Kyle Carpenter is a Marine veteran who received the Medal of Honor on June 19, 2014.

On the heels of a report that suicides are up 20% this year, Pentagon officials released suicide data for last year.

"The world of Star Trek may just be a peek into what's to come."

Growing up with a rare form of dwarfism, one might assume that I've gone through life with a disadvantage. After all, everyday tasks were much harder for me than for most people. Reaching the third…, height than any other patient on record, . Today, thanks to those surgeries, I am a proud 4'10" and living the life I always wanted. That memory of being too small to reach the cupboard is important to me for two reasons. It reminded me…, 1. I've learned to adopt and overcome., I spent a majority of my childhood molding myself into a mini MacGyver. By age five, I could spot random household items that could serve me in the unique ways that I needed. Spatulas and pencils…, 2. My strong sense of patriotism., My mom is a former Air Force Lieutenant. With love and a healthy dose of respect, I called her G.I. Jane growing up for the way she'd bark orders at me and expect nothing less than my very best. My…, 3. I understand that it’s not all about me., It took my surgeon, Dr. Errol Mortimer, 14 hours to complete the bone-lengthening surgery on my lower legs. I didn't wake up from it until four days later. The pain was horrifying. Every sensation…, 4. I don’t sweat the small stuff., Well, here's something I've never shared publicly before (not even in my memoir ) … I have eight toes. When I was a teenager, my feet were too wide to fit comfortably in average sneakers or dress…, 5. I know that scars are badges of honor., The first night I met my husband, we ordered pizza and rented movies. He was three hours late, got lost, and the delivery we'd ordered tasted like cardboard. To this day, I believe if we sprinkled…

Kaya spent hundreds of hours walking the halls of the U.S. Capitol lobbying for a bill to provide federal funding for mental health service dogs.

Chuck Norris, U.S. military veteran and martial arts superstar, began honing his skills in Korea while serving in the Air Force.

Talking to people about their jobs is called informational interviewing, and the technique usually works very well.

In the wake of the Vanessa Guillen death, Army officials promised that Fort Hood would increase transparency. But Military.com has uncovered at least one recent death that went undisclosed.

Investigators found that the ship had the highest number of suicide-related behaviors from 2017 to 2019 when compared to all aircraft carriers on the East Coast.

The unit of nine, code named the Black Birds, carefully tends to its M777, artillery that was delivered by Ukraine's benefactors after a lengthy negotiation process.