Harambe isn’t just a dead gorilla. He’s a martyr.

Sometimes brands miss the meaning of Memorial Day, seeing it as a chance to promote themselves over a long weekend.

Task & Purpose spoke with the “Restrepo” director about his upcoming book, “Tribe,” and why over-valorizing veterans only does more harm than good.

A veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan reflects on the civilian-military divide and the risk of a Warrior-Caste society.

A demanding new college roommate got a lesson in civility from the U.S. Army veteran he was assigned to live with.

A Vox video explains that the civilian-military divide is growing because fewer Americans are serving.

Civilians want to connect with veterans, but we’re not giving them the time of day.

Neither population has intentionally chosen to isolate itself from the other. Instead, a “drift” has occurred.

Get off the Playstation, go outside, and go meet some people without high-and-tights.

Recent military reforms on Capitol Hill demonstrate the ongoing strains that are contributing to the civilian-military divide.

Perhaps unexpectedly, a newsletter start-up called theSkimm has helped to bridge the civilian-military divide.

The military needs to play a bigger role in connecting troops to the public and promoting organizations that bring service members and communities together.

As a modern veteran, you will play a big part in the next chapter of American history, but that’s pretty daunting. Here are six simple things you can do.