J.M. Phelps 
When veterans take their own lives, their families may receive financial support if the veteran was covered by Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI).
In Air Force Brigadier General Christopher Sage’s case, he was left in command.
Do President Donald Trump and War Secretary Pete Hegseth recognize the bureaucratic challenges that are undermining the careers of U.S.
A troubling discovery has surfaced for veterans, one that says their life insurance can read like a financial plan for their own death.
In the weeks following the historic reinstatement ceremony of U.S.
In response to the six Democrats encouraging military personnel and intelligence officials to defy President Donald Trump, a conservative Arizona state lawmaker and veteran offers his perspective.
A security expert observes an increase in violent attacks on innocent Americans, raising the question: Why is this happening?
The future of an exemplary 12-year active duty Marine Corps officer hangs in the balance.
As the popularity of commercial drones continues to rise in the United States, U.S.
It should come as no surprise that large defense contractors have long misled the U.S.
Laws were clearly broken through the oppressive enforcement and administration of the military’s COVID-19 shot, yet to this day, no one is willing to acknowledge which specific laws were transgressed.
Dozens of service members currently serving in the military have offered their thoughts on how to hold accountable those military leaders who violated the law by implementing and enforcing the COVID-19 shot.
While the Department of War highlights an increase in military recruits under the current administration, they are overlooking specific groups within both the present cohort of service members and upcoming generations who are being discouraged from joining.
Four years later, there has still been no action for accountability for those who tyrannically enforced the COVID-19 shot mandate on the military.
The lingering effects of racism and white supremacy have tainted American thinking, or so claims one university president in The Golden State.
The fentanyl crisis represents a growing public health emergency fueled by illicitly produced fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is 50 times stronger than heroin.
President Donald Trump and War Secretary Pete Hegseth have claimed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are finished, but is that really the case?
Remember when military whistleblowers often faced career-ending reprisals after reporting allegations, only to find their appeals for help to the Inspector General’s (IG) office disappear—their cases apparently buried beneath bureaucratic silence.
A Pentagon official recognizes that doing the right thing can be hard, but what he wants service members to understand above all is that the War Department has their back.
The Boards for Correction of Military/Naval Records (BCMR/NR) process to correct errors and rectify injustices brought on by the 2021 COVID-19 shot mandate is failing to meet the needs of service members.
Service members are urged to report any adverse health events that occurred after the 2021 COVID-19 shot to a national database.
After enduring years of scrutiny for questioning the efficacy of the non-FDA-approved, Emergency Use experimental COVID-19 shot, an Army helicopter pilot has finally prevailed under new leadership within the Department of War—just weeks before a scheduled involuntary retirement on October 6.
As the Department of War intensifies its initiatives to restore the careers of service members impacted by the COVID-19 shot mandate, an Air Force officer is working hard to vindicate himself against tough odds.
The case of a 12-year active-duty Marine Corps officer exposes a top-down leadership failure that echoes a legally condemned system and puts constitutional freedoms at risk.
Following numerous inquiries, allegations of political extremism, and financial struggles, an Army officer is thankful for a chance to revive his career after being booted for opposing former Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s COVID-19 shot mandate.
Prior to the military’s implementation of the COVID-19 shot mandate in 2021, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Brandon Budge had established an outstanding 18-year career as a Black Hawk helicopter pilot and he’s fighting to bring it back to pre-mandate status before it’s too late.
On September 3, over two dozen service members and veterans took part in a “Listening Session” alongside several prominent leaders and others from the Department of Defense.
Before the military imposed its 2021 COVID-19 shot requirement, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Brandon Budge had built an impeccable 18-year career flying Black Hawk helicopters.
Children younger than five, particularly infants and toddlers, are increasingly at risk for accidental exposure to fentanyl.
While there is a growing wave in skepticism towards all vaccines within the Department of Defense after the illegal enforcement of the COVID-19 shot, a whistleblower has come forward to present information indicating that employees within Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) have previously expressed similar doubts, especially regarding the flu vaccine.
