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Arm’s length is still too close for U.S. troops and abusive Iraqi militias
The issue is not whether these militias are aligned with Iran; it’s their record of terrorizing Sunni Iraqis.
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Eliminating advancement tests, proposed BAH cuts & more: July letters
Readers debated proposed BAH cuts and the contest to choose the next commander in chief.
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On federal hiring: Let’s not make things even harder for veterans
Veterans who served our nation in uniform deserve the chance to serve our nation in the federal government.
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Honoring a military father
Can one honor a father who took himself away from his family — my sister of 13 years, my mother at 40 and me at 14 — forever?
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Fix Hornet, Growler air flow problems: Editorial
The Navy and Marine Corps must redouble efforts to fix the air flow problems plaguing the fleet.
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I’m proud of my Vietnam service and salute Muhammad Ali for refusing to go
Editor’s note: The following is an opinion piece. The writer is not employed by Military Times and his views do not necessarily represent those of Military Times or its editorial staff.
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There are simple answers to all of the Pentagon’s questions about transgender troops
Separate rules are entirely unnecessary, the author argues.
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U.S. Navy and Coast Guard need more icebreakers now
It will take ten years to build the next U.S. icebreaker and that’s too long and too few ships, a lawmaker says.
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Next steps for Navy tattoo rules: editorial
Three steps to ensure that the new tattoo rules serve everyone’s best interests.
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‘Injured vets are fighters — don’t buy the PTS hype’
Last week, the U.S. hosted the second Invictus Games, an international athletic competition for wounded and injured veterans. Vets traveled from 14 countries to compete in Orlando against hundreds of others who have known war.
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Arm’s length is still too close for U.S. troops and abusive Iraqi militias
The issue is not whether these militias are aligned with Iran; it’s their record of terrorizing Sunni Iraqis.
-
Eliminating advancement tests, proposed BAH cuts & more: July letters
Readers debated proposed BAH cuts and the contest to choose the next commander in chief.
-
On federal hiring: Let’s not make things even harder for veterans
Veterans who served our nation in uniform deserve the chance to serve our nation in the federal government.
-
Honoring a military father
Can one honor a father who took himself away from his family — my sister of 13 years, my mother at 40 and me at 14 — forever?
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Fix Hornet, Growler air flow problems: Editorial
The Navy and Marine Corps must redouble efforts to fix the air flow problems plaguing the fleet.
-
I’m proud of my Vietnam service and salute Muhammad Ali for refusing to go
Editor’s note: The following is an opinion piece. The writer is not employed by Military Times and his views do not necessarily represent those of Military Times or its editorial staff.
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There are simple answers to all of the Pentagon’s questions about transgender troops
Separate rules are entirely unnecessary, the author argues.
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U.S. Navy and Coast Guard need more icebreakers now
It will take ten years to build the next U.S. icebreaker and that’s too long and too few ships, a lawmaker says.
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Next steps for Navy tattoo rules: editorial
Three steps to ensure that the new tattoo rules serve everyone’s best interests.
-
‘Injured vets are fighters — don’t buy the PTS hype’
Last week, the U.S. hosted the second Invictus Games, an international athletic competition for wounded and injured veterans. Vets traveled from 14 countries to compete in Orlando against hundreds of others who have known war.
-
Arm’s length is still too close for U.S. troops and abusive Iraqi militias
The issue is not whether these militias are aligned with Iran; it’s their record of terrorizing Sunni Iraqis.
-
Eliminating advancement tests, proposed BAH cuts & more: July letters
Readers debated proposed BAH cuts and the contest to choose the next commander in chief.
-
On federal hiring: Let’s not make things even harder for veterans
Veterans who served our nation in uniform deserve the chance to serve our nation in the federal government.
-
Honoring a military father
Can one honor a father who took himself away from his family — my sister of 13 years, my mother at 40 and me at 14 — forever?
-
Fix Hornet, Growler air flow problems: Editorial
The Navy and Marine Corps must redouble efforts to fix the air flow problems plaguing the fleet.
-
I’m proud of my Vietnam service and salute Muhammad Ali for refusing to go
Editor’s note: The following is an opinion piece. The writer is not employed by Military Times and his views do not necessarily represent those of Military Times or its editorial staff.
-
There are simple answers to all of the Pentagon’s questions about transgender troops
Separate rules are entirely unnecessary, the author argues.
-
U.S. Navy and Coast Guard need more icebreakers now
It will take ten years to build the next U.S. icebreaker and that’s too long and too few ships, a lawmaker says.
-
Next steps for Navy tattoo rules: editorial
Three steps to ensure that the new tattoo rules serve everyone’s best interests.
-
‘Injured vets are fighters — don’t buy the PTS hype’
Last week, the U.S. hosted the second Invictus Games, an international athletic competition for wounded and injured veterans. Vets traveled from 14 countries to compete in Orlando against hundreds of others who have known war.
