For Women Veterans Day, we give special thanks to the brave women of the 6888th Central Postal Battalion, a special branch within the Women’s Army Corps (WAC). On July 1st, 1943, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed into law the Women’s Army Corps (WAC) of the United States. The WAC came from the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, which had been created a year earlier but did not have official military status. By 1945, within the WAC came the formation of a battalion that would boost the morale of

Army Veterans Dragged Out of Senate for Condemning US Role in Gaza During a recent Senate confirmation hearing, two former U.S. service members, Josephine Guilbeau and Anthony Aguilar, were removed by security and placed under arrest after openly challenging lawmakers. The veterans interrupted the session to accuse the United States of enabling Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, labelling it as a genocide. Aguilar, a retired Special Forces officer, has raised concerns about U.S. involvement in

When people visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., they can see the 58,279 names on The Wall, The Three Servicemen statue, the Vietnam Women's Memorial, the In Memory plaque, and a flagpole that flies both the U.S. and the POW-MIA flag. While the memorial and names provide an obvious visual reminder, Army Veteran Jan Scruggs wants people to know the story behind the memorial. It involves a poncho, a promise, PTSD, an Academy Award-winning movie and a focus on warriors instead o