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U.S. Navy and Coast Guard need more icebreakers now
It will take ten years to build the next U.S. icebreaker and that’s too long and too few ships, a lawmaker says.
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Next steps for Navy tattoo rules: editorial
Three steps to ensure that the new tattoo rules serve everyone’s best interests.
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‘Injured vets are fighters — don’t buy the PTS hype’
Last week, the U.S. hosted the second Invictus Games, an international athletic competition for wounded and injured veterans. Vets traveled from 14 countries to compete in Orlando against hundreds of others who have known war.
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Military Times to Donald Trump: Spend more time in listening mode
Donald Trump has no boundaries in speaking his mind. But he wants to muzzle the military’s top officers.
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Navy uniform upheaval, new tattoo rules: May letters
Your take on the future of the Navy working uniform and the recently approved tattoo rules.
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It’s time to remove lawyers from the war room
U.S. and coalition air forces should be given more freedom to go after Taliban targets
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U.K. officer: Invictus Games aid in recovery, highlight new role for allies
This week, more than 100 British athletes will arrive in Orlando to begin a week of competition on an international stage. But these men and women are more than competitors.
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It’s a combat mission, Mr. President
On the military mission in Iraq and Syria, the White House breeds distrust within the ranks and among the public.
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The Pentagon is making a huge mistake on military retirement
Why can’t DoD support retirement enhancements for those who serve beyond 26 years without diminishing the benefit for those who don’t?
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Why the military needs unorthodox career tracks — now
A Navy lieutenant says his career has been anything but ordinary, and shows why non-traditional tracks are valuable.
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U.S. Navy and Coast Guard need more icebreakers now
It will take ten years to build the next U.S. icebreaker and that’s too long and too few ships, a lawmaker says.
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Next steps for Navy tattoo rules: editorial
Three steps to ensure that the new tattoo rules serve everyone’s best interests.
-
‘Injured vets are fighters — don’t buy the PTS hype’
Last week, the U.S. hosted the second Invictus Games, an international athletic competition for wounded and injured veterans. Vets traveled from 14 countries to compete in Orlando against hundreds of others who have known war.
-
Military Times to Donald Trump: Spend more time in listening mode
Donald Trump has no boundaries in speaking his mind. But he wants to muzzle the military’s top officers.
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Navy uniform upheaval, new tattoo rules: May letters
Your take on the future of the Navy working uniform and the recently approved tattoo rules.
-
It’s time to remove lawyers from the war room
U.S. and coalition air forces should be given more freedom to go after Taliban targets
-
U.K. officer: Invictus Games aid in recovery, highlight new role for allies
This week, more than 100 British athletes will arrive in Orlando to begin a week of competition on an international stage. But these men and women are more than competitors.
-
It’s a combat mission, Mr. President
On the military mission in Iraq and Syria, the White House breeds distrust within the ranks and among the public.
-
The Pentagon is making a huge mistake on military retirement
Why can’t DoD support retirement enhancements for those who serve beyond 26 years without diminishing the benefit for those who don’t?
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Why the military needs unorthodox career tracks — now
A Navy lieutenant says his career has been anything but ordinary, and shows why non-traditional tracks are valuable.
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U.S. Navy and Coast Guard need more icebreakers now
It will take ten years to build the next U.S. icebreaker and that’s too long and too few ships, a lawmaker says.
-
Next steps for Navy tattoo rules: editorial
Three steps to ensure that the new tattoo rules serve everyone’s best interests.
-
‘Injured vets are fighters — don’t buy the PTS hype’
Last week, the U.S. hosted the second Invictus Games, an international athletic competition for wounded and injured veterans. Vets traveled from 14 countries to compete in Orlando against hundreds of others who have known war.
-
Military Times to Donald Trump: Spend more time in listening mode
Donald Trump has no boundaries in speaking his mind. But he wants to muzzle the military’s top officers.
-
Navy uniform upheaval, new tattoo rules: May letters
Your take on the future of the Navy working uniform and the recently approved tattoo rules.
-
It’s time to remove lawyers from the war room
U.S. and coalition air forces should be given more freedom to go after Taliban targets
-
U.K. officer: Invictus Games aid in recovery, highlight new role for allies
This week, more than 100 British athletes will arrive in Orlando to begin a week of competition on an international stage. But these men and women are more than competitors.
-
It’s a combat mission, Mr. President
On the military mission in Iraq and Syria, the White House breeds distrust within the ranks and among the public.
-
The Pentagon is making a huge mistake on military retirement
Why can’t DoD support retirement enhancements for those who serve beyond 26 years without diminishing the benefit for those who don’t?
-
Why the military needs unorthodox career tracks — now
A Navy lieutenant says his career has been anything but ordinary, and shows why non-traditional tracks are valuable.
