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In budget brinkmanship, death gratuities should be ‘essential’
Lawmakers should make it clear that in any future federal shutdown, the military’s $100,000 death gratuity will be paid out in accordance with the wishes of the fallen service member.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Why veterans shouldn’t shy away from political careers
The same personal characteristics that result in successful military careers translate easily into politics.
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Move or die: Why speed matters, and how troops can get faster
Think your sprint is up to snuff? Take this test to find out.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Dealing with loss during the holidays
There’s no ‘right answer’ for facing grief when others are in the mood to celebrate. Our expert has some guidance.
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US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
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Commentary: American arms to Syrian Kurds protects US interests in the region
Recent reports that the U.S. is reviewing its support to Kurdish fighters in Syria has sent shockwaves through the region.
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A congressional perspective on the Fitzgerald, McCain collisions [Commentary]
Naval crews are often able to learn on the job and overcome training deficiencies. But this is neither an ideal nor a sustainable model.
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Commentary: Units should tap sports trainers for fitness assist
An Army officer on how his ROTC unit improved its test scores, and all-around health, with a new civilian addition … and how your unit should consider following suit.
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Kevlar for the Mind: We all grieve differently, but don’t rush the mourning process
No matter the traumatic life event, time is a critical element to moving forward.
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Commentary: Airpower brings hope, relief to Puerto Rico
In the midst of chaos and destruction, the Air Force brought help and relief from the sky.
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In budget brinkmanship, death gratuities should be ‘essential’
Lawmakers should make it clear that in any future federal shutdown, the military’s $100,000 death gratuity will be paid out in accordance with the wishes of the fallen service member.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Why veterans shouldn’t shy away from political careers
The same personal characteristics that result in successful military careers translate easily into politics.
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Move or die: Why speed matters, and how troops can get faster
Think your sprint is up to snuff? Take this test to find out.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Dealing with loss during the holidays
There’s no ‘right answer’ for facing grief when others are in the mood to celebrate. Our expert has some guidance.
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US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
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Commentary: American arms to Syrian Kurds protects US interests in the region
Recent reports that the U.S. is reviewing its support to Kurdish fighters in Syria has sent shockwaves through the region.
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A congressional perspective on the Fitzgerald, McCain collisions [Commentary]
Naval crews are often able to learn on the job and overcome training deficiencies. But this is neither an ideal nor a sustainable model.
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Commentary: Units should tap sports trainers for fitness assist
An Army officer on how his ROTC unit improved its test scores, and all-around health, with a new civilian addition … and how your unit should consider following suit.
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Kevlar for the Mind: We all grieve differently, but don’t rush the mourning process
No matter the traumatic life event, time is a critical element to moving forward.
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Commentary: Airpower brings hope, relief to Puerto Rico
In the midst of chaos and destruction, the Air Force brought help and relief from the sky.
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In budget brinkmanship, death gratuities should be ‘essential’
Lawmakers should make it clear that in any future federal shutdown, the military’s $100,000 death gratuity will be paid out in accordance with the wishes of the fallen service member.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Why veterans shouldn’t shy away from political careers
The same personal characteristics that result in successful military careers translate easily into politics.
-
Move or die: Why speed matters, and how troops can get faster
Think your sprint is up to snuff? Take this test to find out.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Dealing with loss during the holidays
There’s no ‘right answer’ for facing grief when others are in the mood to celebrate. Our expert has some guidance.
-
US Navy secretary: The path to restoring naval readiness
This administration is dedicated to rebuilding American military might and ensuring stability and certainty as we address global security demands.
-
Commentary: American arms to Syrian Kurds protects US interests in the region
Recent reports that the U.S. is reviewing its support to Kurdish fighters in Syria has sent shockwaves through the region.
-
A congressional perspective on the Fitzgerald, McCain collisions [Commentary]
Naval crews are often able to learn on the job and overcome training deficiencies. But this is neither an ideal nor a sustainable model.
-
Commentary: Units should tap sports trainers for fitness assist
An Army officer on how his ROTC unit improved its test scores, and all-around health, with a new civilian addition … and how your unit should consider following suit.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: We all grieve differently, but don’t rush the mourning process
No matter the traumatic life event, time is a critical element to moving forward.
-
Commentary: Airpower brings hope, relief to Puerto Rico
In the midst of chaos and destruction, the Air Force brought help and relief from the sky.
