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The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
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Why the War Powers bill is doomed to fail.
Kaine’s bill would have added little to the extant powers that congress already has to provide a check on the president’s ability to go to war.
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The Air Force is protecting airmen while protecting the nation
The critical responsibilities and missions of our 685,000 total force active duty Guard and Reserve Airmen do not fade even during a pandemic.
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Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
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The Iraq War is not yet over
Thousands of lives and trillions of dollars later, it appears that Iran has been the only real winner, says the author of this commentary.
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Battling the coronavirus: VA’s telehealth experience is a new weapon against new virus
With its extensive experience with telehealth and its national footprint, VA should take a lead role in combating the coronavirus pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
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America’s military commitment in the Sinai is important to regional stability
A withdrawal from the Multinational Force and Observers mission in the Sinai would further signal that America has little commitment to Middle East stability, says the author of this commentary.
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Stemming climate change will protect the nation’s security
Moving to clean energy sources will help stem the climate crisis and, in so doing, protect our troops and by extension the nation’s security, says the author of this commentary.
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Trump administration right to proceed cautiously with Agent Orange benefit expansion
Expanding benefits for Agent Orange exposure despite continued gaps in research sets a bad precedent, say the authors of this commentary.
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America’s bomber force is too small and getting smaller
A former Air Force vice chief of staff argues that America’s bomber force is in a crisis.
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The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
-
Why the War Powers bill is doomed to fail.
Kaine’s bill would have added little to the extant powers that congress already has to provide a check on the president’s ability to go to war.
-
The Air Force is protecting airmen while protecting the nation
The critical responsibilities and missions of our 685,000 total force active duty Guard and Reserve Airmen do not fade even during a pandemic.
-
Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
-
The Iraq War is not yet over
Thousands of lives and trillions of dollars later, it appears that Iran has been the only real winner, says the author of this commentary.
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Battling the coronavirus: VA’s telehealth experience is a new weapon against new virus
With its extensive experience with telehealth and its national footprint, VA should take a lead role in combating the coronavirus pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
-
America’s military commitment in the Sinai is important to regional stability
A withdrawal from the Multinational Force and Observers mission in the Sinai would further signal that America has little commitment to Middle East stability, says the author of this commentary.
-
Stemming climate change will protect the nation’s security
Moving to clean energy sources will help stem the climate crisis and, in so doing, protect our troops and by extension the nation’s security, says the author of this commentary.
-
Trump administration right to proceed cautiously with Agent Orange benefit expansion
Expanding benefits for Agent Orange exposure despite continued gaps in research sets a bad precedent, say the authors of this commentary.
-
America’s bomber force is too small and getting smaller
A former Air Force vice chief of staff argues that America’s bomber force is in a crisis.
-
The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
-
Why the War Powers bill is doomed to fail.
Kaine’s bill would have added little to the extant powers that congress already has to provide a check on the president’s ability to go to war.
-
The Air Force is protecting airmen while protecting the nation
The critical responsibilities and missions of our 685,000 total force active duty Guard and Reserve Airmen do not fade even during a pandemic.
-
Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
-
The Iraq War is not yet over
Thousands of lives and trillions of dollars later, it appears that Iran has been the only real winner, says the author of this commentary.
-
Battling the coronavirus: VA’s telehealth experience is a new weapon against new virus
With its extensive experience with telehealth and its national footprint, VA should take a lead role in combating the coronavirus pandemic, says the author of this commentary.
-
America’s military commitment in the Sinai is important to regional stability
A withdrawal from the Multinational Force and Observers mission in the Sinai would further signal that America has little commitment to Middle East stability, says the author of this commentary.
-
Stemming climate change will protect the nation’s security
Moving to clean energy sources will help stem the climate crisis and, in so doing, protect our troops and by extension the nation’s security, says the author of this commentary.
-
Trump administration right to proceed cautiously with Agent Orange benefit expansion
Expanding benefits for Agent Orange exposure despite continued gaps in research sets a bad precedent, say the authors of this commentary.
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America’s bomber force is too small and getting smaller
A former Air Force vice chief of staff argues that America’s bomber force is in a crisis.
