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“We think it’s worth highlighting how we have advanced since the early stages of airborne development,” said Lt. Col. Erik Norman https://t.co/WOG8MQy26S
The author lays out the diverse motivations for military service, worth a read. Thanks or Pity? How Assumptions About Veterans Widen the Civil-Military Gap @WarOnTheRocks https://t.co/E9w7YJ5jec
Host nation interpreters have been vital to the safety and security of our units and service members--appreciate @RepMichaelWaltz and Nasirulllah Safi's commentary
Neither Trump nor 9/11 really changed American national security strategy. It's COVID that will mark the first true change since World War II. https://t.co/wajIsTJCfh
@themaxdis These blog posts are always super relevant and well written. Appreciate the effort that is put into producing. And thank you for creating a healthy conversation around the career field.
@alexlicea82 I second this. This is happening across the joint force as well, there is a say/do gap between what is identified as a critical capability (i.e. information related capabilities in the IE) and then how it is or is not resourced.
@Bill_Leasure@MeganJantos@CSM_Mac@jbyerly81@juanitachang @ChaseMSpears @LadyLovesTaft There also seems to be some uncertainty on where the assignment assignment falls on the career path, i.e. is it post-BCT broadening or is it KD? Agree with Bill, no NCO battle buddy makes it less appealing.
@JohnELandry My point being is: rebranding means nothing if it is only a name change. Comprehensive rebranding then should fall into a reassessment across DOTMLPFP. Unfortunately I am not at the forum so I didn’t hear the pitch, so maybe they talked this and I am uninformed