Service
Army, Navy, and Air Force football all notch wins in Week 1
Army, Navy, and Air Force went a combined 3-0 and outscored their opponents 135-18, while rushing for an astonishing 1,506 yards during Week 1.
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Transition
Hiring Veterans: Jobs of the week for Sep. 7, 2026
Editor’s note: This post contains links to jobs that are active at the time of publishing. Most job listings close 7–30 days after posting.
Service
Marine Corps offering up to $15,000 for enlisting in electronic, cyber fields
The Marine Corps is continuing its push to bring in recruits to fill high-tech jobs, once again offering up to $15,000 in enlistment bonuses, as the service works to build out its cyber and...
Service
Final Air Force review finds M18 pistols ‘safe, reliable’
The Air Force said last week that its M18 service pistol is “safe, reliable, and functional” following a review of tens of thousands of the firearms.
Health
Closing the gap: Telehealth is bringing suicide prevention care to every Veteran
VA reduces barriers to care by providing evidence-based suicide prevention treatment via telehealth Imagine a Veteran living in rural Montana who survived a suicide attempt three weeks ago.
Health
Time is brain: Baltimore VA earns primary stroke center status
Baltimore VAMC is redefining stroke care for Veterans When it comes to stroke, every minute counts. “Time is Brain” remains the most critical medical mantra for stroke treatment because the longer it.
Service
US military disables ad trackers amid concerns over troops’ safety
The U.S. military has disabled advertising tracking tools in government-issued phones, computers and other devices, officials recently told Congress.
Family
One woman entrepreneur is teaching kids to do the jobs America can’t fill.
Sometimes the path forward isn’t perfectly mapped out—something military spouses know all too well. We adapt and learn. We also recognize opportunities.
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US forces hit three Iranian tankers after carrier attacked
American forces hit three Iranian oil tankers around the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps attacked two U.S. warships. U.S.
Service
Dozens more troops added to tally of wounded in Iran war amid new strikes
After a resumption in fighting over the last week, the Pentagon added dozens of wounded troops to its online tally of casualties in the Iran conflict. As of Friday, Sept.
Service
Official who oversees Corps of Engineers named acting Army Secretary
The top civilian who oversees the Army Corps of Engineers was named the Acting Secretary of the Army following the sudden resignation of Dan Driscoll’s from the top Army post Monday.
Health
Rural community profile: Exploring Fargo, North Dakota
With almost a quarter of all Veterans in the United States residing in rural communities, ensuring they receive quality healthcare close to home is more important than ever.
Service
Dakota Meyer to junior Marines: ‘You all are better than we were’
Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer gave an audience of junior Marines insight into his own unique position — a 38-year-old combat veteran of Afghanistan who, as a sergeant, now finds himself a...
Transition
Unexpected hiring surge drives down unemployment rate for post-9/11 veterans
The unexpected surge of 162,000 jobs added to payrolls last month drove the unemployment rate for the post-9/11 generation of veterans down more than a full percentage point from 4.7% in July to 3.
Legacy
‘Band of Brothers: Legacy’ documentary celebrates 25-year anniversary of legendary HBO miniseries
“Band of Brothers” is the show that all World War II shows strive to be. HBO and Apple TV tried to replicate its success with “The Pacific” and “Masters of the Air,” but nothing has been able to...
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Huey pilot takes on personal mission to carry names of 9/11 victims across US communities
An Air Force captain who was inside the Pentagon daycare during the Sept. 11 attacks is remembering the victims one mile at a time. Capt.
Health
Playing from the heart: Finding healing and connection through music
A lifelong composer shares how creativity and therapy shape his experience Music is widely adored by those who listen, but for the composer, it reveals a world unto itself, a space where inward...
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Two nonprofits unite under flag to honor America 250 and remember 9/11
Like scores of other Americans, Gold Star wife Lisa Hallett will spend Sept. 11 thinking about and honoring those who perished in the terrorist attacks 25 years ago.
Health
VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on alcohol use disorder, toxic exposure and rehabilitation
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting new findings on alcohol use disorder, toxic exposure and sarcoidosis and access to rehabilitation care.
Service
A critically injured Navy SEAL explains why wounded warriors don’t want your pity
After a group of Navy SEALs walked into an ambush near Fallujah, Iraq, their medic was the first one to go down. When a Navy SEAL tried to pull him to safety, he too was wounded.