ShareA decade of wars abroad has not reversed the decline in military veterans serving in the U.S. Congress. This is what the Center for Second Service and Veterans Campaign is trying to fix. Read more here.
ShareBattle-hardened double amputee to prospective congressional foes: ‘Bring it’. Tammy Duckworth is not intimidated. Find out why here.
ShareThe influx of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans is welcome because it comes at a time when the overall number of veterans in Congress is on a steep and steady decline. In the mid-1970s, the vast majority of lawmakers tended to be veterans. Find out more here.
ShareIt’s good to see brave men and women like Duckworth and Perry going to Washington. Read more here.
ShareCongressman-Elect Brad Wenstrup has announced his transition leadership team, which will advise him on district operations and staffing. Read more here.
ShareVeterans Campaign and the Center for Second Service staff want to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving. Be thankful for what you have.
ShareWhen it comes to alumni in elected office, Fort Bragg won one and lost a few in 2012. Learn more here.
ShareArmy National Guard veteran Tulsi Gabbard from HI-2 is the first Hindu elected to the US Congress. Learn more about Tulsi Gabbard here.
ShareThe 113th Congress that takes office in January will have the fewest military veterans since World War II. Read more here.
ShareYounger veterans are entering Congress. A record number of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, 16 were elected to Congress, including Congress’ first two female combat veterans. Find out more here.
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