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MEDAL: All eligible Army specialists and sergeants to go before promotion boards
The new rule will help the Army retain and maximize talent, and also ensure fewer leadership positions remain empty.
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OP-ED: Building a force of foreign-born Marines is key to the Corps’ future
A Foreign Legion? A Sangin vet says the Corps should build units of foreign recruits led by U.S. officers and NCOs.
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MISFIRE: Health care officials have to get Tricare transition right
Tricare is undergoing huge changes, so it’s crucial that health care officials and contractors get this transition right.
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MEDAL: Review of valor awards proved totally justified
The military-wide review of more than 1,300 valor decorations awarded since 9/11 continues to pay dividends by recognizing the nation’s heroes for their incredible courage on the battlefield.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Dealing with loss during the holidays
There’s no ‘right answer’ for facing grief when others are in the mood to celebrate. Our expert has some guidance.
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Tell us: Do you support a court ruling to allow transgender recruits to join the military?
A federal judge ruled Monday that transgender individuals can begin enlisting in the military on Jan. 1, denying a request by the Trump administration for a delay.
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An open letter to Santa Claus prior to his journey around the globe
In 2017, the men and women of Air Mobility Command delivered hope, relief and goodwill to millions across the planet.
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EDITORIAL: How about a military tax?
A military tax would be clearly labeled on everyone’s pay stub. And the money would go directly to the Defense Department. No need for any annual budget battles on Capitol Hill.
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Commentary: American arms to Syrian Kurds protects US interests in the region
Recent reports that the U.S. is reviewing its support to Kurdish fighters in Syria has sent shockwaves through the region.
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Smoked, vaped or in a brownie, marijuana deserves more study
Veterans groups are pushing for further study into the benefits of marijuana, touting it as a safer alternative to opioid therapy, often used to treat chronic pain. The VA should heed that call.
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MEDAL: All eligible Army specialists and sergeants to go before promotion boards
The new rule will help the Army retain and maximize talent, and also ensure fewer leadership positions remain empty.
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OP-ED: Building a force of foreign-born Marines is key to the Corps’ future
A Foreign Legion? A Sangin vet says the Corps should build units of foreign recruits led by U.S. officers and NCOs.
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MISFIRE: Health care officials have to get Tricare transition right
Tricare is undergoing huge changes, so it’s crucial that health care officials and contractors get this transition right.
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MEDAL: Review of valor awards proved totally justified
The military-wide review of more than 1,300 valor decorations awarded since 9/11 continues to pay dividends by recognizing the nation’s heroes for their incredible courage on the battlefield.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Dealing with loss during the holidays
There’s no ‘right answer’ for facing grief when others are in the mood to celebrate. Our expert has some guidance.
-
Tell us: Do you support a court ruling to allow transgender recruits to join the military?
A federal judge ruled Monday that transgender individuals can begin enlisting in the military on Jan. 1, denying a request by the Trump administration for a delay.
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An open letter to Santa Claus prior to his journey around the globe
In 2017, the men and women of Air Mobility Command delivered hope, relief and goodwill to millions across the planet.
-
EDITORIAL: How about a military tax?
A military tax would be clearly labeled on everyone’s pay stub. And the money would go directly to the Defense Department. No need for any annual budget battles on Capitol Hill.
-
Commentary: American arms to Syrian Kurds protects US interests in the region
Recent reports that the U.S. is reviewing its support to Kurdish fighters in Syria has sent shockwaves through the region.
-
Smoked, vaped or in a brownie, marijuana deserves more study
Veterans groups are pushing for further study into the benefits of marijuana, touting it as a safer alternative to opioid therapy, often used to treat chronic pain. The VA should heed that call.
-
MEDAL: All eligible Army specialists and sergeants to go before promotion boards
The new rule will help the Army retain and maximize talent, and also ensure fewer leadership positions remain empty.
-
OP-ED: Building a force of foreign-born Marines is key to the Corps’ future
A Foreign Legion? A Sangin vet says the Corps should build units of foreign recruits led by U.S. officers and NCOs.
-
MISFIRE: Health care officials have to get Tricare transition right
Tricare is undergoing huge changes, so it’s crucial that health care officials and contractors get this transition right.
-
MEDAL: Review of valor awards proved totally justified
The military-wide review of more than 1,300 valor decorations awarded since 9/11 continues to pay dividends by recognizing the nation’s heroes for their incredible courage on the battlefield.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Dealing with loss during the holidays
There’s no ‘right answer’ for facing grief when others are in the mood to celebrate. Our expert has some guidance.
-
Tell us: Do you support a court ruling to allow transgender recruits to join the military?
A federal judge ruled Monday that transgender individuals can begin enlisting in the military on Jan. 1, denying a request by the Trump administration for a delay.
-
An open letter to Santa Claus prior to his journey around the globe
In 2017, the men and women of Air Mobility Command delivered hope, relief and goodwill to millions across the planet.
-
EDITORIAL: How about a military tax?
A military tax would be clearly labeled on everyone’s pay stub. And the money would go directly to the Defense Department. No need for any annual budget battles on Capitol Hill.
-
Commentary: American arms to Syrian Kurds protects US interests in the region
Recent reports that the U.S. is reviewing its support to Kurdish fighters in Syria has sent shockwaves through the region.
-
Smoked, vaped or in a brownie, marijuana deserves more study
Veterans groups are pushing for further study into the benefits of marijuana, touting it as a safer alternative to opioid therapy, often used to treat chronic pain. The VA should heed that call.
