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A person runs on a treadmill while another person tracks their movement

Military health

Fatigue monitoring system could prevent warfighter injuries

Published May 31, 2022

The system tracks aerobic and anaerobic exercises to predict the risk of musculoskeletal injuries and protect those who are at high risk for injuries

Education

Johns Hopkins announces new partnership with Maryland National Guard

Published Feb 26, 2021

"Partners in Education" program provides tuition waivers, reimbursements, and educational and training programs designed to meet the needs of service members

Battle at home

Published Fall 2020

Facing frequent moves, prolonged family separation, and scattered medical records, military spouses and children face unique risk factors for mental illness / Johns Hopkins Magazine

President Trump is flanked by a group of people as they walk from the White House

Politics

Veering toward a civilian-military crisis

Published June 30, 2020

SAIS panelists weigh in on strained civilian-military relations and the risk that domestic politics may damage the perception that U.S. Armed Forces are apolitical

Petraeus gestures and looks at Nasr, who listens with a hand on his chin

Foreign policy

Lessons learned on and off the battlefield

Published Sept 29, 2017

David Petraeus, the retired four-star general who commanded coalition forces during the military surge in Iraq, speaks at SAIS

Alum William McNulty, a former U.S. Marine intelligence officer, helped found the world's first aid organization to recruit, train, and deploy military veterans for disaster relief / Johns Hopkins Magazine