On the Battlefield No One Gets Left Behind--Forever--Ever
by Meg Jones, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MIDDLETON – Gerald Jacobsen was sent out on a patrol in Normandy a month after the D-Day invasion and
How American Independence Changed the World
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New Documentary to Tell Story of Year After 9/11
Esprit de Corps is an all-volunteer, veteran-led 501(c) (3) organization that educates Americans on veteran issues. Established in 2011, we partnered with ColdWater Media, a
How We Became the Veteran Nation
In December 2010, the Council on Foundations and the Philanthropy Roundtable co-sponsored the program “Philanthropic Strategies for Helping America’s Veterans” held in Washington, D.C. The
Making the VA Accountable Again
Making the VA Accountable Again by Sen. Mike Lee (first published at Daily Signal) In 2014, the public learned from whistleblowers that government employees at
Community Efforts to Serve Veterans
CNAS Releases Report on Community Efforts to Serve Veterans Washington, June 22 – A new study from the Center for a New American Security (CNAS)
Gary Sinise-More than a Movie Star
First published at PJMedia. “After that something changed.” That’s what actor Gary Sinise thought the day after the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington,
Jump-Starting Service Dog Programs for Veterans
by James Carafano and Madyson Hutchinson Congress and the Administration both have roles to play in expanding veterans’ access to services that help heal the
The Stories of Heroes
By John Venable (first published in the Daily Signal) Many nations set aside days to celebrate the end of wars or major battles, and to
Remembering One on Memorial Day
by James Carafano (first published in The National Interest) So many have fallen. Battling for independence. Holding the flank at Little Round Top. Taking ground
