Posted on Feb 19, 2016
What DoD’s New Family-Friendly Policies Mean For The Future Of The Military
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The Pentagon is trying to rebrand the military as “the nation’s most progressive employer.”
When you think of recent major social changes in the military, the reforms that spring to mind are most likely gay people being able to openly serve and women being admitted to combat arms units.
When you think of recent major social changes in the military, the reforms that spring to mind are most likely gay people being able to openly serve and women being admitted to combat arms units.
What DoD’s New Family-Friendly Policies Mean For The Future Of The Military
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I remember when I first joined in 1997 - I was told (often) that if the Navy thought I should have a wife/family, they would have issued it to me in my sea-bag.
Having served under a few amazing mentors and excellent leaders in both the Navy and Army - they all had one thing in common, ensuring their subordinates had enough time to take care of their families/personal matters - especially when in port/garrison.
Having served under a few amazing mentors and excellent leaders in both the Navy and Army - they all had one thing in common, ensuring their subordinates had enough time to take care of their families/personal matters - especially when in port/garrison.
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That's great Jason. I got called out in Nam because I wasn't writing enough letters home. I didn't know they kept track. Then when I got home, I asked my mother about where my letters were and she told me she threw them away. That was why I wasn't writing, but Top told me to write anyway. Lol
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