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Improve sailor training carefully: Editorial
A push to speed up sailor instruction must be careful to not repeat mistakes that lessened the training’s value.
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Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
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Military’s move toward women in combat signals a major paradigm shift
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus’ Jan. 1 memo to General Neller that the Marine Corps turn its basic training and organizational structure gender neutral has received mixed reactions.
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Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
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Integration of Marine Corps recruit training: one shot to get it right
Senior leaders have an opportunity to leverage the talents of drill instructors and junior officers, and ensure all recruits are held to the same high standards.
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How to rise through the Navy’s enlisted ranks — fast
A CO recounts the strategies for how a sailor on submarine Alaska rose from seaman to chief in only six years.
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Overdue overhaul for UCMJ
It’s time to change the outdated parts of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Editorial: Transparency and Navy reliefs
The Navy sets the military’s best standard for high-level firings: full disclosure for those who break the rules.
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Commentary: Draft our daughters
As a combat veteran and the father of two young daughters, I embrace the expansion of Selective Service.
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Editorial: Break Navy drinking culture
The Navy needs to do more to break its hard-drinking subculture, which fuels most misconduct.
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Improve sailor training carefully: Editorial
A push to speed up sailor instruction must be careful to not repeat mistakes that lessened the training’s value.
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Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
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Military’s move toward women in combat signals a major paradigm shift
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus’ Jan. 1 memo to General Neller that the Marine Corps turn its basic training and organizational structure gender neutral has received mixed reactions.
-
Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
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Integration of Marine Corps recruit training: one shot to get it right
Senior leaders have an opportunity to leverage the talents of drill instructors and junior officers, and ensure all recruits are held to the same high standards.
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How to rise through the Navy’s enlisted ranks — fast
A CO recounts the strategies for how a sailor on submarine Alaska rose from seaman to chief in only six years.
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Overdue overhaul for UCMJ
It’s time to change the outdated parts of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
-
Editorial: Transparency and Navy reliefs
The Navy sets the military’s best standard for high-level firings: full disclosure for those who break the rules.
-
Commentary: Draft our daughters
As a combat veteran and the father of two young daughters, I embrace the expansion of Selective Service.
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Editorial: Break Navy drinking culture
The Navy needs to do more to break its hard-drinking subculture, which fuels most misconduct.
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Improve sailor training carefully: Editorial
A push to speed up sailor instruction must be careful to not repeat mistakes that lessened the training’s value.
-
Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
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Military’s move toward women in combat signals a major paradigm shift
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus’ Jan. 1 memo to General Neller that the Marine Corps turn its basic training and organizational structure gender neutral has received mixed reactions.
-
Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
-
Integration of Marine Corps recruit training: one shot to get it right
Senior leaders have an opportunity to leverage the talents of drill instructors and junior officers, and ensure all recruits are held to the same high standards.
-
How to rise through the Navy’s enlisted ranks — fast
A CO recounts the strategies for how a sailor on submarine Alaska rose from seaman to chief in only six years.
-
Overdue overhaul for UCMJ
It’s time to change the outdated parts of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
-
Editorial: Transparency and Navy reliefs
The Navy sets the military’s best standard for high-level firings: full disclosure for those who break the rules.
-
Commentary: Draft our daughters
As a combat veteran and the father of two young daughters, I embrace the expansion of Selective Service.
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Editorial: Break Navy drinking culture
The Navy needs to do more to break its hard-drinking subculture, which fuels most misconduct.
