Operation Pineapple Express will likely go down as one of the greatest rescue missions in history. What makes it even more interesting and inspirational is the fact that it was mostly organized by civ

Six words sum up Col. Scott Mills philosophy on how he wants all his airmen to be treated and how they should prepare accomplish their mission. Many of these concepts are adaptable to civilian teams

Black Snow; Curtis LeMay, the Firebombing of Tokyo and the Road to the Atomic Bomb is author James M. Scotts latest release. In some ways it is a sequel to his previous book Rampage about the bat

The Shot: The Harrowing Journey of a Marine in the War on Terror tells the story of Sgt. Bill Bees narrow brush with death and the challenges he faced post- service. It is co-authored by Sgt. Bee a

Cobra gunship pilot Lew Jennings flew 726 missions in Vietnam, receiving over 50 combat decorations including three Distinguished Flying Cross citations for Valor and 36 Air Medals. He published a me

9/11 survivor & FDNY Veteran Tim Brown lost nearly 100 of his friends in the September 11 terrorist attacks, including his two best friends. He has made it his mission to assure that our nation never

Irv Brandts evolution from a Navy torpedo man to law enforcement was an awkward transition but it worked out. Irv served with the US Marshal Service for more than 20 years. After leaving the Navy, h

A moral injury can occur in response to witnessing behaviors that go against an individuals values and moral beliefs. I was first introduced to this concept by Col. Marc Walker of the 12th Air For

Frogmen was the nickname given to the members of the newly formed Underwater Demolition Teams (UDT) during World War II. Their fellow service members called them Half Fish, Half Nuts. They were th

Valor Club is an innovative master planned community specifically designed for transitioning Veterans. The development will be built on 200 acres five miles southeast of San Antonio. At full build out