Johnny get your gun … and go to Ukraine?
Responding to headlines and images and a call of duty, recent US veterans are leaving to fight the Russians. It’s not a good idea.
Responding to headlines and images and a call of duty, recent US veterans are leaving to fight the Russians. It’s not a good idea.
As a veteran I am particularly frustrated that we depend too much on police and military to solve our foreign and domestic crises.
Most spoke about the pride they felt in uniform, but disenchantment with the war, and a somewhat dismal view of the future.
Special forces veteran-turned-investigative journalist explains how drones became the ‘unblinking eye’ waiting for Afghans to ‘f-ck up.’
And why waging a generational conflict is ultimately unhealthy for the republic.
The term moral injury identifies a deep existential pain destroying the lives of too many active-duty personnel and vets.
A new study finds a disturbing trend. This military wife and mother says families aren’t always getting the help they need.
On this Memorial Day, let us reflect on the role ‘we the people’ played in our failed post-9/11 wars and the loss and damage of so many souls.
Those who fought there say they are conflicted, angry, and sad, but knew for years that Afghanistan would never be ‘won.’
Married to an airman with depression and suicidal ideation since his deployment, this advocate says the war couldn’t end sooner.
If Biden increases troops, it’ll be more. We should be focused right now on the multiple domestic crises demanding our attention.
The real focus today should be bringing troops home and fulfilling promises made to our veterans.
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