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After the Islamic State falls: America’s next president will face the war’s toughest decisions
The ISIS campaign’s next phase will be more complex and could require additional American troops on the ground.
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After 15 years of war, America’s military has about had it with ‘nation building’
A new scientific survey of more than 2,200 active-duty troops gauged their opinions on U.S. foreign policy priorities.
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Inside the Pentagon’s secretive preparations for a ‘cyber 9/11’
Conducted over nine days in June, Cyber Guard offered a disturbing look at the type of catastrophe that could unfold during what the government’s top officials call “cyber 9/11.”
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4 takeaways from Carter’s push for military personnel reform
The plan to overhaul the military personnel system that Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Thursday would end the “one-size-fits-all” promotion system for military officers.
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The Pentagon’s departing personnel chief says his controversial reforms will last
Brad Carson dismissed critics who said the “force of the future” personnel reform effort fizzled amid political resistance from the military’s senior military leadership.
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Pentagon investigation reveals $458 million in botched travel payments
The Pentagon will expand its crackdown on improper travel payments after an investigation found widespread errors in troop voucher reimbursements.
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After the Islamic State falls: America’s next president will face the war’s toughest decisions
The ISIS campaign’s next phase will be more complex and could require additional American troops on the ground.
-
After 15 years of war, America’s military has about had it with ‘nation building’
A new scientific survey of more than 2,200 active-duty troops gauged their opinions on U.S. foreign policy priorities.
-
Inside the Pentagon’s secretive preparations for a ‘cyber 9/11’
Conducted over nine days in June, Cyber Guard offered a disturbing look at the type of catastrophe that could unfold during what the government’s top officials call “cyber 9/11.”
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4 takeaways from Carter’s push for military personnel reform
The plan to overhaul the military personnel system that Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Thursday would end the “one-size-fits-all” promotion system for military officers.
-
The Pentagon’s departing personnel chief says his controversial reforms will last
Brad Carson dismissed critics who said the “force of the future” personnel reform effort fizzled amid political resistance from the military’s senior military leadership.
-
Pentagon investigation reveals $458 million in botched travel payments
The Pentagon will expand its crackdown on improper travel payments after an investigation found widespread errors in troop voucher reimbursements.
-
After the Islamic State falls: America’s next president will face the war’s toughest decisions
The ISIS campaign’s next phase will be more complex and could require additional American troops on the ground.
-
After 15 years of war, America’s military has about had it with ‘nation building’
A new scientific survey of more than 2,200 active-duty troops gauged their opinions on U.S. foreign policy priorities.
-
Inside the Pentagon’s secretive preparations for a ‘cyber 9/11’
Conducted over nine days in June, Cyber Guard offered a disturbing look at the type of catastrophe that could unfold during what the government’s top officials call “cyber 9/11.”
-
4 takeaways from Carter’s push for military personnel reform
The plan to overhaul the military personnel system that Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced Thursday would end the “one-size-fits-all” promotion system for military officers.
-
The Pentagon’s departing personnel chief says his controversial reforms will last
Brad Carson dismissed critics who said the “force of the future” personnel reform effort fizzled amid political resistance from the military’s senior military leadership.
-
Pentagon investigation reveals $458 million in botched travel payments
The Pentagon will expand its crackdown on improper travel payments after an investigation found widespread errors in troop voucher reimbursements.
