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Commentary on extremism was a Trojan horse for ideology
A recent commentary taking issue with the Air Force Academy’s response to the DoD’s extremism stand-down demonstrated naivete, says the author of this commentary.
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‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
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‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
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In search of leadership at the National Personnel Records Center
A solution must be found quickly to remedy the backlog of some 500,000 outstanding records requests at the National Personnel Records Center, says the author of this commentary.
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Book excerpt: ‘Master Negotiator: The Role of James A. Baker, III at the End of the Cold War’
A comprehensive examination of U.S. diplomacy at the end of the Cold War through the lens of Secretary of State James A. Baker III.
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How words are used in military culture to describe strength and weakness
We should stop using words that are uniquely feminine to describe weakness, says the author of this commentary.
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How Biden’s budget signals the right ideas to address veterans issues
The priorities set forth in Biden’s Fiscal Year 2022 discretionary budget request, which boosts the VA’s budget by 8 percent, is a step in the right direction, says the author of this commentary.
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Presidents refusing advice of generals is nothing new — and often benefits America
President Biden was right to end the Afghanistan War and withdraw our troops, regardless of the advice of generals, says the author of this commentary.
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It’s time to solve the puzzle for veterans exposed to toxic hazards
Hope for veterans exposed to toxic exposures is on the horizon with multiple legislative solutions, say the authors of this commentary.
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With the withdrawal from Afghanistan, are we indeed ending perpetual war?
The proficiency and secrecy of the military has separated the American populace from military affairs and warfare more than ever, says the author of this commentary.
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Commentary on extremism was a Trojan horse for ideology
A recent commentary taking issue with the Air Force Academy’s response to the DoD’s extremism stand-down demonstrated naivete, says the author of this commentary.
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‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
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‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
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In search of leadership at the National Personnel Records Center
A solution must be found quickly to remedy the backlog of some 500,000 outstanding records requests at the National Personnel Records Center, says the author of this commentary.
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Book excerpt: ‘Master Negotiator: The Role of James A. Baker, III at the End of the Cold War’
A comprehensive examination of U.S. diplomacy at the end of the Cold War through the lens of Secretary of State James A. Baker III.
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How words are used in military culture to describe strength and weakness
We should stop using words that are uniquely feminine to describe weakness, says the author of this commentary.
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How Biden’s budget signals the right ideas to address veterans issues
The priorities set forth in Biden’s Fiscal Year 2022 discretionary budget request, which boosts the VA’s budget by 8 percent, is a step in the right direction, says the author of this commentary.
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Presidents refusing advice of generals is nothing new — and often benefits America
President Biden was right to end the Afghanistan War and withdraw our troops, regardless of the advice of generals, says the author of this commentary.
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It’s time to solve the puzzle for veterans exposed to toxic hazards
Hope for veterans exposed to toxic exposures is on the horizon with multiple legislative solutions, say the authors of this commentary.
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With the withdrawal from Afghanistan, are we indeed ending perpetual war?
The proficiency and secrecy of the military has separated the American populace from military affairs and warfare more than ever, says the author of this commentary.
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Commentary on extremism was a Trojan horse for ideology
A recent commentary taking issue with the Air Force Academy’s response to the DoD’s extremism stand-down demonstrated naivete, says the author of this commentary.
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‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
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‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
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In search of leadership at the National Personnel Records Center
A solution must be found quickly to remedy the backlog of some 500,000 outstanding records requests at the National Personnel Records Center, says the author of this commentary.
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Book excerpt: ‘Master Negotiator: The Role of James A. Baker, III at the End of the Cold War’
A comprehensive examination of U.S. diplomacy at the end of the Cold War through the lens of Secretary of State James A. Baker III.
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How words are used in military culture to describe strength and weakness
We should stop using words that are uniquely feminine to describe weakness, says the author of this commentary.
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How Biden’s budget signals the right ideas to address veterans issues
The priorities set forth in Biden’s Fiscal Year 2022 discretionary budget request, which boosts the VA’s budget by 8 percent, is a step in the right direction, says the author of this commentary.
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Presidents refusing advice of generals is nothing new — and often benefits America
President Biden was right to end the Afghanistan War and withdraw our troops, regardless of the advice of generals, says the author of this commentary.
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It’s time to solve the puzzle for veterans exposed to toxic hazards
Hope for veterans exposed to toxic exposures is on the horizon with multiple legislative solutions, say the authors of this commentary.
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With the withdrawal from Afghanistan, are we indeed ending perpetual war?
The proficiency and secrecy of the military has separated the American populace from military affairs and warfare more than ever, says the author of this commentary.
