In a monumental shift toward prioritizing the cognitive health of its soldiers, the U.S. Army has launched an initiative that is as commendable as it is crucial. Beginning this June, all new soldiers at basic training and cadets before commissioning will undergo a cognitive assessment to establish a baseline measurement of brain health.

Senate Democrats recently sent a heartfelt and urgent letter to Secretary Denis R. McDonough of the Veterans Affairs (VA), highlighting critical gaps in the VA’s current handling of disability claims for veterans suffering from constrictive bronchiolitis and hypertension. This move, backed by the Grunt Style Foundation, underlines a critical issue facing our veterans: the need for rapid adaptation of VA regulations to better reflect the realities of toxic exposure during military service.

Soaring above the Bavarian Alps, the Kehlsteinhaus, infamously dubbed Hitler's Eagle's Nest, remains a stark relic of the World War II era. Erected to commemorate Adolf Hitler's 50th birthday, this fortress-like retreat was overtaken by Allied forces in May 1945, symbolizing the crumbling of the Nazi empire. Despite its notoriety, the Eagle's Nest harbors peculiarities and hidden tales that often escape the public eye.

In the midst of one of the most intense battles of World War II, the Battle of the Bulge, General George S. Patton Jr., known for his fierce determination and unorthodox tactics, showed a different facet of his leadership - one marked by introspection and spirituality. His Christmas message to the Third U.S. Army in 1944 is not only a historical document but also a poignant reflection of the times and the resilience of the human spirit.

Across World War II history, tales of heroism often revolve around combat bravery, strategic genius, and the indomitable spirit of soldiers who faced unimaginable odds. But amidst the countless stories of valor, one particular unit stands out for its remarkable and unconventional approach to warfare - the 23rd Headquarters Special Troops, better known as “The Ghost Army.”

In the annals of World War II, there are numerous tales of valor, bravery, and the indomitable human spirit. Among these narratives, the story of Father Francis L. Sampson stands out not only for his commitment to serving the spiritual needs of his men but also for his extraordinary courage under fire. Check out this incredible tale of a real American hero!

Are you curious about the groundbreaking world of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) and its potential impact on veterans' health? In this month's GSF Blog, HBOT Committee Chairperson and COO/Co-Founder of the U.S. Military Souse Chamber of Commerce, Jaime Chapman, shares her compelling perspective on the transformative world of HBOT.

The Grunt Style Foundation Deployment - Joint Base San Antonio Delivers Food & Household Items to 350+ Junior-Enlisted Active Duty and Veteran Families Over Labor Day

Grunt Style Foundation Deployment - Scott AFB- 550 lower enlisted families and veterans served - 40 TONS of food and goods distributed.

Grunt Style Foundation Dir. of Development, Drew Gregory, US Army 1SG (Ret.), returns to Arlington after 13 years to pay respect on behalf of Grunt Style Foundation.

Grunt Style Foundation Deployment - Ft. Campbell - 650 lower enlisted families served - 31 TONS of food distributed.

Grunt Style Foundation Executive Director testifies before the Missouri House Veteran’s Committee on Veteran Mental Health and Suicide Prevention