Life

World War II veterans of the 101st Airborne place wreaths at the graves of fallen service members.

You’ve done your twenty years and a wake up, are ready to retire or start a new life elsewhere, but where to go?

The Brandon Act heralds a transformative era in mental health care for Airmen and Guardians, ensuring streamlined access and support.

Need a minimalist nutritional pack out for the field? For hiking, mountaineering or deployment? RecPak offers you 700 calories with less than 6 ounces of pack weight. Just add water.

Project Refit is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting isolation and loneliness among veterans and first responders through innovative on and offline programs. They host multiple retreats, social events, and fundraisers throughout the year to help accomplish their laudable mission.

“Get out there and do some good when you can. We’re busy a lot so when you have the opportunity to go out there and do some extra good, I would say do it.”

Like most Americans, I enjoy a good energy drink to help keep me on the move. Fortunately, I’ve found one that has no sugar, preservatives, or nasty aftertaste. And, they are giving away a brand new customized Ford Bronco. Sweet!

England’s premier watchmaker, Bremont, offers this rock-solid take on the venerable Dirty Dozen watch of World War II. Fairly new to the luxury watch scene, they have an exclusive arrangement with the British Ministry of Defence to use the signs of Her Majesty’s Armed Forces on their timepieces.

If you’ve ever been around a veteran at mealtime and wondered why he or she is scarfing down their food like they haven’t eaten in days, here is the reason why.

As a table game dealer at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino, disabled veteran Trey Peterson had thrived, ranking in the top 1% among his 3,500 coworkers, receiving regular performance-based bonuses, and never receiving any disciplinary action. However, all that changed when Trey did the right thing and reported dangerous OSHA violations to the government, effectively resulting in his termination.

In the United States military, it is a punishable criminal offense to engage in sexual relations with someone other than your spouse. If convicted, you can lose your career, be dishonorably discharged, and be sent to prison for up to a year. In this former servicemember’s eyes, most definitely not worth it.

From ancient warriors to Airborne Rangers, tattoos have been common among members of the armed forces for thousands of years. With body art being more widely accepted in society, this tradition will likely not end any time soon.