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VA delays rule change on how it pays veterans’ air ambulance services

Industry advocates said the rule changes could have hurt services for tens of thousands of veteran patients annually.

By Leo Shane III

8 months ago

How mutiny aboard the USS Somers helped birth the U.S. Naval Academy

The grim incident is detailed in the new book, “Sailing the Graveyard Sea."

By Diana Stancy

18 months ago

Congress must lead the fight against the disinformation pandemic

Disinformation campaigns such as the "Plandemic" video erodes trust in the American government and encourages health decisions that endanger us all, says the author of this commentary.

By Kristofer Goldsmith

5 years ago

Seeking the Military Suicide Solution Podcast, Episode 10: Howard and Jean Somers — Suicide Prevention Advocacy

Howard Somers and Jean Somers are the parents of California Army National Guard Sgt. Daniel Somers, who took his life in June, 2013, after suffering for nearly a decade with Post Traumatic Stress, Traumatic Brain Injuries, and Gulf War Syndrome subsequent to serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

5 years ago

The one-star, his NAVSEA employee, rumors of a romance and the scandal that finally got him fired

Rear Adm. Stephen Williamson was relieved of duty in August.

By Geoff Ziezulewicz

5 years ago

‘Executing the plan’ — How a CO’s warship romance got him canned

Sex, movies, Cheez-Its, pizza and cuddling in the CO's cabin.

By Geoff Ziezulewicz

6 years ago