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Mattis’ fix for the civilian-military divide: Stop being jerks
The defense secretary thinks that Americans need to respect each other more before they can understand and appreciate the military.
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Is Trump really going to cut the defense budget?
Is it a negotiating ploy or a sincere message from the president that defense has to preparing for slimmer spending?
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When totalitarian regimes play by different rules in tech, here’s how the US military can compete
Even as the Pentagon speaks about the importance of strategic cooperation with China, differing approaches to technology development could leave the U.S. struggling to keep up.
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Sen. Ernst speaks on being a veteran voice in Senate leadership
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, talks about the importance of being the voice of an Iraq War veteran in the Senate leadership. (Staff)
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Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
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Mattis sees progress in Afghanistan, but no plans for troop drawdowns
The defense secretary said if U.S. forces leave today, it will mean new attacks on the American homeland.
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GOP lawmaker calls for President Trump to visit Afghanistan
Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., said the commander in chief needs to evaluate the situation first-hand to figure out the best way forward.
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Top GOP appropriator signals willingness to cut arms sales to Saudi Arabia
Comments from Rep. Kay Granger, R-Texas, could be a signal for how badly the relationship between Saudi Arabia and the U.S. Congress have soured in the last year.
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Survey finds strong support for military members, less support for military funding
More than 90 percent of individuals surveyed said they have confidence in the armed forces.
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Former President Bush remembered as ‘true gentleman’ who dedicated his life to service
The former commander-in-chief was also a World War II combat pilot who earned the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Mattis’ fix for the civilian-military divide: Stop being jerks
The defense secretary thinks that Americans need to respect each other more before they can understand and appreciate the military.
-
Is Trump really going to cut the defense budget?
Is it a negotiating ploy or a sincere message from the president that defense has to preparing for slimmer spending?
-
When totalitarian regimes play by different rules in tech, here’s how the US military can compete
Even as the Pentagon speaks about the importance of strategic cooperation with China, differing approaches to technology development could leave the U.S. struggling to keep up.
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Sen. Ernst speaks on being a veteran voice in Senate leadership
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, talks about the importance of being the voice of an Iraq War veteran in the Senate leadership. (Staff)
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Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
-
Mattis sees progress in Afghanistan, but no plans for troop drawdowns
The defense secretary said if U.S. forces leave today, it will mean new attacks on the American homeland.
-
GOP lawmaker calls for President Trump to visit Afghanistan
Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., said the commander in chief needs to evaluate the situation first-hand to figure out the best way forward.
-
Top GOP appropriator signals willingness to cut arms sales to Saudi Arabia
Comments from Rep. Kay Granger, R-Texas, could be a signal for how badly the relationship between Saudi Arabia and the U.S. Congress have soured in the last year.
-
Survey finds strong support for military members, less support for military funding
More than 90 percent of individuals surveyed said they have confidence in the armed forces.
-
Former President Bush remembered as ‘true gentleman’ who dedicated his life to service
The former commander-in-chief was also a World War II combat pilot who earned the Distinguished Flying Cross.
-
Mattis’ fix for the civilian-military divide: Stop being jerks
The defense secretary thinks that Americans need to respect each other more before they can understand and appreciate the military.
-
Is Trump really going to cut the defense budget?
Is it a negotiating ploy or a sincere message from the president that defense has to preparing for slimmer spending?
-
When totalitarian regimes play by different rules in tech, here’s how the US military can compete
Even as the Pentagon speaks about the importance of strategic cooperation with China, differing approaches to technology development could leave the U.S. struggling to keep up.
-
Sen. Ernst speaks on being a veteran voice in Senate leadership
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, talks about the importance of being the voice of an Iraq War veteran in the Senate leadership. (Staff)
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Mattis: Cutting defense will not help deficit
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis appeared at the Reagan National Defense Forum on Dec. 1, 2018.
-
Mattis sees progress in Afghanistan, but no plans for troop drawdowns
The defense secretary said if U.S. forces leave today, it will mean new attacks on the American homeland.
-
GOP lawmaker calls for President Trump to visit Afghanistan
Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., said the commander in chief needs to evaluate the situation first-hand to figure out the best way forward.
-
Top GOP appropriator signals willingness to cut arms sales to Saudi Arabia
Comments from Rep. Kay Granger, R-Texas, could be a signal for how badly the relationship between Saudi Arabia and the U.S. Congress have soured in the last year.
-
Survey finds strong support for military members, less support for military funding
More than 90 percent of individuals surveyed said they have confidence in the armed forces.
-
Former President Bush remembered as ‘true gentleman’ who dedicated his life to service
The former commander-in-chief was also a World War II combat pilot who earned the Distinguished Flying Cross.
