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Why the military needs Skynet
Is an adaptable multi-network architecture the future of the Department of Defense? Time for humans and machines to team up.
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Is your loved one deployed during the holidays? Military spouses share their survival tips
I asked a few military spouses to share their ideas during a holiday deployment, and, hopefully, we can pass along the holiday spirit from one military spouse to another.
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Don’t cut corners on lighter, stronger protective gear for troops
Despite looming budget cuts, the Pentagon should continue to invest in high quality materials that are strong and durable – yet lightweight enough that they will not cause undue injury.
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Military kids face unique back-to-school challenges. Here are some programs that can help.
Like so many parents of young college hopefuls today, I recognize too that this time of year is indeed a time of trepidation and anxiety for our kids.
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Op-ed: How we might think about the ‘war to end all wars’
The fact that World War I is the forgotten war for Americans serves as a cautionary tale that some important memories can fade despite sustained efforts to foster them.
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Veterans have fought in wars — and fought against them
Veterans of past wars have long been at the forefront of peace advocacy in the United States.
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America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
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Commentary: Recent changes to Education Department data tool help veterans compare schools
“In the past, the College Scorecard has relied too much on national averages that are often misleading,” writes Diane Auer Jones of the Department of Education.
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For military kids, the autumn brings trepidation and anxiety
In North Carolina, where I am a middle school teacher at a large U.S. military base, the autumn brings trepidation for our military-connected children.
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Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
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Why the military needs Skynet
Is an adaptable multi-network architecture the future of the Department of Defense? Time for humans and machines to team up.
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Is your loved one deployed during the holidays? Military spouses share their survival tips
I asked a few military spouses to share their ideas during a holiday deployment, and, hopefully, we can pass along the holiday spirit from one military spouse to another.
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Don’t cut corners on lighter, stronger protective gear for troops
Despite looming budget cuts, the Pentagon should continue to invest in high quality materials that are strong and durable – yet lightweight enough that they will not cause undue injury.
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Military kids face unique back-to-school challenges. Here are some programs that can help.
Like so many parents of young college hopefuls today, I recognize too that this time of year is indeed a time of trepidation and anxiety for our kids.
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Op-ed: How we might think about the ‘war to end all wars’
The fact that World War I is the forgotten war for Americans serves as a cautionary tale that some important memories can fade despite sustained efforts to foster them.
-
Veterans have fought in wars — and fought against them
Veterans of past wars have long been at the forefront of peace advocacy in the United States.
-
America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
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Commentary: Recent changes to Education Department data tool help veterans compare schools
“In the past, the College Scorecard has relied too much on national averages that are often misleading,” writes Diane Auer Jones of the Department of Education.
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For military kids, the autumn brings trepidation and anxiety
In North Carolina, where I am a middle school teacher at a large U.S. military base, the autumn brings trepidation for our military-connected children.
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Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
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Why the military needs Skynet
Is an adaptable multi-network architecture the future of the Department of Defense? Time for humans and machines to team up.
-
Is your loved one deployed during the holidays? Military spouses share their survival tips
I asked a few military spouses to share their ideas during a holiday deployment, and, hopefully, we can pass along the holiday spirit from one military spouse to another.
-
Don’t cut corners on lighter, stronger protective gear for troops
Despite looming budget cuts, the Pentagon should continue to invest in high quality materials that are strong and durable – yet lightweight enough that they will not cause undue injury.
-
Military kids face unique back-to-school challenges. Here are some programs that can help.
Like so many parents of young college hopefuls today, I recognize too that this time of year is indeed a time of trepidation and anxiety for our kids.
-
Op-ed: How we might think about the ‘war to end all wars’
The fact that World War I is the forgotten war for Americans serves as a cautionary tale that some important memories can fade despite sustained efforts to foster them.
-
Veterans have fought in wars — and fought against them
Veterans of past wars have long been at the forefront of peace advocacy in the United States.
-
America’s Air Force is too small
America’s Air Force cannot afford to come up short. It needs 386 operational squadrons to remain the pre-eminent Air Force in the world.
-
Commentary: Recent changes to Education Department data tool help veterans compare schools
“In the past, the College Scorecard has relied too much on national averages that are often misleading,” writes Diane Auer Jones of the Department of Education.
-
For military kids, the autumn brings trepidation and anxiety
In North Carolina, where I am a middle school teacher at a large U.S. military base, the autumn brings trepidation for our military-connected children.
-
Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
