Veteran Culture

In between his military and political career, John McCain had been known for his defiant-and-rebel attitude.

The 2024 Olympics are not far off, and potential athletes are already preparing to compete. Athletes in the USAF are no different, and an internal program is ready to help them down that path. The World Class Athlete Program is the Air Force’s way to provide exceptional athletes an opportunity to compete at the highest […]

I returned home from a 15-month deployment in 2004 a different man than when I left. I had been medically separated from the service, and although I didn’t want to admit it, I needed help—apparently, a bunch of it.

When World War II veteran David Saunders died, his family was appalled to know that his remains were used in a pay-per-view dissection event.

One last toast, the last silver goblet turned. The Air Force honors the memory of the Doolittle Raiders as all 80 brave men pass away. The final raider, Lt. Col. Richard Cole, passed away at age 103. He was Lt. Gen. James Doolittle’s co-pilot during the historic raid.

US Army veteran James Vasquez is causing a lot of problems for the Russian forces as he helps take out Russian tanks, fighting with Ukrainians to get their homes back.

Retired Green Beret Jeremy Locke along with his team, the Aerial Recovery Group, a team of US war vets, have rescued over 460 orphans since they began operations in Ukraine.

Retired United States Navy Pilot Adrian Kellgren, the owner of KelTec, donated 400 semi-automatic rifles to Ukraine to help Ukrainians fight off the Russian onslaught.

Col. Gail “Candy Bomber” S. Halvorsen, a pilot that dropped 23 tons of candy during the Berlin Airlift to starving German children, has passed away at 101.

Former Paratrooper Scott Ryan Merryman, a mentally ill veteran was arrested on his way to Washington DC after making claims that President Biden was the anti-Christ and that he would cut off his head.

Veteran Jesse Marshall and his friend Cody Deeter protected two downed Whatcom deputies while being shot at with a 12-gauge shotgun.

The players at the Super Bowl LVI can sure take a hit! Here are some brave military veterans from the NFL that actually took hits for the country.