Scott Mann

Former Special Operations veteran challenges Veterans Day stereotypes, arguing that military families possess unique leadership skills America needs during divisive times.

Without accountability, there can be no lessons learned and no restoration with our Afghanistan veterans or our future military partners across the world stage.

I get it, some of you veterans feel like you're strangers in your own country. Here's what I want to tell you this Veterans Day holiday.

Thousands of post 9-11 veterans are dealing with deep moral injuries resulting from the botched Afghanistan withdrawal and the abandonment of our closest Afghan allies.

On Wednesday I will testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on our botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. I'll mention the country's collapse and the impact it's had.

Our broken promises in Afghanistan threaten the national security of the United States. Our abandonment of Afghanistan has wide repercussions.

9/11 anniversary makes it impossible for veterans to forget why we invaded Afghanistan. But there's a generation of Americans who don't remember attack.

The Pineapple Express was formed to help the people who helped America during our 20 years in Afghanistan and get them to safety.