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Poll: Did Trump react poorly to the deaths of service members, or is he being vilified?
President Donald Trump’s phone conversation with the widow of a soldier killed in an ambush in Niger has sparked feverish media coverage and debate. This only adds to the controversy over his response to the death of the four soldiers in the Oct. 4 attack.
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MISFIRE: Trump should let John Kelly’s son rest in peace
Rarely do we hear a remark from a commander-in-chief that is as off-key and seemingly thoughtless as President Trumps comment on Tuesday morning about combat death of his chief of staff’s son.
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Innovation on the production line: A business case [Commentary]
Innovation and manufacturing are diametrically opposed. But there is a need for this dynamic tension between innovation and manufacturing to drive the best value possible into a product.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Basic steps for military leaders to combat sexual assault
Despite the rush of recent headlines, this isn’t a Hollywood-only problem
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MISFIRE: The military should help troops fend off Russian social media bots
DoD owes troops some basic guidance in battling trolls, bots online.
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‘Pinks and greens’ are the throwback jersey the Army needs
The Army always tends to look “one layer of etiquette” off.
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MEDAL: Demanding details on Afghanistan strategy
Republican Sen. John McCain says President Trump and the Pentagon should offer more details on the new “strategy” in Afghanistan.
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MEDAL: Mattis vs Petraeus and the new Rules of Engagement
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis loosens the Rules of Engagement in Afghanistan. That’s good news — and a big change after years of counterinsurgency doctrine that tightened up those rules too much.
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MEDAL: Giving sailors time to sleep
New sleep and watch schedule rules is good news for the Navy and its surface fleet sailors.
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MISFIRE: Relying on TV cop shows to train Afghan police
Training local police overseas is ostensibly a vital mission, but the U.S. military still has no well-trained, deplorable police development force.
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Poll: Did Trump react poorly to the deaths of service members, or is he being vilified?
President Donald Trump’s phone conversation with the widow of a soldier killed in an ambush in Niger has sparked feverish media coverage and debate. This only adds to the controversy over his response to the death of the four soldiers in the Oct. 4 attack.
-
MISFIRE: Trump should let John Kelly’s son rest in peace
Rarely do we hear a remark from a commander-in-chief that is as off-key and seemingly thoughtless as President Trumps comment on Tuesday morning about combat death of his chief of staff’s son.
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Innovation on the production line: A business case [Commentary]
Innovation and manufacturing are diametrically opposed. But there is a need for this dynamic tension between innovation and manufacturing to drive the best value possible into a product.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Basic steps for military leaders to combat sexual assault
Despite the rush of recent headlines, this isn’t a Hollywood-only problem
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MISFIRE: The military should help troops fend off Russian social media bots
DoD owes troops some basic guidance in battling trolls, bots online.
-
‘Pinks and greens’ are the throwback jersey the Army needs
The Army always tends to look “one layer of etiquette” off.
-
MEDAL: Demanding details on Afghanistan strategy
Republican Sen. John McCain says President Trump and the Pentagon should offer more details on the new “strategy” in Afghanistan.
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MEDAL: Mattis vs Petraeus and the new Rules of Engagement
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis loosens the Rules of Engagement in Afghanistan. That’s good news — and a big change after years of counterinsurgency doctrine that tightened up those rules too much.
-
MEDAL: Giving sailors time to sleep
New sleep and watch schedule rules is good news for the Navy and its surface fleet sailors.
-
MISFIRE: Relying on TV cop shows to train Afghan police
Training local police overseas is ostensibly a vital mission, but the U.S. military still has no well-trained, deplorable police development force.
-
Poll: Did Trump react poorly to the deaths of service members, or is he being vilified?
President Donald Trump’s phone conversation with the widow of a soldier killed in an ambush in Niger has sparked feverish media coverage and debate. This only adds to the controversy over his response to the death of the four soldiers in the Oct. 4 attack.
-
MISFIRE: Trump should let John Kelly’s son rest in peace
Rarely do we hear a remark from a commander-in-chief that is as off-key and seemingly thoughtless as President Trumps comment on Tuesday morning about combat death of his chief of staff’s son.
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Innovation on the production line: A business case [Commentary]
Innovation and manufacturing are diametrically opposed. But there is a need for this dynamic tension between innovation and manufacturing to drive the best value possible into a product.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Basic steps for military leaders to combat sexual assault
Despite the rush of recent headlines, this isn’t a Hollywood-only problem
-
MISFIRE: The military should help troops fend off Russian social media bots
DoD owes troops some basic guidance in battling trolls, bots online.
-
‘Pinks and greens’ are the throwback jersey the Army needs
The Army always tends to look “one layer of etiquette” off.
-
MEDAL: Demanding details on Afghanistan strategy
Republican Sen. John McCain says President Trump and the Pentagon should offer more details on the new “strategy” in Afghanistan.
-
MEDAL: Mattis vs Petraeus and the new Rules of Engagement
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis loosens the Rules of Engagement in Afghanistan. That’s good news — and a big change after years of counterinsurgency doctrine that tightened up those rules too much.
-
MEDAL: Giving sailors time to sleep
New sleep and watch schedule rules is good news for the Navy and its surface fleet sailors.
-
MISFIRE: Relying on TV cop shows to train Afghan police
Training local police overseas is ostensibly a vital mission, but the U.S. military still has no well-trained, deplorable police development force.
