“Women veterans are a strong group of people. They worked hard, deployed, raised families and sacrificed their time, energy and selves to earn their ranks, titles and places in history books that have not yet been written. Continue reading Challenge Accepted: Mastering Military Transition
Celeb Elvis Presley was far from the only person of fame to have served in the U.S. military. In fact, several people who are known for their accomplishments in other fields got their start in the armed forces. Meet some of the other well-known veterans throughout history that you may not be aware of: Continue reading Famous Veterans Throughout History
The Marines famously have the reputation of being “first to fight.” But one Marine has earned another, lesser-known, distinction: first woman to complete 27 chest-to-ground burpees in one minute.
Continue reading Female Marine is Guinness World Champ for burpees per minute
Quickly identifying and treating serious wounds is an age-old problem that’s killed countless soldiers, but it could see a solution in new technology that uses embedded sensors to detect, alert and one day treat injuries.
Continue reading Ballistic Detecting Undergarment Might Save Your Life
The Army missed its recruiting goal by about 15,000 new soldiers in 2022, coming up 25% short of its goal at a time when each of the services were struggling to meet their benchmarks. Continue reading Is the MIlitary “Too Woke” to Recruit?
More than one-third of all congressional races on the ballot this November will feature a veteran, and several could help decide which party wins control of the House and Senate next year.
Continue reading A full list of the 196 veterans running for Congress in 2022
Nearly 200 veterans won major-party primaries this year and will vie for a seat in Congress in the midterm elections, making this the largest field of candidates with military experience in a decade.
Continue reading More vets are running for Congress now than any election since 2012
The Air Force this month demonstrated an exoskeleton it hopes will allow aerial porters to load cargo onto aircraft with fewer injuries and less fatigue.
Continue reading US Air Force tests exoskeleton to give cargo-loading porters a boost
This year’s Annual Department of the Navy Gold Coast Conference, held September 6-8, 2022, focused on “Thriving as a Department of the Navy Small Business in a World of Global Challenges.”
Continue reading Navy Gold Coast Conference 2022 – Event Wrap Up
If you’re a military spouse looking to expand your career options and further your education, you have a plethora of resources available to help your journey from grants to scholarships and everything in between.
Continue reading Going Back to School? Here’s What Military Spouse Education Starters Need to Know
