Leadership before D-Day: Pressure–With Director Anthony Maras
History often remembers the invasion: the beaches, the Soldiers, and the first waves crashing ashore on D-Day. But in the days before Allied...
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The Sound of a Nation: The Washington Tattoo Story
In this episode of Army Matters, LTG (Ret.) Leslie Smith sits down with SGM (Ret.) Mark Reilly, founder of The Washington Tattoo, a large-sc...
Triage to Three Stars: 25 Years Since 9/11
In this episode of Army Matters, LTG (Ret.) Leslie Smith and SMA (Ret.) Dan Dailey sit down with LTG (Ret.) Patricia Horoho to reflect on he...
Soldier, Scientist, Innovator
In this episode of Army Matters, LTG (Ret.) Leslie Smith and SMA (Ret.) Dan Dailey sit down with LTC Armand Balboni, a U.S. Army officer who...
Not a Straight Line: From Cadet to Commander
In this episode of Army Matters, hosts LTG (Ret.) Leslie Smith and SMA (Ret.) Dan Dailey sit down with BG Maurice “Moe” Barnett, Commanding...
Hope After the Fire: Sgt. Rick Yarosh on Resilience and Service
Sgt. (Ret.) Rick Yarosh travels the country with Sweethearts & Heroes, speaking primarily to students about hope, empathy, resilience, and t...
Beyond the Medal: Clint Romesha on Leadership Under Fire
Heroism is often remembered in a single moment, but for those who live it, the story does not end when the shooting stops. Leadership, respo...
Talent, Mobility, and the Force Behind the Force
When it comes to readiness, the careers of Army spouses are sometimes overlooked, but the balance required to maintain economic stability an...
The Price of Freedom: Service After Loss
The military does many things with precision and honor, but for families left behind, the hardest journey often begins after the ceremony en...
Redefining Tech for the Future Fight: A General's New Mission
The character of war is changing, but its human stakes are not. Speed, software, autonomy, and long-range systems now shape the battlefield,...
Scoring Touchdowns for Soldiers’ Health
Officers and Soldiers of all ranks perform daily physical tasks that rival—if not surpass—those of some of the world’s top athletes, thanks...
East is Up for the U.S. Army in Korea
With its proximity to China, Russia, and—obviously—North Korea, the United States Forces Korea command is growing in importance by the minut...
Developing a Sweet Tooth for Business
In 2014, a military spouse and a priest—both avid bakers—wanted to create a fun, welcoming place that could help out transitioning veterans....
A Silent Night in WWII: A Special Christmas Story
On Christmas Eve, 1944, Elizabeth Vincken and her twelve-year-old son, Fritz, sat down for a quiet Christmas Eve dinner, hopeful for a respi...
Love and Marriage… and Entrepreneurship
As they helped Afghanistan refugees during the sudden withdrawal of American troops from the country in 2021, social entrepreneur Alex McLeo...
Helping Veterans Byte Digital Bullets
In 2013, a mother and her son decided to collect some used PCs and Macs and donate them to military veterans so they could learn valuable di...
Charting a (Running) Path to Help Fellow Veterans
As LTC Mike Erwin retired from active duty in 2010, he discovered a large number of fellow veterans who were longing for a community. And so...
The One -Time Ballerina Who Became a Ranger
For decades, Soldiers in the Army Ranger School were only men, most of them in their 20s. But in 2015, then-MAJ Lisa Jaster set out to chang...
How to Turn Pain into Purpose
In April 2003, CPL J.R. Martinez’s Humvee ran over a roadside bomb in Iraq, and he was trapped in the burning vehicle for over five minutes....
How an Iron Man Leads His Troops
In August 2024, LTG Brian Eifler stepped into the role of Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel of the Army. Drawing on 33 years of experience...