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This article discusses ways that resilience supports personal readiness and promotes warfighter lethality.

Military service demands special strength, not just physically but also mentally and emotionally.

USARIEM researchers may have found a biomarker for stress adaptability, which could lead to new ways to treat stress disorders like PTSD.

inTransition offers brief, one-on-one coaching to active duty service members, National Guard and Reserve, veterans, and retirees during times of transition.

Defense Health Agency personnel received awards for achievements to develop innovative IT vital tools that support service members and veterans.

The event brought together a wide array of resources aimed at strengthening resilience and readiness across the installation.

These trials signal a broader push to equip frontline medical teams with the tools needed to operate effectively in austere and unpredictable environments.

VA health care providers are using virtual and augmented reality to help veterans manage pain, reduce anxiety, support PTSD and addiction.

In a combat zone, a single weapon discharge can unleash a force powerful enough to rattle the brain – without leaving a single visible mark

These units and organizations are recognized for exceptional leadership in suicide prevention, peer connectedness, and enhancing unit readiness.