When we think about the transition from military to civilian life, our thoughts often gravitate towards the veterans themselves. It's a monumental Continue Reading
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Veterans: Become the “Invincible Summer”
Albert Camus wrote it plainly: “In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer.” It’s the kind of line that gets Continue Reading
Calling Veterans into the Machine
By Ryan Mimna It was January 2022 in the middle of the pandemic. It was a dark period for me. I had graduated college in fall 2019 and was using my Continue Reading
A Lesson of History: People of True Christian Faith Are Always Outnumbered
By Darin Gaub “Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and the way is easy that leads to destruction, and those who enter by it are many. Continue Reading
Late and Still Here
I’m starting this week’s article thirty minutes after it was scheduled to go live. The week got away from me. Life has been doing that thing again, Continue Reading
Steer the Sun
These words were not written from theory or comfort. They were shaped through lived experience, prolonged observation, and exposure to both personal Continue Reading
Lebanon Is Not a Headline, It’s a Memory I Never Left
There is a difference between reading about war and remembering it. For most people, Lebanon exists as something they encounter through headlines, a Continue Reading
What We Lose to Machines
The world I grew up in no longer exists. I think about that a lot. This is what being middle-aged looks like. Who knew when we were kids that we’d Continue Reading
Why Window Tinting Is One of the Smartest Upgrades for Your Car
Car drivers look for ways to make their daily commute more comfortable and cost-effective. Small changes provide the biggest benefits over several Continue Reading
Looking For a Home
“The Army didn’t issue you a family” is a refrain often heard by Army families. Today, as always, Army families struggle to build a hearth, somehow Continue Reading
There Were Signs… My Son’s First Deer
By Tab Taber Author's Note: October 12th, 2003. My son, George L. Taber V., “Quint” was 11 years old. I Continue Reading
How Practical Skills Build Confidence and Self-Reliance
Confidence and self-reliance are often seen as personality traits, but in reality, they are built through experience, especially through doing Continue Reading