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    Commercial imaging companies solved the data access problem; now they must tackle reliability. – Clone

    Commercial Earth observation (EO) has largely solved the access problem. Defense and national security organizations can now task commercial satellites with speed and scale unimaginable a decade ago. But access is not the same as reliability.…

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    Defending the Edge: Proven Air Defense for the Modern Fight

    From Ukraine to Iran, recent conflicts have underscored how profoundly low-cost, proliferated and adaptable aerial threats are reshaping the modern battlefield. Small drones and one-way attack systems are compressing decision timelines, stressing traditional defenses and exposing…

  • Healing Doesn’t End With the Veteran

    Healing Doesn’t End With the Veteran

    When Army veteran Chris Eaton attended Operation Warrior Resolution’s (OWR) Men’s Veteran Retreat earlier this year, he had been on a healing journey for several years. Following his military service, Chris dedicated himself to understanding the lasting effects of combat, PTSD, and loss. Over the previous two years, he worked with more than 40 mental…

  • Honoring 25 Years of Service Through Opportunity

    Honoring 25 Years of Service Through Opportunity

    As America commemorates the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, Tunnel to Towers Foundation is reflecting on a promise that has guided its mission from the very beginning: to Never Forget the sacrifices made by our nation’s military members, first responders, and their families. Throughout 2026, the Foundation is marking this milestone through nationwide initiatives…

  • Why “set it and forget it” does not work for Life Insurance

    Why “set it and forget it” does not work for Life Insurance

    USAA Life Insurance Company and USAA Life Insurance Company of New York Many service members are automatically enrolled in Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) and then rarely think about it again. Early in a career, that may be understandable. A young single service member with no dependents, no mortgage, and limited financial obligations may be…

  • Torch lighting, honoring of Vietnam vets kicks off DoD Warrior Games

    Editor’s note: These stories were produced by the Department of Defense and published here as part of a partnership with Military Times. WEST POINT, N.Y. – The Department of Defense Warrior Games began with Army Capt. Kelly Elmlinger lighting the official torch, with help from comedian Jon Stewart, during opening ceremonies for the games at the United States Military Academy. “Being selected to light the torch is as much an…

  • Department of Defense Warrior Games: more than a competition

    Editor’s note: These stories were produced by the Department of Defense and published here as part of a partnership with Military Times. For more than a decade, the Department of Defense Warrior Games have served as a platform for wounded, ill and injured service members, and veterans to compete against other wounded warriors in a variety of adaptive sports. But what is the DoD Warrior Games? The DoD Warrior Games…

  • How the Warrior Games support recovery journeys for wounded warriors

    Editor’s note: These stories were produced by the Department of Defense and published here as part of a partnership with Military Times. More than 200 athletes will come together at Naval Air Station North Island in June for the 2023 Department of Defense (DoD) Warrior Games, continuing an annual tradition of recovery through adaptive sports. The DoD Warrior Games was introduced in 2010 as an annual adaptive-sports competition to support…

  • Beneath her scars lies the heart of a warrior

    Beneath her scars lies the heart of a warrior

    Editor’s note: These stories were produced by the Department of Defense and published here as part of a partnership with Military Times. Newnan, Georgia is located 40 miles southwest of Atlanta and is the home of Alan Jackson and two Medal of Honor Recipients. According to ExploreGeorgia.com, it also boasts six National Register Historic Districts that includes the city courthouse built in 1902. This town of 42K is also the…

  • ‘God has a plan; your body will achieve what you believe’

    ‘God has a plan; your body will achieve what you believe’

    Editor’s note: These stories were produced by the Department of Defense and published here as part of a partnership with Military Times. Master Sgt. (ret) Scott Caroon joined the Air National Guard in 1990, during the transitional period of the Cold War Era where the still looming threat of the Soviet Union dictated training and operations. Within a year though, the Soviet Union would collapse and the United States would…

  • Matt Cable: drive and determination to overcome cancer

    Matt Cable: drive and determination to overcome cancer

    Editor’s note: These stories were produced by the Department of Defense and published here as part of a partnership with Military Times. Staff Sgt. Matt Cable is a two-time cancer survivor, diagnosed with leukemia in 2014. The Mayo Clinic describes leukemia as a cancer of the blood-forming tissue of the body, namely the bone marrow and lymphatic system. The National Institute of Health states there are over 59-thousand new cases…

  • The Longest Night of Museums Megastream

    The Longest Night of Museums Megastream

    Tune in on May 18 to experience an epic live tour of some of the world’s top naval museums, take part in fun activities, and win rewards! Capitans! We’re very proud to announce the return of the Longest Night of Museums for its third consecutive year! This time, we’re returning to an international megastream format that will take you on a live virtual tour of maritime museums around the world.…

  • Healing Warriors and Their Families

    Healing Warriors and Their Families

    Every year, Military Appreciation Month serves as an opportunity to recognize and honor the brave men and women who have served our country. This month is also a reminder of the sacrifices, made not just by service members, but also the sacrifices made by the family members, in service to our nation. We give our veterans a lot of credit and recognition, but that’s only a portion of what they…

