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Vietnam War: Who was right about what went wrong – and why it matters in Afghanistan
In the Vietnam era, as today, the United States found itself engulfed in a seemingly never-ending war with mounting costs, unclear goals and few signs of success, writes this Drake University professor.
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How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
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MEDAL: DoD expertly navigates ‘climate change’ controversy
‘Climate change’ is a bad word, so DoD ain’t using it.
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MEDAL: Female Marines are rocking pullups on the Corps’ new fitness test
What’s next? Gender-neutral fitness standards?
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Kevlar for the Mind: Making sense of infidelity in the military
Cheating’s far from a military-only problem, but service-related stresses and other factors can contribute.
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Commentary: Your help needed as Global War on Terror Memorial takes shape
A law will allow the memorial to move forward, but the advance work is far from finished.
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MISFIRE: Really? America’s two most elite warplanes can’t share data?
The Air Force has known about this problem for years.
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MEDAL: Pentagon admits mistake in disputed California Guard bonuses
The Defense Department decided that it will not force some 17,000 California National Guard soldiers to repay enlistment bonuses and other payments that they received a decade ago due to a payroll-related snafu.
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EDITORIAL: Will Trump’s Afghanistan strategy actually make a difference?
It’s still hard to see how Trump’s plan for ending America’s longest war is substantially different than the one Obama rolled out in 2009.
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Vietnam War: Who was right about what went wrong – and why it matters in Afghanistan
In the Vietnam era, as today, the United States found itself engulfed in a seemingly never-ending war with mounting costs, unclear goals and few signs of success, writes this Drake University professor.
-
How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
-
MEDAL: DoD expertly navigates ‘climate change’ controversy
‘Climate change’ is a bad word, so DoD ain’t using it.
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MISFIRE: Harvard is wrong to honor Chelsea Manning
Just no, Harvard.
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MEDAL: Female Marines are rocking pullups on the Corps’ new fitness test
What’s next? Gender-neutral fitness standards?
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Kevlar for the Mind: Making sense of infidelity in the military
Cheating’s far from a military-only problem, but service-related stresses and other factors can contribute.
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Commentary: Your help needed as Global War on Terror Memorial takes shape
A law will allow the memorial to move forward, but the advance work is far from finished.
-
MISFIRE: Really? America’s two most elite warplanes can’t share data?
The Air Force has known about this problem for years.
-
MEDAL: Pentagon admits mistake in disputed California Guard bonuses
The Defense Department decided that it will not force some 17,000 California National Guard soldiers to repay enlistment bonuses and other payments that they received a decade ago due to a payroll-related snafu.
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EDITORIAL: Will Trump’s Afghanistan strategy actually make a difference?
It’s still hard to see how Trump’s plan for ending America’s longest war is substantially different than the one Obama rolled out in 2009.
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Vietnam War: Who was right about what went wrong – and why it matters in Afghanistan
In the Vietnam era, as today, the United States found itself engulfed in a seemingly never-ending war with mounting costs, unclear goals and few signs of success, writes this Drake University professor.
-
How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
-
MEDAL: DoD expertly navigates ‘climate change’ controversy
‘Climate change’ is a bad word, so DoD ain’t using it.
-
MISFIRE: Harvard is wrong to honor Chelsea Manning
Just no, Harvard.
-
MEDAL: Female Marines are rocking pullups on the Corps’ new fitness test
What’s next? Gender-neutral fitness standards?
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Making sense of infidelity in the military
Cheating’s far from a military-only problem, but service-related stresses and other factors can contribute.
-
Commentary: Your help needed as Global War on Terror Memorial takes shape
A law will allow the memorial to move forward, but the advance work is far from finished.
-
MISFIRE: Really? America’s two most elite warplanes can’t share data?
The Air Force has known about this problem for years.
-
MEDAL: Pentagon admits mistake in disputed California Guard bonuses
The Defense Department decided that it will not force some 17,000 California National Guard soldiers to repay enlistment bonuses and other payments that they received a decade ago due to a payroll-related snafu.
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EDITORIAL: Will Trump’s Afghanistan strategy actually make a difference?
It’s still hard to see how Trump’s plan for ending America’s longest war is substantially different than the one Obama rolled out in 2009.
