In 2021, the Burma Army launched a coup that abolished Burma's steps toward democracy. Since then, the entire country has been in a state of civil war.
Ephraim Mattos
But America’s wars, for the moment, are over — if we are no longer fighting on foreign soil after two decades of the Global War on Terror, why are we still burying so many service members?
Memorial Day was created as a remembrance to honor the fallen by decorating graves — a holiday meant to provide a pause so we could remember those who have given the most they could give in the name of freedom. It’s time we’re reminded of that.
After living in and reporting from Ukraine the last nine years, conflict journalist Nolan Peterson has seen firsthand how the Russia's invasion impacted the county and its people, and how they responded in the face of war.
Twelve years ago, I saw one of my fellow Marines survive a sniper’s bullet to the head. I’m realizing now that I was fortunate to have been there to witness it.
This paramedic's stethoscope was an extension of his ears through the nearly five years he spent on the Minneapolis night shift as a paramedic — but those aren't the only memories tied to his medical device.
Joshua Skovlund
How a one-way ticket to Costa Rica and a panic attack forced a Marine sniper to stop chasing the dragon and start facing it.
The Crown Victoria Police Interceptor is quickly becoming a thing of the past. As the last remaining models are being retired from service, it’s time to give America’s most iconic cop car a proper farewell.
The man who built this magazine from the ground up is saying farewell, but our mission here remains the same.
For years, my brothers and I had been trained to take lives in the most violent ways possible; now, I was using my experience to try and save lives.