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Category: Notes from a Veteran

First Female Force-Level Sgt. Maj. in Marine Corps – Sgt. Major Joy Kitashima

Thoughts On Leadership From the Commandant of the USCG, Admiral Linda Fagan

“Maverick” Visits The USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77)

Jason Everman – Guitarist for Nirvana and Sound Garden and Also a Green Beret

Can Do! U.S. Navy Seabees

Marine Corps In Europe During WWII

253rd Anniversary of the Boston Massacre

Women In The Navy

58 Marines Reenlist at Arlington on 78th Anniversary of Flag Raising At Iwo Jima

The Buffalo Soldiers Through The Eyes of One of Them: Sgt. George Jordan

U.S. Coast Guard Recruitment

78th Anniversary of the Raising of The Flag Over Iwo Jima

Medal of Honor To Be Awarded To Retired Col. Paris Davis

Montford Point Marines: A Precedent for Courage

Tuskegee Airmen: Their Importance to American Military and Cultural History

Making Naval History At Super Bowl LVII

Underway Replenishment At Sea: UNWREP

Guadalcanal: The Beginning of The End For Japan

MPs: Who Are They and What Do They Do?

Two Boats That Give The U.S. Navy Muscle and Speed in Rivers and Littoral Waters

Semper Paratus: The U.S. Coast Guard Anthem

The Pride of Being a U.S. Navy Pilot

A Comedic Look at Recruiting And Why We Join

Coming Home

A Little Military TGIF Humor

Remembering Army Special Forces Sgt. Brian L. Buker – Medal of Honor

Retired Navy SEAL Has Vietnam Bronze Star Upgraded to A Silver Star

The USS Aircraft Carrier George H. W. Bush’s Year In Review

Food Insecurity Among Active Duty Personnel

Gotta Love The United States Coast Guard

Nobility, Honor, Valor, and God’s Grace: Medal of Honor Recipient David Bellavia

Remembering the Gulf War and Its Veterans

Ceasefire In Vietnam: January 27, 1973

Seeing Is Believing: The Day We Flew Too Low to Be Believed

What It Means to Be A Recon Marine

The U.S. Air Force U-2 Dragon Lady Is 65 Years Old, But Will Fly For Another 30-40 Years

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