Veteran Culture

From inside SERE School to missions with special operators, TSgt Corban Lundborg of USAF Combat Camera sees the world through his lens.

Who doesn’t like reuniting with old teammates over drinks and cigars? And a cigar humidor with make that reunion even more memorable.

Skin cancer is a very serious condition and one that allows you to receive VA disability. Take care of your skin and see a specialist before it’s late.

Getting VA disability benefits may seem daunting. But it’s easier than it seems and there are plenty of resources to assist you along the way.

Following the end of the Afghanistan War, the world of security contracting will change. This could seriously impact many veterans.

Although it is not certain whether the increase is connected to the situation in Afghanistan, the timing is indicative.

For many of us, there is no end to this war. There never will be an end to it. Is there a day that goes by that we don’t think about our war?

Transitioning from the military to the civilian workforce can be hard. These seven tips from a recently retired Special Operator will help.

So now he faced a choice: come clean and tell the squadron that he had no idea how to do his job, or skate; in other words, just fake it.

The special operations community is highly competitve. But when the sharks begin to circle, it’s your mentality that will get you through.

Any veteran who needs immediate assistance, especially with thoughts of suicide, will be totally let down by the current VA system.

The duties of a casualty assistance officer may be hard, but the support they offer to a Gold Star widow is invaluable.