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Commentary: Bergdahl outcome demonstrates integrity of military justice
It’s unfair to judge the integrity and effectiveness of the military justice system solely on the sentence handed down to Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, one lieutenant colonel argues.
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Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
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Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
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Naysaying detracts from 355-ship buildup
Does the Navy stand behind its requirement for a 355-ship fleet?
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Poll: Did Bowe Bergdahl get the sentence he deserves?
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will be free of prison time, a judge ruled Friday. He will also be dishonorably discharged from the Army and reduced in rank to private.
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MEDAL: Making good use of tech experts, in and out of uniform
If the military wants to recruit and retain tech experts, career paths might need to change.
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Commentary: Civilians can thank troops, veterans just by paying attention
Knowing the basics of service means more than hollow gestures, the author writes, and helps troops feel at home with the rest of society.
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Commentary: VA’s controversial dog research wastes money, space that could be used for patient care
The work shows the agency’s misplaced priorities, writes the author, a longtime VA employee.
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Commentary: Did ISIS losses make Americans safer? No
It’s long past time to reconsider the military’s role in the Middle East, a retired Army officer writes.
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Poll: Should Congress relax restrictions on medical marijuana testing?
Veterans groups are rallying efforts to convince Congress to lift restrictions on cannabis testing, hoping their discussions with lawmakers will help pressure members of the Trump administration who remain staunchly opposed.
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Commentary: Bergdahl outcome demonstrates integrity of military justice
It’s unfair to judge the integrity and effectiveness of the military justice system solely on the sentence handed down to Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, one lieutenant colonel argues.
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Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
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Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
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Naysaying detracts from 355-ship buildup
Does the Navy stand behind its requirement for a 355-ship fleet?
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Poll: Did Bowe Bergdahl get the sentence he deserves?
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will be free of prison time, a judge ruled Friday. He will also be dishonorably discharged from the Army and reduced in rank to private.
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MEDAL: Making good use of tech experts, in and out of uniform
If the military wants to recruit and retain tech experts, career paths might need to change.
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Commentary: Civilians can thank troops, veterans just by paying attention
Knowing the basics of service means more than hollow gestures, the author writes, and helps troops feel at home with the rest of society.
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Commentary: VA’s controversial dog research wastes money, space that could be used for patient care
The work shows the agency’s misplaced priorities, writes the author, a longtime VA employee.
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Commentary: Did ISIS losses make Americans safer? No
It’s long past time to reconsider the military’s role in the Middle East, a retired Army officer writes.
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Poll: Should Congress relax restrictions on medical marijuana testing?
Veterans groups are rallying efforts to convince Congress to lift restrictions on cannabis testing, hoping their discussions with lawmakers will help pressure members of the Trump administration who remain staunchly opposed.
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Commentary: Bergdahl outcome demonstrates integrity of military justice
It’s unfair to judge the integrity and effectiveness of the military justice system solely on the sentence handed down to Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, one lieutenant colonel argues.
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Commentary: Thank vets for their service, but don’t stop there
A Florida lawmaker on the need for action, not just appreciation.
-
Commentary: Work continues in Congress to secure proper care for veterans
The vice chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee on the legislative way forward for veterans and the VA.
-
Naysaying detracts from 355-ship buildup
Does the Navy stand behind its requirement for a 355-ship fleet?
-
Poll: Did Bowe Bergdahl get the sentence he deserves?
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will be free of prison time, a judge ruled Friday. He will also be dishonorably discharged from the Army and reduced in rank to private.
-
MEDAL: Making good use of tech experts, in and out of uniform
If the military wants to recruit and retain tech experts, career paths might need to change.
-
Commentary: Civilians can thank troops, veterans just by paying attention
Knowing the basics of service means more than hollow gestures, the author writes, and helps troops feel at home with the rest of society.
-
Commentary: VA’s controversial dog research wastes money, space that could be used for patient care
The work shows the agency’s misplaced priorities, writes the author, a longtime VA employee.
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Commentary: Did ISIS losses make Americans safer? No
It’s long past time to reconsider the military’s role in the Middle East, a retired Army officer writes.
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Poll: Should Congress relax restrictions on medical marijuana testing?
Veterans groups are rallying efforts to convince Congress to lift restrictions on cannabis testing, hoping their discussions with lawmakers will help pressure members of the Trump administration who remain staunchly opposed.
