Category: Veteran Culture

When seconds mean the difference of life and death, you must realize fear is real. Convince yourself that it isn’t, and you’re already dead.

The last time he was seen by his fellow American countrymen, Versace was loudly singing “God Bless America.”

The Marine Corps is considering closing training depots in San Diego and Parris Island. But the money-saving move will come at a big cost.

Part three of a three-part series by Brandon Webb about friendship, loss and the journey of moving on while honoring the memory of the fallen.

The game is usually held in Philadelphia but COVID-19 protocols have forced the game to West Point for the first time in over seventy years.

Part two of a three-part series by Brandon Webb about friendship, loss and the journey of moving on while honoring the memory of the fallen.

The first of a three-part series by Brandon Webb about friendship, loss and the journey of moving on while honoring the memory of the fallen.

It may sound circular, but it’s the rock solid truth. From Navy SEALs to renowned explorers, the moment of resolved decision is key.

The Commandant of the Marine Corps relieved Neary of duty due to a “loss of trust and confidence in his ability to serve in command.”

The new suicide crisis hotline measure will designate 988 as a universal telephone number for national suicide prevention.

1SG John Hatley was released yesterday from Leavenworth Federal Prison after spending 10 years incarcerated for crimes he didn’t commit.

He stated that the medal belonged not to him but “to the boys who are not here, the boys who are resting under the white crosses in France.