New Military Command for Cyberspace

New York Times

washington defense Secretary Robert M. Gates on Tuesday ordered the creation of the military's first headquarters designed to coordinate ...

US military cyberwar force will work with NSA Register

US creates military command for cyber battlefield AFP

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Analyst: US military advantages disappearing

Stars and Stripes

American military dominance is eroding in the face of an ascendant Chinese power, hostile states like Iran and the ...

Military kids seeking more mental health care

Temple Daily Telegram

The military has transformed, but families have not and there is no social structure in place to raise families who are facing multiple deployments in the ...

Is encouraging youths to seek alternatives to the Military a good project to start?
Q. Such as I will join a group that offers alternatives to the military, I may branch off and do my own thing. I want to enourage 10,000 youths to seek an alternative to the Military, then my mission is complete. Ultimately, the Military will improve, and people will be generally less unhappy. Honestly the military is not a jobs program and doesn't help people get a job after a 4 to 6 years enlistment. It gives general work experiance, but that is about it. The qualifications do not necessarly translate well or cross over into the civilian sector in mot cases. The GI Bill isn't what it is cracked-up to be, neither is T.A. Recruiters LIE, someone needs to save these people from these predators.
Asked by Anti-Patriotic - Sat Sep 15 12:09:32 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The whole military system is a joke Nothing against the soldiers but your not well paid and you don't really get allot out of joining but your expected to PAY the ultimate price die for what a small portion of the government believes is the right thing to do...they prey on the misfortune of the countries poor and misguided by making false promises and not coming through on many ... How many wounded soldiers would you say now have a better life because of the gov? How about the ones who died? Or their families?? That being said I believe ANY person serving in our military who is wounded, hurt or killed in service including mental problems that are caused from seeing and doing many things they do should be taken care of for the rest… [cont.]
Answered by slycye99 - Sat Sep 15 12:51:45 2007

What military issues are there in the world today?
Q. I'm just trying to figure out if there are any serious military issues in the world today? Doesn't matter what country its in.
Asked by April - Tue Jun 9 13:06:19 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In third world countries they often times used children for soldiers. And there are plenty of war crimes that go on.
Answered by Miss MC - Tue Jun 9 13:10:04 2009

How do I get started in a career in counseling the military? And do I have to be in the Military to do this?
Q. I am currently a undergraduate student. I'm very interested in becoming a counselor, therapist or social worker for the military, especially for all the troops coming back home, burdened with the stress and trauma of war. I googled it and I can only seem to find lists of careers in the military (i.e. www.careersinthemilitary. com) but not information about how to go about becoming a therapist or counselor for the miltary. More importantly, I am not in the military and I am wondering if I have to be to be a counselor?
Asked by AutumnIris - Fri Apr 6 23:55:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You didn't say what country you are in but I'll assume the US. Nearly any job you can think of is available to you in the military. The cool part is they will training and if you can avoid combat, you can get paid to do what you love. I don't know all the current details of military recruitment so you'll need to talk to a recruiter. I can't emphasis this enough, don't believe what they say until you see the enlistment contract you'll be signing. 99% of recruiters are honest but a few will promise anything. I would also insist on speaking with someone in the military who is doing the career you want to pursue. Mike Honeycutt
Answered by mahoneycuttnc2002 - Sun Apr 8 20:54:00 2007