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From farm life to military wife — an artist’s international career
Stay-at-home mom-turned-international artist Jess Boldt shares how making art has helped her through the hard times of military life.
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Renaming Confederate-named Fort Rucker is long overdue
The home of Army Aviation will be redesignated Fort Novosel, removing the name of Confederate officer Edmund Rucker.
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Don’t just accommodate women in the military. Integrate!
It has been 75 years since The Women’s Armed Services Integration Act of 1948 enabled women to join the U.S. Armed Forces.
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It’s time for the military to rethink entrance examinations
Since 1968, the military has used the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, or ASVAB, to assess all incoming recruits.
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Why are our military academies still producing sex offenders?
The Department of Defense’s newest report revealed a steep increase in sex offenses at military service academies.
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Enlisted vets absent from most exec roles—officers dominate
By the numbers, companies seem more likely to hire former military officers over enlisted veterans for executive roles.
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Six ways DoD says it’s focusing on families
The Defense Department has released a list of new initiatives aimed at improving military families’ well-being.
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Bipolar disorder: my blessing and my curse
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Gregg Martin shares his battle with bipolar disorder.
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China can wait. The Army’s focus should be Europe.
While DoD focuses on deterring China with Army support in Asia, the Army should center itself on deterring and defeating Russia in Europe.
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American legacy of ‘forever wars’ lives on in its casualties
The divorces, wars, and military bases blurred together as they do in military families.
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From farm life to military wife — an artist’s international career
Stay-at-home mom-turned-international artist Jess Boldt shares how making art has helped her through the hard times of military life.
-
Renaming Confederate-named Fort Rucker is long overdue
The home of Army Aviation will be redesignated Fort Novosel, removing the name of Confederate officer Edmund Rucker.
-
Don’t just accommodate women in the military. Integrate!
It has been 75 years since The Women’s Armed Services Integration Act of 1948 enabled women to join the U.S. Armed Forces.
-
It’s time for the military to rethink entrance examinations
Since 1968, the military has used the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, or ASVAB, to assess all incoming recruits.
-
Why are our military academies still producing sex offenders?
The Department of Defense’s newest report revealed a steep increase in sex offenses at military service academies.
-
Enlisted vets absent from most exec roles—officers dominate
By the numbers, companies seem more likely to hire former military officers over enlisted veterans for executive roles.
-
Six ways DoD says it’s focusing on families
The Defense Department has released a list of new initiatives aimed at improving military families’ well-being.
-
Bipolar disorder: my blessing and my curse
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Gregg Martin shares his battle with bipolar disorder.
-
China can wait. The Army’s focus should be Europe.
While DoD focuses on deterring China with Army support in Asia, the Army should center itself on deterring and defeating Russia in Europe.
-
American legacy of ‘forever wars’ lives on in its casualties
The divorces, wars, and military bases blurred together as they do in military families.
-
From farm life to military wife — an artist’s international career
Stay-at-home mom-turned-international artist Jess Boldt shares how making art has helped her through the hard times of military life.
-
Renaming Confederate-named Fort Rucker is long overdue
The home of Army Aviation will be redesignated Fort Novosel, removing the name of Confederate officer Edmund Rucker.
-
Don’t just accommodate women in the military. Integrate!
It has been 75 years since The Women’s Armed Services Integration Act of 1948 enabled women to join the U.S. Armed Forces.
-
It’s time for the military to rethink entrance examinations
Since 1968, the military has used the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, or ASVAB, to assess all incoming recruits.
-
Why are our military academies still producing sex offenders?
The Department of Defense’s newest report revealed a steep increase in sex offenses at military service academies.
-
Enlisted vets absent from most exec roles—officers dominate
By the numbers, companies seem more likely to hire former military officers over enlisted veterans for executive roles.
-
Six ways DoD says it’s focusing on families
The Defense Department has released a list of new initiatives aimed at improving military families’ well-being.
-
Bipolar disorder: my blessing and my curse
Retired Army Maj. Gen. Gregg Martin shares his battle with bipolar disorder.
-
China can wait. The Army’s focus should be Europe.
While DoD focuses on deterring China with Army support in Asia, the Army should center itself on deterring and defeating Russia in Europe.
-
American legacy of ‘forever wars’ lives on in its casualties
The divorces, wars, and military bases blurred together as they do in military families.
