by Matt Fratus In 1970, along the outskirts of the Song Cau Lon River in Vietnam, a small, platoon-sized element of Navy SEALs had moments to spare. They’d expended all of View More ›

by Dr. Bob Adams Allow me to introduce myself. I began medical school at 36 years old and have loved every minute of medical learning and practice for over 36 View More ›

By RACHELE MOMI 1.0. History of the Jegertroppen In the 1980s, the Norwegian Parliament, under the leadership of Gro Harlem Brundtland, the first female Norwegian Prime Minister, applied the Equal Opportunity Act View More ›

by Sarah Kristenson There is nothing worse than sitting through a speech by a “motivational” speaker and feeling absolutely bored stiff and totally disinterested. Sadly, there are often individuals who simply don’t know how to View More ›

Story by Lt. Kara Handley Naval Special Warfare Command A half-century ago, Lt. j.g. Thomas Richards, fighting through injury and exhaustion in the rice paddies of Vietnam, made repeated trips through View More ›

Most psychedelics are still classified as Schedule 1 drugs in the US, hampering research and largely preventing veterans from being treated here at home By Paul Best | Fox News Vet advocates View More ›

by Petty Officer 1st Class Daniel Gaither CORONADO, Calif. (Oct. 29, 2022) SEAL Team 1 welcomed frogmen of the past and present to celebrate 60 years of rich SEAL history in View More ›

by Samantha Franco On August 6, 2011, the final flight of Extortion 17 resulted in the single deadliest incident for the US military during the War in Afghanistan. When the Boeing View More ›

Robert L. Howard was a dedicated US Army Special Forces soldier who received 14 wounds during his 54 months in Vietnam. His service afforded him the title of the most View More ›