Veterans
It may be when you amass enough points, or it may be after your first enlistment is over, but either way, you will become a veteran. Transition is easier for some than for others, but there are many paths to success after military life.
Using an Internship to Become More Competitive in Your Field
Would you expect a sophomore cadet to have the necessary experience to lead a company of soldiers? Probably not. Therefore,...
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Keep Trusting Your Smile to Us
Delta Dental has proudly provided dental coverage to military retirees and their families for the last 20 years through the...
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Never Forget
Since his famous role as Lt. Dan in the movie Forrest Gump, Gary Sinise has had a strong relationship with...
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Commanders Guidance: Three Orders from a Veteran for Veterans
A few years ago, when I was commanding a brigade in the 101st Airborne Division, I invited one of our...
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5 Tips for Buying Life Insurance
Buying life insurance may not be the most exciting item to shop for on your list this year, but the...
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Military Family Members Find Voice in Politics
The military community looks much different than it did decades ago. A mix of changing times and nearly 17 years...
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Senate Confirms Robert Wilkie to Lead VA
The Senate confirmed Robert Wilkie Monday to head the Department of Veterans Affairs, the US government's second largest department. Wilkie,...
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The Open Wounds of Veterans
As veterans, we carry open wounds. I’m not referring to the physical wounds from a gunshot or an explosion in...
Read moreReservist’s Nomination to Lead VA Expected to Advance This Week
The nomination of Air Force Reserve Officer Robert Wilkie to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs heads to committee consideration...
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Married and Deployed
Separations are one of the hardest parts of military life. For dual serving military couples, there is the added perspective...
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