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Christian Science Monitor: U.S. Army Hopes to Keep Native Arabic Speakers
The Army may begin paying a retention bonus of as much as $150,000 to Arabic speaking soldiers in reflection of how critical it has become for the US military to retain native language and cultural know-how in its ranks. ...Read More
The New Yorker: A Soldier’s Legacy
Don’t ask, don’t tell, but Alan Rogers was a hero to everyone who knew him. ...Read More
Philadelphia City Paper: Ask, Tell
Last Thursday, a large group of advocates gathered at the Prime Rib in Center City to raise money to fight for the repeal of the U.S. military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. ...Read More
Creative Loafing Atlanta: Pride & patriotism
Stephen Benjamin still carries strong traces of his military training. He dresses neatly in a green pullover and jeans, his hair's fashionably short, and he's precisely on time for an interview at the Ansley Mall Starbucks. He sits with perfect posture, sipping occasionally from an iced mocha. His voice is matter-of-fact, yet measured. ...Read More
