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‘Made in China’ exclusion policy at exchanges would hurt families
An amendment in the fiscal 2023 defense policy bill would prohibit military exchanges and commissaries from selling items that were made in China.
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Four ways to begin fixing the Army recruiting crisis
It’s time that the Army get more introspective and start looking at ways it can accelerate change to fix its recruiting crisis, argue these authors.
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Drop in veteran homelessness proves we can end homelessness
New data shows that veteran homelessness in the U.S. has decreased by 11% since 2020, the last year for which we have complete data.
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At VA, we stand tall to hurricanes Fiona and Ian
“Thanks to preparation and quick response, most of VA’s clinics remained online or were fully operational within a day or two.”
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Army leaders: Consider making information operations an enlisted MOS
Young soldiers have enormous potential in conducting information operations, writes the author of this commentary.
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We need to increase research into psychedelics for veterans with PTSD
In the past few years, new treatment options have emerged from the often-stigmatized source of psychedelics.
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Outrage over NFL brain injuries; silence over military brain injuries
The NFL is doing the right thing on concussions. The Department of Defense lacks the urgency and a similar aggressive approach.
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What we can do to ensure a quality education for military children
Military leaders have repeatedly raised concerns about the quality of K-12 public schools around military installations.
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5 tips for surviving the Arctic from a soldier who lives there
“I arrived to central Alaska in February. It was 70 degrees in Georgia, where I had just moved from, and now I was dealing with -36 degrees in Fairbanks.”
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Cannibalizing the arsenal of democracy in turbulent times
The Pentagon should consider cutting back on research and development funding and ramping up procurement to protect the arsenal of democracy.
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‘Made in China’ exclusion policy at exchanges would hurt families
An amendment in the fiscal 2023 defense policy bill would prohibit military exchanges and commissaries from selling items that were made in China.
-
Four ways to begin fixing the Army recruiting crisis
It’s time that the Army get more introspective and start looking at ways it can accelerate change to fix its recruiting crisis, argue these authors.
-
Drop in veteran homelessness proves we can end homelessness
New data shows that veteran homelessness in the U.S. has decreased by 11% since 2020, the last year for which we have complete data.
-
At VA, we stand tall to hurricanes Fiona and Ian
“Thanks to preparation and quick response, most of VA’s clinics remained online or were fully operational within a day or two.”
-
Army leaders: Consider making information operations an enlisted MOS
Young soldiers have enormous potential in conducting information operations, writes the author of this commentary.
-
We need to increase research into psychedelics for veterans with PTSD
In the past few years, new treatment options have emerged from the often-stigmatized source of psychedelics.
-
Outrage over NFL brain injuries; silence over military brain injuries
The NFL is doing the right thing on concussions. The Department of Defense lacks the urgency and a similar aggressive approach.
-
What we can do to ensure a quality education for military children
Military leaders have repeatedly raised concerns about the quality of K-12 public schools around military installations.
-
5 tips for surviving the Arctic from a soldier who lives there
“I arrived to central Alaska in February. It was 70 degrees in Georgia, where I had just moved from, and now I was dealing with -36 degrees in Fairbanks.”
-
Cannibalizing the arsenal of democracy in turbulent times
The Pentagon should consider cutting back on research and development funding and ramping up procurement to protect the arsenal of democracy.
-
‘Made in China’ exclusion policy at exchanges would hurt families
An amendment in the fiscal 2023 defense policy bill would prohibit military exchanges and commissaries from selling items that were made in China.
-
Four ways to begin fixing the Army recruiting crisis
It’s time that the Army get more introspective and start looking at ways it can accelerate change to fix its recruiting crisis, argue these authors.
-
Drop in veteran homelessness proves we can end homelessness
New data shows that veteran homelessness in the U.S. has decreased by 11% since 2020, the last year for which we have complete data.
-
At VA, we stand tall to hurricanes Fiona and Ian
“Thanks to preparation and quick response, most of VA’s clinics remained online or were fully operational within a day or two.”
-
Army leaders: Consider making information operations an enlisted MOS
Young soldiers have enormous potential in conducting information operations, writes the author of this commentary.
-
We need to increase research into psychedelics for veterans with PTSD
In the past few years, new treatment options have emerged from the often-stigmatized source of psychedelics.
-
Outrage over NFL brain injuries; silence over military brain injuries
The NFL is doing the right thing on concussions. The Department of Defense lacks the urgency and a similar aggressive approach.
-
What we can do to ensure a quality education for military children
Military leaders have repeatedly raised concerns about the quality of K-12 public schools around military installations.
-
5 tips for surviving the Arctic from a soldier who lives there
“I arrived to central Alaska in February. It was 70 degrees in Georgia, where I had just moved from, and now I was dealing with -36 degrees in Fairbanks.”
-
Cannibalizing the arsenal of democracy in turbulent times
The Pentagon should consider cutting back on research and development funding and ramping up procurement to protect the arsenal of democracy.
