Why is strength still associated with masculinity? In this episode, hear from a 24-year Marine Corps veteran about the cultural changes shifting the perception that strength and power are masculine traits.
Driving team and military veterans Robyn and Doug Hyde are delivering wreaths this year to several sites, and have sent us pictures from their journey.
On the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii (with its many memorials) is once again in our sights—this time, for remembrance.
Military servicemembers have skills and training that are very desirable in the civilian workforce. Retired Colonel Larry Dietz, an AMU professor, talks about translating those skills to the commercial sector.
At least 500 families living in military housing in Honolulu woke Sunday morning to find that their tap water had an oily sheen and smelled like fuel.
Civilian courts and police could confiscate the firearms of service members accused of domestic violence by military authorities under a proposed law
What made Frederick the Great a great military leader? Learn how he relentlessly studied war and rigorously trained soldiers so he could outmaneuver stronger opponents.
A veteran entrepreneur shares how the military gave him the confidence, determination, patience, and drive to follow his passion after 26 years of service.