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The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
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A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
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Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
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With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
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America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
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Abend unqualified to be Defense Department watchdog
“President Donald Trump has nominated an unqualified person to lead what is arguably the most critical inspector general position in government,” writes former DoD IG Gordon Heddell.
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Biden failed veterans as VP, he’d fail them again as president
Veterans will have the opportunity to choose between President Trump’s record of VA successes, or the Biden track record of VA failures, say the authors of this commentary.
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My brother Austin asked me to go to Syria with him. Four months later, he was taken
The brother of Austin Tice is urging people to join the campaign to bring the Marine Corps veteran and freelance journalist home.
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Here’s what retired Marine Corps commandant Gen. Krulak thinks about November’s election
The 31st commandant of the United States Marine Corps asks: Are we still a nation that believes that character counts?
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Great power competition heats up in the thawing Arctic, and the US must respond
Russia and China have been busy in a rapidly changing Arctic, and America seems to have barely noticed.
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The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
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A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
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Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
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With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
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America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
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Abend unqualified to be Defense Department watchdog
“President Donald Trump has nominated an unqualified person to lead what is arguably the most critical inspector general position in government,” writes former DoD IG Gordon Heddell.
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Biden failed veterans as VP, he’d fail them again as president
Veterans will have the opportunity to choose between President Trump’s record of VA successes, or the Biden track record of VA failures, say the authors of this commentary.
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My brother Austin asked me to go to Syria with him. Four months later, he was taken
The brother of Austin Tice is urging people to join the campaign to bring the Marine Corps veteran and freelance journalist home.
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Here’s what retired Marine Corps commandant Gen. Krulak thinks about November’s election
The 31st commandant of the United States Marine Corps asks: Are we still a nation that believes that character counts?
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Great power competition heats up in the thawing Arctic, and the US must respond
Russia and China have been busy in a rapidly changing Arctic, and America seems to have barely noticed.
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The Cole attack — more than 9/11 — predicted America’s challenges in the 21st century
The vast majority of terrorist attacks against the U.S. have looked more like the USS Cole and less like 9/11, says the author of this commentary.
-
A spouse’s take on the 2019 military suicide report
Spouses need a seat at the table to help address the military’s suicide problem, says the author of this commentary.
-
Blazing a trail: How a Black Navy SEAL boosted his success through online learning
Completing a college degree can be a daunting task, but finding a right online program sets up students for success, says the author of this commentary.
-
With investigations backlog eliminated, the work of true reform begins
Now is the time for the leaders of reform to redouble their commitment to transforming federal personnel vetting.
-
America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
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Abend unqualified to be Defense Department watchdog
“President Donald Trump has nominated an unqualified person to lead what is arguably the most critical inspector general position in government,” writes former DoD IG Gordon Heddell.
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Biden failed veterans as VP, he’d fail them again as president
Veterans will have the opportunity to choose between President Trump’s record of VA successes, or the Biden track record of VA failures, say the authors of this commentary.
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My brother Austin asked me to go to Syria with him. Four months later, he was taken
The brother of Austin Tice is urging people to join the campaign to bring the Marine Corps veteran and freelance journalist home.
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Here’s what retired Marine Corps commandant Gen. Krulak thinks about November’s election
The 31st commandant of the United States Marine Corps asks: Are we still a nation that believes that character counts?
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Great power competition heats up in the thawing Arctic, and the US must respond
Russia and China have been busy in a rapidly changing Arctic, and America seems to have barely noticed.
