The US Should Stay the Course on Afghanistan Withdrawal The White House continues to receive criticism about its decision to withdraw all remaining U.S. forces from the country by...
Time Is Running Out for the Army to Save the Chinook Program Since the 1960s, American soldiers have relied on the Chinook.
The Army Does Not Need a Better Fitness Test. It Needs a Better Culture It has been documented repeatedly that the Army might inadvertently have skewed the test unfavorably against women.
Changing the Military Draft: It's Not Really About Women "The real question is about how draft registration serves society, or doesn't."
Are Cryptocurrencies a Threat to US National Security? "The most serious threat to U.S. national security is the impact of digital currencies on American control over the...
The DoD Is Failing to Align Expertise with the National Defense Strategy "The DoD and services must adjust their organizational priorities and cultures to address the NDS' new focus on security...
The ACFT Is Already Working. It's Time for Leaders to Get on Board Fundamentally, ACFT failures do not indicate a problem with the test itself.
At the VA, This Memorial Day Feels Different "This year's Memorial Day offers us some ability to return to those gatherings, but it still won't be the same."
Parental Leave for Troops Should Not Require a Legal Review There is a primary caregiver vs. secondary caregiver construct.
Super-Robot TAMS Navigates a Marine Corps 'Kill House' Read an excerpt from "Burn-In: A Novel of the Real Robotic Revolution," by Peter W. Singer and August Cole.
Remains of World War II Marine Recovered and Will Be Buried Stateside After 80 Years Sgt. Robert F. Van Heck, of Chicago, Illinois, was 25 years old in 1943 when he was killed during the U.S. campaign in the...
After Supreme Court Victory, Some Veterans to Receive Additional Months of GI Bill Eligibility The Department of Veterans Affairs announced the change in response to a U.S. Supreme Court decision in April favoring a...
Trusted Traveler Program at Bases Across US Suspended Following Las Vegas, New Orleans Attacks The Trusted Traveler Program applied to Defense Department identification card holders -- such as Common Access Cards or...
Troubled Caisson Unit Makes Appearance at Carter Funeral as Horse-Drawn Services Remain Suspended The unit came under public scrutiny in 2022 when CNN reported that two horses had died within days of each other...
Green Beret in Las Vegas Bombing and New Orleans Attacker Had Brief Overlap in Military Careers The men, Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger and Shamsud-Din Jabbar, who were both killed in the incidents, never served in the...