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Veterans fit into the tech industry’s New Collar Workers movement
Transitioning military veterans can break into the IT industry with certification training, says the author of this commentary
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How do we save prisoners of the cultural war within our military?
“You have one thing that no one can ever take from you. That’s your voice.”
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IAVA and the Leadership Conference on the US Postal Service
Civil rights and veterans organization leaders urge voters to contact their representatives to support the Postal Service against attacks by the administration.
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A surgeon and Navy reservist shares what it’s like to have COVID-19
A Navy Reserve captain shares his experience having COVID-19 after he was released to home after a nearly weeklong stay in one of the hospitals where he’s an acute care trauma surgeon in Los Angeles County.
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It is time to make rotating faculty positions at the US Military Academy open to all ranks
Only allowing officers to educate the future officer corps at West Point ignores the diversity and experience NCOs and warrant officers would bring to classrooms, says the author of this commentary.
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The GI Bill, private colleges and the unfortunate practice of ‘swapping’
Private colleges should stop treating GI Bill tuition and fee benefits as the equivalent of a scholarship, says the author of this commentary.
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Stryker deployment to Black Sea will bolster NATO’s eastern flank
The Black Sea has been the epicenter of Russia’s revisionist ambitions, says the author of this commentary.
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Oppose China’s censorship, but don’t kill the Hollywood-military partnership
Hollywood has provided one of the most powerfully positive images of our military, and denying cooperation with movie makers would degrade the U.S. government of its ability to tell its own story, says the author of this commentary.
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Those who battled Bonhomme Richard blaze risked all to save ship
For four long days, these young men and women fought an enemy who gave no quarter.
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Even as agencies open offices, telework deployment for secure workforces should still be a priority
Agencies are still navigating telework limitations and challenges deploying secure devices for workers, which is particularly an issue for those that require access to sensitive information or classified networks.
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Veterans fit into the tech industry’s New Collar Workers movement
Transitioning military veterans can break into the IT industry with certification training, says the author of this commentary
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How do we save prisoners of the cultural war within our military?
“You have one thing that no one can ever take from you. That’s your voice.”
-
IAVA and the Leadership Conference on the US Postal Service
Civil rights and veterans organization leaders urge voters to contact their representatives to support the Postal Service against attacks by the administration.
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A surgeon and Navy reservist shares what it’s like to have COVID-19
A Navy Reserve captain shares his experience having COVID-19 after he was released to home after a nearly weeklong stay in one of the hospitals where he’s an acute care trauma surgeon in Los Angeles County.
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It is time to make rotating faculty positions at the US Military Academy open to all ranks
Only allowing officers to educate the future officer corps at West Point ignores the diversity and experience NCOs and warrant officers would bring to classrooms, says the author of this commentary.
-
The GI Bill, private colleges and the unfortunate practice of ‘swapping’
Private colleges should stop treating GI Bill tuition and fee benefits as the equivalent of a scholarship, says the author of this commentary.
-
Stryker deployment to Black Sea will bolster NATO’s eastern flank
The Black Sea has been the epicenter of Russia’s revisionist ambitions, says the author of this commentary.
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Oppose China’s censorship, but don’t kill the Hollywood-military partnership
Hollywood has provided one of the most powerfully positive images of our military, and denying cooperation with movie makers would degrade the U.S. government of its ability to tell its own story, says the author of this commentary.
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Those who battled Bonhomme Richard blaze risked all to save ship
For four long days, these young men and women fought an enemy who gave no quarter.
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Even as agencies open offices, telework deployment for secure workforces should still be a priority
Agencies are still navigating telework limitations and challenges deploying secure devices for workers, which is particularly an issue for those that require access to sensitive information or classified networks.
-
Veterans fit into the tech industry’s New Collar Workers movement
Transitioning military veterans can break into the IT industry with certification training, says the author of this commentary
-
How do we save prisoners of the cultural war within our military?
“You have one thing that no one can ever take from you. That’s your voice.”
-
IAVA and the Leadership Conference on the US Postal Service
Civil rights and veterans organization leaders urge voters to contact their representatives to support the Postal Service against attacks by the administration.
-
A surgeon and Navy reservist shares what it’s like to have COVID-19
A Navy Reserve captain shares his experience having COVID-19 after he was released to home after a nearly weeklong stay in one of the hospitals where he’s an acute care trauma surgeon in Los Angeles County.
-
It is time to make rotating faculty positions at the US Military Academy open to all ranks
Only allowing officers to educate the future officer corps at West Point ignores the diversity and experience NCOs and warrant officers would bring to classrooms, says the author of this commentary.
-
The GI Bill, private colleges and the unfortunate practice of ‘swapping’
Private colleges should stop treating GI Bill tuition and fee benefits as the equivalent of a scholarship, says the author of this commentary.
-
Stryker deployment to Black Sea will bolster NATO’s eastern flank
The Black Sea has been the epicenter of Russia’s revisionist ambitions, says the author of this commentary.
-
Oppose China’s censorship, but don’t kill the Hollywood-military partnership
Hollywood has provided one of the most powerfully positive images of our military, and denying cooperation with movie makers would degrade the U.S. government of its ability to tell its own story, says the author of this commentary.
-
Those who battled Bonhomme Richard blaze risked all to save ship
For four long days, these young men and women fought an enemy who gave no quarter.
-
Even as agencies open offices, telework deployment for secure workforces should still be a priority
Agencies are still navigating telework limitations and challenges deploying secure devices for workers, which is particularly an issue for those that require access to sensitive information or classified networks.
