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Commentary: Veterans don’t need regulators to protect us from our own decisions
While the American people trust us to defend our country, too many federal policymakers don’t trust us to make our own decisions about our own educations.
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MEDAL: In Taliban urination case, the military court was right
Pissing on dead Taliban was wrong. But the commandant’s heavy-handed treatment of those Marines was worse.
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MISFIRE: Abandoning DoD-run schools is a terrible idea
The Pentagon’s proposal to turn over stateside military schools to local school districts amounts to a cut in benefits for military children.
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Commentary: Units should tap sports trainers for fitness assist
An Army officer on how his ROTC unit improved its test scores, and all-around health, with a new civilian addition … and how your unit should consider following suit.
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Kevlar for the Mind: We all grieve differently, but don’t rush the mourning process
No matter the traumatic life event, time is a critical element to moving forward.
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Commentary: Airpower brings hope, relief to Puerto Rico
In the midst of chaos and destruction, the Air Force brought help and relief from the sky.
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Commentary: Bergdahl outcome demonstrates integrity of military justice
It’s unfair to judge the integrity and effectiveness of the military justice system solely on the sentence handed down to Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, one lieutenant colonel argues.
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Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
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Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
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Poll: Did Bowe Bergdahl get the sentence he deserves?
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will be free of prison time, a judge ruled Friday. He will also be dishonorably discharged from the Army and reduced in rank to private.
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Commentary: Veterans don’t need regulators to protect us from our own decisions
While the American people trust us to defend our country, too many federal policymakers don’t trust us to make our own decisions about our own educations.
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MEDAL: In Taliban urination case, the military court was right
Pissing on dead Taliban was wrong. But the commandant’s heavy-handed treatment of those Marines was worse.
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MISFIRE: Abandoning DoD-run schools is a terrible idea
The Pentagon’s proposal to turn over stateside military schools to local school districts amounts to a cut in benefits for military children.
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Commentary: Units should tap sports trainers for fitness assist
An Army officer on how his ROTC unit improved its test scores, and all-around health, with a new civilian addition … and how your unit should consider following suit.
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Kevlar for the Mind: We all grieve differently, but don’t rush the mourning process
No matter the traumatic life event, time is a critical element to moving forward.
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Commentary: Airpower brings hope, relief to Puerto Rico
In the midst of chaos and destruction, the Air Force brought help and relief from the sky.
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Commentary: Bergdahl outcome demonstrates integrity of military justice
It’s unfair to judge the integrity and effectiveness of the military justice system solely on the sentence handed down to Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, one lieutenant colonel argues.
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Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
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Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
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Poll: Did Bowe Bergdahl get the sentence he deserves?
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will be free of prison time, a judge ruled Friday. He will also be dishonorably discharged from the Army and reduced in rank to private.
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Commentary: Veterans don’t need regulators to protect us from our own decisions
While the American people trust us to defend our country, too many federal policymakers don’t trust us to make our own decisions about our own educations.
-
MEDAL: In Taliban urination case, the military court was right
Pissing on dead Taliban was wrong. But the commandant’s heavy-handed treatment of those Marines was worse.
-
MISFIRE: Abandoning DoD-run schools is a terrible idea
The Pentagon’s proposal to turn over stateside military schools to local school districts amounts to a cut in benefits for military children.
-
Commentary: Units should tap sports trainers for fitness assist
An Army officer on how his ROTC unit improved its test scores, and all-around health, with a new civilian addition … and how your unit should consider following suit.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: We all grieve differently, but don’t rush the mourning process
No matter the traumatic life event, time is a critical element to moving forward.
-
Commentary: Airpower brings hope, relief to Puerto Rico
In the midst of chaos and destruction, the Air Force brought help and relief from the sky.
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Commentary: Bergdahl outcome demonstrates integrity of military justice
It’s unfair to judge the integrity and effectiveness of the military justice system solely on the sentence handed down to Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, one lieutenant colonel argues.
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Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
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Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
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Poll: Did Bowe Bergdahl get the sentence he deserves?
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will be free of prison time, a judge ruled Friday. He will also be dishonorably discharged from the Army and reduced in rank to private.
