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DoD leaves military families waiting on tenant bill of rights
How much longer must military families wait for something that is already the law, asks the author of this commentary.
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Risk to America of maintaining forever-war status quo dangerously high
America absorbs far more risk by not withdrawing from places like Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan, says the author of this commentary.
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‘I hope she’s scarred for life’ — Recalling my time as a Blackwater mercenary
The author recalls being in Iraq the day that seven Blackwater security contractors were killed in a helicopter crash.
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Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
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End the Navy’s vessel exception. Give sailors and Marines the due process afforded to every other US service member
Navy leaders often abuse the vessel exception loophole to non-judicial punishment, says the author of this commentary.
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William Shatner and the Military Times brought America into the most important debate in the NDAA
Discussions on how the U.S. Space Force needs to separate itself from Air Force culture is important for its future and should not be ignored, says the author of this commentary.
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The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
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A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
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Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
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With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
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DoD leaves military families waiting on tenant bill of rights
How much longer must military families wait for something that is already the law, asks the author of this commentary.
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Risk to America of maintaining forever-war status quo dangerously high
America absorbs far more risk by not withdrawing from places like Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan, says the author of this commentary.
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‘I hope she’s scarred for life’ — Recalling my time as a Blackwater mercenary
The author recalls being in Iraq the day that seven Blackwater security contractors were killed in a helicopter crash.
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Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
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End the Navy’s vessel exception. Give sailors and Marines the due process afforded to every other US service member
Navy leaders often abuse the vessel exception loophole to non-judicial punishment, says the author of this commentary.
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William Shatner and the Military Times brought America into the most important debate in the NDAA
Discussions on how the U.S. Space Force needs to separate itself from Air Force culture is important for its future and should not be ignored, says the author of this commentary.
-
The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
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A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
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Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
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With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
-
DoD leaves military families waiting on tenant bill of rights
How much longer must military families wait for something that is already the law, asks the author of this commentary.
-
Risk to America of maintaining forever-war status quo dangerously high
America absorbs far more risk by not withdrawing from places like Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan, says the author of this commentary.
-
‘I hope she’s scarred for life’ — Recalling my time as a Blackwater mercenary
The author recalls being in Iraq the day that seven Blackwater security contractors were killed in a helicopter crash.
-
Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
-
End the Navy’s vessel exception. Give sailors and Marines the due process afforded to every other US service member
Navy leaders often abuse the vessel exception loophole to non-judicial punishment, says the author of this commentary.
-
William Shatner and the Military Times brought America into the most important debate in the NDAA
Discussions on how the U.S. Space Force needs to separate itself from Air Force culture is important for its future and should not be ignored, says the author of this commentary.
-
The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
-
A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
-
Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
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With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
