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Troops shouldn’t have to wait until they’re 21 to drink
Today’s 18-year-old service members can do almost anything under the sun — get married, vote, buy a house, go to adult prison, smoke a cigarette — but they can’t have a cold one until they’re 21. It’s well past time to once again allow troops under age 21 to enjoy a brew.
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Commentary: National service narrows military-civilian divide
Our nation today faces a growing military-civilian divide, both cultural and societal. One ray of hope to offset this divide has been a growing interest in national service in a civilian capacity as a way to get more Americans involved.
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Kevlar for the Mind: How post-traumatic stress can open paths to personal growth
Recovering from trauma can offer previously ignored insights, both internal and external.
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Editorial: Everybody loves beards. So let’s approve them already
Tattoos. Sleeve tattoos. Rolled sleeves. Black socks. Earbuds. Bless Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley and Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey for granting these small changes to Army regulation that have led to huge cheers from the rank and file. But the good times do not have to stop here.
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Commentary: Marines United response must not mirror past failures in harassment, abuse cases
A former DoD policy adviser, now with Human Rights Watch, weighs in on the widening scandal.
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Service association chiefs call on president, Congress to grow and properly fund U.S. military
The heads of the Association of the U.S. Army, the Air Force Association and the Navy League team up for a common message.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Tips for the first therapy visit
You’ve made the decision to get help. How does it work? What should you ask? Some tips from our expert.
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The Pentagon’s ‘reassure and deter’ mission in Syria looks a lot like mission creep
Editorial: 100 Army Rangers stand between two groups with a centuries old feud. What does victory look like?
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VA plans to help ‘bad paper’ veterans don’t go far enough
An expert on so-called ‘bad paper’ discharges says talk of expanded mental health care is promising, but early plans lack substance.
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Should more U.S. troops be sent to Syria? We want to know what you think
In the continuing effort to defeat ISIS, do you think more U.S. troops should be sent to Syria?
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Troops shouldn’t have to wait until they’re 21 to drink
Today’s 18-year-old service members can do almost anything under the sun — get married, vote, buy a house, go to adult prison, smoke a cigarette — but they can’t have a cold one until they’re 21. It’s well past time to once again allow troops under age 21 to enjoy a brew.
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Commentary: National service narrows military-civilian divide
Our nation today faces a growing military-civilian divide, both cultural and societal. One ray of hope to offset this divide has been a growing interest in national service in a civilian capacity as a way to get more Americans involved.
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Kevlar for the Mind: How post-traumatic stress can open paths to personal growth
Recovering from trauma can offer previously ignored insights, both internal and external.
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Editorial: Everybody loves beards. So let’s approve them already
Tattoos. Sleeve tattoos. Rolled sleeves. Black socks. Earbuds. Bless Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley and Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey for granting these small changes to Army regulation that have led to huge cheers from the rank and file. But the good times do not have to stop here.
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Commentary: Marines United response must not mirror past failures in harassment, abuse cases
A former DoD policy adviser, now with Human Rights Watch, weighs in on the widening scandal.
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Service association chiefs call on president, Congress to grow and properly fund U.S. military
The heads of the Association of the U.S. Army, the Air Force Association and the Navy League team up for a common message.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Tips for the first therapy visit
You’ve made the decision to get help. How does it work? What should you ask? Some tips from our expert.
-
The Pentagon’s ‘reassure and deter’ mission in Syria looks a lot like mission creep
Editorial: 100 Army Rangers stand between two groups with a centuries old feud. What does victory look like?
-
VA plans to help ‘bad paper’ veterans don’t go far enough
An expert on so-called ‘bad paper’ discharges says talk of expanded mental health care is promising, but early plans lack substance.
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Should more U.S. troops be sent to Syria? We want to know what you think
In the continuing effort to defeat ISIS, do you think more U.S. troops should be sent to Syria?
-
Troops shouldn’t have to wait until they’re 21 to drink
Today’s 18-year-old service members can do almost anything under the sun — get married, vote, buy a house, go to adult prison, smoke a cigarette — but they can’t have a cold one until they’re 21. It’s well past time to once again allow troops under age 21 to enjoy a brew.
-
Commentary: National service narrows military-civilian divide
Our nation today faces a growing military-civilian divide, both cultural and societal. One ray of hope to offset this divide has been a growing interest in national service in a civilian capacity as a way to get more Americans involved.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: How post-traumatic stress can open paths to personal growth
Recovering from trauma can offer previously ignored insights, both internal and external.
-
Editorial: Everybody loves beards. So let’s approve them already
Tattoos. Sleeve tattoos. Rolled sleeves. Black socks. Earbuds. Bless Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley and Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey for granting these small changes to Army regulation that have led to huge cheers from the rank and file. But the good times do not have to stop here.
-
Commentary: Marines United response must not mirror past failures in harassment, abuse cases
A former DoD policy adviser, now with Human Rights Watch, weighs in on the widening scandal.
-
Service association chiefs call on president, Congress to grow and properly fund U.S. military
The heads of the Association of the U.S. Army, the Air Force Association and the Navy League team up for a common message.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Tips for the first therapy visit
You’ve made the decision to get help. How does it work? What should you ask? Some tips from our expert.
-
The Pentagon’s ‘reassure and deter’ mission in Syria looks a lot like mission creep
Editorial: 100 Army Rangers stand between two groups with a centuries old feud. What does victory look like?
-
VA plans to help ‘bad paper’ veterans don’t go far enough
An expert on so-called ‘bad paper’ discharges says talk of expanded mental health care is promising, but early plans lack substance.
-
Should more U.S. troops be sent to Syria? We want to know what you think
In the continuing effort to defeat ISIS, do you think more U.S. troops should be sent to Syria?
