Veteran Culture

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.

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If you think these military awards would be an exception to the servicemen’s habit of giving nicknames, then you’re mistaken.

A former Khmer Rouge child soldier dedicated his life in demining Cambodia and saving children who are victims of the landmines.

How did IBM’s supercomputer Watson turn from playing Jeopardy! to helping military vets with cancer?

Jody could be everywhere. He could be the one who offers to unload groceries or offers a shoulder to cry on. Jody could be YOU.

For 10 years, US Army veteran Joseph Moore lived a secret double life in service for the FBI to help expose members of the Ku Klux Klan.

Kaj Larsen, former navy SEAL and financial wizard explains how physical fitness and financial acumen go hand in hand in the health and welfare of service members

Retired Major General John K. Singlaub, a decorated special operations legend has passed away peacefully at 100.

Andre Rush, dubbed as the “World’s Strongest Chef” cooked food for four administrations in the White House.

An Alabama-based photographer, Jeff Rease, honors WWII military veterans in his own unique way with his project, “Portraits of Honor”.

In this excerpt from Brandon Webb’s, The Red Circle, he recounts his journey as he makes his way back from the Pacific back to the Peace.