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During Covid-19 restrictions, sailors found a way to beat boredom aboard the USS Ronald Reagan—with a clandestine jiujitsu club in the ship’s bowels.
While men in the military have alarmingly high rates of suicide, the rates among military women are rising faster, and their reasons are different.
E.V.’s husband spent years serving military sexual trauma survivors, unaware that she, too, was one.
Air Force Maj. Troy Gilbert was a hero who died when his F-16 crashed protecting U.S. troops in Iraq. But to the 9-year-old son he left behind, he was Dad.
Veteran Cameron McMillan sifted through his memories as the 20th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq approached. Officially, the war is over. But is it?
Embracing a Former Enemy at Pearl Harbor, It Was Official. The War Was Over.
|in Reflections | Frank A. VargoThis week marks 82 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor and 32 years since I witnessed the birth of a friendship between two men who’d once been at war.