Opinion

The famous picture of five Marines and a Navy corpsman struggling to raise the flag atop Mount Suribachi on the tiny island of Iwo Jima in the middle of the Pacific Ocean perfectly captures the sense of momentum of six men straining toward a common goal.

VA Secretary McDonald: “While we know that the suicide rate is lower for those Veterans who use VA health care, losing just one Veteran to suicide is one too many.”

Great leaders motivate, make talent development a priority, and create a culture of respect, courage and commitment.

The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission’s estimates of the current military retirement benefit are lower than those used by the Pentagon

The Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission is due to release its final recommendations for updating the military’s pay and retirement systems.

Bob McDonald somehow must turn around the massive, calcified VA that still lacks vision, accountability, and, most importantly, trust.

Sen. John McCain assumes the powerful chairmanship of the Senate Armed Services Committee and significant control in shaping the defense budget and national security policies.

“American Sniper” explained so much more than what people assume or understand about what veterans experience, both in combat and back home.

The White House trips over its handling of the defense secretary job

The Great War, as it was called, broke out 100 years ago this August and came to an end four years later, on this day in 1918, having caused more than 8 million total deaths.