March 28, 2017, by Eileen O'Shanassy - You have served your country well and in addition to all the physical and emotional scars that war has left on your body, you now have to adjust to life with a disability. The shock of an amputation or mental illness comes differently for different people. Some are able to adjust to the reality quickly, and seamlessly make the necessary … [Read more...]
Inside the Marine Infantry
March 28, 2017, by Travis Pike - The United States Marine Corps has a very broad mission. To meet these mission requirements, they have various personnel in different specialties - otherwise known as Military Occupational Specialties or MOS. The main fighting force of the Marine Corps is the infantry. Infantry carries a 03 designation with two following numbers that break … [Read more...]
How to Survive an IED Attack
March 27, 2017, by Dana Atkins - The main scourge of the U.S. Servicemen in the past and present deployments aren’t militant extremists but IEDs. IEDs or Improvised Explosive Devices are the culprit behind serious injuries, dismemberments and worse; death among our military. What are IEDs? An IED, as mentioned above is an Improvised Explosive Device. Its components come … [Read more...]
5 Relaxation Methods for When You’re Back from Deployment
March 23, 2017, by Jack Neely - In our fast-moving environment, it is very important that everyone learns techniques and relaxation methods to avoid stress. This is even truer for those returning from deployment. Being deployed can have effects which make one's daily life more difficult, and therefore it can take a conscious effort for a soldier to maintain healthy levels of … [Read more...]
How to Chart Your Path to Becoming a Military Nurse
March 23, 2017, by Dixie Somers - Becoming a military nurse is sure to be a rewarding career for you if you are looking for a way to serve hurt individuals and your country simultaneously. Plus, military nurses often get to travel overseas, allowing you to see different parts of the world. While there is sure to be more danger for you than there is in a hospital in the United … [Read more...]




