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Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
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Commentary: 5 ways companies can help veterans transition to corporate America
Change is never easy in life, and one of the toughest transitions anyone can go through is a significant career shift. Not all career changes are created equally, though, and one of the most challenging can be the move from active duty military to corporate America.
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Op-ed: Dear VCNO, fix the chiefs mess and listen more to junior sailors
Cultural reform in the chiefs mess is long overdue. Investigating and implementing checks-and-balances to the mess will spark immediate, positive and tangible results.
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Pinks and greens: The uniform today’s Army needs
Uniform changes are never easy, and critics abound, both in and outside the Army.
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Confronting the axis: Is the US prepared for a regional war with Iran and its allies?
Brian Katz of CSIS lays out the three key challenges American planners need to consider when looking at potential conflict with Iran.
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Op-ed: What Neil Armstrong’s America could’ve been
The film “First Man,” starring Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong, may boost public recognition of Armstrong’s name and career. But his fate after his “giant leap for all mankind” mirrored that of public interest in the moon landings and, broader still, trust in government, which has steadily eroded since the early 1970s.
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The nation needs the Guard in space
The Air Force’s Sept. 14 memo on the establishment of a separate Space Force “is astonishing and disappointing” in its recommendations to fold National Guard space units into a federal Space Force Reserve, the author writes.
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Should American military bases be named after Confederate officers?
Virginia has three of the 10 military installations named after Confederates. Louisiana and Georgia each have two. Alabama, North Carolina and Texas each have one.
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Transcending prejudice through humble courage
This author believes Marines can and need to apply their core values in the war against prejudice.
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Do what’s right for our Blue Water Vietnam veterans
“Instead of providing adequate care to our veterans who have fought and suffered for their country, government officials who have the power to provide them with care are needlessly debating a settled issue and placing the onus on veterans to prove that they were harmed. America owes our veterans a debt, and we are failing…
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Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
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Commentary: 5 ways companies can help veterans transition to corporate America
Change is never easy in life, and one of the toughest transitions anyone can go through is a significant career shift. Not all career changes are created equally, though, and one of the most challenging can be the move from active duty military to corporate America.
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Op-ed: Dear VCNO, fix the chiefs mess and listen more to junior sailors
Cultural reform in the chiefs mess is long overdue. Investigating and implementing checks-and-balances to the mess will spark immediate, positive and tangible results.
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Pinks and greens: The uniform today’s Army needs
Uniform changes are never easy, and critics abound, both in and outside the Army.
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Confronting the axis: Is the US prepared for a regional war with Iran and its allies?
Brian Katz of CSIS lays out the three key challenges American planners need to consider when looking at potential conflict with Iran.
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Op-ed: What Neil Armstrong’s America could’ve been
The film “First Man,” starring Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong, may boost public recognition of Armstrong’s name and career. But his fate after his “giant leap for all mankind” mirrored that of public interest in the moon landings and, broader still, trust in government, which has steadily eroded since the early 1970s.
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The nation needs the Guard in space
The Air Force’s Sept. 14 memo on the establishment of a separate Space Force “is astonishing and disappointing” in its recommendations to fold National Guard space units into a federal Space Force Reserve, the author writes.
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Should American military bases be named after Confederate officers?
Virginia has three of the 10 military installations named after Confederates. Louisiana and Georgia each have two. Alabama, North Carolina and Texas each have one.
-
Transcending prejudice through humble courage
This author believes Marines can and need to apply their core values in the war against prejudice.
-
Do what’s right for our Blue Water Vietnam veterans
“Instead of providing adequate care to our veterans who have fought and suffered for their country, government officials who have the power to provide them with care are needlessly debating a settled issue and placing the onus on veterans to prove that they were harmed. America owes our veterans a debt, and we are failing…
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Why this new veterans museum is like no other
Retired Army Lt. Gen. Michael Ferriter says the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, which opens Nov. 3, tells the stories of those who serve.
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Commentary: 5 ways companies can help veterans transition to corporate America
Change is never easy in life, and one of the toughest transitions anyone can go through is a significant career shift. Not all career changes are created equally, though, and one of the most challenging can be the move from active duty military to corporate America.
-
Op-ed: Dear VCNO, fix the chiefs mess and listen more to junior sailors
Cultural reform in the chiefs mess is long overdue. Investigating and implementing checks-and-balances to the mess will spark immediate, positive and tangible results.
-
Pinks and greens: The uniform today’s Army needs
Uniform changes are never easy, and critics abound, both in and outside the Army.
-
Confronting the axis: Is the US prepared for a regional war with Iran and its allies?
Brian Katz of CSIS lays out the three key challenges American planners need to consider when looking at potential conflict with Iran.
-
Op-ed: What Neil Armstrong’s America could’ve been
The film “First Man,” starring Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong, may boost public recognition of Armstrong’s name and career. But his fate after his “giant leap for all mankind” mirrored that of public interest in the moon landings and, broader still, trust in government, which has steadily eroded since the early 1970s.
-
The nation needs the Guard in space
The Air Force’s Sept. 14 memo on the establishment of a separate Space Force “is astonishing and disappointing” in its recommendations to fold National Guard space units into a federal Space Force Reserve, the author writes.
-
Should American military bases be named after Confederate officers?
Virginia has three of the 10 military installations named after Confederates. Louisiana and Georgia each have two. Alabama, North Carolina and Texas each have one.
-
Transcending prejudice through humble courage
This author believes Marines can and need to apply their core values in the war against prejudice.
-
Do what’s right for our Blue Water Vietnam veterans
“Instead of providing adequate care to our veterans who have fought and suffered for their country, government officials who have the power to provide them with care are needlessly debating a settled issue and placing the onus on veterans to prove that they were harmed. America owes our veterans a debt, and we are failing…
