Communities that cluster around the largest bases — Ft. Bragg in North Carolina, Ft. Campbell in Kentucky, Ft. Hood in Texas, Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state and Ft. Benning in Georgia — are dominated by military personnel, reservists and retirees, many of them from multi-generational military families.
Moreover, Mr. McCain, a former prisoner of war in Vietnam, described a convoluted generational and military link to the Texas governor by asserting that his grandfather had been former President George Bush's commander in World War II.
For when it comes to investigating the causes of this and every generational crisis of military mental health care, out of sight is truly out of mind.
"The generational change within the military party allowed Chan-ocha to rise to eminence", Pavin told me.
It's bleak and weird, and according to the experts—ranging from climate change pros to military professors this generational melancholy we all seem to feel is somewhat legit.
The women serving in today's military represent a generational shift.
In some parts of the Indian military, officers split along generational lines, some American officers who interact regularly with the Indian military said.
Fantastic multiplayer maps, wonderfully apocalyptic destruction and the tight, taut action we've come to expect from the series, Battlefield 4 is in a commanding position as the top military shooters make the generational crossover.
Duffy says it's generational, and by the way, the military has to attract recruits that are just more predisposed to gay people.
Splits within the party on such issues as the constitution, the military, and foreign policy are often generational, with younger politicians supporting some form of constitutional reform and older politicians expressing a more cautious attitude.
In the Pentagon, military figures are now talking about "generational" war in Afghanistan -- well into the 2020s.
