by Taylor Brady As a fellow veteran, you may be at an increased risk of chronic illnesses due to your environmental and occupational exposures Continue Reading
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6 Ways Virtual Card Solutions Mitigate Cost Of Doing Business
Payment methods for both business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions have changed dramatically in the last several years. Continue Reading
Bitcoin and You: Don’t Fear the Bear Market
by Doug PenhallWhat is a bear market? As the name implies, prices in a bear market tend to stay down for an extended time. For asset values to Continue Reading
“Social Justice”: A Euphemism for Racism and Discrimination
I was taught to treat you, and you, and you, and, yeah, even you way over in the corner there, as individuals. I believe in that to my core. I'll Continue Reading
Find a Fight You Can Believe in Again
by Joe DeCree This was originally published on Lifeafterwar.org and shared on The Havok Journal with permission. Warriorhood — the status of Continue Reading
7 Things Veterans Know… That the Rest of America Doesn’t
Veterans are sometimes seen as a breed apart inside American society. We're not; we came from the civilian American populace and assuming we live long Continue Reading
Sentencing in “Homeless Vet’s Last $20” Scam
The jury is in, and sentencing was finally handed down in a classic homeless veteran scam about a good-hearted homeless vet who purportedly spent his Continue Reading
Public-Private Partnerships (P3): Cultivating Workforce Talent in the U.S. Army
by MAJ Bobby Ali Enabling the U.S. Army to fulfill the rigors of U.S. military strategy requires constant technological enhancements. Some may think Continue Reading
Meditations of an Army Ranger: We Should Not Look at Death as a Reward
Meditations of an Army Ranger: We should not look at death as a reward – But our thought of death should remind us of our lives. “Only the dead have Continue Reading
Police Training: Everyone Has a Plan ‘Til They Get Punched in the Face
Editor's Note: This article is also discussed in Ayman's Podcast: Project Sapient--check it out here. I was born in Monrovia, Liberia in the early Continue Reading
A Cop’s Perspective: The Uvalde Massacre and Answering the “Why”
The Robb Elementary School attack was a tragedy that could have been prevented. The police response was chaotic and marred by confusion and Continue Reading
“Dropping the “N” Word
Last night started off like any other. I was drinking in a pub in the south island of New Zealand with a tall blonde from Finland, three Indian Continue Reading
