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Diversity and inclusion are critical to future military readiness
The Defense Department’s greatest strength is its people.
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‘I Married the War’: Wives of combat veterans speak out
A new documentary highlights military and veteran spouses’ experiences with caregiving, vicarious trauma, dramatic life changes and loving someone with PTSD.
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Rather than wreck it, Berger’s vision will save the Marine Corps from itself
The Marine commandant’s opponents want “the Corps to remain a slimmer, smaller version of the U.S. Army,” this retired Army colonel writes.
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We’re making strides, but Arctic soldiers still need help from big Army
With the service’s new Arctic strategy and the anticipated re-designation of Army Alaska as the 11th Airborne Division, the Army should also bring in more funding.
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Comedian Ashley Gutermuth laughs through military life
Meet the military spouse comedian who caught the eye of Jerry Seinfeld on this week’s episode of The Spouse Angle Podcast.
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As a veteran that went to Ukraine, here’s what I saw
Military Times reporter and Marine veteran Rachel Nostrant chronicles her time in Ukraine.
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Fossil fuels are the Achilles’ heel of warfare. Just ask Russia.
Fossil fuels aren’t just a vulnerability on the battlefield; they’re also a strategic straitjacket.
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‘Military Child of the Year’ winners talk sacrifice and resilience
Two teenagers share their experiences growing up in military homes and what they’ve sacrificed to support their parents’ careers on The Spouse Angle podcast.
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What I learned in Ranger School helped me through a mental health crisis
The Ranger spirit of “embrace the suck,” never quit, and drive on through to the objective, was key to my recovery and building a new life of meaning and purpose.
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The Army’s NGSW program aimed for the wrong standards
A more reasonable analysis would have set the bar at penetrating Level 4 body armor at 100-200 meters, rather than 600 meters.
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Diversity and inclusion are critical to future military readiness
The Defense Department’s greatest strength is its people.
-
‘I Married the War’: Wives of combat veterans speak out
A new documentary highlights military and veteran spouses’ experiences with caregiving, vicarious trauma, dramatic life changes and loving someone with PTSD.
-
Rather than wreck it, Berger’s vision will save the Marine Corps from itself
The Marine commandant’s opponents want “the Corps to remain a slimmer, smaller version of the U.S. Army,” this retired Army colonel writes.
-
We’re making strides, but Arctic soldiers still need help from big Army
With the service’s new Arctic strategy and the anticipated re-designation of Army Alaska as the 11th Airborne Division, the Army should also bring in more funding.
-
Comedian Ashley Gutermuth laughs through military life
Meet the military spouse comedian who caught the eye of Jerry Seinfeld on this week’s episode of The Spouse Angle Podcast.
-
As a veteran that went to Ukraine, here’s what I saw
Military Times reporter and Marine veteran Rachel Nostrant chronicles her time in Ukraine.
-
Fossil fuels are the Achilles’ heel of warfare. Just ask Russia.
Fossil fuels aren’t just a vulnerability on the battlefield; they’re also a strategic straitjacket.
-
‘Military Child of the Year’ winners talk sacrifice and resilience
Two teenagers share their experiences growing up in military homes and what they’ve sacrificed to support their parents’ careers on The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
What I learned in Ranger School helped me through a mental health crisis
The Ranger spirit of “embrace the suck,” never quit, and drive on through to the objective, was key to my recovery and building a new life of meaning and purpose.
-
The Army’s NGSW program aimed for the wrong standards
A more reasonable analysis would have set the bar at penetrating Level 4 body armor at 100-200 meters, rather than 600 meters.
-
Diversity and inclusion are critical to future military readiness
The Defense Department’s greatest strength is its people.
-
‘I Married the War’: Wives of combat veterans speak out
A new documentary highlights military and veteran spouses’ experiences with caregiving, vicarious trauma, dramatic life changes and loving someone with PTSD.
-
Rather than wreck it, Berger’s vision will save the Marine Corps from itself
The Marine commandant’s opponents want “the Corps to remain a slimmer, smaller version of the U.S. Army,” this retired Army colonel writes.
-
We’re making strides, but Arctic soldiers still need help from big Army
With the service’s new Arctic strategy and the anticipated re-designation of Army Alaska as the 11th Airborne Division, the Army should also bring in more funding.
-
Comedian Ashley Gutermuth laughs through military life
Meet the military spouse comedian who caught the eye of Jerry Seinfeld on this week’s episode of The Spouse Angle Podcast.
-
As a veteran that went to Ukraine, here’s what I saw
Military Times reporter and Marine veteran Rachel Nostrant chronicles her time in Ukraine.
-
Fossil fuels are the Achilles’ heel of warfare. Just ask Russia.
Fossil fuels aren’t just a vulnerability on the battlefield; they’re also a strategic straitjacket.
-
‘Military Child of the Year’ winners talk sacrifice and resilience
Two teenagers share their experiences growing up in military homes and what they’ve sacrificed to support their parents’ careers on The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
What I learned in Ranger School helped me through a mental health crisis
The Ranger spirit of “embrace the suck,” never quit, and drive on through to the objective, was key to my recovery and building a new life of meaning and purpose.
-
The Army’s NGSW program aimed for the wrong standards
A more reasonable analysis would have set the bar at penetrating Level 4 body armor at 100-200 meters, rather than 600 meters.
