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Commentary: Restore GI Bill benefits for veterans with career-ending PTSD
Veterans advocate Kristofer Goldsmith on the effort to make ‘bad paper’ veterans eligible for critical transition assistance.
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Commentary: Ending foreign-born recruiting program would be a security threat
Lawrence Korb on the benefits of the endangered MAVNI program, which he says extend far beyond the troops who use it.
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Want to fix military fitness? Start with a four-letter word
The root of the fitness problem might not be physical, but rather psychological.
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From chatter to change: New image of PTSD stresses growth, not pity
The image of “broken” veterans is in retreat, the authors say, and now is the time to push positive change.
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Will DoD please stop making stupid uniform decisions? We’re begging at this point. [Editorial]
The Defense Department has wasted millions on an ineffective camo pattern for Afghans.
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Commentary: Transgender mandates would impede efforts to strengthen military
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis must reconsider training and benefit programs that put special interests over readiness, the author writes.
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Commentary: Air battle over Syria danger-close to triggering Russia and U.S. engagement
U.S.-led forces are facing tough calls in an increasingly complex region, while relations with Russia falter.
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Opinion: Transgender policy delay would mean return of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
Retired flag officers weigh in on arguments to push back enlistment rule change.
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‘Sailorization:’ A career-long process
By any metric, today’s sailors are the best we’ve ever seen. Go to a graduation ceremony at RTC and talk with those new sailors who have just swapped out their “RECRUIT” ball caps for ones that are labelled “NAVY.” They are motivated, squared away, team-first and excited about what the future holds.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Anger, anxiety, guilt — sorting out the many emotions in trauma’s wake
Feelings can vary by type and intensity; identifying them can be a first step to dealing with them.
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Commentary: Restore GI Bill benefits for veterans with career-ending PTSD
Veterans advocate Kristofer Goldsmith on the effort to make ‘bad paper’ veterans eligible for critical transition assistance.
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Commentary: Ending foreign-born recruiting program would be a security threat
Lawrence Korb on the benefits of the endangered MAVNI program, which he says extend far beyond the troops who use it.
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Want to fix military fitness? Start with a four-letter word
The root of the fitness problem might not be physical, but rather psychological.
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From chatter to change: New image of PTSD stresses growth, not pity
The image of “broken” veterans is in retreat, the authors say, and now is the time to push positive change.
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Will DoD please stop making stupid uniform decisions? We’re begging at this point. [Editorial]
The Defense Department has wasted millions on an ineffective camo pattern for Afghans.
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Commentary: Transgender mandates would impede efforts to strengthen military
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis must reconsider training and benefit programs that put special interests over readiness, the author writes.
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Commentary: Air battle over Syria danger-close to triggering Russia and U.S. engagement
U.S.-led forces are facing tough calls in an increasingly complex region, while relations with Russia falter.
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Opinion: Transgender policy delay would mean return of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
Retired flag officers weigh in on arguments to push back enlistment rule change.
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‘Sailorization:’ A career-long process
By any metric, today’s sailors are the best we’ve ever seen. Go to a graduation ceremony at RTC and talk with those new sailors who have just swapped out their “RECRUIT” ball caps for ones that are labelled “NAVY.” They are motivated, squared away, team-first and excited about what the future holds.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Anger, anxiety, guilt — sorting out the many emotions in trauma’s wake
Feelings can vary by type and intensity; identifying them can be a first step to dealing with them.
-
Commentary: Restore GI Bill benefits for veterans with career-ending PTSD
Veterans advocate Kristofer Goldsmith on the effort to make ‘bad paper’ veterans eligible for critical transition assistance.
-
Commentary: Ending foreign-born recruiting program would be a security threat
Lawrence Korb on the benefits of the endangered MAVNI program, which he says extend far beyond the troops who use it.
-
Want to fix military fitness? Start with a four-letter word
The root of the fitness problem might not be physical, but rather psychological.
-
From chatter to change: New image of PTSD stresses growth, not pity
The image of “broken” veterans is in retreat, the authors say, and now is the time to push positive change.
-
Will DoD please stop making stupid uniform decisions? We’re begging at this point. [Editorial]
The Defense Department has wasted millions on an ineffective camo pattern for Afghans.
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Commentary: Transgender mandates would impede efforts to strengthen military
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis must reconsider training and benefit programs that put special interests over readiness, the author writes.
-
Commentary: Air battle over Syria danger-close to triggering Russia and U.S. engagement
U.S.-led forces are facing tough calls in an increasingly complex region, while relations with Russia falter.
-
Opinion: Transgender policy delay would mean return of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
Retired flag officers weigh in on arguments to push back enlistment rule change.
-
‘Sailorization:’ A career-long process
By any metric, today’s sailors are the best we’ve ever seen. Go to a graduation ceremony at RTC and talk with those new sailors who have just swapped out their “RECRUIT” ball caps for ones that are labelled “NAVY.” They are motivated, squared away, team-first and excited about what the future holds.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Anger, anxiety, guilt — sorting out the many emotions in trauma’s wake
Feelings can vary by type and intensity; identifying them can be a first step to dealing with them.
