KINGSLEY FIELD, Ore. – Kingsley Field is forever tied to World War II and Lt. David R. Kingsley, who posthumously received the Medal of Honor
The Central Oregon Veterans Ranch offers veterans like Johnathan Courtney a place to connect with others and heal in a comfortable and therapeutic environment. “I
It’s never too soon to start planning an epic spring or summer vacation. For disabled veterans living stateside, 2020 could be the best year yet
In the newest WWI film, 1917, the overarching causes behind why the soldiers are in trenches become irrelevant thanks to an expertly-crafted, human story that envelops
NEW YORK (REUTERS) – The U.S. Army is not drafting young Americans – and definitely not doing so by text message – military officials said following
A disability law firm has teamed with veterans advocates to host an interactive map of U.S. ship locations during the Vietnam War. The map could
He served in the Pacific near the end of the war and was in Japan after the bombs were dropped. In this week’s War Stories,
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Klamath County officials are warning anyone who may have had business with the Klamath Veteran Service Office this fall that their data
PORTLAND, Ore. — Military veterans showed off their artwork at Brassworks Gallery in Portland Friday night. The ‘Acrylic Warfare’ show was meant to highlight the issue
A new survey finds that veterans are largely employed after leaving the military but can face health issues. (Mike Strasser/Fort Drum Garrison Public Affairs) Views:
Commissaries, exchanges and certain MWR facilities and programs are now open to more than 4 million new patrons, including all service-connected disabled veterans. (Defense Commissary
In this April 14, 2016, photo, military veteran Cole Lyle, who suffers with PTSD, and his dog Kaya, wait in the hallway of the Rayburn
