Biden Praises Wounded Warriors as the 'Spine of America' President Joe Biden on Thursday welcomed members of Wounded Warriors Project to the White House for the annual solider ride.
VA Suspending Caregiver Reassessments as it Reviews Program A department official said the move was made after receiving feedback from veterans and caregivers in the program.
Brain Disorder Found in Some NFL Players Appears Rare in Combat Veterans, Study Finds New research sheds some light on the prevalence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, among veterans, including those...
A Civilian Retiree Is Biking Cross Country for Veterans in the Most American Way He Can Don Coffey appreciates his freedom to ride so much, he's raising money for wounded vets by riding across America.
Wounded Warrior Education Programs Wounded veterans face many issues when going back to school. Several support and assistance programs are available for them.
Two Years Later, Military Medical Malpractice Law's Namesake Still Waits for Answer on His Claim The Stayskal legislation did not repeal Feres, but it provided a pathway for troops harmed by neglect or malpractice to...
Veteran Athletes in Invictus Games Show Value of Competition to Ease Trauma The games are set to kick off this weekend and will host a number of events, such rowing, archery and powerlifting.
'Heroes Also Need Heroes' – Robbed of a Chance at Combat, Marine Joins Another Fight "I'd come to understand that heroes aren't created or manufactured. They're revealed when it most counts."
Adaptive Sports for Veterans Wounded veterans compete in the highest levels of competition at the U.S. Paralympics or in the Invictus Games.
How a Marine Vet Uses Music and Art to Help Other Wounded Veterans Find Their Voices Richard Casper founded CreatiVets, a nonprofit organization that aims to “empower wounded veterans through art and music.”
77 Years After Battle's End, Okinawa Wants US Base Reduced Okinawa is marking the 77th anniversary of the end of one of the bloodiest battles of World War II.
Army Officer Overseeing Safety Gets Prison Sentence After Private's Death on Firing Range An Army officer was found negligent and sentenced to four months in prison for failing to follow safety procedures at a Fort...
VA Employee Caught on Camera Beating, Kicking Veteran Patient in Head The employee, a patient advocate at a VA clinic in Atlanta, was arrested in April and charged with assault.
Soldier 'Sextortion' Cases Surged During the Pandemic, Army Statistics Show In 2022, Army CID says that it has already received 61 reports of sextortion nearing the year's midpoint.
Inflation Bonuses for Troops Make it into Sweeping Defense Bill Bonuses to help low-paid service members cope with rising consumer prices are a step closer to reality.
