Veterans

Testimony
The capitol steps
December 18, 2024

There Is No Substitute for Congress Legislating

By Philip Wallach
Post
December 09, 2024
AEIdeas

Carl and a Connection to the Past

By Samuel J. Abrams
Post
November 10, 2023
AEIdeas

Bringing Military Families into the 21st Century: Highlights from My Conversation with Sam Meek

By Shane Tews
Op-Ed
Arlington national cemetery on memorial day
May 30, 2023
The Dispatch

‘Throw Open the Windows of Your Soul to the Sun’

By Chris Stirewalt
Op-Ed
December 12, 2022
Commentary

From the Halls of Montezuma to the Halls of Central High

By Robert Pondiscio
Article
college education geared toward veterans
November 11, 2022
The Bulwark

Supporting Veterans on Campus

By Brent Orrell
Op-Ed
In October 2017, the 2017 Amphibious Bold Alligator Exercise was held on the East Coast of the United States at Camp Lejeune. Jointly organized by the US Navy and the Marine Corps to maintain their amphibious know-how.
September 04, 2022
The Hill

DoD’s Toxic Liabilities Will Adversely Affect Recruiting

By John G. Ferrari | James Mismash
Post
June 24, 2022
AEIdeas

988: A New Chapter in America’s Fight Against Suicide

By Ajit Pai
Multimedia
May 17, 2022
Books & Books

Uncertain Ground: An Evening with Phil Klay and Kori Schake

By Kori Schake
Podcast
podcast image logo for website
November 18, 2021

Andrew Donaldson on American Culture, Writing, and Vocation

By Brent Orrell
Op-Ed
honoring our veterans
November 11, 2021
The Dispatch

Sometimes Necessary, Always Tragic

By Brent Orrell
Post
October 04, 2021
AEIdeas

Onward to Opportunity: Standing in the Gap for Veteran Employment

By Brent Orrell
Podcast
September 15, 2021

WTH Is Going on with the Hostages in Afghanistan? Elliot Ackerman on Those Left Behind and the Americans Working to Get Them Out

By Marc A. Thiessen | Danielle Pletka
Op-Ed
August 31, 2021
The Washington Post

Our Military’s Sacrifice in Afghanistan Was Not in Vain

By Marc A. Thiessen
Post
beyond the broken veteran
March 26, 2021
AEIdeas

New Efforts to Serve Those Who Served

By Brent Orrell
Op-Ed
March 02, 2021
The New York Times

The Military’s Extremism Problem Is Our Problem

By Kori Schake | Michael Robinson
Op-Ed
November 03, 2020
War on the Rocks

Missionaries from a Strange Land: Veterans and the Society That Sends Them

By Kori Schake
Podcast
September 11, 2020
Defense & Aerospace Report

China, Civil-military Relations, and the Legacy of 9/11

By Mackenzie Eaglen
Post
May 22, 2020
AEIdeas

Memorial Day and Veterans in Politics

By Karlyn Bowman
Op-Ed
Economic Opportunity, Transition Assistance, and the 21st-Century Veteran: The Case for a Fourth VA Administration
April 23, 2020
Washington Examiner

Our Veterans Want Us to Stop Making More Afghanistan Veterans

By Timothy P. Carney
Post
April 03, 2020
AEIdeas

The Ongoing Tragedy at the Massachusetts Soldiers’ Home Is a Wake-up Call

By Frances Tilney Burke
Post
March 06, 2020
AEIdeas

Veterans in Politics: Super Tuesday 2020

By Rebecca Burgess
Multimedia
New Hampshire's Bill Gardner, the longest-serving secretary of state in the U.S., speaks to the state legislature after winning another term in Concord, New Hampshire, U.S., December 5, 2018.
February 24, 2020
American Enterprise Institute

Veterans in State Legislative Chambers, Snapshot 2020 Edition

By Rebecca Burgess
Op-Ed
honoring our veterans
February 21, 2020
The American Interest

The Other Third Rail in American Politics

By Rebecca Burgess