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Priest and Soldier: The Most Decorated Helicopter Pilot of the Vietnam War The life and service of Fr. Jerome Daly

By James Thunder Jerome R. Daly, the helicopter pilot who became a Catholic priest, flew 2,000 hours in three tours. He earned 80 (this is not a typo) citations for bravery, including the Silver Star, three Distinguished Flying Crosses, two Bronze Stars for valor, two Purple Hearts, an Army Commendation Medal, and, most notably,

Boots to Health Foundation: Equipping Veterans for Lifelong Change

We recently heard from a new non-profit in Central Pennsylvania called the Boots to Health Foundation. Boots to Health supports local Veterans in improving their physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. Their range of services includes physical fitness training, nutrition coaching, spiritual counseling, and life coaching, all provided to Veterans at no cost. They also want

“Be a Leader. The People of America Are Counting on You”: Gen. George C. Marshall’s Postwar Order to Discharged Soldiers

General George C. Marshall (1945) Vietnam Army Veteran Frank Sciullo recently shared a letter written by WWII Army Chief of Staff General George C. Marshall to men being discharged from the Army in 1945-1946. Frank ran across the letter in a new book by Michelle Wright, The Secret Diary: The True Story

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