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Dr. Jordan Tsai went on to create Respawn Therapy. A way for gamers to find ways to avoid injury, fix issues before they create bigger injuries and to make gaming...

The first Military Spouse Appreciation day was recognized by President Ronald Reagan in 1984, with each sitting president usually issuing a proclamation in recognition of the holiday, while celebrations occur...

Willy Joseph Cancel, a former U.S. Marine, was killed while fighting alongside the Ukrainian Military, Monday 29 April, according to his family. Cancel leaves behind a wife and a 7-month-old...

This week, we salute Army Col. (Retired) Van T. Barfoot, who received the Medal of Honor during World War II. Col. Barfoot also drew national attention when he fought and...

This Women’s History Month, we are highlighting our Community Director, Purpski37, aka Alexia.

The community of Regiment has recently created yet another amazing opportunity to not only support its own endeavors but to teach its members an entirely new skillset. That new opportunity...

This final week of February marks the end of Black History Month but not the end of our respect and adoration for our heroes and other POC’s who have made...

“Regiment GG is one of my most proud accomplishments so far,” stated Hatfield. “Seeing the impact this community makes on the lives of Veterans is priceless. Seeing people overcome. Seeing...

For this week's Salute to Service, Regiment would like to highlight Sgt. Ikea Kaufman, the first Black Female Drill Instructor to graduate from Marine Corps Recruiting Depot, San Diego.

In honor of Black History Month, we want to highlight a member of the Armed Forces who fought against all odds to become a major role in the acceptance of...

Kicking off this month, we chose Sergeant First Class Alwyn C. Cashe for our Salute to Service.

Army Major General (Retired) John “Jumping Jack” Singlaub, who many considered a legendary commando and participated in almost every military campaign since WWII, has died at 100 years old.