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Atheism in the Military: Growing Trend?

Soldier's Praying without Athiest

My Roots I recall listening to the Chaplain during a basic training invocation back in 1996. He was leading a prayer at an event and as everyone bowed their heads, I noticed that I was alone in not joining in the prayer. It was automatic for all the Airmen to dig right in, bow the heads, and give a soft ... Read More »

Heroes Among Us

A Moment of Truth

A friend and co-worker found this video the other day and came over to my desk to say, “Watch it. You will cry. I cried.” Sure enough, I cried. It’s just a short video and there are few words spoken really, but it’s powerful. As someone who works for a Vietnam veterans organization, comes from a military family and has ... Read More »

Air Force MSgt Craig Zaleski Needs Your Support

Help MSgt Zaleski and his family.

MilPages is more than just news. When a military family needs help, or there is a cause we can get behind then we utilize our platform to raise awareness and support. We hope you will not only share this and help us raise awareness for one family but also consider giving for a much needed cause. We strongly believe in ... Read More »

Drop Those Bad Habits, But We Won’t Make It Easy

U.S. soldiers walk in front of meal station at Kandahar Airfield

Upfront, I know it’s always an uphill battle as with anything in the military. Hell, you don’t signup because it’s easy. You sign up for the challenge. There are some challenges that I have to question though and figure out who is intentionally setting me and my family up for failure. I am talking about the new military, the one ... Read More »

Houstan Man Scams VFW

Joe Nichols of Prasolus

Joe H. Nichols, a Houston man who is 46 years old, has been accused of scamming donations made by the national veteran group for his own personal benefits.The money was raised so that it can be used to purchase communication devices for soldiers in Iraq to connect with their loved ones while overseas. A total of $182,000 was raised by the Veterans ... Read More »