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On a peaceful Memorial Day, remember to honor the costs of war
This is the first Memorial Day in 20 years when our country is not at war. For Gold Star families, it will be especially poignant.
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Whose Marine Corps? Why a Force Design battle is losing sight of the basics
The Marine Corps belongs to all Marines past and present, retired Gen. Charles C. Krulak writes.
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Can we honor deaths by suicide on Memorial Day?
Families of veterans who died by suicide likely may wonder if we’re guilty of “stolen valor” when openly honoring them on Memorial Day.
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The DoD’s cyber force must partner with industry to compete at the speed of relevance
While cyber is essential to many areas of DoD operations, it is not its main function.
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How military ‘Spouses of the Year’ are championing change
Two Military Spouse of the Year winners talk about acceptance, belonging, and advocating for change on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
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The Corps should drop manslaughter charges against MARSOC Marines, corpsman
A Florida congressman’s take on MARSOC 3.
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Meet the moms behind the Army’s new parenthood policies
Meet two soldier moms who discuss the sweeping changes benefiting new parents and others on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
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Diversity and inclusion are critical to future military readiness
The Defense Department’s greatest strength is its people.
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‘I Married the War’: Wives of combat veterans speak out
A new documentary highlights military and veteran spouses’ experiences with caregiving, vicarious trauma, dramatic life changes and loving someone with PTSD.
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Rather than wreck it, Berger’s vision will save the Marine Corps from itself
The Marine commandant’s opponents want “the Corps to remain a slimmer, smaller version of the U.S. Army,” this retired Army colonel writes.
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On a peaceful Memorial Day, remember to honor the costs of war
This is the first Memorial Day in 20 years when our country is not at war. For Gold Star families, it will be especially poignant.
-
Whose Marine Corps? Why a Force Design battle is losing sight of the basics
The Marine Corps belongs to all Marines past and present, retired Gen. Charles C. Krulak writes.
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Can we honor deaths by suicide on Memorial Day?
Families of veterans who died by suicide likely may wonder if we’re guilty of “stolen valor” when openly honoring them on Memorial Day.
-
The DoD’s cyber force must partner with industry to compete at the speed of relevance
While cyber is essential to many areas of DoD operations, it is not its main function.
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How military ‘Spouses of the Year’ are championing change
Two Military Spouse of the Year winners talk about acceptance, belonging, and advocating for change on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
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The Corps should drop manslaughter charges against MARSOC Marines, corpsman
A Florida congressman’s take on MARSOC 3.
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Meet the moms behind the Army’s new parenthood policies
Meet two soldier moms who discuss the sweeping changes benefiting new parents and others on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
Diversity and inclusion are critical to future military readiness
The Defense Department’s greatest strength is its people.
-
‘I Married the War’: Wives of combat veterans speak out
A new documentary highlights military and veteran spouses’ experiences with caregiving, vicarious trauma, dramatic life changes and loving someone with PTSD.
-
Rather than wreck it, Berger’s vision will save the Marine Corps from itself
The Marine commandant’s opponents want “the Corps to remain a slimmer, smaller version of the U.S. Army,” this retired Army colonel writes.
-
On a peaceful Memorial Day, remember to honor the costs of war
This is the first Memorial Day in 20 years when our country is not at war. For Gold Star families, it will be especially poignant.
-
Whose Marine Corps? Why a Force Design battle is losing sight of the basics
The Marine Corps belongs to all Marines past and present, retired Gen. Charles C. Krulak writes.
-
Can we honor deaths by suicide on Memorial Day?
Families of veterans who died by suicide likely may wonder if we’re guilty of “stolen valor” when openly honoring them on Memorial Day.
-
The DoD’s cyber force must partner with industry to compete at the speed of relevance
While cyber is essential to many areas of DoD operations, it is not its main function.
-
How military ‘Spouses of the Year’ are championing change
Two Military Spouse of the Year winners talk about acceptance, belonging, and advocating for change on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
The Corps should drop manslaughter charges against MARSOC Marines, corpsman
A Florida congressman’s take on MARSOC 3.
-
Meet the moms behind the Army’s new parenthood policies
Meet two soldier moms who discuss the sweeping changes benefiting new parents and others on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
Diversity and inclusion are critical to future military readiness
The Defense Department’s greatest strength is its people.
-
‘I Married the War’: Wives of combat veterans speak out
A new documentary highlights military and veteran spouses’ experiences with caregiving, vicarious trauma, dramatic life changes and loving someone with PTSD.
-
Rather than wreck it, Berger’s vision will save the Marine Corps from itself
The Marine commandant’s opponents want “the Corps to remain a slimmer, smaller version of the U.S. Army,” this retired Army colonel writes.
