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Making the best of a bad situation in Afghanistan
For all its faults, it would be foolish to prematurely pull the plug on a diplomatic initiative to end the war in Afghanistan, this writer argues.
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A futurist stares into the future of maritime warfare
Eric Wertheim talks about lasers, subs, the F-35C Joint Strike Fighter and the eternal allure of the Ticos.
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Op-Ed: US must win the race to develop hypersonic missiles
After leading the development of this technology area for decades, the U.S. finds itself behind and investing heavily in the technology to try to keep up.
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Meet the women helping VA work for women veterans
The VA has a long history of both serving women and putting them in a position to lead.
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The case for keeping military draft registration
An assistant secretary of defense under President Reagan says recruitment and retention problems in the nearly 20 years of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan could have been addressed by activating Selective Service.
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War games shed light on real strategies
In the 1920s and 1930s, the U.S. Navy used war games to design military plans against potential adversaries.
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Op-ed: Journalism’s Assange problem
These days, anybody with an internet connection can be a publisher. That doesn’t make everybody a journalist.
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Smooth your transition to a civilian career with professional certifications
Certifications in their area of expertise helps transitioning service members and veterans create common ground with civilian employers, says this author.
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The SWAN song of Marine veteran Anuradha Bhagwati
A review of Marine veteran Anuradha Bhagwati’s lacerating memoir about life in the Corps for a bisexual woman of color.
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How to execute a military move: Top 10 rules to get a PCS done
This retired Marine Corps officer offers 10 rules to follow for your next PCS move.
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Making the best of a bad situation in Afghanistan
For all its faults, it would be foolish to prematurely pull the plug on a diplomatic initiative to end the war in Afghanistan, this writer argues.
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A futurist stares into the future of maritime warfare
Eric Wertheim talks about lasers, subs, the F-35C Joint Strike Fighter and the eternal allure of the Ticos.
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Op-Ed: US must win the race to develop hypersonic missiles
After leading the development of this technology area for decades, the U.S. finds itself behind and investing heavily in the technology to try to keep up.
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Meet the women helping VA work for women veterans
The VA has a long history of both serving women and putting them in a position to lead.
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The case for keeping military draft registration
An assistant secretary of defense under President Reagan says recruitment and retention problems in the nearly 20 years of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan could have been addressed by activating Selective Service.
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War games shed light on real strategies
In the 1920s and 1930s, the U.S. Navy used war games to design military plans against potential adversaries.
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Op-ed: Journalism’s Assange problem
These days, anybody with an internet connection can be a publisher. That doesn’t make everybody a journalist.
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Smooth your transition to a civilian career with professional certifications
Certifications in their area of expertise helps transitioning service members and veterans create common ground with civilian employers, says this author.
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The SWAN song of Marine veteran Anuradha Bhagwati
A review of Marine veteran Anuradha Bhagwati’s lacerating memoir about life in the Corps for a bisexual woman of color.
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How to execute a military move: Top 10 rules to get a PCS done
This retired Marine Corps officer offers 10 rules to follow for your next PCS move.
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Making the best of a bad situation in Afghanistan
For all its faults, it would be foolish to prematurely pull the plug on a diplomatic initiative to end the war in Afghanistan, this writer argues.
-
A futurist stares into the future of maritime warfare
Eric Wertheim talks about lasers, subs, the F-35C Joint Strike Fighter and the eternal allure of the Ticos.
-
Op-Ed: US must win the race to develop hypersonic missiles
After leading the development of this technology area for decades, the U.S. finds itself behind and investing heavily in the technology to try to keep up.
-
Meet the women helping VA work for women veterans
The VA has a long history of both serving women and putting them in a position to lead.
-
The case for keeping military draft registration
An assistant secretary of defense under President Reagan says recruitment and retention problems in the nearly 20 years of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan could have been addressed by activating Selective Service.
-
War games shed light on real strategies
In the 1920s and 1930s, the U.S. Navy used war games to design military plans against potential adversaries.
-
Op-ed: Journalism’s Assange problem
These days, anybody with an internet connection can be a publisher. That doesn’t make everybody a journalist.
-
Smooth your transition to a civilian career with professional certifications
Certifications in their area of expertise helps transitioning service members and veterans create common ground with civilian employers, says this author.
-
The SWAN song of Marine veteran Anuradha Bhagwati
A review of Marine veteran Anuradha Bhagwati’s lacerating memoir about life in the Corps for a bisexual woman of color.
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How to execute a military move: Top 10 rules to get a PCS done
This retired Marine Corps officer offers 10 rules to follow for your next PCS move.
