On Patrol

Feature Article

• Warrior Games Inspire Wounded Warriors

  Two hundred wounded warriors met at the inaugural Warrior Games in Colorado Springs, Colorado, to compete in a week-long Paralympic-style event designed to prove that ability can triumph over disability.

  Fred W. Baker, III

• Spy Games

  Though the Allies far outnumbered the enemy in World War II, it could have dragged on for years had it not been for the Allies' intelligent designs to aid prisoners of war and decode enemy communiqués.

  Brian Haig

• Culture: Afghanistan - The New Skiing Destination

  Perspectives on Afghanistan.

  Jon Boone

• Security: Training for Reality

  Perspectives on Afghanistan.

  Donna Miles

• People: Helping the Children of Afghanistan

  Perspectives on Afghanistan.

  Patricia Silberman & Mary Jo Myers

• Birdies for the Brave

  PGA TOUR players and their wives help service members and their families through lessons learned on the course.

  Stephen Kupcha, SOC (SEAL), Ret

• Poet's Corner

  Inside a warrior poet's art: Selections from the Vietnam War and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

  John Borling, USAF (Ret.), Jack Eubanks, USMC & Scott Lange Kirkpatrick, U.S. Army

Command Update

• Anything is Possible

  Sloan D. Gibson

All Volunteer Force

• On a Wing and a Prayer

  Jeremy Borden

Mission Essential

• Former Marine Shakes Things Up in Civilian Life

  Samantha L. Quigley

• Former Infantryman Trades His Rifle for a Roux

  Samantha L. Quigley

Down Range

• Soldier, 79, Continues to Serve

  Tiffany Nabors

Home Front

• The Long Climb

  Trevor Romain

• A Memorial to Strength

  Thomas J. Doscher

Duty Honor Country

• Fit for the Fight

  Tom Malek-Jones

Recon

• Shooting From the Hip

  Alex C. Sauceda, USMC

Gold Star

• The Power of One

  Marie Tillman

Heroes

• Quiet Hero

  Rita Cosby

Thanks for the Memories

• 1945: Always the Comedian

  USO Archives

Service + Salute

• Unceasing Gratitude

  Chuck Norris

Photo Essays

• Warrior Games 2010 Photo Essay