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Veteran peer-support helps prevent crises
Peer support provides veterans that sense of immediate trust, and gives them a confidant they can connect with, the author of this commentary says.
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Why women veterans are more likely than civilian women to commit suicide
Making services and programming as effective for female veterans as it is for male veterans can succeed if prioritized, the authors of this commentary say.
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VA moving to deliver electronic health record modernization
Veterans Affairs will continue to resist the pressure to rush the process and stay focused on doing electronic health record modernization right, says the VA secretary in this commentary.
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Op-ed: How ‘warspeak’ puts us all in the trenches
An anthropologist takes aim at warspeak, a form of language that he contends has crept into most aspects of American life and public discourse.
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Op-ed: Different spanks for different ranks?
The ace attorney worries that the continued politicization of the military justice system presents a very clear and present danger to all service members.
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Opinion: Democratic candidates are ignoring the ‘Endless War’ beyond Afghanistan
Only one Democratic presidential candidate even superficially made the connection between Afghanistan and the war in other places. Former Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke said, “It is time to bring those service members back home from Afghanistan but also from Iraq, also from Yemen and Somalia and Libya and Syria. There is no reason for us…
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Opinion: Thanks long overdue for Vietnam War-era veterans
The commemoration was authorized by Congress, under DoD auspices, and launched at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in 2012. Our goal is to thank and honor America’s 6.4 million living veterans of the 9 million who served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces from Nov. 1, 1955, to May 15, 1975 — regardless of…
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We can do more: Suicide prevention cannot be the only strategy
Adopting a postvention strategy is a critical component of a comprehensive approach to reducing suicide, the author of this commentary says.
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Cracking the code: The new frontier in confronting veteran suicide
Science may soon provide a way to predict and mitigate the risk of suicide, the author of this commentary piece says.
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Serving after service: How getting involved helped me overcome my fears and rediscover myself
Veterans service organizations helped the writer of this commentary to overcome his struggles transitioning from the military.
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Veteran peer-support helps prevent crises
Peer support provides veterans that sense of immediate trust, and gives them a confidant they can connect with, the author of this commentary says.
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Why women veterans are more likely than civilian women to commit suicide
Making services and programming as effective for female veterans as it is for male veterans can succeed if prioritized, the authors of this commentary say.
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VA moving to deliver electronic health record modernization
Veterans Affairs will continue to resist the pressure to rush the process and stay focused on doing electronic health record modernization right, says the VA secretary in this commentary.
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Op-ed: How ‘warspeak’ puts us all in the trenches
An anthropologist takes aim at warspeak, a form of language that he contends has crept into most aspects of American life and public discourse.
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Op-ed: Different spanks for different ranks?
The ace attorney worries that the continued politicization of the military justice system presents a very clear and present danger to all service members.
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Opinion: Democratic candidates are ignoring the ‘Endless War’ beyond Afghanistan
Only one Democratic presidential candidate even superficially made the connection between Afghanistan and the war in other places. Former Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke said, “It is time to bring those service members back home from Afghanistan but also from Iraq, also from Yemen and Somalia and Libya and Syria. There is no reason for us…
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Opinion: Thanks long overdue for Vietnam War-era veterans
The commemoration was authorized by Congress, under DoD auspices, and launched at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in 2012. Our goal is to thank and honor America’s 6.4 million living veterans of the 9 million who served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces from Nov. 1, 1955, to May 15, 1975 — regardless of…
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We can do more: Suicide prevention cannot be the only strategy
Adopting a postvention strategy is a critical component of a comprehensive approach to reducing suicide, the author of this commentary says.
-
Cracking the code: The new frontier in confronting veteran suicide
Science may soon provide a way to predict and mitigate the risk of suicide, the author of this commentary piece says.
-
Serving after service: How getting involved helped me overcome my fears and rediscover myself
Veterans service organizations helped the writer of this commentary to overcome his struggles transitioning from the military.
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Veteran peer-support helps prevent crises
Peer support provides veterans that sense of immediate trust, and gives them a confidant they can connect with, the author of this commentary says.
-
Why women veterans are more likely than civilian women to commit suicide
Making services and programming as effective for female veterans as it is for male veterans can succeed if prioritized, the authors of this commentary say.
-
VA moving to deliver electronic health record modernization
Veterans Affairs will continue to resist the pressure to rush the process and stay focused on doing electronic health record modernization right, says the VA secretary in this commentary.
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Op-ed: How ‘warspeak’ puts us all in the trenches
An anthropologist takes aim at warspeak, a form of language that he contends has crept into most aspects of American life and public discourse.
-
Op-ed: Different spanks for different ranks?
The ace attorney worries that the continued politicization of the military justice system presents a very clear and present danger to all service members.
-
Opinion: Democratic candidates are ignoring the ‘Endless War’ beyond Afghanistan
Only one Democratic presidential candidate even superficially made the connection between Afghanistan and the war in other places. Former Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke said, “It is time to bring those service members back home from Afghanistan but also from Iraq, also from Yemen and Somalia and Libya and Syria. There is no reason for us…
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Opinion: Thanks long overdue for Vietnam War-era veterans
The commemoration was authorized by Congress, under DoD auspices, and launched at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in 2012. Our goal is to thank and honor America’s 6.4 million living veterans of the 9 million who served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces from Nov. 1, 1955, to May 15, 1975 — regardless of…
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We can do more: Suicide prevention cannot be the only strategy
Adopting a postvention strategy is a critical component of a comprehensive approach to reducing suicide, the author of this commentary says.
-
Cracking the code: The new frontier in confronting veteran suicide
Science may soon provide a way to predict and mitigate the risk of suicide, the author of this commentary piece says.
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Serving after service: How getting involved helped me overcome my fears and rediscover myself
Veterans service organizations helped the writer of this commentary to overcome his struggles transitioning from the military.
