InEveryday BeingbyNathan Hunt·4d agoThe Men Who Ran the CircusA Combat Engineer’s Guide to the Most Questionable Collection of Soldiers Ever AssembledA response icon1A response icon1
Karadah Project International·Oct 30My military service is ended, but the faces and memories remainEvery Veterans Day, Americans pause to honor those who have served in our nation’s armed forces. There are parades, ceremonies, speeches…
InThe Sauntering VeteranbyThe Sauntering Veteran·Oct 23Remembering Three Marines — 20 Years After FallujahThe stifling heat of an Iraqi summer bled into a late autumn day in Iraq — 23 October 2006. I sat on Post 2 of Entry Control Point 3 in the…
The Unseen Dossier·Oct 20Dossier 026: A $42 Million Abu Ghraib Verdict Against CACI, Affirmed and Then ErasedA school principal, a fruit vendor and a journalist won $42 million against the interrogation contractor in 2024. In 2026 an appeals court…
InGrief Book ClubbyDeanna A. House·Oct 20The Things I Lost: June 23, 2007What I know about the day my son died
Vianne Sheikh·Sep 13I Was Nine Years Old on 9/11 — and I Wasn’t in AmericaWhat happens when the world remembers one tragedy as though it happened to only one country?A response icon1A response icon1
Jody Broussard·Sep 9The King Who Told Us SoWhen someone has nothing to gain by giving you advice, ignore it at your own peril.
Tobin Zolkowski | Deaf guy·Sep 9Two groups counted Iraq’s war dead over the same 40 months. One got 47,668. The other got 654,965.Not a rounding issue. They disagree on who counts as dead.A response icon4A response icon4
Vinanti Sarkar ... VoicesofWomenWorldwide·Aug 6Voices in Conversation: Inspired By bobosjourney1's “Two Little Girls Dancing”–Before the World…There are moments we almost miss. Not because they are small — but because they arrive without announcement. “Two Little Girls Dancing”…A response icon2A response icon2
