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Why does our military support deplorable Crusader unit names, imagery?
What happens when all of the discourse regarding Muslims both at home and abroad is couched in terms that divide, denigrate, demean, demoralize and degrade?
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Get out and vote but obey your oath, general tells officers
Wednesday’s New York Times includes an opinion column suggesting military officers shouldn’t vote. It is good for the Army and for the nation to hear from its officers and enlisted service members. However, I could not disagree more strongly with the author.
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Marines’ requirements for infantry officers are unrealistic, Army colonel says
A retired Army colonel asks how often Marine infantry officers carry 152-pound loads in combat, as they are required to do at Infantry Officers Course.
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Commentary: Officer takes on the Army’s new OPAT, and pulls no punches
With all that has been going on you probably missed the announcement that the Army has released the required standards for the Occupational Physical Assessment Test, or OPAT.
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Getting it right: Early steps on the march to equality
One veteran’s view on the Army’s need to keep up with social change
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Congress has failed to protect the military from Zika. It’s not too late to fix that
To date, at least 85 service members and 21 of their dependents have contracted the mosquito-borne virus.
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Former Joint Chiefs chairman: Why we stand for the flag
Retired Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey on rights, rituals … and respect
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New Air Force flag-folding rules strangle Constitution
The claim that a flag-folding ceremony conducted in the middle of an otherwise official retirement ceremony is somehow a momentary “unofficial” lapse, and therefore anything goes, is more than just disingenuous.
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Why does our military support deplorable Crusader unit names, imagery?
What happens when all of the discourse regarding Muslims both at home and abroad is couched in terms that divide, denigrate, demean, demoralize and degrade?
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Get out and vote but obey your oath, general tells officers
Wednesday’s New York Times includes an opinion column suggesting military officers shouldn’t vote. It is good for the Army and for the nation to hear from its officers and enlisted service members. However, I could not disagree more strongly with the author.
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Marines’ requirements for infantry officers are unrealistic, Army colonel says
A retired Army colonel asks how often Marine infantry officers carry 152-pound loads in combat, as they are required to do at Infantry Officers Course.
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Retiring 4-star reflects on an Army career
Gen. Dennis Via received his commission in 1980
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Commentary: Officer takes on the Army’s new OPAT, and pulls no punches
With all that has been going on you probably missed the announcement that the Army has released the required standards for the Occupational Physical Assessment Test, or OPAT.
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Why the Army needs new parachute-tracking tech
Warrant officer: Centralized system would save lives
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Getting it right: Early steps on the march to equality
One veteran’s view on the Army’s need to keep up with social change
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Congress has failed to protect the military from Zika. It’s not too late to fix that
To date, at least 85 service members and 21 of their dependents have contracted the mosquito-borne virus.
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Former Joint Chiefs chairman: Why we stand for the flag
Retired Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey on rights, rituals … and respect
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New Air Force flag-folding rules strangle Constitution
The claim that a flag-folding ceremony conducted in the middle of an otherwise official retirement ceremony is somehow a momentary “unofficial” lapse, and therefore anything goes, is more than just disingenuous.
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Why does our military support deplorable Crusader unit names, imagery?
What happens when all of the discourse regarding Muslims both at home and abroad is couched in terms that divide, denigrate, demean, demoralize and degrade?
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Get out and vote but obey your oath, general tells officers
Wednesday’s New York Times includes an opinion column suggesting military officers shouldn’t vote. It is good for the Army and for the nation to hear from its officers and enlisted service members. However, I could not disagree more strongly with the author.
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Marines’ requirements for infantry officers are unrealistic, Army colonel says
A retired Army colonel asks how often Marine infantry officers carry 152-pound loads in combat, as they are required to do at Infantry Officers Course.
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Retiring 4-star reflects on an Army career
Gen. Dennis Via received his commission in 1980
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Commentary: Officer takes on the Army’s new OPAT, and pulls no punches
With all that has been going on you probably missed the announcement that the Army has released the required standards for the Occupational Physical Assessment Test, or OPAT.
-
Why the Army needs new parachute-tracking tech
Warrant officer: Centralized system would save lives
-
Getting it right: Early steps on the march to equality
One veteran’s view on the Army’s need to keep up with social change
-
Congress has failed to protect the military from Zika. It’s not too late to fix that
To date, at least 85 service members and 21 of their dependents have contracted the mosquito-borne virus.
-
Former Joint Chiefs chairman: Why we stand for the flag
Retired Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey on rights, rituals … and respect
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New Air Force flag-folding rules strangle Constitution
The claim that a flag-folding ceremony conducted in the middle of an otherwise official retirement ceremony is somehow a momentary “unofficial” lapse, and therefore anything goes, is more than just disingenuous.
