'Servant leadership extends beyond traditional business settings and equally applies to law enforcement and military leadership.'

An inspiring story of recovery from author Braxton McCoy and his new book 'Glass Factory'

Although home and hearth call, a vet reflects that he'll bear the armor of duty and obligation for another day.

A vet reflects on the importance of home: that place you carry with you for strength and motivation when you are away.

A young girl no older than 13, stoned to death. A vet recalls the nightmare of capital punishment under Sharia law.

A wife reflects on her often painful 43-year journey with her Vietnam vet husband and hero. Her message to veterans: 'We need you now as never before!'

An important element of leadership is helping new recruits go from "dorks" to capable military members.

To address the military recruiting crisis, appeal to Gen Z's quest for a calling, says this Marine author.

A veteran compares his experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan with a surreal stint in post-George Floyd Minneapolis.

For a diplomatic officer serving in Croatia, his wife's unexpected dress choice is a powerful statement about human relations and authenticity.

A vet reflects on the ups and downs of healing. 'No matter what your trauma is, it is valid—it is real.'

An "army brat" gives tribute to her loving, hardworking, resourceful mom—who was just as much a "servicemember" as her military dad.

Awakened by a fierce firefight, a Marine leaps up instantly prepared to do the job—minus one item.

A veteran reflects on the stresses of life in the military. The structure of military life helps compensate for lack of sleep and extreme conditions; but without that structure, vets ...

"The threat of death hung over everything like a heavy, invisible curtain": an OR nurse with the USAF 407th Expeditionary Medical Group reflects on Operation Iraqi Freedom and the lessons ...

Commentary What comes to mind when you think of psychological therapy? Is it the expensive leather couch, a stuffy-looking doctor with a clipboard, and a quiet room that looks like ...

A veteran reflects on what it means to be truly "seen" and understood by our loved ones.

Dave Chamberlin asks: Are our military leaders being trained for budget battles or for combat?

'The best choices are usually the hardest'

Commentary Friday, Sept. 12, 2014. It was a normal day. The event started late in the afternoon. We received a rather vague notification that a vessel of interest (VOI) may ...

Commentary The public goes about their day, to the mall, a movie theater, baseball game, beach, etc. Within that world, there is another world. A secret world. A world that ...

Commentary In Norse mythology, Nidavellir was one of the nine realms inhabited by the gods. It was home to the greatest craftsmen, who were known for their magnificent creations for ...

Commentary It’s so frequent these days. It’s on the news nearly every day. An officer was shot and injured; an officer was assaulted; an officer was ambushed; an officer was ...

Commentary “Left of Bang is an idea that is part of the Marine Corps Combat Hunter Program. Left of bang is everything you do before shots are fired, the lethal ...

A wife reflects on what happens when unconditional love treats the scars of battle

Commentary Author's Note: The United States Air Force’s decision to divest the A-10C “Warthog” has larger ramifications for future wars than just an airframe. The service plans to drastically reduce ...