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At VA, we stand tall to hurricanes Fiona and Ian
“Thanks to preparation and quick response, most of VA’s clinics remained online or were fully operational within a day or two.”
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We need to increase research into psychedelics for veterans with PTSD
In the past few years, new treatment options have emerged from the often-stigmatized source of psychedelics.
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Marine Talent Management 2030: Flawed foundation, flawed document
Pages 1–3 are the introduction to Talent Management 2030 — its foundation — and they are replete with flaws, this retired Marine colonel claims.
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Outrage over NFL brain injuries; silence over military brain injuries
The NFL is doing the right thing on concussions. The Department of Defense lacks the urgency and a similar aggressive approach.
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What we can do to ensure a quality education for military children
Military leaders have repeatedly raised concerns about the quality of K-12 public schools around military installations.
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The unintended consequences of aging the Marine Corps
A young force is not only more flexible and less costly, it is best suited for the expeditionary nature of the Marine Corps, this retired Marine writes.
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The unintended consequences of Marine Corps Talent Management 2030
America’s special trust and confidence in her Marines will be shattered if the Corps’ customs, traditions and ethos are lost.
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Cannibalizing the arsenal of democracy in turbulent times
The Pentagon should consider cutting back on research and development funding and ramping up procurement to protect the arsenal of democracy.
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Legal loophole: Some contracts skirt protections for service members
Special protections afforded to service members are being undermined by a legal trap buried in the fine print of contracts and click-through agreements.
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Addressing military families’ needs: a ‘to-do list’ not a ‘wish list’
Defense and service officials have struggled for decades to address the problems military families face.
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At VA, we stand tall to hurricanes Fiona and Ian
“Thanks to preparation and quick response, most of VA’s clinics remained online or were fully operational within a day or two.”
-
We need to increase research into psychedelics for veterans with PTSD
In the past few years, new treatment options have emerged from the often-stigmatized source of psychedelics.
-
Marine Talent Management 2030: Flawed foundation, flawed document
Pages 1–3 are the introduction to Talent Management 2030 — its foundation — and they are replete with flaws, this retired Marine colonel claims.
-
Outrage over NFL brain injuries; silence over military brain injuries
The NFL is doing the right thing on concussions. The Department of Defense lacks the urgency and a similar aggressive approach.
-
What we can do to ensure a quality education for military children
Military leaders have repeatedly raised concerns about the quality of K-12 public schools around military installations.
-
The unintended consequences of aging the Marine Corps
A young force is not only more flexible and less costly, it is best suited for the expeditionary nature of the Marine Corps, this retired Marine writes.
-
The unintended consequences of Marine Corps Talent Management 2030
America’s special trust and confidence in her Marines will be shattered if the Corps’ customs, traditions and ethos are lost.
-
Cannibalizing the arsenal of democracy in turbulent times
The Pentagon should consider cutting back on research and development funding and ramping up procurement to protect the arsenal of democracy.
-
Legal loophole: Some contracts skirt protections for service members
Special protections afforded to service members are being undermined by a legal trap buried in the fine print of contracts and click-through agreements.
-
Addressing military families’ needs: a ‘to-do list’ not a ‘wish list’
Defense and service officials have struggled for decades to address the problems military families face.
-
At VA, we stand tall to hurricanes Fiona and Ian
“Thanks to preparation and quick response, most of VA’s clinics remained online or were fully operational within a day or two.”
-
We need to increase research into psychedelics for veterans with PTSD
In the past few years, new treatment options have emerged from the often-stigmatized source of psychedelics.
-
Marine Talent Management 2030: Flawed foundation, flawed document
Pages 1–3 are the introduction to Talent Management 2030 — its foundation — and they are replete with flaws, this retired Marine colonel claims.
-
Outrage over NFL brain injuries; silence over military brain injuries
The NFL is doing the right thing on concussions. The Department of Defense lacks the urgency and a similar aggressive approach.
-
What we can do to ensure a quality education for military children
Military leaders have repeatedly raised concerns about the quality of K-12 public schools around military installations.
-
The unintended consequences of aging the Marine Corps
A young force is not only more flexible and less costly, it is best suited for the expeditionary nature of the Marine Corps, this retired Marine writes.
-
The unintended consequences of Marine Corps Talent Management 2030
America’s special trust and confidence in her Marines will be shattered if the Corps’ customs, traditions and ethos are lost.
-
Cannibalizing the arsenal of democracy in turbulent times
The Pentagon should consider cutting back on research and development funding and ramping up procurement to protect the arsenal of democracy.
-
Legal loophole: Some contracts skirt protections for service members
Special protections afforded to service members are being undermined by a legal trap buried in the fine print of contracts and click-through agreements.
-
Addressing military families’ needs: a ‘to-do list’ not a ‘wish list’
Defense and service officials have struggled for decades to address the problems military families face.
