Opinion

It is important that we recognize how fortunate we are that so many men and women are willing to volunteer to serve.

Pushing through a complete U.S. military departure from Afghanistan in the next two months is not precipitous.

Any mental health consequence our society is suffering unfortunately affects our military population to a greater degree.

One defense official described the situation to CNN as "scary" and "very unsettling."

The COVID-19 pandemic is rapidly straining all aspects of our veteran health care system.

Nine months into the COVID-19 crisis, it may seem premature to speak of lessons from the pandemic.

"We celebrate the warrior culture, but we forget the flesh-and-blood veterans who return to their tribal communities."

The first Armistice Day also occurred in the middle of a global pandemic.

This Veterans Day, we are particularly mindful of vets dealing with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic,

A day thirteen years in the past can seem like both yesterday and a lifetime ago.