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The invisible enemy that stalks us — firearm suicides — and how you can fight it
As the nation struggles with isolation, a psychologist offers “a tactical analysis of mental warfare” that can help veterans facing depression.
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COVID-19 shows why military health care shouldn’t be downsized
Military medicine has long been a critically valuable source of research, insight, training and skill for the nation and now is no different. Yet even as leaders turn to the military for manpower, medics, and expertise, the Defense Department is engineering a reduction of that system.
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The Military Health System is uniquely suited to handle the COVID-19 crisis
Military medicine is providing assistance in unprecedented ways.
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Dispatch from Rome: More advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy
My wife and I, already three weeks into self-isolation, remain in Rome under government-mandated pandemic protocols.
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Opinion: America has higher priorities at home than unnecessary wars in the Middle East
Don’t let the coronavirus halt the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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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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The invisible enemy that stalks us — firearm suicides — and how you can fight it
As the nation struggles with isolation, a psychologist offers “a tactical analysis of mental warfare” that can help veterans facing depression.
-
COVID-19 shows why military health care shouldn’t be downsized
Military medicine has long been a critically valuable source of research, insight, training and skill for the nation and now is no different. Yet even as leaders turn to the military for manpower, medics, and expertise, the Defense Department is engineering a reduction of that system.
-
The Military Health System is uniquely suited to handle the COVID-19 crisis
Military medicine is providing assistance in unprecedented ways.
-
Dispatch from Rome: More advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy
My wife and I, already three weeks into self-isolation, remain in Rome under government-mandated pandemic protocols.
-
Opinion: America has higher priorities at home than unnecessary wars in the Middle East
Don’t let the coronavirus halt the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
-
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.
-
The invisible enemy that stalks us — firearm suicides — and how you can fight it
As the nation struggles with isolation, a psychologist offers “a tactical analysis of mental warfare” that can help veterans facing depression.
-
COVID-19 shows why military health care shouldn’t be downsized
Military medicine has long been a critically valuable source of research, insight, training and skill for the nation and now is no different. Yet even as leaders turn to the military for manpower, medics, and expertise, the Defense Department is engineering a reduction of that system.
-
The Military Health System is uniquely suited to handle the COVID-19 crisis
Military medicine is providing assistance in unprecedented ways.
-
Dispatch from Rome: More advice from a retired SF officer locked down in COVID-19 ravaged Italy
My wife and I, already three weeks into self-isolation, remain in Rome under government-mandated pandemic protocols.
-
Opinion: America has higher priorities at home than unnecessary wars in the Middle East
Don’t let the coronavirus halt the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
-
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.
