker wants the military to stop using firefighting chemicals that can contaminate groundwater and to address the health problems they cause for service and community members.
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Commentary: Military legacy is rich with African-American contributions
Black History Month provides the opportunity for us to be curious, to look around, and to learn more about the contributions made by African-Americans to our country.
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US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
-
A vet’s perspective on ‘standing up’ for the first time in years
A Marine veteran on what it’s like to stand up for the first time years after the crash that paralyzed him.
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Why Democratic candidates should court the veteran vote in 2020
If any of the Democratic presidential candidates truly wants to be our next commander in chief, they need to evaluate their field strategy and policies and ask themselves how they are incorporating veterans and military families into their campaigns.
-
Why the military should consider a waiver for high-functioning autism
People with high-functioning autism should not have to hide their disability to serve their country, this author writes.
-
Commandos to Counselors: A response to the special operations forces mental health crisis
We have made it a troubling habit to mistake suffering in silence for the value of “quiet professionalism” that we seek to embody.
-
Air Guard’s RC-26 decision undermines Trump’s border security priorities
Despite the important abilities of the RC-26 reconnaissance plane, Air Guard officials announced they’ll be removing it from use, and will do so quickly.
-
Commentary: ‘All options’ has little meaning
It has become a signature American threat.
-
German F-35 decision sacrifices NATO capability for Franco-German industrial cooperation
The German Air Force without F-35s would be hard-pressed to fight alone in a contested air environment.
-
Commentary: Action needed to address groundwater contamination at military installations
A lawmaker wants the military to stop using firefighting chemicals that can contaminate groundwater and to address the health problems they cause for service and community members.
-
Commentary: Military legacy is rich with African-American contributions
Black History Month provides the opportunity for us to be curious, to look around, and to learn more about the contributions made by African-Americans to our country.
-
US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
-
A vet’s perspective on ‘standing up’ for the first time in years
A Marine veteran on what it’s like to stand up for the first time years after the crash that paralyzed him.
