For 25 years, women service members were involuntarily discharged from the military due to motherhood, receiving no compensation. Now, a new bill seeks to provide financial redress and upgrade military records for affected veterans, marking a step toward justice.
A VA study has found that veterans co-prescribed opioids and benzodiazepines face an increased mortality risk. The study, spanning 2007 to 2019, highlights concerns over prescribing practices, despite recent regulatory changes aiming to curb the use of these high-risk medications.
In 1997, 1st Lt. Vernon Baker received the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions in World War II, decades after his bravery on the battlefield. He became one of seven Black American troops belatedly recognized for their valor.
At Camp Rilea, more than 200 Army Reserve soldiers trained for a worst-case scenario: responding to a nuclear detonation. Divided into engineering, chemical, and medical units, soldiers practiced decontamination, urban rescue, and emergency medical care in a high-stakes simulation.
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