Some veterans have started businesses that draw from their experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, and thrived.
Author: Jennifer Steinhauer
A General Fights to Illuminate Mental Health Issues in the Military
The military has struggled to meet the mental health needs of troops, lawmakers and service members say.
Veterans’ Groups Splinter Over Ukraine Crisis
The complex dynamics among veterans’ groups reflect general exhaustion with war among American voters and shifting domestic politics.
Vaccine Holdouts in Army and Navy Will Be Dismissed, Military Says
Governors of five states are seeking exemptions for their National Guard troops.
5 Republican Governors Seek Vaccine Exemptions for National Guard Troops
The move comes as the Pentagon released a new order this week saying that National Guard members who do not get vaccinated would receive a general order of reprimand, essentially ending their careers.
Lawmakers Reach Deal to Overhaul How Military Handles Sexual Assault Cases
Under the agreement, commanders’ powers would be clipped after years of complaints about unfairness and retaliation.
With No Resources, Authority or Country, Afghan Ambassador Presses On
Adela Raz arrived in Washington just before her country fell and has struggled to keep her embassy going. A dinner with U.S. veterans was a priority.
Defense Department Says Oklahoma National Guard Must Get Vaccinated
The governor had tried to exempt the troops from the federal vaccine requirement that applies to all service branches.
The defense department says Oklahoma National Guard must get vaccinated.
The governor had tried to exempt the troops from the federal vaccine requirement that applies to all service branches.
Ian Fishback’s Death Highlights Veteran Mental Illness Crisis
Ian Fishback revealed abuse of detainees during the Iraq war, but struggled after leaving the service. He died awaiting a bed at the V.A.