Now, with the Navy’s semiquincentennial past, it is looking to the future, which is most certainly bright.
How can it secure necessary weapons?
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‘Warrior ethos’ mistakes military might for true security − and ignores the wisdom of Eisenhower
The change represents far more than rebranding – it signals an escalation in the administration’s embrace of a militaristic mindset that, as long ago as 1961, President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned ...
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Warrior Ethos or Rule of Law? The Military's Defining Moment
Does Secretary Hegseth's extraordinary summoning of hundreds of U.S. command generals and admirals to a Sept. 30 meeting and ...
The speech that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will give to hundreds of generals and admirals next week will be about the ...
The rare mass gathering of U.S. flag officers at Quantico is an opportunity to clarify civilian-military relations as leaders ...
One of Oklahoma’s most respected architecture firms is entering a new chapter. After more than three decades serving ...
Messiah University is invoking its Christian ethos and the dignity of every human to explain its support for a bipartisan immigration bill that calls for a more humane treatment of undocumented ...
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