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On the worst day of his life, Dakota Meyer lost four of his best friends on the field of battle. Here is how he was able to change his life, and the lives of many, by honoring their memory.

The World War II battle, the longest ever fought by American troops, offers insights into exceptional performance under impossible pressure.

Whether you're going back home or heading overseas, here are some simple things you can do to ensure a safer stay.

There are lessons in the Japanese sneak attack that brought the U.S. into a war and world leadership.

There were only good sailors on the USS Montpelier, but a new commander was needed to make them a great crew.

No, it's not the combat skills that transfer to startups. It's what the Corps teaches about planning, people and pivoting that this veteran applies to his business.

Serving those who served with some free servings.

Win a war of words before anyone opens their mouth.

Thinking about a new partnership? Check these boxes before you sign on the dotted line.

Nick Palmisciano combined a dark sense of humor with a warrior-like approach to business and came up big with his apparel and lifestyle company Ranger Up. Here's how he did it.

Brian Steorts is the owner of a veteran-run business called Flags of Valor. Here, he shares how working with "America's best" is an entrepreneurial privilege.

Military talents can transfer well to guiding a team through the challenges of starting and running a small business.

On the worst day of his life, Dakota Meyer lost four of his best friends. Here is how he was able to carry on by honoring their lives.

The U.S. Air Force awarded Elon Musk's SpaceX an $83 million contract to launch a GPS satellite in 2018.

The public bug bounty program is the government's first.

Inside the operations of a unique business that trains America's elite warriors.

The ousted charity leaders never provided the structures and controls needed to be protectors of the generosity coming their way.

GovX's small customer base helped it cash in with investors.

While the government is keeping sensitive systems off-limits, this will hopefully identify vulnerabilities that in-house experts wouldn't catch.

Here are four lessons product development teams can learn from the military.

Adaptable? Check. Able to deal with stress? Check. Ready to align with a vision? Check.