Vietnam veteran advocates are still waiting for the VA to add four new diseases to the list of maladies presumed to have been caused by
In a national survey of women Veteran primary care patients, one in four women Veterans reported experiencing harassment from other Veterans when they visit VA health care
After four years on active duty, Amy left the Army and moved back to her hometown. However, she struggled to find her tribe. At work,
Returning to school can be stressful. If it’s the first time back in the classroom, even the most battle-tested Vet may feel nervous. Many will
In recognition of the tragedy of 9/11 and those who served in its wake, The Mission Continues has organized United in Service, a month-long volunteer
She was one of 38 surviving members of the WASPs, who freed men for combat duty by ferrying military planes to domestic embarkation points. Views:
Twenty-four years after the Marine Corps got its first female aviator, another woman pilot is making history. Capt. Anneliese Satz is the Marine Corps’ first-ever
A pilot with Southwest Airlines flew a particularly meaningful flight on Aug. 8, 2019, when he returned his father’s remains home from Vietnam. Southwest Capt.
There are times when retired Staff Sgt. Matt Lammers doesn’t look like he needs anyone’s help — like when he was competing, and winning, races
A VA Million Veteran Program study identified locations in the human genome related to the risk of re-experiencing traumatic memories, the most distinctive symptom of posttraumatic stress
Since 1987, DAV (Disabled American Veterans) Transportation Network volunteer drivers have logged 734.6 million miles, providing nearly 19 million no-cost rides for Veterans to and
It wasn’t the typical ribbon cutting ceremony. Instead of standing in front of some building, Heyward Matthews, a professor of oceanography at St. Petersburg College,
