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How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
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When it comes to network innovation, we must protect the data ‘pipes’
Because encryption has a shelf life, military networks still need to protect the data pipes that support the warfighter.
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Military families devastated by Camp Lejeune water toxins
A retired Marine master sergeant who lost his daughter to leukemia and a cancer-surviving officer’s son share their stories on The Spouse Angle podcast.
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The best and worst ways to save for retirement as a military spouse
A financial expert discusses what a new law to help military spouses save for retirement means for families on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
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Ease the path to mental health care after military sexual trauma
Preventing military sexual assault is important, but so is access to mental health care after sexual trauma.
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New military hunger data – and how a popular comedian is helping
On this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast, how a military spouse and comedian is using her platform to fight food insecurity among military families.
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The military should turn its network innovation upside down
When it comes to network innovation, the Pentagon should let our warfighters decide what risks to take.
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Corps’ dramatic changes require discourse, not information operations
“The redesign of the Corps, we are told, is irrevocable. But questions continue to plague any critically thinking Marine.”
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Congress must restore order to the Navy’s amphibious ship program
If the relocated Marines are no longer in position to engage enemy ships or missiles, they become irrelevant.
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Pursuing passions and purpose outside of military life
On this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast, Army spouse Sergio Rosario Diaz, founder of Soy Súper Papá, shares tips for building a community.
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How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
-
When it comes to network innovation, we must protect the data ‘pipes’
Because encryption has a shelf life, military networks still need to protect the data pipes that support the warfighter.
-
Military families devastated by Camp Lejeune water toxins
A retired Marine master sergeant who lost his daughter to leukemia and a cancer-surviving officer’s son share their stories on The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
The best and worst ways to save for retirement as a military spouse
A financial expert discusses what a new law to help military spouses save for retirement means for families on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
Ease the path to mental health care after military sexual trauma
Preventing military sexual assault is important, but so is access to mental health care after sexual trauma.
-
New military hunger data – and how a popular comedian is helping
On this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast, how a military spouse and comedian is using her platform to fight food insecurity among military families.
-
The military should turn its network innovation upside down
When it comes to network innovation, the Pentagon should let our warfighters decide what risks to take.
-
Corps’ dramatic changes require discourse, not information operations
“The redesign of the Corps, we are told, is irrevocable. But questions continue to plague any critically thinking Marine.”
-
Congress must restore order to the Navy’s amphibious ship program
If the relocated Marines are no longer in position to engage enemy ships or missiles, they become irrelevant.
-
Pursuing passions and purpose outside of military life
On this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast, Army spouse Sergio Rosario Diaz, founder of Soy Súper Papá, shares tips for building a community.
-
How Michigan’s Camp Grayling can boost US military’s Arctic readiness
The DoD recognizes the importance of cold weather training, and that training can happen in Michigan.
-
When it comes to network innovation, we must protect the data ‘pipes’
Because encryption has a shelf life, military networks still need to protect the data pipes that support the warfighter.
-
Military families devastated by Camp Lejeune water toxins
A retired Marine master sergeant who lost his daughter to leukemia and a cancer-surviving officer’s son share their stories on The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
The best and worst ways to save for retirement as a military spouse
A financial expert discusses what a new law to help military spouses save for retirement means for families on this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast.
-
Ease the path to mental health care after military sexual trauma
Preventing military sexual assault is important, but so is access to mental health care after sexual trauma.
-
New military hunger data – and how a popular comedian is helping
On this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast, how a military spouse and comedian is using her platform to fight food insecurity among military families.
-
The military should turn its network innovation upside down
When it comes to network innovation, the Pentagon should let our warfighters decide what risks to take.
-
Corps’ dramatic changes require discourse, not information operations
“The redesign of the Corps, we are told, is irrevocable. But questions continue to plague any critically thinking Marine.”
-
Congress must restore order to the Navy’s amphibious ship program
If the relocated Marines are no longer in position to engage enemy ships or missiles, they become irrelevant.
-
Pursuing passions and purpose outside of military life
On this episode of The Spouse Angle podcast, Army spouse Sergio Rosario Diaz, founder of Soy Súper Papá, shares tips for building a community.
