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The Marine Corps’ new plan will not beat China in a fight for Taiwan
Information obtained from open-source literature reveals examples of how the new EABO doctrine is destined to fail, this Marine veteran claims.
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Send in the Marines? Reconsider Force Design 2030 beforehand
Force Design 2030 is a flawed operational concept in that it is narrowly focuses on fighting a specific type of engagement in a specific region, but more importantly in that it changes the very reason the Marine Corps has existed for over 246 years.
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Why some families aren’t recommending military service
The president of the Military Family Advisory Network shares why fewer military and veteran family members may be recommending military life to others on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
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VA reforms must not limit options for veterans
Veterans Affairs reforms should be done in a way that does not limit the choices available to veterans who may need help navigating the benefits process.
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Expand Tricare for veterans living in US territories
Extending equitable access to TRICARE Prime could help retirees living in U.S. territories.
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The problem with retaining only 5 (or possibly 7) active Marine Corps cannon artillery batteries
Most Marines in combat will soon be fighting “without close, continuous and accurate fire support,” this retired Marine argues.
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Our ground forces deserve a strong aerial refueling capability
Winning a war on the ground is about far more than soldiers, tanks, artillery and rifles.
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How inflation is impacting military families
Military Times reporter Karen Jowers breaks down how families are being affected and how they can get help on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
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Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
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The Marine Corps’ new plan will not beat China in a fight for Taiwan
Information obtained from open-source literature reveals examples of how the new EABO doctrine is destined to fail, this Marine veteran claims.
-
Send in the Marines? Reconsider Force Design 2030 beforehand
Force Design 2030 is a flawed operational concept in that it is narrowly focuses on fighting a specific type of engagement in a specific region, but more importantly in that it changes the very reason the Marine Corps has existed for over 246 years.
-
Why some families aren’t recommending military service
The president of the Military Family Advisory Network shares why fewer military and veteran family members may be recommending military life to others on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
VA reforms must not limit options for veterans
Veterans Affairs reforms should be done in a way that does not limit the choices available to veterans who may need help navigating the benefits process.
-
Expand Tricare for veterans living in US territories
Extending equitable access to TRICARE Prime could help retirees living in U.S. territories.
-
The problem with retaining only 5 (or possibly 7) active Marine Corps cannon artillery batteries
Most Marines in combat will soon be fighting “without close, continuous and accurate fire support,” this retired Marine argues.
-
Our ground forces deserve a strong aerial refueling capability
Winning a war on the ground is about far more than soldiers, tanks, artillery and rifles.
-
How inflation is impacting military families
Military Times reporter Karen Jowers breaks down how families are being affected and how they can get help on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
-
The Marine Corps’ new plan will not beat China in a fight for Taiwan
Information obtained from open-source literature reveals examples of how the new EABO doctrine is destined to fail, this Marine veteran claims.
-
Send in the Marines? Reconsider Force Design 2030 beforehand
Force Design 2030 is a flawed operational concept in that it is narrowly focuses on fighting a specific type of engagement in a specific region, but more importantly in that it changes the very reason the Marine Corps has existed for over 246 years.
-
Why some families aren’t recommending military service
The president of the Military Family Advisory Network shares why fewer military and veteran family members may be recommending military life to others on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
VA reforms must not limit options for veterans
Veterans Affairs reforms should be done in a way that does not limit the choices available to veterans who may need help navigating the benefits process.
-
Expand Tricare for veterans living in US territories
Extending equitable access to TRICARE Prime could help retirees living in U.S. territories.
-
The problem with retaining only 5 (or possibly 7) active Marine Corps cannon artillery batteries
Most Marines in combat will soon be fighting “without close, continuous and accurate fire support,” this retired Marine argues.
-
Our ground forces deserve a strong aerial refueling capability
Winning a war on the ground is about far more than soldiers, tanks, artillery and rifles.
-
How inflation is impacting military families
Military Times reporter Karen Jowers breaks down how families are being affected and how they can get help on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
Gutting cannon artillery in the Marine Corps’ new fighting plan is a huge mistake
Cannon artillery is “the only all-weather, immediately on call and sustainable fire support available to maneuver forces in ‘every clime and place.'”
