Cohn believes that drug use and felony convictions will continue to reduce the male population’s eligibility for military service: one in seven American men commit felonies, which means that they are generally prohibited from serving in the military. In its coverage of the conference, the Military Times relies heavily on the opinions of Lindsay Cohn, an associate professor of national security affairs at the Naval War College. In fact, all the “diverse” points of view on the panel agreed that the military will have to move beyond the American man and embrace the feminization of the armed forces. Analyzing what military demographics would be in 2040, the panelists concluded that men are not the top priority. Our nation’s priority should be fixing its men.Ī group of military experts recently gathered at the Naval Academy to discuss military recruiting and retention challenges.
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