On our special milestone 30th Military Makeover, we are proud to be honoring not one, but two deserving veterans on our upcoming season, and a love story unlike any we’ve told before!
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Financial challenges can take a serious toll on anyone, but have been especially felt by veterans in recent years, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Antoinette Balta, Esq., LLM Andrew Alton enlisted in the United States Marine Corps upon graduating from high school. He served on an intelligence collections team after studying Russian at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, Calif. During his time
Mississippi native Bradford C. Freeman will receive the Silver Service Medallion at the 2022 American Spirit Awards on June 9-10. The medallion is awarded by the president of
Established in 1902, after the passing of Cecil John Rhodes, the Rhodes Scholarship has sought out some of the world’s most outstanding young leaders
In the 38th Commandant of the Marine Corps Planning Guidance, the Commandant writes, “wargaming needs to be used more broadly to fill what is arguably our greatest deficiency in the training and education of leaders
By John Register When we reflect on the past year’s events — racial tensions, remote work, the great resignation, mental health challenges and the COVID-19 pandemic, we see
By Chris Wayne, Verizon Small Business Essentials I spent nearly four years in the military as a member of the 82nd Airborne Division. During that time, I learned a lot about perseverance, discipline, and determination from the military standards for working as a team.
In today’s competitive environment, every owner must take advantage of any opportunity to differentiate their company from the competition.
By Natalie Rodgers Another new year has arrived and brought along four new bills to provide aid to veterans from various backgrounds on matters of diversity, health and financial compensation.