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Advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy.
Nothing that I have experienced in either my U.S. military or United Nations careers is comparable.
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Thank them for their service
As COVID-19 has made us all more aware, the military has neither a monopoly on service or sacrifice.
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Sending my spouse to fight COVID-19 feels like sending him into combat
Next week, as the coronavirus pandemic is expected to reach its peak in the U.S., my husband will go back into the hospital. I wonder if he’ll be any safer there than he was in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Coronavirus may force ROK/U.S. military alliance to contend with North Korean instability
North Korea is the least-equipped country in the world to deal with coronavirus. Last week, at a ground-breaking ceremony for a new Pyongyang General Hospital scheduled for completion by October, Kim Jong Un himself admitted that North Korea lacks modern medical facilities and demanded improvements.
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What the fight against coronavirus can teach us about veterans suicide
Knowing who’s at risk and why puts all of us in a position to step up and help before the moment a crisis hits.
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Now, civilians are experiencing the same kind of crisis stress that is well known to military veterans
In past decades, there’s been a deep cultural rift in understanding between those who serve in the military and civilian Americans. Yet unexpectedly now, we are facing a situation that could bring us all together if we do this right.
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Commentary: VA is responding to the coronavirus outbreak
VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says they’ve already administered more than 800 tests, and we’re ready for thousands more, if necessary.
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Why the War Powers bill is doomed to fail.
Kaine’s bill would have added little to the extant powers that congress already has to provide a check on the president’s ability to go to war.
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Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
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Advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy.
Nothing that I have experienced in either my U.S. military or United Nations careers is comparable.
-
Thank them for their service
As COVID-19 has made us all more aware, the military has neither a monopoly on service or sacrifice.
-
Sending my spouse to fight COVID-19 feels like sending him into combat
Next week, as the coronavirus pandemic is expected to reach its peak in the U.S., my husband will go back into the hospital. I wonder if he’ll be any safer there than he was in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
Coronavirus may force ROK/U.S. military alliance to contend with North Korean instability
North Korea is the least-equipped country in the world to deal with coronavirus. Last week, at a ground-breaking ceremony for a new Pyongyang General Hospital scheduled for completion by October, Kim Jong Un himself admitted that North Korea lacks modern medical facilities and demanded improvements.
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What the fight against coronavirus can teach us about veterans suicide
Knowing who’s at risk and why puts all of us in a position to step up and help before the moment a crisis hits.
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Now, civilians are experiencing the same kind of crisis stress that is well known to military veterans
In past decades, there’s been a deep cultural rift in understanding between those who serve in the military and civilian Americans. Yet unexpectedly now, we are facing a situation that could bring us all together if we do this right.
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This Too Shall Pass….
Three truths about dealing with COVID-19 to consider moving forward.
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Commentary: VA is responding to the coronavirus outbreak
VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says they’ve already administered more than 800 tests, and we’re ready for thousands more, if necessary.
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Why the War Powers bill is doomed to fail.
Kaine’s bill would have added little to the extant powers that congress already has to provide a check on the president’s ability to go to war.
-
Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
-
Advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy.
Nothing that I have experienced in either my U.S. military or United Nations careers is comparable.
-
Thank them for their service
As COVID-19 has made us all more aware, the military has neither a monopoly on service or sacrifice.
-
Sending my spouse to fight COVID-19 feels like sending him into combat
Next week, as the coronavirus pandemic is expected to reach its peak in the U.S., my husband will go back into the hospital. I wonder if he’ll be any safer there than he was in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
Coronavirus may force ROK/U.S. military alliance to contend with North Korean instability
North Korea is the least-equipped country in the world to deal with coronavirus. Last week, at a ground-breaking ceremony for a new Pyongyang General Hospital scheduled for completion by October, Kim Jong Un himself admitted that North Korea lacks modern medical facilities and demanded improvements.
-
What the fight against coronavirus can teach us about veterans suicide
Knowing who’s at risk and why puts all of us in a position to step up and help before the moment a crisis hits.
-
Now, civilians are experiencing the same kind of crisis stress that is well known to military veterans
In past decades, there’s been a deep cultural rift in understanding between those who serve in the military and civilian Americans. Yet unexpectedly now, we are facing a situation that could bring us all together if we do this right.
-
This Too Shall Pass….
Three truths about dealing with COVID-19 to consider moving forward.
-
Commentary: VA is responding to the coronavirus outbreak
VA Secretary Robert Wilkie says they’ve already administered more than 800 tests, and we’re ready for thousands more, if necessary.
-
Why the War Powers bill is doomed to fail.
Kaine’s bill would have added little to the extant powers that congress already has to provide a check on the president’s ability to go to war.
-
Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
