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‘M*A*S*H’ made television history while keeping Korean War history alive

Growing up in the 1980s, "MAS*H" was more than just a television show for me. It was a window into history, humor, and humanity. I remember sitting in front of the TV, captivated by characters like Hawkeye Pierce, B.J. Hunnicutt, Major “Hot Lips” Houlihan, Radar O’Reilly, and the ever-absurd Frank...

Virtual reality has a place in the future of military training

Training soldiers through virtual reality is not just a possibility for the future; it's an escalating reality that we must prepare for now. Virtual reality (VR) technology has matured significantly and is starting to infiltrate military training regimens, allowing soldiers to gain essential combat...

For veteran gun owners and others, a service to keep firearms safe

In an era where responsible firearm ownership is at the forefront of discussions, a new service is emerging to assist veteran gun owners in securing their firearms. This initiative particularly targets those who may struggle with the challenges of managing and storing their weapons safely, which is...

Germany Advances Defense Procurement in Major Budget Approval

In a pivotal move, Germany's parliamentary budget committee has granted the green light for a substantial array of defense acquisitions, signaling a transformative shift in the nation’s military procurement strategy. With this authorization, Germany’s defense budget for 2025 will see a significant...

In Our Communities

The latest installment of "In Our Communities" provides a deep dive into the initiatives and events happening across various military installations and veteran communities in the United States. As the nation acknowledges the pivotal role of military and veteran families, this series highlights how...

The Hunt: Was the National Guard attack in DC a terror plot?

The recent incident involving Rahmanullah Lakanwal raises significant questions regarding security and potential acts of terror within the United States. On a seemingly ordinary day in Washington D.C., two National Guard personnel were shot on the street, an event that sends shockwaves through the...

Hays County warns of veteran-targeted car burglaries in Buda area

In recent weeks, the Hays County Sheriff's Office has issued a concerning warning to residents of Buda, Texas, regarding a spike in vehicle burglaries focused on a particularly vulnerable group: disabled veterans. This alert follows a pattern that authorities believe is not only localized to the...

Pentagon taps more than 1,000 companies that could work on Golden Dome

In a significant move for U.S. defense infrastructure, the Pentagon recently announced that it has selected over 1,000 companies to potentially participate in the development of its Golden Dome missile defense shield program. This initiative falls under the Missile Defense Agency’s (MDA) Scalable...

Press Release: Kennedy Secures Veterans' Second Amendment Rights in Government Reopening Agreement

Senator John Kennedy, representing Louisiana, has put forth a significant measure in the latest agreement to reopen the federal government that notably protects veterans' Second Amendment rights. With the U.S. Senate backing the agreement with a decisive 60-40 vote, it met swift approval in the...

Award-Winning Veteran Employer Veterans Guardian Discusses the Benefits of Hiring Veterans

Veterans Guardian has made remarkable strides in advocating for the hiring of veterans in the civilian workforce. Recognized since 2020 as a Military Friendly Employer and a recipient of the HIRE Vets Medallion Award (Silver), this organization's commitment to veteran employment is evident across...