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Veterans suffering from PTSD and other medical conditions deserve clear advice from the government on the legality of medical marijuana use.

Retired Air Force Gen. Roger Brady maintains that it is a crime for airmen to communicate directly with Congress. He’s wrong.

Despite assurances by senior officers, military commanders are not held accountable for failing to create a culture of justice.

Freedom of expression cannot be a one-way street.

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March 25 should forever be reserved for honoring the brave recipients of the Medal of Honor and nothing more.

The military’s claim that it needs criminal jurisdiction doesn’t stand up to the reality of all the times it’s avoided it.

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