The way our military hospitals treat wounded soldiers is execrable.

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Despite the horrors of combat and the prospect of continued deployments, rates of indiscipline and deep psychological trauma are low in the military, and reenlistment rates historically high. What explains this seeming paradox?

The government is missing capabilities on intelligence, Walter Reed, accountability, and more.

Lack of Congressional oversight is to blame for the poor state of health care for our soldiers.

SSgt Gutierrez’s story, like that of other winners of the Medal of Honor and service Crosses, reveals unimaginable gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life. It also gives a peek at the American way of fighting that integrates all elements of military power into a force that can defeat any battlefield challengers. However, it also is a system that may no longer operate as effectively after hundreds of billions of dollars are stripped from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines.

We cannot fully appreciate the psychic burden of ordering into harm's way men and women whom you see in front of you.

Congress should back up its cries to "support the troops" with action.