Do you know what is the worst human struggle? It’s the struggle that a person faces alone. 5.2 million Americans suffer from PTSD, yet victims feel isolated and ashamed, and remain … Continue reading →

The experience was unendurable to his conscious mind, which rejected it along with his entire past. – Let There Be Light, Documentary film by John Huston, 1946

John Brunett, the 2015 National Firefighter of the Year as selected by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, is a man who was doubly surprised by his recent recognition from that … Continue reading →

Humbled by the recognition given him by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, National Firefighter of the Year John Brunett spreads the credit. ABILENE, TX—Beneath a bright yet overcast sky, blustery … Continue reading →

The mass of America is familiar with the major federal holidays honoring our military veterans, but there are many days set aside throughout the year to pay homage to veterans … Continue reading →

  There’s no doubt that Veterans deserve our honor, gratitude, and respect. Veteran service organizations are one recourse through which citizens of this country seek to repay them. We define a veteran service organization … Continue reading →

Patriotism knows no partisanship. Patriotism is that warmth we can all feel in moments when we’re particularly proud to be living where we live. In addition to being a proud … Continue reading →

Veteran war memorials are historical touchstones; tangible elements that help families of fallen soldiers face the future. They offer a place to grieve, teach our children, and instill great pride. Veteran memorials provide a focus … Continue reading →