Category: Veteran Culture

Mattis has taken on the persona of a modern-day Patton — he has the ability to lead Marines through combat and back them if things go bad.

Irreverent Warriors’ mission is to end veteran suicide through humor. We attended their most recent event: A Silkies Hike in New York City.

The SOF Support online auction gives back to the Special Operations community through the sale of historical and collectible items.

One of the changes is there is no longer a grading scale based on age. Soldiers will have the exact same standards regardless of age. 

“It’s just the end of the road,” Ralph Santillo, founder and CEO of the military museum said to the Cape Coral News-Press. “That’s it.”

According to Army and Air Force officials, the isolation caused by the coronavirus pandemic is adding stress and contributing to suicides.

Following the death from COVID-19 of 76 veterans at Holyoke Soldiers’ Home, two of the facility’s former leaders are being indicted.

Ron Rosser served for three years in the Army in Japan and Germany. Then reenlisted in June of 1951 with a single purpose in mind: revenge.

UAP is honored to announce that 1SG John Hatley will be released from federal prison on October 16, 2020 in Leavenworth, Kansas.

Recruits no longer have to fear the infamous “shark attack,” but it’s just piece of a larger puzzle the Army is still trying to assemble.

Steelers Alejandro Villanueva wore the name “Alwyn Cashe” on his helmet Monday, while the rest of the team had “Antwon Rose Jr.” on theirs.

Lawrence Brooks, a member of America’s “Greatest Generation,” celebrated a milestone birthday on Saturday: He is 111 years old.