Veteran Culture

You didn’t spend years dodging mortars and herding chaos just to get ghosted by a middle manager named Chad—translate your warfighting into workforce gold and make them pay you what you’re worth.

I lost everything I owned three years after leaving the Navy, including my marriage. Then I picked myself up, dusted off, and built a new life.

Navigating VA dental benefits can be a headache, but knowing where you stand could save you from paying out of pocket—or chewing on the wrong side for the rest of the year.

Chapter 35 quietly delivers real help, offering education benefits to the spouses and kids of veterans who’ve already given their share.

Memorial Day isn’t about mourning the dead so much as it’s about honoring them by living the kind of lives they died to protect—loud, grateful, and unapologetically free.

The hardest part wasn’t losing the job—it was confronting the quiet, gnawing fear that maybe, just maybe, I was no longer needed.

In this no-holds-barred conversation, Brandon Webb and Rob O’Neill cut through the noise to talk flying, failed leadership, and why the SEAL community needs to stop eating its own.

Discover which memoir style—Legacy, Inspirational, or Event—best fits your story and turns your life into a powerful narrative.

The loudest guys in the room are usually the most insecure, and in the SEAL and SOF world, the internet has only made their bitter backstabbing even more pathetic.

The veteran community’s self-cannibalization is a pathetic spectacle—driven by envy, fueled by failure, and executed by men who couldn’t hack it themselves.

For veterans who’ve spent years toughing out chronic pain with little more than grit and Motrin, the approval of Journavx might be just the thing we’ve been waiting for—if it lives up to the hype.

Danny Dietz’s journey from a rebellious teenager to a heroic Navy SEAL is a powerful reminder that resilience and determination can forge greatness.