How to Keep the Safety Brief Brief… (Hint: You Can’t) Why is a brief so long? By: Jack Quarterman 2 days ago
Commentary: Wanted: Leaders we can believe in We are finding smart officers, but we must do more to find good leaders and sideline the bad, the author writes. By: Col. 'Ned Stark' June 14
Defense and delusion: America‘s military, industry are falling behind Should a real national emergency occur, America's industrial base does not have the capacity to surge, leaving its defense at significant risk. By: Col. Wesley Hallman (ret.) June 14
From military kids to troops to vets, how music helps us heal … and tell our story From dealing with a father's deployment to staring down post-traumatic stress, some members of military community can find much-needed strength in music, the author writes. By: Army Sgt. 1st Class Jason L. Hanna June 11
This program helps 1.3 million vets stay connected. The FCC wants to gut it Low-income former service members seeking access to health care providers or other services could be cut off from a key benefit, according to this FCC commissioner. By: Jessica Rosenworcel June 8
Commentary: Adaptive sports offer path to recovery The head of the Fisher House Foundation on the importance of competition, teamwork and pride in the healing process. By: Ken Fisher June 6
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies' security. By: Akhilesh "Akhi" Pillalamarri June 6
Surface warfare: A running fix A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led. By: Vice Adm. Richard Brown June 5
How veterans’ struggles can lead to post-traumatic growth Two experts on treating post-traumatic stress offer a path that focuses on personal growth. By: Bret A. Moore and Ken Falke June 4
Opinion: Honor the fallen by saving the living This veteran is pleading for the help of representatives from all branches of government, doctors, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and other veterans. By: Jon Lubecky, Marine and Army National Guard veteran May 28
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