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
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Paul Klee Exhibition Opens… but a Masterpiece is Missing
Paul Klee’s Angelus Novus was meant to be the centrepiece of a new exhibition. The Jewish Museum in New York opened Paul Klee: Other Possible Worlds Continue Reading
Housewarmings in Different Cultures
Ever wondered how housewarmings differ across the world? There are similarities across cultures, but also some pretty major differences. Here are the 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
I look out my window at a curious sight. As sunshine sits still in a haze, dancing in the wind, snowflakes on a sunny day. In the twilight’s 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
Behind Friendly Lines
A few weeks ago, at the height of burnout and a real period of darkness, I got a text from a friend that offered a glimmer of hope. He asked if I Continue Reading
The Gun Comes Last
I have responded to enough crime scenes in my career to know what violence looks like up close. I have seen what a bullet does to a human body. I have Continue Reading