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Commentary: Military school choice plan a ‘bad deal’ for families
The math doesn’t work out for military kids if Impact Aid is replace by a voucher-like education system, the authors say.
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Commentary: Military needs a way to honor a different, critical kind of courage
Service members willing to innovate, at the risk of their careers, are key to the success in future fights, writes the author of ‘World War Z.’
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Commentary: School choice for military families will save DoD money
In addition to education benefits, the author writes, creating education savings accounts for military families would aid retention efforts.
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Kevlar for the Mind: How a clean workspace can fight stress
Simple steps to keep things clean could help reduce workplace anxiety.
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What we can learn from the Tuskegee Airmen
It was a vastly different time when the Tuskegee Airmen fought.
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Commentary: It’s time for moderates to take the lead
In the military we put aside our differences to accomplish the mission. Our country needs to be more like the military.
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Veterans are not broken
There is a myth that veterans are broken. That war has somehow destroyed the mind, body, and soul.
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The vets at American Grit weigh in on teacher’s anti-military rant
By now we’re sure you’ve all heard about the teacher in California that went on an anti-military rant.
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OPINION: El Rancho High School teacher knows nothing of America’s military, sacrifice
During a five-minute video, teacher Gregory Salcido calls service members “dumb sh*ts” and “the freaking lowest of our low.”
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Commentary: Lessons on the gulf between military, civilians can be found in Valley Forge
Last fall’s discourse about the relationship between patriotism, the military and the public is not a new discussion.
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Commentary: Military school choice plan a ‘bad deal’ for families
The math doesn’t work out for military kids if Impact Aid is replace by a voucher-like education system, the authors say.
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Commentary: Military needs a way to honor a different, critical kind of courage
Service members willing to innovate, at the risk of their careers, are key to the success in future fights, writes the author of ‘World War Z.’
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Commentary: School choice for military families will save DoD money
In addition to education benefits, the author writes, creating education savings accounts for military families would aid retention efforts.
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Kevlar for the Mind: How a clean workspace can fight stress
Simple steps to keep things clean could help reduce workplace anxiety.
-
What we can learn from the Tuskegee Airmen
It was a vastly different time when the Tuskegee Airmen fought.
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Commentary: It’s time for moderates to take the lead
In the military we put aside our differences to accomplish the mission. Our country needs to be more like the military.
-
Veterans are not broken
There is a myth that veterans are broken. That war has somehow destroyed the mind, body, and soul.
-
The vets at American Grit weigh in on teacher’s anti-military rant
By now we’re sure you’ve all heard about the teacher in California that went on an anti-military rant.
-
OPINION: El Rancho High School teacher knows nothing of America’s military, sacrifice
During a five-minute video, teacher Gregory Salcido calls service members “dumb sh*ts” and “the freaking lowest of our low.”
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Commentary: Lessons on the gulf between military, civilians can be found in Valley Forge
Last fall’s discourse about the relationship between patriotism, the military and the public is not a new discussion.
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Commentary: Military school choice plan a ‘bad deal’ for families
The math doesn’t work out for military kids if Impact Aid is replace by a voucher-like education system, the authors say.
-
Commentary: Military needs a way to honor a different, critical kind of courage
Service members willing to innovate, at the risk of their careers, are key to the success in future fights, writes the author of ‘World War Z.’
-
Commentary: School choice for military families will save DoD money
In addition to education benefits, the author writes, creating education savings accounts for military families would aid retention efforts.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: How a clean workspace can fight stress
Simple steps to keep things clean could help reduce workplace anxiety.
-
What we can learn from the Tuskegee Airmen
It was a vastly different time when the Tuskegee Airmen fought.
-
Commentary: It’s time for moderates to take the lead
In the military we put aside our differences to accomplish the mission. Our country needs to be more like the military.
-
Veterans are not broken
There is a myth that veterans are broken. That war has somehow destroyed the mind, body, and soul.
-
The vets at American Grit weigh in on teacher’s anti-military rant
By now we’re sure you’ve all heard about the teacher in California that went on an anti-military rant.
-
OPINION: El Rancho High School teacher knows nothing of America’s military, sacrifice
During a five-minute video, teacher Gregory Salcido calls service members “dumb sh*ts” and “the freaking lowest of our low.”
-
Commentary: Lessons on the gulf between military, civilians can be found in Valley Forge
Last fall’s discourse about the relationship between patriotism, the military and the public is not a new discussion.