  • Sneak Peek: The Longest Night of Museums 2023

    Sneak Peek: The Longest Night of Museums 2023

    Captains! World of Warships prides itself on its long-standing relationship with the most prestigious naval museums around the world. These institutions play a crucial role in preserving our collective maritime history and help us do our part in breathing new life into historic ships in our game. To honor these museums, we’re proud to announce that on the 18th of May, we will be hosting the third annual Longest Night…

  • PCS is easier with IHG® Army Hotels

    PCS is easier with IHG® Army Hotels

    It’s that time of year again. PCS season is in full swing and military families across the country are packing up to move to a new post. Moving is stressful anytime, but it’s especially difficult now with the ongoing housing shortages and significant increases in rental and housing costs. Fortunately, there is some good news: IHG® Army Hotels has extended the offering of the BAH (Basic Allowance for Housing) rate…

  • Military Transition: What you need to know about life insurance

    Military Transition: What you need to know about life insurance

    When you begin planning your retirement or transition out of the military, you should be aware that your Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) will end 120 days after your separation. As a retiring or transitioning veteran, you can convert your SGLI to Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI). With VGLI, you can get between $10,000 and $500,000 in term life insurance benefits. The amount you’ll get will match the amount of…

  • TAPS, VA urge veterans and survivors to seek earned PACT Act benefits

    TAPS, VA urge veterans and survivors to seek earned PACT Act benefits

    Beginning more than 10 years ago, military-connected survivors Alice Daniel, Coleen Bowman, and Danielle Robinson began to speak out with their stories of loss as a result of their loved one’s exposure to toxins while deployed. While each story is unique, the uphill battles for medical care, benefits, and answers are recurring themes. Their voices, along with countless others who bravely advocated for their heroes, were powerful forces that led…

  • From Suffering to Peace, Organization Heals Veterans

    From Suffering to Peace, Organization Heals Veterans

    For many veterans, time served is filled with moments of camaraderie, duty, and positive memories filled with pride. Unfortunately for me, it was a battle that led to more than a decade of trauma, shame, and guilt. But I’m here to tell you that no matter how hard the fight may be, it’s possible to find healing and peace. I served in the Army for seven years as a Logistics…

  • How Fiserv Demonstrates Its Commitment to the Military Community

    How Fiserv Demonstrates Its Commitment to the Military Community

    Fiserv, a global leader in payments and financial technology, has a strong commitment to the military community. This commitment is embodied by the Fiserv Salutes program through which Fiserv provides the military community with career opportunities, educational resources and business solutions. While navigating life in the U.S. Air Force, Missy Lawson quickly learned that trust is essential. Missy now serves as SVP of Information Technology at Fiserv – a global…

  • Battle with Post Traumatic Stress is Over

    Battle with Post Traumatic Stress is Over

    I can’t believe that elephants changed my life. It started when I saw a random event on Facebook that offered yoga classes for veterans at a local elephant sanctuary in my hometown of Sarasota, FL. At that time, I struggled to find meaning in my life and didn’t think that yoga would help. But something about the invitation sparked my interest, so I decided to take a chance and go.…

  • Healing Veterans Along Their Journey Home

    Healing Veterans Along Their Journey Home

    Anyone who has served in the military can remember daydreaming about what they would do when they made it out – seeing people they miss, potential careers, or places they want to travel. All of these are a part of the human experience, but for those in the military, there is an added layer of uncertainty. Military personnel are trained to be flexible and rapidly adapt to new situations. But…

  • Air Force Family Support Brother Wounded in Afghanistan

    Air Force Family Support Brother Wounded in Afghanistan

    August O’Niell’s family is filled with service members and veterans. He and his brother are Air Force pararescuemen and his mom, dad, and stepdad are Air Force veterans. So the family knew the risk of getting the call that no one wants. They all remember where they were when they got the news that August, while attempting to pull a wounded soldier out of a firefight, suffered leg wounds from…

  • IHG® Army Hotels: Building Better Communities Through Service

    IHG® Army Hotels: Building Better Communities Through Service

    Each year, September is a special month for IHG® Army Hotels. It’s our Giving for Good Month, which is dedicated to spreading the word that everyone has a part to play in helping our communities. Any act of service, no matter how small, can make a big difference. That mindset is at the heart of IHG’s promise of providing True Hospitality for Good through acts of service all year long.…

  • IHG® Army Hotels: Your Feedback Matters!

    IHG® Army Hotels: Your Feedback Matters!

    At IHG® Army Hotels, providing a higher rank of service is at the heart of what we do. We strive for excellence every day, and we’re always looking for ways to improve your stay. You don’t just have to take our word for it. Let’s take a look at some results of our guest satisfaction surveys from the last 10 fiscal years. Each year, our guest satisfaction scores have continued…

  • Letting Leaders Lead: Professional Careers for Veterans with Spectrum

    Letting Leaders Lead: Professional Careers for Veterans with Spectrum

    On a regular basis, business leaders across Customer Service Operations call centers in St. Louis, Missouri look to Chuck Veillon for his input on how best to attract, retain, and develop talent for Charter Communications, a leading broadband connectivity company and cable operator known through its Spectrum brand. In his role as a Director of Human Resources at Charter, Veillon, who is a 26-year Air Force veteran, provides strategic HR…

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