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Here’s why fighting youth obesity is a matter of national security
A retired two-star general on the intersection of obesity and military readiness.
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Commentary: Diversity and mixed messages
As a “first,” the new superintendent at West Point carries a certain responsibility.
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Commentary: Iraq endures the crucible, and emerges transformed
The Iraqi people, for years divided along sectarian lines, endured the crucible of ISIS and exited the fire united with a common, patriotic purpose.
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This July 4, remember: Fitness fuels freedom
Are you a tactical athlete? Are you a patriot? ‘If you are deconditioned and dormant,’ the author writes, ‘you are neither.’
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Commentary: Helping military families, because it’s right
Military families should not have to worry about finances during this time because of a bureaucratic discrepancy in current law. Unfortunately, some do.
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Commentary: Veterans are leaders that companies need
This author believes companies benefit “when they do more to seek out qualified veterans and mentor them for key growth opportunities” within a corporate structure.
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Commentary: Wanted: Leaders we can believe in
We are finding smart officers, but we must do more to find good leaders and sideline the bad, the author writes.
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Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
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Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
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From military kids to troops to vets, how music helps us heal … and tell our story
From dealing with a father’s deployment to staring down post-traumatic stress, some members of military community can find much-needed strength in music, the author writes.
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Here’s why fighting youth obesity is a matter of national security
A retired two-star general on the intersection of obesity and military readiness.
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Commentary: Diversity and mixed messages
As a “first,” the new superintendent at West Point carries a certain responsibility.
-
Commentary: Iraq endures the crucible, and emerges transformed
The Iraqi people, for years divided along sectarian lines, endured the crucible of ISIS and exited the fire united with a common, patriotic purpose.
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This July 4, remember: Fitness fuels freedom
Are you a tactical athlete? Are you a patriot? ‘If you are deconditioned and dormant,’ the author writes, ‘you are neither.’
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Commentary: Helping military families, because it’s right
Military families should not have to worry about finances during this time because of a bureaucratic discrepancy in current law. Unfortunately, some do.
-
Commentary: Veterans are leaders that companies need
This author believes companies benefit “when they do more to seek out qualified veterans and mentor them for key growth opportunities” within a corporate structure.
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Commentary: Wanted: Leaders we can believe in
We are finding smart officers, but we must do more to find good leaders and sideline the bad, the author writes.
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Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
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Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
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From military kids to troops to vets, how music helps us heal … and tell our story
From dealing with a father’s deployment to staring down post-traumatic stress, some members of military community can find much-needed strength in music, the author writes.
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Here’s why fighting youth obesity is a matter of national security
A retired two-star general on the intersection of obesity and military readiness.
-
Commentary: Diversity and mixed messages
As a “first,” the new superintendent at West Point carries a certain responsibility.
-
Commentary: Iraq endures the crucible, and emerges transformed
The Iraqi people, for years divided along sectarian lines, endured the crucible of ISIS and exited the fire united with a common, patriotic purpose.
-
This July 4, remember: Fitness fuels freedom
Are you a tactical athlete? Are you a patriot? ‘If you are deconditioned and dormant,’ the author writes, ‘you are neither.’
-
Commentary: Helping military families, because it’s right
Military families should not have to worry about finances during this time because of a bureaucratic discrepancy in current law. Unfortunately, some do.
-
Commentary: Veterans are leaders that companies need
This author believes companies benefit “when they do more to seek out qualified veterans and mentor them for key growth opportunities” within a corporate structure.
-
Commentary: Wanted: Leaders we can believe in
We are finding smart officers, but we must do more to find good leaders and sideline the bad, the author writes.
-
Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind
Should a real national emergency occur, America’s industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk.
-
Gen. Milley is right: The US Army is on the mend
U.S. Army modernization is on the mend, and the acquisition system is being changed for the better.
-
From military kids to troops to vets, how music helps us heal … and tell our story
From dealing with a father’s deployment to staring down post-traumatic stress, some members of military community can find much-needed strength in music, the author writes.
