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Air Superiority Key to U.S. Dominance in the Pacific

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 By Kerry Givens

Since the end of the Cold War, the Russian and Chinese defense industries  have lagged  far behind in  the  race  for the  acquisitions  of advanced technology in the global markets.  With the acquisition of sophisticated 5th generation  radar defense systems, coupled with hypersonic surface to air missile technology  and 5th generation fighter aircraft technology the Russian Federation and Chinese Defense Ministries have  propelled  its  global reach.

Political Science Students Debate the Impact of Military Base Closings

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By Stephen Schwalbe, PhD
Special to InMilitaryEducation

At American Military University (AMU), political science students and instructors tackle the current issues impacting our nation. For example, students in our Legislatures POLS620 course are exploring Base Closure and Realignment Commission (BRAC) policies. Naturally, this topic sparks strong debate—AMU’s student body largely consists of military and public service professionals.

Social Media is Another Tool in the Toolbox for Police Departments

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By Timothy Hardiman
Special to InMilitaryEducation

Like most other organizations, police agencies are exploring the various uses, opportunities and dangers associated with social media. One aspect of social media that is of interest to law enforcement is using it as a tool while conducting investigations or developing intelligence. Criminals will post a surprising amount of useful and even incriminating information online.

4 Interview Tips for the Online Student

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Interview by J. Mason
Special to InMilitaryEducation.com

Whether you’re a recent graduate, or you’re jumping into an entirely new workforce, the interview is where you seal the deal with potential employers. Think about when they ask about your education, especially if it’s recent, what should you say about it?