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MISFIRE: Relying on TV cop shows to train Afghan police
Training local police overseas is ostensibly a vital mission, but the U.S. military still has no well-trained, deplorable police development force.
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MISFIRE: More evidence that the VA just doesn’t get it
The VA was not really tracking whether employees who were working remotely from home were actually working.
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Lessons from Vietnam, courtesy of a war hero and 4-star general
Without the support of the American people, we cannot achieve victory.
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Love or hate the Ken Burns Vietnam series, at least it’s getting veterans talking
The more that Vietnam vets are willing to come forward and tell their stories, the better it is for our country.
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MEDAL: Monken’s extension makes sense for Army football
Monken has proven he’s the right personality to lead Army football.
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Commentary: Suicide-prevention efforts on right path, but VA, lawmakers can’t rest
Two House lawmakers on the work underway to save the lives of service members and veterans in trouble.
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Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
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Behind the Gold Star: How to support, respect and honor the military’s most important families
Advice from a military spouse: Choose simple kindness over grand gestures, and avoid common missteps.
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Vietnam War: Who was right about what went wrong – and why it matters in Afghanistan
In the Vietnam era, as today, the United States found itself engulfed in a seemingly never-ending war with mounting costs, unclear goals and few signs of success, writes this Drake University professor.
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How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
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MISFIRE: Relying on TV cop shows to train Afghan police
Training local police overseas is ostensibly a vital mission, but the U.S. military still has no well-trained, deplorable police development force.
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MISFIRE: More evidence that the VA just doesn’t get it
The VA was not really tracking whether employees who were working remotely from home were actually working.
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Lessons from Vietnam, courtesy of a war hero and 4-star general
Without the support of the American people, we cannot achieve victory.
-
Love or hate the Ken Burns Vietnam series, at least it’s getting veterans talking
The more that Vietnam vets are willing to come forward and tell their stories, the better it is for our country.
-
MEDAL: Monken’s extension makes sense for Army football
Monken has proven he’s the right personality to lead Army football.
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Commentary: Suicide-prevention efforts on right path, but VA, lawmakers can’t rest
Two House lawmakers on the work underway to save the lives of service members and veterans in trouble.
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Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
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Behind the Gold Star: How to support, respect and honor the military’s most important families
Advice from a military spouse: Choose simple kindness over grand gestures, and avoid common missteps.
-
Vietnam War: Who was right about what went wrong – and why it matters in Afghanistan
In the Vietnam era, as today, the United States found itself engulfed in a seemingly never-ending war with mounting costs, unclear goals and few signs of success, writes this Drake University professor.
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How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
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MISFIRE: Relying on TV cop shows to train Afghan police
Training local police overseas is ostensibly a vital mission, but the U.S. military still has no well-trained, deplorable police development force.
-
MISFIRE: More evidence that the VA just doesn’t get it
The VA was not really tracking whether employees who were working remotely from home were actually working.
-
Lessons from Vietnam, courtesy of a war hero and 4-star general
Without the support of the American people, we cannot achieve victory.
-
Love or hate the Ken Burns Vietnam series, at least it’s getting veterans talking
The more that Vietnam vets are willing to come forward and tell their stories, the better it is for our country.
-
MEDAL: Monken’s extension makes sense for Army football
Monken has proven he’s the right personality to lead Army football.
-
Commentary: Suicide-prevention efforts on right path, but VA, lawmakers can’t rest
Two House lawmakers on the work underway to save the lives of service members and veterans in trouble.
-
Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
-
Behind the Gold Star: How to support, respect and honor the military’s most important families
Advice from a military spouse: Choose simple kindness over grand gestures, and avoid common missteps.
-
Vietnam War: Who was right about what went wrong – and why it matters in Afghanistan
In the Vietnam era, as today, the United States found itself engulfed in a seemingly never-ending war with mounting costs, unclear goals and few signs of success, writes this Drake University professor.
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How Vietnam dramatically changed our views on honor and war
In this essay, a State University of New York professor writes about the importance of understanding how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars.
