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Trump should recall Mattis to active duty — and give him Gen. Dunford’s job
Commentary: Analyst Lawrence Korb argues that making James Mattis defense secretary would be “counterproductive.”
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Commentary: The way forward for much-needed VA reforms
How Congress can capitalize on the push for change and fix a troubled system
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A Green Beret’s plea to Donald Trump: No more ‘quibbling micromanagers’ at the Pentagon
Maj. Matt Golsteyn, who faced an unceremonious expulsion from the Army, says Congressman Duncan Hunter can refocus the Defense Department.
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Comments about religious controversy at Incirlik ‘exhibit ignorance of the law’: Letters
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation represents over 100 military and civilian personnel at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, a Muslim country. It has complained about an officer’s Christian religious proselytizing on the base website.
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Millennials, diversity measures and more: Your letters
Readers discuss the military’s takeover by the millennial generation, the new Air Force diversity measures, and controversies about religion at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, and about paying back re-enlistment bonuses in California.
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Navy’s personnel policy fiasco is an important lesson for leaders
The Navy’s recent decision to strip job titles from every sailor is a misstep of epic proportions – one that should serve as a stark lesson for leaders across all the services.
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Why does our military support deplorable Crusader unit names, imagery?
What happens when all of the discourse regarding Muslims both at home and abroad is couched in terms that divide, denigrate, demean, demoralize and degrade?
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Get out and vote but obey your oath, general tells officers
Wednesday’s New York Times includes an opinion column suggesting military officers shouldn’t vote. It is good for the Army and for the nation to hear from its officers and enlisted service members. However, I could not disagree more strongly with the author.
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Tight scrutiny of taxpayer dollars is more important than ever
The debate about the size of the defense budget and the national debt has been going on for more than a decade. During that time, each service has had to take a hard look at what programs it could reasonably cut while fighting two wars. The choices were reduced to overhead costs, readiness or direct…
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A post-nominal contagion spreads in the Air Force
The zealous desire by some airmen to acquire, then boastfully use post-nominals is as noxious and invasive in the Air Force as the destructive weed kudzu is in the American countryside.
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Trump should recall Mattis to active duty — and give him Gen. Dunford’s job
Commentary: Analyst Lawrence Korb argues that making James Mattis defense secretary would be “counterproductive.”
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Commentary: The way forward for much-needed VA reforms
How Congress can capitalize on the push for change and fix a troubled system
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A Green Beret’s plea to Donald Trump: No more ‘quibbling micromanagers’ at the Pentagon
Maj. Matt Golsteyn, who faced an unceremonious expulsion from the Army, says Congressman Duncan Hunter can refocus the Defense Department.
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Comments about religious controversy at Incirlik ‘exhibit ignorance of the law’: Letters
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation represents over 100 military and civilian personnel at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, a Muslim country. It has complained about an officer’s Christian religious proselytizing on the base website.
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Millennials, diversity measures and more: Your letters
Readers discuss the military’s takeover by the millennial generation, the new Air Force diversity measures, and controversies about religion at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, and about paying back re-enlistment bonuses in California.
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Navy’s personnel policy fiasco is an important lesson for leaders
The Navy’s recent decision to strip job titles from every sailor is a misstep of epic proportions – one that should serve as a stark lesson for leaders across all the services.
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Why does our military support deplorable Crusader unit names, imagery?
What happens when all of the discourse regarding Muslims both at home and abroad is couched in terms that divide, denigrate, demean, demoralize and degrade?
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Get out and vote but obey your oath, general tells officers
Wednesday’s New York Times includes an opinion column suggesting military officers shouldn’t vote. It is good for the Army and for the nation to hear from its officers and enlisted service members. However, I could not disagree more strongly with the author.
-
Tight scrutiny of taxpayer dollars is more important than ever
The debate about the size of the defense budget and the national debt has been going on for more than a decade. During that time, each service has had to take a hard look at what programs it could reasonably cut while fighting two wars. The choices were reduced to overhead costs, readiness or direct…
-
A post-nominal contagion spreads in the Air Force
The zealous desire by some airmen to acquire, then boastfully use post-nominals is as noxious and invasive in the Air Force as the destructive weed kudzu is in the American countryside.
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Trump should recall Mattis to active duty — and give him Gen. Dunford’s job
Commentary: Analyst Lawrence Korb argues that making James Mattis defense secretary would be “counterproductive.”
-
Commentary: The way forward for much-needed VA reforms
How Congress can capitalize on the push for change and fix a troubled system
-
A Green Beret’s plea to Donald Trump: No more ‘quibbling micromanagers’ at the Pentagon
Maj. Matt Golsteyn, who faced an unceremonious expulsion from the Army, says Congressman Duncan Hunter can refocus the Defense Department.
-
Comments about religious controversy at Incirlik ‘exhibit ignorance of the law’: Letters
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation represents over 100 military and civilian personnel at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey, a Muslim country. It has complained about an officer’s Christian religious proselytizing on the base website.
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Millennials, diversity measures and more: Your letters
Readers discuss the military’s takeover by the millennial generation, the new Air Force diversity measures, and controversies about religion at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, and about paying back re-enlistment bonuses in California.
-
Navy’s personnel policy fiasco is an important lesson for leaders
The Navy’s recent decision to strip job titles from every sailor is a misstep of epic proportions – one that should serve as a stark lesson for leaders across all the services.
-
Why does our military support deplorable Crusader unit names, imagery?
What happens when all of the discourse regarding Muslims both at home and abroad is couched in terms that divide, denigrate, demean, demoralize and degrade?
-
Get out and vote but obey your oath, general tells officers
Wednesday’s New York Times includes an opinion column suggesting military officers shouldn’t vote. It is good for the Army and for the nation to hear from its officers and enlisted service members. However, I could not disagree more strongly with the author.
-
Tight scrutiny of taxpayer dollars is more important than ever
The debate about the size of the defense budget and the national debt has been going on for more than a decade. During that time, each service has had to take a hard look at what programs it could reasonably cut while fighting two wars. The choices were reduced to overhead costs, readiness or direct…
-
A post-nominal contagion spreads in the Air Force
The zealous desire by some airmen to acquire, then boastfully use post-nominals is as noxious and invasive in the Air Force as the destructive weed kudzu is in the American countryside.
