May 19, 2016, by Dixie Somers - After any amount of time away from home, especially a tour of duty, you might feel a bit out of touch. Everyone looks for help of some kind during their lives - civilian or not. You might feel like you don't know where to start, and somewhat overwhelmed. Here are a few tips for getting back into the swing of things after your military … [Read more...]

May 16, 2016, by Anum Yoon - The real cost of war is more than just the national debt. It’s also the hardships faced by men and women after leaving the service and returning to civilian life. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) undoubtedly ranks among the most debilitating hardships returning servicemen and women can face. It’s extremely widespread, with about one in … [Read more...]

May 12, 2016 - Perhaps more than any other profession, the Armed Forces require body armor of the highest level and versatility. This is true to such an extent that, apart from perhaps the Police, the Military has been the driving force behind the growth of the body armor industry. Servicemen and women require protection against extremely dangerous threats, but also … [Read more...]

May 10, 2016, by Rachelle Scott - Generally, women are considered as misfits for tasks which involve physical diligence. A common perception is that they will get drained easily. They are unable to lift weight, push or pull heavy objects or stand for so long. They cannot fight back, can`t be a good warrior, guard or fighter. But in actual these are just gender … [Read more...]

May 4, 2016 by Anica Oaks - After fifteen years of continuous warfare, a certain level of war-weariness has crept into the American psyche. Some question the value of the military beyond its obvious role of defense. Some can only see the negatives, and raise issues of violence and injustice. While the merits of these arguments are debatable, any attempt to deprive students … [Read more...]