For decades, we were told that computers, email, and digital communications would create the paperless office. The promise was simple: information Continue Reading
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Dry Spell
If you’re reading this in the Southeast, you know that we’ve been in a severe drought. My little area in North Carolina is between 8 and 12 inches Continue Reading
The Veteran Transition Landscape Is Changing. Here’s What That Means, and Where It’s Going Next.
By Reggie Mills, Meagan Thrift, Alex Genovese, and Adrianne Huls For years, the national conversation about veteran transition focused on one Continue Reading
I Want Him to Keep It
Friday was the May festival at Tamarack Waldorf School. It was a good day for it, sunny and warm. In the past, seeing as we live in Wisconsin, there Continue Reading
The Case for the A-10C
By Ivan F. Ingraham Editor’s Note: We’re republishing this piece because the A-10 debate is not over. The Air Force has slowed its retirement plan Continue Reading
Fundraising Events for Veteran Organizations: Creating a Better Guest Experience
Photo by Major Tom Agency on Unsplash Fundraising for a veteran organisation comes with a particular pressure. The cause is serious, the donors Continue Reading
One for the Airborne Ranger in the Sky
The name was once conceptual. It was a name from a list, one all but forgotten, from a time beyond anyone's living memory. The name is beyond anyone's Continue Reading
Breaking the Stigma: When Veterans Need Immersive Support
Returning home from military service involves a major shift in daily lifestyle and personal expectations. Many individuals face silent battles that Continue Reading
Practice Goes Before Belief
“Fake it till you make it.” Most of us have heard the phrase, and most of us have probably lived it in one way or another. But there’s a deeper truth Continue Reading
The Private at the Bottom of the Peer List
By James B. When my platoon formed up for Darby Phase, I felt out of place from the start. No one wears rank in Ranger School, but you can read the Continue Reading
Snow Showers on a Sunny Day
By Ryan Mimna I look out my window at a curious sight. As sunshine sits still in a haze, dancing in the wind, snowflakes on a sunny Continue Reading
The Cult of Performed Dysfunction
The surest sign a society has lost its mind is when it starts calling basic self-respect oppression. That’s when you know the adults have left the Continue Reading