military readiness
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Biden's Military Gender Denial Agenda
Allowing self-proclaimed "transgender" recruits to join the military is bad for both recruits and military unit cohesion.

Pentagon Pick Has a Bad Record
The rise of ISIS happened on his watch, and arguably because of his advice.
Maintaining Our Military Readiness
The disbanding of two key innovative groups is the wrong decision for countering threats.
An Ambitious Navy Ship Goal Is Just the First Step
The time to rebuild and resupply our once-great Navy is long overdue.
This Sub's Long Layoff Underscores a Problem
Military readiness requires money — and a continuous commitment to maintenance.

Joe Biden, Military Midget
The former VP's record with the military is nothing to write home about.
How Trump Jumped China in the Battle for Air Supremacy
Under this president, we've seen a far shorter turnaround time for a key air asset.
Troops Face Cuts If Biden Wins
History shows us that the Democrats are the party of deep military cuts.
Biden Bodes Ill for Military Readiness
Like Barack Obama, Joe Biden would defund and depress our fighting forces.
A 'Woke' U.S. Army?
"Illegally using federal government resources to distribute racist and partisan political propaganda."
Why We Need the Bonhomme Richard
The amphibious assault ship has a valuable role within the U.S. Navy's fleet.
The Navy Picked the Wrong Frigate
Military readiness is always paramount. That means choosing the right equipment.
How a Military Buildup Helps the Recovery
From bolstering national security to providing jobs and spurring economic growth.

People Who Hate Their Country Won't Serve It
Is it any wonder that our military lacks representation from urban and coastal population centers?
The Air Force Made Its Bombers More Vulnerable
The retirement of the AGM-86C missile is a step in the wrong direction for capability.
Military Readiness Isn't What It Should Be
A Heritage Foundation study reveals the U.S. is only "marginally able" to defend its interests.
Restoring Deterrence to Have Peace
Like it or not, the U.S. exerts great influence in the world — one way or the other.
Corps Values
Recent misdeeds by military personnel prompt question about rot in the ranks.
Keep the Coast Guard Close to Home
While the Navy is short on ships, a USCG cutter is in the Taiwan Strait for exercises.
How a Sub Shortage Happened
And what the U.S. Navy needs to do about it to defend America's national interests.