Jaeson "Doc" Parsons

In just hours, finally, we can rid ourselves of the constant press concerning the presidential race. For this author, it could not come soon enough. Over the past several months, voters have witnessed one of the worst presidential races in the history of our country. Neither candidate instills confidence and both candidates have shown despicable […]

This weekend I spent the better part of the day running around the web looking for something interesting to write about. With the continued tensions across the Middle East, the 2016 presidential election which some consider the most important election cycle since the Civil War and let’s not forget the miracle of the millennium, the […]

The much-anticipated U.S.-Iraqi push into ISIS-controlled Mosul has begun in earnest. Over 1,000 civilians have fled since Monday. According to a U.N. spokesman, around 1,200 civilians have escaped to a UN-operated refugee camp across the border in Syria. Meanwhile, combat operations have made progress, liberating nearly 20 villages on the road to the city center. […]

The relationship between the U.S. and Iran continues to deteriorate following Saturday’s missile attacks against the USS Mason from Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen. This latest round of attacks, the third in a week, come after the U.S. fired five Tomahawk missiles targeted at mobile radar sites used to aim the missiles. Despite the insistence of the U.S. […]

The USS Mason was under attack on Sunday, October 9th, by Yemeni rebel fighters firing two missiles at the US destroyer. In addition, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reported through their state-run television that a projectile was fired and landed in Taif, Saudi Arabia, which is home to the King Fahad Air Base that hosts […]

General Washington once said, “A nation is judged by how well it treats its veterans.” Now I ask you, how will we be judged?

Ten years ago, I found myself in the streets of Ramadi and saw the blood of my brothers and sisters fertilize a freedom we were tasked to export.

What seems to be the cause of such an increase in violent acts upon our military members? The majority are committed in-house — fratricide among our ranks.

Syrian opposition groups believe a Russian withdrawal will pressure the Assad regime into reaching a deal during the latest peace talks in Geneva.

Maybe one of these stories will provide the inspiration for America’s next generation of combat medics and corpsman.

These threats by the North Korean government are as regular as the annual daylight saving “spring forward” that heralds the upcoming spring season.

Desperation of the masses has led to some disastrous consequences in world history. Electing Trump will be no exception.