Marine Corps’ fears about enemy missiles prompts top secret meeting at Quantico

Former Marine has five good reasons why employers should hire Veterans

I have seen time and time again the myriad of challenges that those who dedicate their lives to our nation experience upon returning from duty.

How a Bunch of Scrappy Marines Could Help Vanquish Breast Cancer

Exposed to poisoned water at Camp Lejeune, these vets may hold the key to a scourge that kills some 40,000 American women—and a few hundred men—per year.

How a Marine Confronts Fear, and Overcomes It

You’re not special—everyone’s afraid of something.

Tips and tricks to correctly respond if caught in an active shooter situation

Marine veteran, active shooter response trainer and co-founder of DMB Consultants, Morgan Ballis teaches important tips to know if you are your loved ones find yourself in an active shooter situation.

I Must Become a Menace to My Enemies

How This Former Marine Bounced Back From PTSD

Why These Infantry Marines Have a New Obsession with Chess

It's kind of like Fight Club. Except it's mental, not physical, and Marines can't stop talking about it.

What Does Loving Your Enemies Look Like in a War?

Hatred is so much easier than love. ​“Kids, come to our room please.” My four teenage children came into our bedroom and joined my wife and I on our bed.

Marines show courage for Katie

Imagine a man who is tough and rugged. He looks intimidating from afar, and he’s different once you get close and he speaks to you. You see him as one who keeps his emotions to himself, always making

An Enemy In Common? The Case Against For-Profit Colleges

For-profit colleges lure veterans with promises of high-quality education and high-paying jobs. But all too often, veterans leave these schools with useless degrees and mountains of debt.

Retired Marine wants other vets to learn from his story

WATERLOO — Getting a Veterans Administration health care claim filed is difficult. It’s even more difficult to do 20 years after retirement.

how to run without fear

Don’t worry about kidnappers or falling wombs, just get out there and run

Health Benefits Reported Among Senior Corps Volunteers

Volunteers report decreases in anxiety and depression, loneliness and social isolation. They also report enhanced physical capacity and life satisfaction.

How crosses and mementos help these Marines remember fallen comrades

The crosses are not a public memorial, but “a warrior memorial.”

A retiring Marine reflects on 18 years of war: What have we achieved?

"After serving under four presidents, I can see the war does not belong to a political party; it belongs to all of us and we must all own it."