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Leaders need to be more than allies and work to close the gender gap
Women in the military still face barriers as basic as uniforms that were designed for a man’s body, despite decades of allies championing their service.
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Playing politics with military promotions harms our service members
The Senate hold on military promotions impacts service members, families and the communities they call home.
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A battlefield approach to veteran care
The Veterans Access to Congress Act would require that VA facilities allow members of Congress to use office space to serve their veteran constituents.
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In national security, autism is in the closet. Here’s why.
Our national security challenges are too difficult and too important to leave to the portion of the population that uses its brains in only “typical” ways.
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No legal reason against giving cluster bombs to Ukraine but moral?
These munitions are not in themselves illegal, but their usage can be, if fired at civilians.
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How capable is today’s Marine Corps to answer a 9-1-1 call? Not very
Neither the Navy nor the Marine Corps can meet the essential requirements today, these two retired Marine leaders write.
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Clint Lorance wants to be a lawyer. A soldier he led says he’s unfit
After receiving a presidential pardon for a war crimes conviction, Clint Lorance now intends to pursue a legal career.
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Shame on those who failed to take Coast Guard sexual assault seriously
Why were these allegations not investigated? Coast Guard, Homeland Security and Transportation Department lawyers have a lot to answer for.
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Congress should mandate provider choice for pregnant service women
Allowing pregnant women to choose their service provider results in better medical outcomes, according to research.
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To thrive we must continue to do more to accelerate change
The Air Force has made progress on issues that impact military families, but there’s work to do.
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Leaders need to be more than allies and work to close the gender gap
Women in the military still face barriers as basic as uniforms that were designed for a man’s body, despite decades of allies championing their service.
-
Playing politics with military promotions harms our service members
The Senate hold on military promotions impacts service members, families and the communities they call home.
-
A battlefield approach to veteran care
The Veterans Access to Congress Act would require that VA facilities allow members of Congress to use office space to serve their veteran constituents.
-
In national security, autism is in the closet. Here’s why.
Our national security challenges are too difficult and too important to leave to the portion of the population that uses its brains in only “typical” ways.
-
No legal reason against giving cluster bombs to Ukraine but moral?
These munitions are not in themselves illegal, but their usage can be, if fired at civilians.
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How capable is today’s Marine Corps to answer a 9-1-1 call? Not very
Neither the Navy nor the Marine Corps can meet the essential requirements today, these two retired Marine leaders write.
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Clint Lorance wants to be a lawyer. A soldier he led says he’s unfit
After receiving a presidential pardon for a war crimes conviction, Clint Lorance now intends to pursue a legal career.
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Shame on those who failed to take Coast Guard sexual assault seriously
Why were these allegations not investigated? Coast Guard, Homeland Security and Transportation Department lawyers have a lot to answer for.
-
Congress should mandate provider choice for pregnant service women
Allowing pregnant women to choose their service provider results in better medical outcomes, according to research.
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To thrive we must continue to do more to accelerate change
The Air Force has made progress on issues that impact military families, but there’s work to do.
-
Leaders need to be more than allies and work to close the gender gap
Women in the military still face barriers as basic as uniforms that were designed for a man’s body, despite decades of allies championing their service.
-
Playing politics with military promotions harms our service members
The Senate hold on military promotions impacts service members, families and the communities they call home.
-
A battlefield approach to veteran care
The Veterans Access to Congress Act would require that VA facilities allow members of Congress to use office space to serve their veteran constituents.
-
In national security, autism is in the closet. Here’s why.
Our national security challenges are too difficult and too important to leave to the portion of the population that uses its brains in only “typical” ways.
-
No legal reason against giving cluster bombs to Ukraine but moral?
These munitions are not in themselves illegal, but their usage can be, if fired at civilians.
-
How capable is today’s Marine Corps to answer a 9-1-1 call? Not very
Neither the Navy nor the Marine Corps can meet the essential requirements today, these two retired Marine leaders write.
-
Clint Lorance wants to be a lawyer. A soldier he led says he’s unfit
After receiving a presidential pardon for a war crimes conviction, Clint Lorance now intends to pursue a legal career.
-
Shame on those who failed to take Coast Guard sexual assault seriously
Why were these allegations not investigated? Coast Guard, Homeland Security and Transportation Department lawyers have a lot to answer for.
-
Congress should mandate provider choice for pregnant service women
Allowing pregnant women to choose their service provider results in better medical outcomes, according to research.
-
To thrive we must continue to do more to accelerate change
The Air Force has made progress on issues that impact military families, but there’s work to do.
