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The challenge of extremism in the military is not going away without a new perspective
Researchers at the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism identified reasons why violent extremists recruit active duty and former military to join their groups.
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How the family of the ‘3212’ soldier who fell in Niger grappled with false and misleading information
ABC News investigative reporter James Gordon Meek describes how the family of a fallen soldier struggled with false and misleading information about the investigation into their loved one’s death.
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The Spouse Angle Podcast: The Transition from Active Duty to Military Spouse
The Spouse Angle is a podcast breaking down the news for military spouses and their families.
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Empowering military families through family-building choices
Medical consequences arise when patients cannot afford access to safe family-building options.
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Excerpt: ‘Reign of Terror’ examines the War on Terror and its impact on America
The overwhelming majority of Americans experienced the 9/11 era as a media event.
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Excerpt: ‘Steinstuecken’ tells the story of a free village in divided Berlin
The people of Steinstuecken, and the American soldiers and diplomats who protect them, were determined to keep this village, a “little pocket of freedom” in Communist territory, free.
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Congress has a chance to deliver for vets this Veterans Day
Building a Global War on Terror Memorial now means it will be standing for our veterans and Gold Star families during their lifetimes.
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Some veterans struggling following Afghan collapse
While I returned home in July 2020, Afghanistan did not leave me.
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The Biden administration cannot let our military be a training ground for extremists
This is a threat that demands decisive action, from the executive branch and from Congress.
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Discharge upgrades for PTSD: Fulfilling Lincoln’s promise to care for all who have borne the battle
We must care for all who borne the battle.
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The challenge of extremism in the military is not going away without a new perspective
Researchers at the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism identified reasons why violent extremists recruit active duty and former military to join their groups.
-
How the family of the ‘3212’ soldier who fell in Niger grappled with false and misleading information
ABC News investigative reporter James Gordon Meek describes how the family of a fallen soldier struggled with false and misleading information about the investigation into their loved one’s death.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast: The Transition from Active Duty to Military Spouse
The Spouse Angle is a podcast breaking down the news for military spouses and their families.
-
Empowering military families through family-building choices
Medical consequences arise when patients cannot afford access to safe family-building options.
-
Excerpt: ‘Reign of Terror’ examines the War on Terror and its impact on America
The overwhelming majority of Americans experienced the 9/11 era as a media event.
-
Excerpt: ‘Steinstuecken’ tells the story of a free village in divided Berlin
The people of Steinstuecken, and the American soldiers and diplomats who protect them, were determined to keep this village, a “little pocket of freedom” in Communist territory, free.
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Congress has a chance to deliver for vets this Veterans Day
Building a Global War on Terror Memorial now means it will be standing for our veterans and Gold Star families during their lifetimes.
-
Some veterans struggling following Afghan collapse
While I returned home in July 2020, Afghanistan did not leave me.
-
The Biden administration cannot let our military be a training ground for extremists
This is a threat that demands decisive action, from the executive branch and from Congress.
-
Discharge upgrades for PTSD: Fulfilling Lincoln’s promise to care for all who have borne the battle
We must care for all who borne the battle.
-
The challenge of extremism in the military is not going away without a new perspective
Researchers at the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism identified reasons why violent extremists recruit active duty and former military to join their groups.
-
How the family of the ‘3212’ soldier who fell in Niger grappled with false and misleading information
ABC News investigative reporter James Gordon Meek describes how the family of a fallen soldier struggled with false and misleading information about the investigation into their loved one’s death.
-
The Spouse Angle Podcast: The Transition from Active Duty to Military Spouse
The Spouse Angle is a podcast breaking down the news for military spouses and their families.
-
Empowering military families through family-building choices
Medical consequences arise when patients cannot afford access to safe family-building options.
-
Excerpt: ‘Reign of Terror’ examines the War on Terror and its impact on America
The overwhelming majority of Americans experienced the 9/11 era as a media event.
-
Excerpt: ‘Steinstuecken’ tells the story of a free village in divided Berlin
The people of Steinstuecken, and the American soldiers and diplomats who protect them, were determined to keep this village, a “little pocket of freedom” in Communist territory, free.
-
Congress has a chance to deliver for vets this Veterans Day
Building a Global War on Terror Memorial now means it will be standing for our veterans and Gold Star families during their lifetimes.
-
Some veterans struggling following Afghan collapse
While I returned home in July 2020, Afghanistan did not leave me.
-
The Biden administration cannot let our military be a training ground for extremists
This is a threat that demands decisive action, from the executive branch and from Congress.
-
Discharge upgrades for PTSD: Fulfilling Lincoln’s promise to care for all who have borne the battle
We must care for all who borne the battle.
