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Lay-up plan jeopardizes some of the Navy’s best ships: Forbes
A Virginia congressman says Congress must block the administration’s proposal to indefinitely sideline a dozen warships.
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Assimilation is counterterrorism: Odierno and O’Hanlon
Belgium needs more resources for police work, including staking out suspects.
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Punish leaders who retaliate: Military Times editorial
The Pentagon should not promote leaders who’ve punished whistleblowers in the ranks.
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Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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Women in special forces: What the U.S. can learn from the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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Letters: Renaming ratings; the plan to close Navy College Offices
Readers penned letters about the Navy’s intention to rename ratings that have the word “man” in them, and about the plan to close many Navy College Offices on installations in the March 21 issue.
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Letters: Training today’s sailors; women in combat
The chief of naval personnel writes about enlisted training, a noted author writes about women in direct ground combat.
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Improve sailor training carefully: Editorial
A push to speed up sailor instruction must be careful to not repeat mistakes that lessened the training’s value.
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Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
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Military’s move toward women in combat signals a major paradigm shift
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus’ Jan. 1 memo to General Neller that the Marine Corps turn its basic training and organizational structure gender neutral has received mixed reactions.
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Lay-up plan jeopardizes some of the Navy’s best ships: Forbes
A Virginia congressman says Congress must block the administration’s proposal to indefinitely sideline a dozen warships.
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Assimilation is counterterrorism: Odierno and O’Hanlon
Belgium needs more resources for police work, including staking out suspects.
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Punish leaders who retaliate: Military Times editorial
The Pentagon should not promote leaders who’ve punished whistleblowers in the ranks.
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Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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Women in special forces: What the U.S. can learn from the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
-
Letters: Renaming ratings; the plan to close Navy College Offices
Readers penned letters about the Navy’s intention to rename ratings that have the word “man” in them, and about the plan to close many Navy College Offices on installations in the March 21 issue.
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Letters: Training today’s sailors; women in combat
The chief of naval personnel writes about enlisted training, a noted author writes about women in direct ground combat.
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Improve sailor training carefully: Editorial
A push to speed up sailor instruction must be careful to not repeat mistakes that lessened the training’s value.
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Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
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Military’s move toward women in combat signals a major paradigm shift
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus’ Jan. 1 memo to General Neller that the Marine Corps turn its basic training and organizational structure gender neutral has received mixed reactions.
-
Lay-up plan jeopardizes some of the Navy’s best ships: Forbes
A Virginia congressman says Congress must block the administration’s proposal to indefinitely sideline a dozen warships.
-
Assimilation is counterterrorism: Odierno and O’Hanlon
Belgium needs more resources for police work, including staking out suspects.
-
Punish leaders who retaliate: Military Times editorial
The Pentagon should not promote leaders who’ve punished whistleblowers in the ranks.
-
Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
-
Women in special forces: What the U.S. can learn from the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
-
Letters: Renaming ratings; the plan to close Navy College Offices
Readers penned letters about the Navy’s intention to rename ratings that have the word “man” in them, and about the plan to close many Navy College Offices on installations in the March 21 issue.
-
Letters: Training today’s sailors; women in combat
The chief of naval personnel writes about enlisted training, a noted author writes about women in direct ground combat.
-
Improve sailor training carefully: Editorial
A push to speed up sailor instruction must be careful to not repeat mistakes that lessened the training’s value.
-
Jan Scruggs: Remembering Jesus De Leon: gentle soul, draftee, Vietnam vet
You probably never heard of Jesus De Leon. I met him in In February 1970, a draftee from Texas. I was in Vietnam as an E-4 with the 199th Infantry Brigade. He was in my mortar platoon for a week or so before being transferred to a rifle platoon. We were taking ongoing casualties fighting…
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Military’s move toward women in combat signals a major paradigm shift
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus’ Jan. 1 memo to General Neller that the Marine Corps turn its basic training and organizational structure gender neutral has received mixed reactions.
