Raw. Visceral. I laughed. I mostly cried. All words and sentiments I would use to describe Last Out: Elegy of a Green Beret, written and performed by Scott Mann. Scott…
They have fought and bled for us, but upon their return home, they're rewarded with adversarial VA processes that make it difficult and frustrating to access the benefits and care…
In a move that has left Camp Lejeune Veterans and their families deeply disappointed, the Department of the Navy, in collaboration with the Department of Justice, recently unveiled their long-awaited…
On August 15th, 2021, I walked into the Rayburn House Office Building for my first day of work – my first job after a decade in the US Army. Kabul,…
Since we submitted our letter of support for the Preserving Lawful Utilization of Services for Veterans Act (PLUS for Veterans Act of 2023) to Representatives Bergman (R-MI), Correa (D-CA), and…
Our founder, Daniel Elkins, wrote a piece that was featured in Newsmax World. In the opinion piece, Daniel urges us not to misread recent events in Russia. Having spent many…
A recent report conducted by a veteran non-profit suggests veteran suicides are underreported by more than half – from an already unacceptable 17, to 44 suicides a day. That is…
No single government, research organization, or think-tank can address security-pressing issues in isolation. To this end, we are hosting the American Counterterrorism Targeting and Resilience Institute (ACTRI) to bring you…
Women combat Veterans from Cultural Support Teams (CST) are one step closer to receiving the recognition and care they have more than earned. The Jax Act, named for our own…
Afghanistan is more dangerous today than it was in September 2001. The disastrous Doha agreement of 2020 and the catastrophic withdrawal of US and NATO forces in August 2021 have…
