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This is what General Mattis gets wrong about Iran
Mattis simply paints a negative picture to support his neo-conservative viewpoint on military intervention in the Middle East.
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Assimilation is counterterrorism: Odierno and O’Hanlon
Belgium needs more resources for police work, including staking out suspects.
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Worried about the Wounded Airman Program? Don’t be
AFA set up its Wounded Airman Program so that 100 percent of contributions are used in direct support of wounded airman. All overhead and staff costs are covered through AFA’s general fund.
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Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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Women in special forces: What the U.S. can learn from the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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The Air Force diversity problem: level the playing field
The Air Force has a diversity problem — and the brass knows it.
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Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
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1.6 percent pay raise: Is the Pentagon shooting itself in the foot?
Service members will likely get a larger pay raise next year, but there’s no reason to celebrate.
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Service members publicly charged, but privately cleared
When they are accused of crimes, the names of service members are made public — but kept secret when they are acquitted.
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Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
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This is what General Mattis gets wrong about Iran
Mattis simply paints a negative picture to support his neo-conservative viewpoint on military intervention in the Middle East.
-
Assimilation is counterterrorism: Odierno and O’Hanlon
Belgium needs more resources for police work, including staking out suspects.
-
Worried about the Wounded Airman Program? Don’t be
AFA set up its Wounded Airman Program so that 100 percent of contributions are used in direct support of wounded airman. All overhead and staff costs are covered through AFA’s general fund.
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Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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Women in special forces: What the U.S. can learn from the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
-
The Air Force diversity problem: level the playing field
The Air Force has a diversity problem — and the brass knows it.
-
Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
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1.6 percent pay raise: Is the Pentagon shooting itself in the foot?
Service members will likely get a larger pay raise next year, but there’s no reason to celebrate.
-
Service members publicly charged, but privately cleared
When they are accused of crimes, the names of service members are made public — but kept secret when they are acquitted.
-
Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
-
This is what General Mattis gets wrong about Iran
Mattis simply paints a negative picture to support his neo-conservative viewpoint on military intervention in the Middle East.
-
Assimilation is counterterrorism: Odierno and O’Hanlon
Belgium needs more resources for police work, including staking out suspects.
-
Worried about the Wounded Airman Program? Don’t be
AFA set up its Wounded Airman Program so that 100 percent of contributions are used in direct support of wounded airman. All overhead and staff costs are covered through AFA’s general fund.
-
Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
-
Women in special forces: What the U.S. can learn from the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
-
The Air Force diversity problem: level the playing field
The Air Force has a diversity problem — and the brass knows it.
-
Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
-
1.6 percent pay raise: Is the Pentagon shooting itself in the foot?
Service members will likely get a larger pay raise next year, but there’s no reason to celebrate.
-
Service members publicly charged, but privately cleared
When they are accused of crimes, the names of service members are made public — but kept secret when they are acquitted.
-
Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
