Military
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Are We Ready to Draft Our Women?
Requiring American women to be registered with the selective service is an idea that's both awful and unnecessary.
It's Still Memorial Day
Honoring the priceless contribution — and ultimate sacrifice — of members of our Armed Forces can teach us something about how to operate our government.
Navy Readiness and the Jones Act
The noble purpose and intent of the law instead brought unintended consequences.
RNC: A Costly Memorial Day
Let's honor the sacrifices of our Veterans and remember what Biden's failed leadership has done.
Strategic Military Sealift Is Critical
Without a reliable supply line, the military can't do its job.
DOD Diversity Committee Shuns Sunlight
The military's focus and emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion is having predictable results.
The Navy, the Marines, and Amphibious Ships
Marines need ships the Navy doesn't have, and the plan to build them is too slow.
Navy Missiles and the Defense of Taiwan: Part 2
Will the U.S. risk our capital ships and thousands of lives in the defense of Taiwan?
Navy Missiles and the Defense of Taiwan: Part 1
There are tradeoffs to using American missiles to defend allies. Namely, there are fewer for us.
Navy Maintenance Challenges: Part 2
Using public shipyards for all nuclear repair and modernization has led to insufficient facilities and backlogs.
Navy Maintenance Challenges: Part 1
A shortage of money, misspent cash, and a lack of personnel hamper our readiness.
Navy Force Structure and Shipbuilding Challenges
The Navy doesn't have enough ships, and our capacity to build more is woefully inadequate.
The Institution or the Constitution
Unraveling the destructive COVID-19 mandates for the Joint Force.
Navy Leadership Failures
The woes of the United States Navy run from the smallest ship to the highest leadership.
In Brief: Duty, Honor, Country
West Point removed the words from its mission statement, but those words are critical for American survival.
A Navy in Decline
Sea power was the cornerstone of our victory in two World Wars and, most recently, in the Cold War against the Soviets.
What Happened to West Point?
Our nation's military academy has curiously stripped "Duty, Honor, Country" from its new mission statement.
The Real Reason for Military Recruiting Woes
Why would young people volunteer to defend a country to which they feel indifference and even hostility?
What Is DACODAI?
The Defense Advisory Committee on Diversity and Inclusion aims to increase woke recruiting in the military.
Sports and the Military
A bit of compare and contrast highlights why DEI is so destructive.