The Heroic Journey of Pvt. Joe Martinez: A Medal of Honor Pioneer
Pvt. Joe Martinez became the first Hispanic American awarded the Medal of Honor for his courageous actions during the Japanese occupation of the Aleutian Islands in WWII.
Marcus Reynolds is a seasoned defense analyst with over 15 years of experience in military intelligence and strategic consulting. Prior to joining our team, he served as a senior intelligence officer and later as a strategic advisor, specializing in asymmetric warfare analysis. Marcus holds an MA in International Security, and has published extensively on emerging military technologies and regional conflict dynamics. His expertise spans counter-terrorism, cyber warfare, and force modernization strategies across the Middle East and Indo-Pacific regions.
Heroic Coast Guard Pilot Leads Daring Canyon Rescue Amidst Severe Challenges
Lt. Cmdr. Jacob Conrad received the Distinguished Flying Cross for leading a successful rescue mission in Yolo County, California, despite severe weather and technical challenges.
New Leadership and Budget Challenges Ahead for the VA in 2025
The Department of Veterans Affairs anticipates significant changes in leadership and budget discussions, affecting veterans' healthcare and benefits as 2025 approaches.
Tragic Hunting Accident Claims Life of Dedicated Special Forces Soldier
Sgt. Thomas Lazzaro, a 27-year-old from the 7th Special Forces Group, died from a stray bullet during a hunting trip at Eglin Air Force Base.
U.S. Coast Guard Expands Icebreaker Fleet Amid Growing Arctic Security Challenges
The Coast Guard increased its icebreaker fleet by 50% with the addition of the Aiviq, enhancing capabilities in Arctic operations amid rising security concerns.
10th Mountain Division Pioneers Drone Technology Integration in Military Operations
The 10th Mountain Division in Romania has integrated advanced reconnaissance drones, Skydio and GhostX, enhancing battlefield awareness and operational capabilities for soldiers during training exercises.
Balancing Service and Stardom: Madison Marsh’s Journey as Miss America
2nd Lt. Madison Marsh, the first active-duty military Miss America, balances her military duties and pageant responsibilities while inspiring youth to consider military careers.
Pentagon’s Anti-Extremism Efforts Face Erosion Under New Administration in 2025
The U.S. military's anti-extremism initiatives are under scrutiny, with experts warning of potential backtracking on efforts to combat extremist infiltration and influence within its ranks.
New Health Care FSA Benefit for Service Members Launching in 2025
Active-duty military members can enroll in health care flexible spending accounts starting March 2025, allowing tax-advantaged savings for eligible medical expenses up to $3,200 annually.
A Heartwarming Christmas Truce: Humanity amid the Horrors of World War I
The Christmas Truce of 1914 involved informal ceasefires between British and German soldiers, fostering moments of camaraderie despite the harsh realities of World War I trench warfare.