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“He let his actions speak for himself. And I suppose that's why he did what he did."

“Enjoy the sound of freedom."

Your butterfly tramp stamp isn't hurting anyone but the person sitting behind you.

Better late than never.

“It is much to the dismay of sailors that mental health awareness is such a low priority in today’s Navy.”

“Laughing it off as a gaffe was the worst part about it.”

This is your chance to become a military adviser to Hollywood.

"They may have anecdotal evidence of 1 to 5 people who they see fail the fit test, but that can’t be extrapolated to hundreds of thousands of airmen.”

Hairpower!

That is one big ol' sword.

“Everything that happens, happens on the land … That’s where the problems exist."

Phil Klay writes with passion and clarity on what it means to be a veteran and a citizen.

“Our forces are not now, nor will they be directly engaged in combat operations.”

When the U.S. entered the WWII, Americans of Japanese descent were targeted for mass imprisonment.

What comes up can take its sweet time before coming down.

"We want to know what’s out there as much as you want to know what’s out there.”

The Office of Naval Research “has never conducted any investigations on invisibility."

This high achiever is someone we can all look up to.

"The Navy expects for most inexperienced sailors to ‘figure it out.’"

“You never know when those skills may be helpful, when all those holes in the Swiss cheese line up."