Plan for Free National Park Access for Wounded Vets Approved A proposal to ensure free lifetime entry to national parks for all disabled veterans has been signed into law.
Cake Lady Helps Wounded Soldiers Heal, One Treat at a Time Over the past 11 years, the soldiers have become an extended family for Cake Lady.
Wounded Military Veterans Learn to Surf in Virginia Beach When Tony Pellino watched a veteran with one leg stand up on a board, it left an impression on him.
Unemployment, Loneliness Plague Injured Veterans During COVID-19 Pandemic Wounded Warrior Project's annual survey of members shows a population struggling in terms of unemployment and isolation.
Injured Army Musician Turns Crutches into Flutes Tang used duct tape and ingenuity to fashion a mouthpiece that turned a crutch's adjustable leg segment into a flute.
Trump Says Claims He Insulted Fallen Troops a Hoax, Trashes John Kelly As Possible Source "I know John Kelly, he was with me -- didn't do a good job," Trump said in an outburst at the end of a White House news...
Amid Pandemic Pressures, Major Organizations Commit Support for Military Caregivers In the past month, two major organizations have pledged millions to provide support and services to veteran caregivers.
Severely Disabled Veterans Will Soon Be Eligible for Bigger Adaptive Housing Grants A bill that raises the amount of funding awarded to veterans who need adaptive housing is headed to President Trump.
These 10 Wounded Veteran Charities Have Big Impact How do you find the best wounded veterans charities? This list will help.
Wounded Warrior Project Pledges $10 Million to Help Vets in Crisis Amid Pandemic Wounded Warrior Project will contact all the wounded warriors registered in its database to locate those in financial stress.
Why Military Veterans and Law Enforcement Joined the Capitol Insurrection The deadly riot in the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 attracted a variety of far-right extremists who shared a devotion to Trump.
FBI Searches for Armored Military Vehicle in California The Humvee was stolen from a National Guard Armory in a Los Angeles suburb.
DoD Cancels Plans to Let Thousands of Civilian Employees Shop at Exchange The proposal to expand military exchange shopping privileges had been expected to be finalized in late 2020.
After Years of Fighting, the Military Has Started Phasing Out 'Widow’s Tax' Many survivors will see at least $400 more in their Feb. 1 annuity payments.
After Training Changes, Air Force SERE School Sees Near-Historic Low Attrition Typically, about half of each class washes out during the final apprentice course because of its demanding nature.
