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Travis J. Tritten

  • Director, Strategic Communications, Invariant
Washington, D.C.
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Director, Strategic Communications Invariant Former Deputy Managing Editor at Military.com
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Sen. Toomey’s Opposition Could Delay $716B Defense Policy Bill

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By Travis J. Tritten
| RealClear Defense
Toomey wants the chamber to allow a vote on legislation seeking to clamp down on foreign investment in the U.S. by China and others that could pose national security risks. His objection forced a time-consuming procedural move that requires a Senate vote to end debate before taking up the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments Related Articles
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What the Pentagon Has, Hasn't and Could Do to Stop Veterans and Troops from Joining Extremist Groups

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By Konstantin Toropin Verified, Steven Beynon Verified, Travis J. Tritten, Drew F. Lawrence Verified
| Military.com Verified
A platoon of soldiers filed into a briefing room at Fort Carson, Colorado, on a spring day in 2021. Some sat on the floor after the seats by the cookie-cutter office tables filled. Some flipped through their phones, likely scrolling dating apps or playing games, expecting another unannounced monotonous thing a soldier had to get through to clock out at the end of the day. The platoon leader walked in.
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Austin Recounts Childhood Struggles With Racism in University Address Focused on Military Inclusion

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By Travis J. Tritten
| Military.com Verified
Loading your audio article FAYETTEVILLE, North Carolina -- Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin stood before the graduating students of Fayetteville State University on Saturday, the first Black person to lead the Pentagon speaking to the latest class at a historically Black college. Among the graduates to hear Austin's commencement address were 17 about to become newly minted second lieutenants from the North Carolina university's ROTC program.
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