by David Chrisinger “Weep, darling. Weep…and then, tomorrow, we shall make something strong of this sorrow.”–Lorraine Hansberry, “The Sign in…
“That sound. That groan chasing a clap. It hit me a second later. The shock wave knocked me on my…
by David P. Ervin I asked a buddy how he was doing the other day. I keep in touch pretty regularly…
by Travis Switalski, Sr. The places where we fought are more than names on a paper map. They are more…
“Yet we few pay such a heavy price in hopes that our Efforts might keep children, now yet just little…
by Travis Switalski, Sr. I have been told by my civilian friends on many occasions that I should relax because…
by David Chrisinger The commander’s words relieve their stricken hearts: ‘My comrades, hardly strangers to pain before now, we all…
by Joe Carvalko Excerpts from my latest book of poetry, Behind the Steel, narrate military themes, not to honor or…
by Travis Switalski, Sr. I have been asked that question more times than I care to count. I have been…
I was recently talking with a friend about the dialogue surrounding ‘thank you for your service’ in the military and…