In Service

Strengthening the Guard That Protects Indiana and the Nation For more than two centuries, the Indiana National Guard has stood as a defender of both Indiana communities and the nation

A Tragic Week in the Nation’s Capital What began as a routine deployment to Washington, D.C. ended in unimaginable tragedy this week. On Wednesday, two National Guard members from West

A Major Step Forward as Texas Submits Federal Grant Application A long-awaited effort to bring a state veterans cemetery to East Texas has reached a major milestone. Texas Land Commissioner

A Painful Loss and Preventable Factors This OpEd is a follow-up to my last one, The Sound of Taps: A Brother’s Reflection on Sacrifice and Service. The more I think

Honoring Service With New Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors Veterans who call Tennessee home will now find even more reasons to explore the state’s natural landscapes, thanks to newly expanded

A Lawman’s Perspective on a Life-Threatening Crime As a retired sheriff’s deputy, Michigan State Rep. Mike Mueller knows firsthand the dangers law enforcement officers face every day. On two separate

As the United States approaches its 250th birthday in 2026, Hoosiers and Americans alike pause this Veterans Day to honor those whose courage and sacrifice have preserved the freedoms that

A National Effort With Local Roots Across the nation, communities are coming together to ensure that American service members stationed around the world never lose their most meaningful connection —

The Weight of Loss I’ve been contemplating what topic my next article should be on, and the one thing that has been gnawing at me for some time now, because

House Republican Leadership Chairwoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY) and Congressman Tom Kean, Jr. (R-NJ) have sent a letter to Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll voicing their full support for a new initiative