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US rep, a Marine veteran, defends his vocal slam of Republican health care bill
Ruben Gallego, D-Ariz., on why he thinks all veterans should be shouting about the legislation.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Study strengthens link between PTSD and heart disease
The recent findings link high stress levels to cardiovascular trouble.
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Attention, military marathon runners: You’re doing it wrong
An Army officer on the shorter, faster fitness test the Greek battle should have inspired
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Editorial: DoD drops ball by announcing academy policy change during peak of NFL offseason
Did the new rules really require dashing the pro football dreams of a handful of academy players during the draft?
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More U.S. troops might turn the tide of war in Afghanistan
Afghanistan and the U.S.need to continue to persevere and stand against the terrorist groups and insurgents. An increase in U.S. advisers will boost the morale and capability of Afghan forces.
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OPINION: Why PTSD is no joking matter
Marine veteran Justin Constantine on myths of post-traumatic stress.
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House majority leader: Strikes on Syria, ISIS highlight need for military readiness investment
Rep. Kevin McCarthy on the way forward for Congress when it comes to military funding.
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Troops shouldn’t have to wait until they’re 21 to drink
Today’s 18-year-old service members can do almost anything under the sun — get married, vote, buy a house, go to adult prison, smoke a cigarette — but they can’t have a cold one until they’re 21. It’s well past time to once again allow troops under age 21 to enjoy a brew.
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Commentary: National service narrows military-civilian divide
Our nation today faces a growing military-civilian divide, both cultural and societal. One ray of hope to offset this divide has been a growing interest in national service in a civilian capacity as a way to get more Americans involved.
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US rep, a Marine veteran, defends his vocal slam of Republican health care bill
Ruben Gallego, D-Ariz., on why he thinks all veterans should be shouting about the legislation.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Study strengthens link between PTSD and heart disease
The recent findings link high stress levels to cardiovascular trouble.
-
Attention, military marathon runners: You’re doing it wrong
An Army officer on the shorter, faster fitness test the Greek battle should have inspired
-
Editorial: DoD drops ball by announcing academy policy change during peak of NFL offseason
Did the new rules really require dashing the pro football dreams of a handful of academy players during the draft?
-
More U.S. troops might turn the tide of war in Afghanistan
Afghanistan and the U.S.need to continue to persevere and stand against the terrorist groups and insurgents. An increase in U.S. advisers will boost the morale and capability of Afghan forces.
-
OPINION: Why PTSD is no joking matter
Marine veteran Justin Constantine on myths of post-traumatic stress.
-
House majority leader: Strikes on Syria, ISIS highlight need for military readiness investment
Rep. Kevin McCarthy on the way forward for Congress when it comes to military funding.
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Troops shouldn’t have to wait until they’re 21 to drink
Today’s 18-year-old service members can do almost anything under the sun — get married, vote, buy a house, go to adult prison, smoke a cigarette — but they can’t have a cold one until they’re 21. It’s well past time to once again allow troops under age 21 to enjoy a brew.
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Commentary: Capital Region airmen remain vigilant
Commentary: Capital Region airmen remain vigilant
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Commentary: National service narrows military-civilian divide
Our nation today faces a growing military-civilian divide, both cultural and societal. One ray of hope to offset this divide has been a growing interest in national service in a civilian capacity as a way to get more Americans involved.
-
US rep, a Marine veteran, defends his vocal slam of Republican health care bill
Ruben Gallego, D-Ariz., on why he thinks all veterans should be shouting about the legislation.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Study strengthens link between PTSD and heart disease
The recent findings link high stress levels to cardiovascular trouble.
-
Attention, military marathon runners: You’re doing it wrong
An Army officer on the shorter, faster fitness test the Greek battle should have inspired
-
Editorial: DoD drops ball by announcing academy policy change during peak of NFL offseason
Did the new rules really require dashing the pro football dreams of a handful of academy players during the draft?
-
More U.S. troops might turn the tide of war in Afghanistan
Afghanistan and the U.S.need to continue to persevere and stand against the terrorist groups and insurgents. An increase in U.S. advisers will boost the morale and capability of Afghan forces.
-
OPINION: Why PTSD is no joking matter
Marine veteran Justin Constantine on myths of post-traumatic stress.
-
House majority leader: Strikes on Syria, ISIS highlight need for military readiness investment
Rep. Kevin McCarthy on the way forward for Congress when it comes to military funding.
-
Troops shouldn’t have to wait until they’re 21 to drink
Today’s 18-year-old service members can do almost anything under the sun — get married, vote, buy a house, go to adult prison, smoke a cigarette — but they can’t have a cold one until they’re 21. It’s well past time to once again allow troops under age 21 to enjoy a brew.
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Commentary: Capital Region airmen remain vigilant
Commentary: Capital Region airmen remain vigilant
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Commentary: National service narrows military-civilian divide
Our nation today faces a growing military-civilian divide, both cultural and societal. One ray of hope to offset this divide has been a growing interest in national service in a civilian capacity as a way to get more Americans involved.














