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Frameworks for dissent and principled resignation in the US military: A primer
The military should commission internal reviews to determine how senior officers understand obedience, dissent and principled resignation when faced with civilian orders of questionable morality, says the author of this commentary.
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Dispatch from Rome: Please, let it not be us
The armed forces can serve as an example to be emulated during this time of political polarization, says the author of this commentary.
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I’ve reported on war for years. I’m more afraid now than I’ve ever been.
The author of this commentary says he did not expect to see the kind of unrest he experienced overseas in places like Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky.
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An open letter to our nation’s warriors during these trying times
If the current threat of COVID-19 reawakens feelings of helplessness, we may be at risk, says the author of this commentary.
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This is the Navy’s plan for launching its new community college
A pilot program is set for January 2021, while full-scale operations are planned by 2023.
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The Theodore Roosevelt episode was no isolated incident, but a portent of worse to come
Unfortunately, this astonishing episode was no isolated incident, but rather another disturbing manifestation of the current administration’s drive to politicize the military.
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PTSD, Stigma, and My Uber Ride
After my driver asked me what I did for a living and found out I support the mental health programs at WWP, the discussion moved predictably to the topic of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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Battling COVID-19, is DoD prepared for an onslaught of disinfo and propaganda from foreign competitors?
Until DoD shifts its paradigm for information, it will continue to lag behind not only China, but also Russia and extremist groups with a more systems level approach to national information strategy.
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Dispatch from Rome: On hope and COVID-19
After all this time, everyone would much prefer to be outside.
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Dispatch from Rome: Former Theodore Roosevelt skipper should be praised, not pilloried
I was twice fired by the United Nations from senior supervisory positions: Both times for insisting that there are occasions when my first loyalty is to staff and mission ahead of allegiance to superiors.
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Frameworks for dissent and principled resignation in the US military: A primer
The military should commission internal reviews to determine how senior officers understand obedience, dissent and principled resignation when faced with civilian orders of questionable morality, says the author of this commentary.
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Dispatch from Rome: Please, let it not be us
The armed forces can serve as an example to be emulated during this time of political polarization, says the author of this commentary.
-
I’ve reported on war for years. I’m more afraid now than I’ve ever been.
The author of this commentary says he did not expect to see the kind of unrest he experienced overseas in places like Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky.
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An open letter to our nation’s warriors during these trying times
If the current threat of COVID-19 reawakens feelings of helplessness, we may be at risk, says the author of this commentary.
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This is the Navy’s plan for launching its new community college
A pilot program is set for January 2021, while full-scale operations are planned by 2023.
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The Theodore Roosevelt episode was no isolated incident, but a portent of worse to come
Unfortunately, this astonishing episode was no isolated incident, but rather another disturbing manifestation of the current administration’s drive to politicize the military.
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PTSD, Stigma, and My Uber Ride
After my driver asked me what I did for a living and found out I support the mental health programs at WWP, the discussion moved predictably to the topic of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
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Battling COVID-19, is DoD prepared for an onslaught of disinfo and propaganda from foreign competitors?
Until DoD shifts its paradigm for information, it will continue to lag behind not only China, but also Russia and extremist groups with a more systems level approach to national information strategy.
-
Dispatch from Rome: On hope and COVID-19
After all this time, everyone would much prefer to be outside.
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Dispatch from Rome: Former Theodore Roosevelt skipper should be praised, not pilloried
I was twice fired by the United Nations from senior supervisory positions: Both times for insisting that there are occasions when my first loyalty is to staff and mission ahead of allegiance to superiors.
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Frameworks for dissent and principled resignation in the US military: A primer
The military should commission internal reviews to determine how senior officers understand obedience, dissent and principled resignation when faced with civilian orders of questionable morality, says the author of this commentary.
-
Dispatch from Rome: Please, let it not be us
The armed forces can serve as an example to be emulated during this time of political polarization, says the author of this commentary.
-
I’ve reported on war for years. I’m more afraid now than I’ve ever been.
The author of this commentary says he did not expect to see the kind of unrest he experienced overseas in places like Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky.
-
An open letter to our nation’s warriors during these trying times
If the current threat of COVID-19 reawakens feelings of helplessness, we may be at risk, says the author of this commentary.
-
This is the Navy’s plan for launching its new community college
A pilot program is set for January 2021, while full-scale operations are planned by 2023.
-
The Theodore Roosevelt episode was no isolated incident, but a portent of worse to come
Unfortunately, this astonishing episode was no isolated incident, but rather another disturbing manifestation of the current administration’s drive to politicize the military.
-
PTSD, Stigma, and My Uber Ride
After my driver asked me what I did for a living and found out I support the mental health programs at WWP, the discussion moved predictably to the topic of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
-
Battling COVID-19, is DoD prepared for an onslaught of disinfo and propaganda from foreign competitors?
Until DoD shifts its paradigm for information, it will continue to lag behind not only China, but also Russia and extremist groups with a more systems level approach to national information strategy.
-
Dispatch from Rome: On hope and COVID-19
After all this time, everyone would much prefer to be outside.
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Dispatch from Rome: Former Theodore Roosevelt skipper should be praised, not pilloried
I was twice fired by the United Nations from senior supervisory positions: Both times for insisting that there are occasions when my first loyalty is to staff and mission ahead of allegiance to superiors.
