By Annie Nelson
San Diego is one of the hot spots for tourism and for our nation’s west coast Navy. People flock to San Diego for many reasons, the weather, the beauty, the Pacific Ocean, the sightseeing, sports and conventions. Whatever the reason, the city’s number one tourist attraction is Continue reading Rear Admiral John ‘Mac’ McLaughlin & the Magic of USS Midway
By Kellie Speed
Though Andrew Biggio served in the Marine Corps as an infantry rifleman during Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan), he never could have imagined the future impact he would have on veterans. Continue reading One Rifle. One Book. Two Hundred Veterans.
By Brett Buchanan
Life as an active-duty military service member can be extraordinarily intense, and many veterans will, at some point, experience some type of residual physical or mental difficulty after years of serving their country. Continue reading Questions About Filing Your VA Disability Claims?
The men and women of the United States Armed Forces aren’t the only ones who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after returning from active duty — the dogs who serve so bravely alongside them often do as well. Continue reading Retired Military Working Dogs Overcoming PTSD
When Russia began to invade the Ukraine in February 2022, nobody knew how long the turmoil would last or how much destruction would be caused. Everywhere you look there are animals, once someone’s pet, roaming the streets desperate Continue reading Paws of War Placing Emergency Feeding Stations for Ukraine Abandoned Pets
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 Continue reading Armed with a Legal Degree, a Veteran Continues His Mission
By Brady Rhoades
The Price is Right host and Hollywood icon Drew Carey is, in many ways, an unlikely Marine. Continue reading Drew Carey: A Grateful Marine
By Erika Ritchie, O.C. Register
The last thing that Alex Seling did after finishing a coast-to-coast hike that started in Cape Henlopen State Park in Delaware and ended in Dana Point was to step into the Pacific Ocean. Continue reading Army veteran hikes across the nation to raise awareness of veteran suicides
By Sophia Chapple, KellyAnn Romanych, and Antoinette Balta, Esq., LLM
Like many fellow Vietnam veterans, Scot Douglas dedicates his life to service and remembrance of others. His hardworking nature to bettering the lives of fellow veterans is exemplified by Continue reading Vietnam Veteran Continues Serving Others Through Legal Advocacy & Emergency Response
She joins Guardian Angels and brings academic and leadership experience in development, marketing, communications, human resource management and diversity, equity and inclusion. Continue reading Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Ann Phillips as Chief Administrative Officer
