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DOD Watch Applauds New Leadership at DOWEA
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement applauding the new leadership at the Department of War Education Activity (DOWEA): “DOD Watch welcomes recent leadership changes at the Department of War Education Activity (DOWEA), including the appointment of Paul Craft as Director and Tiffany Hoben as Chief Academic Officer. These selections signal a positive shift toward strengthening civics education, patriotism, and academic excellence for military-connected studen
DOD Watch Statement on New York Times Reporting on Military Promotions
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement in response to recent reporting by The New York Times on military promotions under Secretary Hegseth. “Once again, legacy media outlets are attempting to manufacture outrage over a return to merit-based leadership within the United States military. Under President Trump and Secretary Hegseth, sanity has been restored. Promotions are no longer driven by ideological litmus tests, demographic quotas, or the ever-shifting de
DOD Watch Supports Secretary Hegseth’s Action to Reinstate Service Members
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the Department of War is extending its COVID-19 reinstatement and return to service guidance by an additional year. “DOD Watch commends Secretary of War Pete Hegseth for taking another step toward restoring strength and readiness within our armed forces. Extending reinstatement opportunities is part of a broader effort to correct misguided, politically driven policies of the
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DOD Watch Applauds New Leadership at DOWEA
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement applauding the new leadership at the Department of War Education Activity (DOWEA): “DOD Watch welcomes recent leadership changes at the Department of War Education Activity (DOWEA), including the appointment of Paul Craft as Director and Tiffany Hoben as Chief Academic Officer. These selections signal a positive shift toward strengthening civics education, patriotism, and academic excellence for military-connected studen
DOD Watch Statement on New York Times Reporting on Military Promotions
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement in response to recent reporting by The New York Times on military promotions under Secretary Hegseth. “Once again, legacy media outlets are attempting to manufacture outrage over a return to merit-based leadership within the United States military. Under President Trump and Secretary Hegseth, sanity has been restored. Promotions are no longer driven by ideological litmus tests, demographic quotas, or the ever-shifting de
DOD Watch Supports Secretary Hegseth’s Action to Reinstate Service Members
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the Department of War is extending its COVID-19 reinstatement and return to service guidance by an additional year. “DOD Watch commends Secretary of War Pete Hegseth for taking another step toward restoring strength and readiness within our armed forces. Extending reinstatement opportunities is part of a broader effort to correct misguided, politically driven policies of the
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DOD Watch Applauds New Leadership at DOWEA
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement applauding the new leadership at the Department of War Education Activity (DOWEA): “DOD Watch welcomes recent leadership changes at the Department of War Education Activity (DOWEA), including the appointment of Paul Craft as Director and Tiffany Hoben as Chief Academic Officer. These selections signal a positive shift toward strengthening civics education, patriotism, and academic excellence for military-connected studen
DOD Watch Statement on New York Times Reporting on Military Promotions
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement in response to recent reporting by The New York Times on military promotions under Secretary Hegseth. “Once again, legacy media outlets are attempting to manufacture outrage over a return to merit-based leadership within the United States military. Under President Trump and Secretary Hegseth, sanity has been restored. Promotions are no longer driven by ideological litmus tests, demographic quotas, or the ever-shifting de
DOD Watch Supports Secretary Hegseth’s Action to Reinstate Service Members
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the Department of War is extending its COVID-19 reinstatement and return to service guidance by an additional year. “DOD Watch commends Secretary of War Pete Hegseth for taking another step toward restoring strength and readiness within our armed forces. Extending reinstatement opportunities is part of a broader effort to correct misguided, politically driven policies of the
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DOD Watch Applauds New Leadership at DOWEA
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement applauding the new leadership at the Department of War Education Activity (DOWEA): “DOD Watch welcomes recent leadership changes at the Department of War Education Activity (DOWEA), including the appointment of Paul Craft as Director and Tiffany Hoben as Chief Academic Officer. These selections signal a positive shift toward strengthening civics education, patriotism, and academic excellence for military-connected studen
DOD Watch Statement on New York Times Reporting on Military Promotions
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement in response to recent reporting by The New York Times on military promotions under Secretary Hegseth. “Once again, legacy media outlets are attempting to manufacture outrage over a return to merit-based leadership within the United States military. Under President Trump and Secretary Hegseth, sanity has been restored. Promotions are no longer driven by ideological litmus tests, demographic quotas, or the ever-shifting de
DOD Watch Supports Secretary Hegseth’s Action to Reinstate Service Members
WASHINGTON – DOD Watch issued the following statement after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced the Department of War is extending its COVID-19 reinstatement and return to service guidance by an additional year. “DOD Watch commends Secretary of War Pete Hegseth for taking another step toward restoring strength and readiness within our armed forces. Extending reinstatement opportunities is part of a broader effort to correct misguided, politically driven policies of the
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