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Editor’s note: The Long March will be closed for inventory the month of August. We regret any inconvenience this causes … Continued

“The true cost of war — that’s what this week is about for me. That’s why I am here,” says … Continued

Internships may seem pointless and grueling at times, especially while being a full-time student. However, they are worth the trouble … Continued

After hearing he had been stop-lossed and would be heading back to Iraq for a second time, Kristofer Goldsmith decided … Continued

My grandfather served in the Pacific during World War II and died three months before I shipped to Iraq. I … Continued

As Domestic Violence Awareness month approaches next week, the National Football League continues to take heat on what exactly its … Continued

The American Military Partner Association has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Veterans Affairs for failing to provide all … Continued

According to Forbes Magazine, “most veterans are more qualified than they realize for well-paying jobs.” They usually have the practical … Continued

Last week the Service Women’s Action Network, along with Vietnam Veterans of America and Yale’s Veterans Legal Services, filed a … Continued

The transition from soldier to student can be difficult for veterans to say the least. There seems to be numerous … Continued

Last week, the Marine Corps announced that starting this October, it will allow company-grade female Marine officers to attend the … Continued

The end result of one of the latest sexual assault scandals to hit the Army came during a tumultuous time … Continued

Ever since the combat exclusion policy was overturned in 2013, the integration of women into combat arms has been met … Continued

By January 2016, all jobs traditionally closed to women within the military must be open, including the infantry and Special … Continued