Judge orders ‘immediate’ return of books removed from 5 DOD schools
The censored items included materials about slavery, Native American history, women’s history, LGBTQ history, and preventing sexual harassment and abuse.
By Karen Jowers
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Army cancels Biden-era promotion program aimed at eliminating bias
The Command Assessment Program previously replaced the Army’s longstanding Centralized Selection Board/List system.
By Zita Ballinger Fletcher
First female AAV officer says it is 'a privilege and an honor'
2nd Lt. Mariah Klenke will now be in charge of 12-14 AAVs.
By Jeff Schogol
First female assault amphibian officer expected to graduate next week
The woman is expected to complete training on Oct. 3.
By Jeff Schogol
MEDAL: Female Marines are rocking pullups on the Corps’ new fitness test
What's next? Gender-neutral fitness standards?
By Military Times Editors
Commentary: 'Leaders First' is a failed policy
The Army is extolling its “leaders first” initiative as the reason gender integration is succeeding, but the policy acts as a barrier to women who want to enter combat arms.
By Ellen Haring
How the Army integrated its last male-only jobs, leaders first
When then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced in 2013 that the Defense Department would open all military occupational specialties to women, he gave the services three years to come up with a plan.
McCain, Democrats blast Trump's transgender ban
The Senate Armed Services Chairman and numerous Democrats said the White House decision to dismiss transgender troops from the ranks could harm military readiness.
Leave transgender military<span> </span> healthcare alone, ex-Joint Chiefs chairman urges<br>
Retired Adm. Mike Mullen said he ”[urges] the Congress to respect the military’s judgement and not to breach the faith of service members.“
By Peter Rathmell