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Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
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Integration of Marine Corps recruit training: one shot to get it right
Senior leaders have an opportunity to leverage the talents of drill instructors and junior officers, and ensure all recruits are held to the same high standards.
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Army’s breastfeeding rules prove need for DoD-wide personnel policies
Of all the services, the Army was the last to adopt an official breastfeeding policy. The intent was to give clear guidance to commands and ensure female soldiers would have a safe, secure place to pump at work.
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Overdue overhaul for UCMJ
It’s time to change the outdated parts of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Army major writes ultimate take-down of ‘senseless’ tape test
Commentary: The Army should update the way it measures body fat for soldiers.
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Commentary: Draft our daughters
As a combat veteran and the father of two young daughters, I embrace the expansion of Selective Service.
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Women in combat jobs: Just accept it and continue Army mission
Women in combat: Standards and training make the soldier regardless of gender, says a behavorial health NCO in a commentary.
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Commentary: Jedi Knights wanted for fight against IS
The U.S. military needs Jedi Knights in the fight against the Islamic State group, teams inspired by special operations troops of World War II.
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U.S. soldiers in Egypt face jihadist threats, deserve combat tax break
The Sinai Peninsula of Egypt is not a safe place.
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Troops and their families are terror targets at home. More must be done to protect them
The heartless murders recently carried out by terrorists in Paris have naturally sparked global security concerns, from questions about the safety of landmark buildings, air travel and major public events to the potential risks of just being in the w
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Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
-
Integration of Marine Corps recruit training: one shot to get it right
Senior leaders have an opportunity to leverage the talents of drill instructors and junior officers, and ensure all recruits are held to the same high standards.
-
Army’s breastfeeding rules prove need for DoD-wide personnel policies
Of all the services, the Army was the last to adopt an official breastfeeding policy. The intent was to give clear guidance to commands and ensure female soldiers would have a safe, secure place to pump at work.
-
Overdue overhaul for UCMJ
It’s time to change the outdated parts of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
-
Army major writes ultimate take-down of ‘senseless’ tape test
Commentary: The Army should update the way it measures body fat for soldiers.
-
Commentary: Draft our daughters
As a combat veteran and the father of two young daughters, I embrace the expansion of Selective Service.
-
Women in combat jobs: Just accept it and continue Army mission
Women in combat: Standards and training make the soldier regardless of gender, says a behavorial health NCO in a commentary.
-
Commentary: Jedi Knights wanted for fight against IS
The U.S. military needs Jedi Knights in the fight against the Islamic State group, teams inspired by special operations troops of World War II.
-
U.S. soldiers in Egypt face jihadist threats, deserve combat tax break
The Sinai Peninsula of Egypt is not a safe place.
-
Troops and their families are terror targets at home. More must be done to protect them
The heartless murders recently carried out by terrorists in Paris have naturally sparked global security concerns, from questions about the safety of landmark buildings, air travel and major public events to the potential risks of just being in the w
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Military medals review is a chance to properly honor heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan
Our view: A generation of American fighting forces’ bravery has been consistently and shamefully undervalued.
-
Integration of Marine Corps recruit training: one shot to get it right
Senior leaders have an opportunity to leverage the talents of drill instructors and junior officers, and ensure all recruits are held to the same high standards.
-
Army’s breastfeeding rules prove need for DoD-wide personnel policies
Of all the services, the Army was the last to adopt an official breastfeeding policy. The intent was to give clear guidance to commands and ensure female soldiers would have a safe, secure place to pump at work.
-
Overdue overhaul for UCMJ
It’s time to change the outdated parts of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
-
Army major writes ultimate take-down of ‘senseless’ tape test
Commentary: The Army should update the way it measures body fat for soldiers.
-
Commentary: Draft our daughters
As a combat veteran and the father of two young daughters, I embrace the expansion of Selective Service.
-
Women in combat jobs: Just accept it and continue Army mission
Women in combat: Standards and training make the soldier regardless of gender, says a behavorial health NCO in a commentary.
-
Commentary: Jedi Knights wanted for fight against IS
The U.S. military needs Jedi Knights in the fight against the Islamic State group, teams inspired by special operations troops of World War II.
-
U.S. soldiers in Egypt face jihadist threats, deserve combat tax break
The Sinai Peninsula of Egypt is not a safe place.
-
Troops and their families are terror targets at home. More must be done to protect them
The heartless murders recently carried out by terrorists in Paris have naturally sparked global security concerns, from questions about the safety of landmark buildings, air travel and major public events to the potential risks of just being in the w
