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Resource Alert: Nonprofit Offers Funding for Toddler and Pre-K Military Kids’ Activities
July 15, 2026, Oakton, Va. — Some of our nation’s youngest make the biggest sacrifices. At just 13 months old, Collins already knows what deployment feels like: her father is currently overseas serving with the Army National Guard. Fortunately, Collins also knows what community feels like. At the beginning of the deployment, her mother, Ciara,…
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A Military Family’s Journey through Separation and Healing
Traveling halfway around the world for care is a daunting event, but that’s just what the Brice family of three had to do in April 2023. The Brices were living in Grafenwoehr, Germany where Army Staff Sgt. William Brice was stationed as a cavalry scout. After noticing that their young daughter had unexplained bruises, William…
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Speed as a strategic advantage in border monitoring
Across Europe, border environments are becoming increasingly dynamic and complex. Activity can shift within hours—vehicles reposition, staging areas disperse, small watercraft alter routes, and nodes of activity appear and disappear with little warning. For national security organizations, ministries of interior, and supporting non-governmental partners, the challenge in border monitoring is no longer access to information…
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HONORING FREEDOM, SERVICE, AND HOMES FOR OUR TROOPS
As our nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, we are reminded that America’s story is one of resilience, innovation, and an enduring commitment to the ideals of freedom and opportunity. Those same values live on today, especially in the Servicemembers who defend our nation and protect those freedoms. As America marks 250 years, organizations like Homes…
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Courage Can Save Us as a Nation. These Ten Americans Show Us How
Since 2018, With Honor has helped elect more than one hundred military veterans and national security professionals. In Courage Can Save US, I profile ten of them in office: five Democrats and five Republicans. As of this writing, six are in the House of Representatives, two are in the Senate, and two are governors. Nine…
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Digital Engineering Is an Acquisition Weapon System. Start Treating It Like One.
While our adversaries accelerate the acquisition timeline from concept to capability, the United States continues to field weapon systems and platforms on decade-long cycles. This disparity brings great risk to our warfighters, who will be left to defend U.S. interests with exquisite platforms that are obsolete on arrival. But this is not an indictment of…
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Veterans Find Healing Through Equine-Assisted Therapy
For U.S. Coast Guard veteran Skyla Luckey, healing came through an unexpected partnership with a retired therapy horse named Tara. On her second day in Operation Warrior Resolution’s Equine-Assisted Healing Program, Luckey described feeling an immediate connection. “Her energy was calm and stable. I got grounded in the present moment, and I made sure my…
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The Next Mission: Bringing Military-Connected Leaders to Capitol Hill
In Washington, D.C., public service is often measured in titles, offices, and proximity to power. At HillVets, it is measured differently: by whether those who have served this country in uniform continue serving in the rooms where decisions are made. Founded in 2013, HillVets is a community of veterans, service members, military spouses, survivors, and…
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Honoring America’s Heroes by Standing With Their Children
For more than two decades, Americans have come together to honor the sacrifices of our nation’s military service members by supporting the families they leave behind. Among those families are the children of our fallen heroes, whose futures are forever shaped by a parent’s service and sacrifice. Today, that commitment remains as strong as ever.…
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Army vet supports her Navy sister in tough hospital journey
“I went to Japan and I was ready to spend the next 20 years there,” Kayla Saska said, a former sailor describing her first duty station. “I loved it, the people, the culture.” Kayla, a high school athlete who scored well on the military entrance exams, excelled in the Navy school for her job, fire…
