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Turn scars into tattoos that tell a story
Female veterans shouldn’t have to prove they’re veterans and must be unafraid to ask for help, says this combat vet.
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Housing privatization brings corporate attitude onto bases
The author of this 2007 op-ed said privatized housing may actually prove to be a long-term risk to the Air Force way of life.
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Don’t ignore military advice on climate change, Mr. President
For years, the Pentagon included the impacts of climate change in our defense planning, says a former Navy secretary.
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3 things Gold Star families want you to know this Memorial Day
Memorial Day’s intended purpose is too often overshadowed by activities that celebrate the first long weekend of summer, says the author.
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Foreign trolls are targeting service members — and we’re not doing enough to stop them
Congress and federal agencies need to recognize that the military and veterans community is being targeted by foreign adversaries and to take immediate action to protect it.
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Here are some financial savings tips for Military Saves Week
Military Saves Week is here and it is the perfect opportunity for men and women who serve or have served in uniform to get ahead financially.
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Veterans want autonomy in health care choices
The VA must be accountable to veterans for rapid, successful treatment, achievable through the offering of more innovative, better treatment options.
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Why Democratic candidates should court the veteran vote in 2020
If any of the Democratic presidential candidates truly wants to be our next commander in chief, they need to evaluate their field strategy and policies and ask themselves how they are incorporating veterans and military families into their campaigns.
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Why the military should consider a waiver for high-functioning autism
People with high-functioning autism should not have to hide their disability to serve their country, this author writes.
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Commandos to Counselors: A response to the special operations forces mental health crisis
We have made it a troubling habit to mistake suffering in silence for the value of “quiet professionalism” that we seek to embody.
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Turn scars into tattoos that tell a story
Female veterans shouldn’t have to prove they’re veterans and must be unafraid to ask for help, says this combat vet.
-
Housing privatization brings corporate attitude onto bases
The author of this 2007 op-ed said privatized housing may actually prove to be a long-term risk to the Air Force way of life.
-
Don’t ignore military advice on climate change, Mr. President
For years, the Pentagon included the impacts of climate change in our defense planning, says a former Navy secretary.
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3 things Gold Star families want you to know this Memorial Day
Memorial Day’s intended purpose is too often overshadowed by activities that celebrate the first long weekend of summer, says the author.
-
Foreign trolls are targeting service members — and we’re not doing enough to stop them
Congress and federal agencies need to recognize that the military and veterans community is being targeted by foreign adversaries and to take immediate action to protect it.
-
Here are some financial savings tips for Military Saves Week
Military Saves Week is here and it is the perfect opportunity for men and women who serve or have served in uniform to get ahead financially.
-
Veterans want autonomy in health care choices
The VA must be accountable to veterans for rapid, successful treatment, achievable through the offering of more innovative, better treatment options.
-
Why Democratic candidates should court the veteran vote in 2020
If any of the Democratic presidential candidates truly wants to be our next commander in chief, they need to evaluate their field strategy and policies and ask themselves how they are incorporating veterans and military families into their campaigns.
-
Why the military should consider a waiver for high-functioning autism
People with high-functioning autism should not have to hide their disability to serve their country, this author writes.
-
Commandos to Counselors: A response to the special operations forces mental health crisis
We have made it a troubling habit to mistake suffering in silence for the value of “quiet professionalism” that we seek to embody.
-
Turn scars into tattoos that tell a story
Female veterans shouldn’t have to prove they’re veterans and must be unafraid to ask for help, says this combat vet.
-
Housing privatization brings corporate attitude onto bases
The author of this 2007 op-ed said privatized housing may actually prove to be a long-term risk to the Air Force way of life.
-
Don’t ignore military advice on climate change, Mr. President
For years, the Pentagon included the impacts of climate change in our defense planning, says a former Navy secretary.
-
3 things Gold Star families want you to know this Memorial Day
Memorial Day’s intended purpose is too often overshadowed by activities that celebrate the first long weekend of summer, says the author.
-
Foreign trolls are targeting service members — and we’re not doing enough to stop them
Congress and federal agencies need to recognize that the military and veterans community is being targeted by foreign adversaries and to take immediate action to protect it.
-
Here are some financial savings tips for Military Saves Week
Military Saves Week is here and it is the perfect opportunity for men and women who serve or have served in uniform to get ahead financially.
-
Veterans want autonomy in health care choices
The VA must be accountable to veterans for rapid, successful treatment, achievable through the offering of more innovative, better treatment options.
-
Why Democratic candidates should court the veteran vote in 2020
If any of the Democratic presidential candidates truly wants to be our next commander in chief, they need to evaluate their field strategy and policies and ask themselves how they are incorporating veterans and military families into their campaigns.
-
Why the military should consider a waiver for high-functioning autism
People with high-functioning autism should not have to hide their disability to serve their country, this author writes.
-
Commandos to Counselors: A response to the special operations forces mental health crisis
We have made it a troubling habit to mistake suffering in silence for the value of “quiet professionalism” that we seek to embody.
