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Recruit the selfish: Stress individual opportunity to grow the force
A staff sergeant’s take on how successful, and not-so-successful, recruiting campaigns of the past should inform future decisions.
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Remembering Lt. Gen. Hal Moore: Read the moving eulogy delivered by his eldest son
Hal Moore’s life was a love story. Now, love. Love is not the word that comes readily to mind when speaking of a general. Love is not the first word that comes to mind when you think of a soldier, when you think of life in combat.
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I’m a refugee and a naval officer. The immigration ban hurts my family
Lt. Shamis Fallah on her path to the U.S. and into service, and the recent immigration rulings
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Commentary: Women-in-service discussions take wrong approach
An Army major on the need for male and female service members to stop feeling threatened, start working together
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Retired CW5 to Army leaders: Getting bigger is a mistake!
Inadequate training systems and shoddy equipment mean more soldiers will create, not solve, problems, a retired warrant officer warns.
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Why Washington needs more veterans, and not just in office
Service members eager to take the (Capitol) Hill are in need of support, according to a Marine veteran
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Obama commissioned this naval officer. Here’s why he believes in Trump.
This son of an Iranian immigrant explains why he believes Trump is the right man to solve our nation’s problems.
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Commentary: Reliable power essential to military readiness
It’s time we looked at power generation and transmission much the same way we view energy policy generally – as a national security issue.
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The Army handgun: A new poster child for acquisition malpractice?
Companies want fairness, but they also want predictability. And excessive bureaucracy in the name of fair competition, where contracting officers treat all competitions with kid gloves in fear of getting reprimanded if something goes awry, is counterproductive.
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Former intel operative: Russian-diplomat eviction only scratches surface of spy network
A onetime double agent explains the expansive intelligence-gathering community the departed officials may have left behind.
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Recruit the selfish: Stress individual opportunity to grow the force
A staff sergeant’s take on how successful, and not-so-successful, recruiting campaigns of the past should inform future decisions.
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Remembering Lt. Gen. Hal Moore: Read the moving eulogy delivered by his eldest son
Hal Moore’s life was a love story. Now, love. Love is not the word that comes readily to mind when speaking of a general. Love is not the first word that comes to mind when you think of a soldier, when you think of life in combat.
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I’m a refugee and a naval officer. The immigration ban hurts my family
Lt. Shamis Fallah on her path to the U.S. and into service, and the recent immigration rulings
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Commentary: Women-in-service discussions take wrong approach
An Army major on the need for male and female service members to stop feeling threatened, start working together
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Retired CW5 to Army leaders: Getting bigger is a mistake!
Inadequate training systems and shoddy equipment mean more soldiers will create, not solve, problems, a retired warrant officer warns.
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Why Washington needs more veterans, and not just in office
Service members eager to take the (Capitol) Hill are in need of support, according to a Marine veteran
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Obama commissioned this naval officer. Here’s why he believes in Trump.
This son of an Iranian immigrant explains why he believes Trump is the right man to solve our nation’s problems.
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Commentary: Reliable power essential to military readiness
It’s time we looked at power generation and transmission much the same way we view energy policy generally – as a national security issue.
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The Army handgun: A new poster child for acquisition malpractice?
Companies want fairness, but they also want predictability. And excessive bureaucracy in the name of fair competition, where contracting officers treat all competitions with kid gloves in fear of getting reprimanded if something goes awry, is counterproductive.
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Former intel operative: Russian-diplomat eviction only scratches surface of spy network
A onetime double agent explains the expansive intelligence-gathering community the departed officials may have left behind.
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Recruit the selfish: Stress individual opportunity to grow the force
A staff sergeant’s take on how successful, and not-so-successful, recruiting campaigns of the past should inform future decisions.
-
Remembering Lt. Gen. Hal Moore: Read the moving eulogy delivered by his eldest son
Hal Moore’s life was a love story. Now, love. Love is not the word that comes readily to mind when speaking of a general. Love is not the first word that comes to mind when you think of a soldier, when you think of life in combat.
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I’m a refugee and a naval officer. The immigration ban hurts my family
Lt. Shamis Fallah on her path to the U.S. and into service, and the recent immigration rulings
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Commentary: Women-in-service discussions take wrong approach
An Army major on the need for male and female service members to stop feeling threatened, start working together
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Retired CW5 to Army leaders: Getting bigger is a mistake!
Inadequate training systems and shoddy equipment mean more soldiers will create, not solve, problems, a retired warrant officer warns.
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Why Washington needs more veterans, and not just in office
Service members eager to take the (Capitol) Hill are in need of support, according to a Marine veteran
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Obama commissioned this naval officer. Here’s why he believes in Trump.
This son of an Iranian immigrant explains why he believes Trump is the right man to solve our nation’s problems.
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Commentary: Reliable power essential to military readiness
It’s time we looked at power generation and transmission much the same way we view energy policy generally – as a national security issue.
-
The Army handgun: A new poster child for acquisition malpractice?
Companies want fairness, but they also want predictability. And excessive bureaucracy in the name of fair competition, where contracting officers treat all competitions with kid gloves in fear of getting reprimanded if something goes awry, is counterproductive.
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Former intel operative: Russian-diplomat eviction only scratches surface of spy network
A onetime double agent explains the expansive intelligence-gathering community the departed officials may have left behind.
