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Mike Segar / Reuters ‘The Tragedy of the American Military’ Remains
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters The Trump-Centric Case for Jim Webb as Defense Secretary
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Veterans of the Long Wars: ‘Of course it’s a good thing we’ve begun entering politics.’
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Veterans in Politics: ‘They Are Your Best Bet’
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With Honor Will More Veterans in Politics Make Politics Better?
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters 'Learning From History': A Goal? A Delusion? A Trap?
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Google Earth The New Series on the Vietnam War, and the Mysteries of Historical Resonance
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Larry Stoddard / AP Trump and the Chickenhawk Chronicles
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‘Here's to the People Who Are Not Known’
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David vs. Goliath in the South China Sea: David Wins, at Least This Round
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Soldiers and the State: Who Owes What to Whom?
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What the Public Owes the Military—And Is Not Providing During This Election Year
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Trump Time Capsule #8: Illegal Immigrants Are Treated Better Than Veterans
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Stories for Memorial Day
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Obama ‘Needs to Stop Sounding Like Dad’
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Does a Chickenhawk Nation Invite Terrorism?
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Pool Photographer / Reuters Obama the Analyst
In his speech about ISIS, the president shows the strength and the weakness of his logic-driven approach.
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Why a 70-year-old Movie Is Relevant to Today's ‘Moral Injury’ Debate
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For the ‘Moral Injuries’ Reading List: God Is Not Here, Consequence, Generation Kill, and Others
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An Important Book on Moral Injuries: ‘Afterwar’
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