Rajiv Srinivasan is a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, where he served as a Stryker Platoon leader from 2009–10 in Kandahar. He hails from Roanoke, Va.
Twenty percent of transgendered Americans have served in the military. They deserve the same protections as other vets.
Instead of more training, the U.S. Army needs to overhaul how it promotes its leaders
Society can now separate the soldier from the cause, and our country has made significant strides in veteran care
The ten year delay between on-the-ground reality and official policy shows a troubling bureaucracy
There is no place for intolerance in our armed forces. And yet Milwaukee shooter and army veteran Wade Page has done his damage
The biggest barrier to preventing suicide among our service members and veterans is countering the disciplined self-reliance that they’ve been trained to embrace
Now that Staff Sergeant Robert Bales faces 17 counts of murder, it’s time to reopen the debate on mental-health screening for our soldiers, says a veteran who suffered from post-traumatic stress
One vet reflects on the meaning of Corporal Jesse Thorsen wearing his politics on his uniformed sleeve
Veterans Day can be awkward when civilians don’t really know what they’re thanking soldiers for
