British War Hero Becomes 29th Rifles Regiment Soldier to Die from Suicide Andrew Borthwick, a former British Army soldier, is another combat veteran to die from suicide from The Rifles.
‘Sheepdog’ Turns Veteran Trauma into a Mission of Hope The new film "Sheepdog" follows a combat veteran’s struggle to rebuild his identity after war, offering an unflinching but...
Marine Veteran’s Suicide at VA Hospital Parking Lot Raises Alarm on Veteran Mental Health Crisis A former Marine, Enrique Ramos Jr., died by suicide at a San Antonio VA hospital in December, marking the second suicide at...
Suicide Prevention for Troops and Veterans: What Exists, What Works, and What Still Falls Short Suicide prevention for troops and veterans relies on layered systems that combine crisis lines, clinical care, peer support...
British Veteran Scales Two UK Peaks on Hands and Knees to Spread Suicide Awareness Jay Millard, a British Army veteran, crawled up two mountains on hands on knees to generate funds to support suicide...
Idaho’s Largest American Legion Post Teams with Be The One to Prevent Veteran Suicide An American Legion in Post Falls, Idaho used the Army-Navy football game to entice veterans to sign up for a national drive...
Congress Pushes VA to Expand Use of AI to Flag Suicide Risk New funding bill backs REACH VET 2.0 after criticism that the original system overlooked risks specific to women veterans.
‘After Action’ Gives Veterans a Platform to Discuss Their Unique Experiences Former Air Force combat photographer Stacy Pearsall is the host of the PBS show "After Action," which spotlights the...
Soldier Injured In Iraq Works To Prevent Veteran Suicide September is National Suicide Prevention Month. According to a report released by VA in December 2024, 6,407 veterans died by...
Post-9/11 Veteran Suicide Rate Started to Drop in 2020, Independent Study Finds The data continues to show high rates of suicide among that group, with those diagnosed with traumatic brain injury the...
Navy Commodore Relieved of Duties, First In Role To Lose Job in 2026 The relieved commodore lost the "trust and confidence" of superiors, will retain a staff position.
This Marine Married Chesty Puller’s Daughter and Was Recommended for the Medal of Honor at Khe Sanh In 1967, Vietnam, Capt. Bill Dabney chose the Marine unit closest to the enemy—an instinct that soon put him and his men at...
Pentagon Overhauls Military Moving System After Years of Family Complaints The Pentagon is overhauling its broken military moving system to centralize control, modernize technology and restore trust...
The Last Living Witness to Lincoln’s Assassination Told His Story on a 1950s Game Show Samuel J. Seymour was just five years old when he sat in the balcony at Ford’s Theatre on April 14, 1865, and heard the...
2026 Military Pay Charts Military service members will receive a 3.8% pay raise in 2026. Some senior officers may receive smaller percentages.
![](http://images03.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2025-09/picture1.jpg?itok=eNqBZdu2 "An event staff member, wearing a suicide prevention shirt, explains the benefits of suicide prevention programs to a paraplegic veteran during the "Suicide Prevention 2K Walk" event at the Fayetteville Veteran Association Medical Center, North Carolina Sept. 9, 2016. The event raised awareness for suicide programs during September Suicide Awareness Month, enabling people to support veterans and active-duty military members. (U.S Army photo by Pfc. Hubert D. Delany III)")
