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Protect pay for our unsung maritime military service: the US Coast Guard
This congressman makes the case for the Pay Our USCG Parity Act to ensure the Coast Guard is paid during a government shutdown
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Who benefits from the use of kompromat in American politics?
The main weapon of a hybrid warfare is a deception, and one of the main tasks of this deception is to convince the enemy that there is no war, says the author of this commentary.
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Explainer: Is the US losing the artificial intelligence arms race?
The U.S. defense community is starting to understand that AI will significantly transform, if not completely reinvent, the world’s military power balance.
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The case for light-attack aircraft
Light-attack capability should be moved from the Air Force to U.S. Special Operations Command to avoid delaying air support to special operators in austere locations, says the author of this commentary.
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US failed to set attainable military objectives in Syria
It’s time to stop making foreign policy on aspirational hopes and return to realistic, feasible policies that benefit our country, says the author of this commentary.
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Helping veterans age well after military service
A new partnership aims to understand the specific needs of the nation’s 12.4 million veterans aged 65-plus.
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Celebrating our son’s life through Heroes In Transition’s work
Heroes In Transition looks to ease the burdens military members face through a range of services.
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Equal treatment of banks on base should focus on service, not profits
Banks have opted to end-run DoD and go to Congress to get a handout under the guise that too many banks have had to leave military bases due to the cost of leases making military banking less profitable, the authors of this commentary say.
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Why the military should treat mental health the same as physical health
Until a policy and trust are established that allows service members to treat their mental health with the same dignity and understanding that physical health is treated, lives will continue to be lost, say the authors of this commentary.
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A veteran’s perspective on Syria: A letter to our leadership
This is a case when service members deserve a private conversation with leaders without fear of reprisal, an officer says.
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Protect pay for our unsung maritime military service: the US Coast Guard
This congressman makes the case for the Pay Our USCG Parity Act to ensure the Coast Guard is paid during a government shutdown
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Who benefits from the use of kompromat in American politics?
The main weapon of a hybrid warfare is a deception, and one of the main tasks of this deception is to convince the enemy that there is no war, says the author of this commentary.
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Explainer: Is the US losing the artificial intelligence arms race?
The U.S. defense community is starting to understand that AI will significantly transform, if not completely reinvent, the world’s military power balance.
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The case for light-attack aircraft
Light-attack capability should be moved from the Air Force to U.S. Special Operations Command to avoid delaying air support to special operators in austere locations, says the author of this commentary.
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US failed to set attainable military objectives in Syria
It’s time to stop making foreign policy on aspirational hopes and return to realistic, feasible policies that benefit our country, says the author of this commentary.
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Helping veterans age well after military service
A new partnership aims to understand the specific needs of the nation’s 12.4 million veterans aged 65-plus.
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Celebrating our son’s life through Heroes In Transition’s work
Heroes In Transition looks to ease the burdens military members face through a range of services.
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Equal treatment of banks on base should focus on service, not profits
Banks have opted to end-run DoD and go to Congress to get a handout under the guise that too many banks have had to leave military bases due to the cost of leases making military banking less profitable, the authors of this commentary say.
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Why the military should treat mental health the same as physical health
Until a policy and trust are established that allows service members to treat their mental health with the same dignity and understanding that physical health is treated, lives will continue to be lost, say the authors of this commentary.
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A veteran’s perspective on Syria: A letter to our leadership
This is a case when service members deserve a private conversation with leaders without fear of reprisal, an officer says.
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Protect pay for our unsung maritime military service: the US Coast Guard
This congressman makes the case for the Pay Our USCG Parity Act to ensure the Coast Guard is paid during a government shutdown
-
Who benefits from the use of kompromat in American politics?
The main weapon of a hybrid warfare is a deception, and one of the main tasks of this deception is to convince the enemy that there is no war, says the author of this commentary.
-
Explainer: Is the US losing the artificial intelligence arms race?
The U.S. defense community is starting to understand that AI will significantly transform, if not completely reinvent, the world’s military power balance.
-
The case for light-attack aircraft
Light-attack capability should be moved from the Air Force to U.S. Special Operations Command to avoid delaying air support to special operators in austere locations, says the author of this commentary.
-
US failed to set attainable military objectives in Syria
It’s time to stop making foreign policy on aspirational hopes and return to realistic, feasible policies that benefit our country, says the author of this commentary.
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Helping veterans age well after military service
A new partnership aims to understand the specific needs of the nation’s 12.4 million veterans aged 65-plus.
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Celebrating our son’s life through Heroes In Transition’s work
Heroes In Transition looks to ease the burdens military members face through a range of services.
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Equal treatment of banks on base should focus on service, not profits
Banks have opted to end-run DoD and go to Congress to get a handout under the guise that too many banks have had to leave military bases due to the cost of leases making military banking less profitable, the authors of this commentary say.
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Why the military should treat mental health the same as physical health
Until a policy and trust are established that allows service members to treat their mental health with the same dignity and understanding that physical health is treated, lives will continue to be lost, say the authors of this commentary.
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A veteran’s perspective on Syria: A letter to our leadership
This is a case when service members deserve a private conversation with leaders without fear of reprisal, an officer says.
