sacrifice

Staff Sergeant Travis Atkins did more than just wear the uniform—he lived the values behind it, choosing instinctively to shield his men with his own life in a moment that defined true American valor.

On Veterans Day, we honor the valor and sacrifice of all who’ve served, while Memorial Day solemnly reminds us of the ultimate price paid by some, casting a light on the enduring strength of families who carry on their legacy.

In honoring the indomitable spirits of Jon Tumilson and Glen Doherty, we celebrate the profound bravery, unwavering camaraderie, and the spirited lives of SEALs who have left an indelible mark on the heart of the special operations community and the fabric of our nation.

Reflecting on the profound impact of 9/11 and the ensuing years of war, it’s our enduring responsibility to support and uplift the veterans who’ve shouldered our nation’s burdens, ensuring their bravery and sacrifices are honored as they transition back into civilian life.

In today’s world, the fires of patriotism appear to be dwindling in the hearts of our youth, replaced by an inclination for personal gain and self-preservation; we must rekindle these dormant sparks of valor and dedication that I firmly believe still reside in our nation’s young men.

Operation “Oregon” was a courageous and impactful military campaign conducted by U.S. Marines in Vietnam, showcasing their unwavering determination and adaptability in the face of treacherous challenges and enemy resistance.

Join me as we dive into the heart of military cinema, uncovering the best films from each decade that capture the raw intensity, dark humor, and unwavering spirit of soldiers across the annals of history.

Many people will either be hosting or heading out to holiday parties and get-togethers to celebrate Christmas and the upcoming New Year. Others will take the time to rest and recharge their batteries and spend some quiet time at home.  If you are one of the latter and want to spend some quiet time reading […]

Military spouses are the real backbone of our Armed Forces. Without them, we would collapse.

Brother Alex tells it like it is.

“All it takes is all you’ve got.” – Christopher Antonik KIA 11 July 2010 Long before the Raider community had a name, there existed an ethos. Only the men who already had that ethos branded deep within their core were accepted into that fraternity of rough and ready men. There was no coddling or coaxing. […]

Medal of Honor recipient and former Army Staff Sergeant Ron Shurer, renowned for his bravery in Afghanistan, has passed away at 41 after battling lung cancer.