Ever feel a spark of pride when you see Old Glory wave? This June 14th, we mark a quarter-millennium of unwavering resolve. The U.S. Army has quietly woven a tapestry of unity and purpose, transcending divides to defend a shared vision. What kindled that flame 250 years ago? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary, “The Flame of Duty: The U.S. Army Celebrates 250 Years of Enduring Spirit, Service, and Unity,” and uncover the U.S. Army’s legacy of duty—quiet, enduring, true—a story that’ll stir your heart and maybe, just maybe, call you towards reflection, not distraction.
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