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Many low-income military families need SNAP, but can’t overcome an eligibility hurdle
Congress should revisit SNAP eligibility for military families in the next coronavirus relief bill by excluding BAH from gross income, say the authors of this commentary.
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Why Victory in Europe Day still matters 75 years later
Reflecting on the deeds of those who fought for liberty and freedom 75 years ago provides a model for courage and endurance, says the author of this commentary.
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How Israel and the US could cooperate in fighting the coronavirus
A former chief of the National Guard Bureau says cooperation between the Guard and its Israeli counterpart, the Home Front Command, could be valuable in confronting the coronavirus crisis.
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Congress should elevate the top civilian position overseeing special operations
Past efforts to strengthen the role of the top civilian overseeing U.S. Special Operations Command as a “service secretary” has met much resistance, says the author of this commentary.
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America must build bomber capacity to compete in the Pacific
The U.S. appears to be headed for a “double whammy” in the early 2030s that will make its long-range strike gap particularly acute.
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COVID-19 has put us down, but not out
Lessons on resiliency during this pandemic from two Cubans who were tortured and imprisoned by Castro.
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America’s military goes to war against the coronavirus
DoD has over 61,000 personnel deployed around the U.S. to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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One Air Force spouse’s take on suicide, depression and mental health concerns in the military
An Air Force wife says she thinks spouses a key in the fight against the suicide epidemic affecting members of the military.
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Why Congress should support a national Veterans Treatment Court program
The legislation will authorize the Department of Justice to nationalize a program that is currently and unevenly established and administered throughout the 50 state judicial systems.
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Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
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Many low-income military families need SNAP, but can’t overcome an eligibility hurdle
Congress should revisit SNAP eligibility for military families in the next coronavirus relief bill by excluding BAH from gross income, say the authors of this commentary.
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Why Victory in Europe Day still matters 75 years later
Reflecting on the deeds of those who fought for liberty and freedom 75 years ago provides a model for courage and endurance, says the author of this commentary.
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How Israel and the US could cooperate in fighting the coronavirus
A former chief of the National Guard Bureau says cooperation between the Guard and its Israeli counterpart, the Home Front Command, could be valuable in confronting the coronavirus crisis.
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Congress should elevate the top civilian position overseeing special operations
Past efforts to strengthen the role of the top civilian overseeing U.S. Special Operations Command as a “service secretary” has met much resistance, says the author of this commentary.
-
America must build bomber capacity to compete in the Pacific
The U.S. appears to be headed for a “double whammy” in the early 2030s that will make its long-range strike gap particularly acute.
-
COVID-19 has put us down, but not out
Lessons on resiliency during this pandemic from two Cubans who were tortured and imprisoned by Castro.
-
America’s military goes to war against the coronavirus
DoD has over 61,000 personnel deployed around the U.S. to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
-
One Air Force spouse’s take on suicide, depression and mental health concerns in the military
An Air Force wife says she thinks spouses a key in the fight against the suicide epidemic affecting members of the military.
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Why Congress should support a national Veterans Treatment Court program
The legislation will authorize the Department of Justice to nationalize a program that is currently and unevenly established and administered throughout the 50 state judicial systems.
-
Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
-
Many low-income military families need SNAP, but can’t overcome an eligibility hurdle
Congress should revisit SNAP eligibility for military families in the next coronavirus relief bill by excluding BAH from gross income, say the authors of this commentary.
-
Why Victory in Europe Day still matters 75 years later
Reflecting on the deeds of those who fought for liberty and freedom 75 years ago provides a model for courage and endurance, says the author of this commentary.
-
How Israel and the US could cooperate in fighting the coronavirus
A former chief of the National Guard Bureau says cooperation between the Guard and its Israeli counterpart, the Home Front Command, could be valuable in confronting the coronavirus crisis.
-
Congress should elevate the top civilian position overseeing special operations
Past efforts to strengthen the role of the top civilian overseeing U.S. Special Operations Command as a “service secretary” has met much resistance, says the author of this commentary.
-
America must build bomber capacity to compete in the Pacific
The U.S. appears to be headed for a “double whammy” in the early 2030s that will make its long-range strike gap particularly acute.
-
COVID-19 has put us down, but not out
Lessons on resiliency during this pandemic from two Cubans who were tortured and imprisoned by Castro.
-
America’s military goes to war against the coronavirus
DoD has over 61,000 personnel deployed around the U.S. to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
-
One Air Force spouse’s take on suicide, depression and mental health concerns in the military
An Air Force wife says she thinks spouses a key in the fight against the suicide epidemic affecting members of the military.
-
Why Congress should support a national Veterans Treatment Court program
The legislation will authorize the Department of Justice to nationalize a program that is currently and unevenly established and administered throughout the 50 state judicial systems.
-
Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