According to an August 12 exclusive report from The Daily Signal, “President Donald Trump’s Department of Veterans Affairs processed more disability benefits compensation and pension ratings claims in a single year than ever before.” “…in fiscal year 2024, VA processed a total of 2,517,519 ratings claims.
Four years later, then-Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s COVID-19 shot mandate still stirs emotions from all those affected.
The United States military may be ill-prepared to treat those wounded in a large-scale combat operation.
After the tyrannical enforcement of the now-rescinded 2021 COVID-19 shot mandate, now determined to be “unlawful as implemented,” skepticism of all vaccines has clearly increased throughout the military community.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has been adequately informed about a Marine Corps’ officer’s denied religious accommodation request and the subsequent punitive actions taken against him for holding to his religious convictions against the flu shot.
A recent podcast by Shawn Ryan caught the attention of service members and veterans seeking accountability over the COVID-19 shot mandate.
On July 9, active-duty Navy Commander Robert A.
A former military officer who lost his career as a result of the COVID-19 shot mandate may now lose his second career over his objection to the so-called vaccine.
The spouse of an active-duty member of the Air Force stands in the gap for her husband of 11 years.
Without intervention, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Brandon Budge will be separated from the Army on September 1 for his objection to the safety and efficacy of the COVID-19 shot in 2021, which was determined by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to be “unlawful as implemented.” In March, with the hope of restoring his career, the Black Hawk helicopter pilot was advised by Gen.
Tens of thousands of service members and veterans were negatively impacted by previous illegally mandated anthrax vaccines and COVID-19 shots.
A group of retired senior military officers and others sent a letter to President Donald Trump, expressing their concern about the mandated COVID-19 and anthrax vaccinations.
A small subset of the U.S.
Despite efforts by President Trump and SecDef Hegseth to the restore the military following an unlawful COVID-19 shot mandate, service members are still getting booted for their objection.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s efforts to restore the military are appreciated, but those injured by the COVID-19 shot are feeling abandoned.
Service members applaud the Department of Defense’s latest move, hoping it brings them one step closer to holding accountable those who implemented and enforced former Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s tyrannical COVID-19 shot mandate.
Members of the military are fighting to receive religious accommodation for the flu vaccine to remain in the military, but no one is listening.
On April 23, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum to direct the Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness to provide supplemental remedies for service members and former service members who were adversely affected by COVID-19 shot mandate through adverse actions and more.
An expert raises alarming concerns about the origins of COVID-19, suggesting the 2019 World Military Games in Wuhan may have been a cover for a covert biological operation. This revelation demands urgent attention.
In the wake of a tragic suicide, a mother confronts systemic failures within the VA healthcare system, sparking a crucial dialogue on mental health care for veterans and the urgent need for reform.
A former U.S. Space Force officer, unjustly discharged over vaccine mandates, seeks reinstatement amid a bureaucratic void. Will key leaders respond to his urgent plea for justice and service?
The tragic story of a veteran’s death raises critical questions about the use of remdesivir in COVID-19 treatment. As his spouse seeks answers, the implications for healthcare transparency and accountability unfold.
A former Navy service member’s separation highlights the contentious intersection of military policy and personal beliefs, raising critical questions about freedom of expression and the implications of COVID-19 mandates.
A distinguished Air Force Major faces potential discharge and loss of pay after his religious objections to the flu vaccine were denied. This situation raises critical questions about religious freedoms within the military.
U.S. Air Force veteran Jackie Frederick highlights a troubling gap in disability compensation for veterans, questioning the moral integrity of the VA’s policies. Her compelling call for reform underscores the urgent need for change.
President Trump’s recent executive order to reinstate military service members dismissed for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine has sparked hope, yet significant barriers remain for many, as highlighted by the story of a former sergeant.
A former Army Reserve major challenges the Maine Army National Guard’s handling of discharges linked to COVID-19 vaccine mandates, raising critical questions about legality and accountability within military protocols.
A VA whistleblower reveals troubling revelations about the agency’s handling of religious exemption requests during the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, raising critical questions about faith-based rights and systemic discrimination within federal policies.
