Opinion

The peace agreement with the Taliban offers at least the first real prospect for an end to a seemingly interminable war, says the author of this commentary.

While suicides soar, the VA is turning eligible veterans away from care, says the author of this commentary.

U.S. national security is enhanced when its partners around the world are not only willing to spend their own resources on the right military capabilities, but are also willing to serve as the first-line of defense for their people, says the author of this commentary.

As the effort to end the U.S. war in Afghanistan continues to unfold, public support for the military as an institution has remained high, as has appreciation for service members themselves.

America’s overreach and never-ending footprint in Iraq is exacerbating strains in that country, says the author of this commentary.

To fix the veterans suicide crisis, tackle the problem from a special operations mindset, says the author of this commentary.

Service member who committed war crimes aren’t “the good guys,” says the author of this commentary.

After a U.S. strike killed Iran’s top general, it is aiming to use proxy groups in Afghanistan to target American interests there, says the author of this commentary.

The Wounded Warrior Project responds to a recent article in the Journal of the American Medical Association on the effectiveness of PTSD therapy.