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photo providedThe former Army captain said some who endured America’s longest war have struggled to find meaning in their service. -
Jay Price/American HomefrontNot only is the federal shutdown affecting many troops' paychecks, it's interrupting training and causing supply shortages.
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The foodbank prepared to serve 500 households in Norfolk. More than 1,000 showed up. -
The Defense Civilian Training Corps serves as a "talent factory" for the Department of Defense. -
Lawmakers running out of time before troops miss their next pay day on Oct. 15. -
Pete Hegseth presided over an enlistment ceremony for 60 new recruits at the Virginia Beach base. -
The 250th Anniversary Celebration was marked with a major show of Navy force, including missile launches costing millions of dollars. -
The event honoring the 250 anniversary of the Navy is happening at Naval Station Norfolk, despite the government shutdown. -
Military families already are more likely to need food aid than civilians. Local foodbanks and pantries expect a surge of demand. -
Naval Support Activity Portsmouth is part of an ongoing effort to tackle backlogs. -
The region’s large military and federal presence mean the local economy will take a hit. -
Part of the Waldo Family Lecture Series on Foreign Policy, the topics ranged from the value of journalists to the defense of Taiwan.
