Lt. Madeline Swegle is soaring to new heights in the U.S. Navy as she will soon become the service’s first Black female fighter pilot. Continue reading Navy Announces First Black Female Tactical Aircraft Pilot in 110 Years of Aviation
Catching a child who was dropped from a burning building was just Phillip Blanks doing his job. Continue reading Marine Corps veteran catches 3-year-old dropped from burning building
Duty. Country. Family. From The New York Times comes a documentary 10 years in the making. FATHER SOLDIER SON releases globally on Netflix this month. Continue reading FATHER SOLDIER SON—WATCH THE TRAILER!
The Military Vanguard Award of the Non Commissioned Officers Association is awarded annually to a single member from each of the Armed Services who has distinguished himself or herself through acts of heroism. Continue reading 2020 NCOA Military Vanguard Award Recipients
On the morning of December 7, 1941, in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Adone “Cal” Calderone had just finished his breakfast aboard the USS West Virginia, when his ship was attacked by eight torpedoes and four bombs from a Japanese air raid. Continue reading Meet the Active Pearl Harbor Veteran that Just Turned 100
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Gen. Charles Q. Brown to be the next Air Force chief of staff, making him the first African American leader of a military service as the Pentagon and the country grapple with a raft of racial issues. Continue reading Air Force general confirmed as first black chief of a U.S. military service
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, medical professionals and healthcare workers have been at the frontlines to treat those effected by the virus. Continue reading The Combat Patch for the New Frontline
When his son, Mike, served as a surface warfare officer in the U.S. Navy, Mike O’Sullivan Sr., a former Navy P-3 pilot and 1973 United States Naval Academy graduate, used to talk about how important it was that the equipment on ships work well. Now, both naval veterans work Continue reading Veteran Families Carry a Military Sense of Duty into Their Civilian Work
Every Navy sailor is trained to respond to life-threatening situations, from basic first aid to emergency cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR); on the ship out at sea there are no ambulances or fire fighters to call. Continue reading Sailor Saves Young Man’s Life
A feel-good celebration from director Peter Cattaneo (The Full Monty), Military Wives is inspired by the true story of the first Military Wives Choir. Continue reading New Movie Portrays Life of Military Wives
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