This blog post from Nolan Peterson was written for The Daily Signal. 

Army Sgt. 1st Class Jeffrey Martin parked the truck outside the concrete slabs arranged in a defensive perimeter around the tactical […]

This post was written by Jim McDermott for the VFR Hub.

The post is written as a conversation between a researcher and potential participant, exploring the reasons why people should consider participating in […]

The latest supplement issue of JMVFH is now available to read. This supplement focuses on issues relating to the impact of military life on children from military families.
The Journal of Military, Veteran and […]

How severe injuries in the First World War led to pioneering medical techniques and the origins of facial reconstruction.
Article by Dr Andrew Bamji for Forces.net News
As a rheumatology trainee, specialising in […]

Joshua Broder, who now runs Tilson Technology Management in Portland, says the work ethic, team thinking and the leadership training soldiers receive translate well to civilian jobs.
Joshua Broder and Drew […]

Armed Forces charity SSAFA has launched the initiative to help service leavers find employment and overcome mental health stigma in the workplace.

The Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association […]

While post-traumatic stress disorder has become a much-discussed affliction, a seemingly more prevalent problem is going largely overlooked: transition stress. Think of it as a clinical-sounding diagnosis for that […]

We would like to build up a collection of suggestions from the Hub’s user community on recommended books to read. Suggestions should be related in some way to themes/topics that would be relevant to those […]

The Soldiering On Awards (SOA) recognise the outstanding achievements of those who have served their country, and the diverse people and groups who work together in support of the Armed Forces Community. They aim […]

The Veterans Advisory and Pensions Committees (VAPC) are looking for new members for 12 of its 13 regional committees and five Chairmen, one for each of the following regional committees – East Midlands, North E […]

Loved ones of veterans who have been emotionally or physically affected while serving in a military role are being sought for a major new educational project chronicling the impact of war on families.  Thanks to […]

There is a long tradition in the UK of personnel writing poetry as a way to communicate their experiences of warfare and what it was like to be part of the Armed Forces. Poetry can at once be an intensely personal […]

A former UK soldier who now works as a nurse is encouraging more male serving personnel to consider a similar career change.
Now working as a lecturer at Plymouth University, Danny Clarke says men can care j […]

Forces.net asked leading military experts how the British Armed Forces might look in 10 years. 

The military and tech worlds are constantly evolving. It is crucial for the British military to keep up with the e […]

Beyond being the best: Educating for narrative repair in transition from British Army to ‘Civvy Street’
This is an extract from Graham Cable’s latest post on his blog WriteForYour.Life, which gives an exe […]

The British armed forces now have a retention crisis rather than a recruitment crisis, new figures suggest, as modern soldiers are no longer willing to move around the world.
Government data released on Thursday […]