The Deepest Wound of War: A Moral Conscience By Mark Baird Perhaps the worst wound of war is the injury to veterans’ moral consciences. They participated in...
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To Hell and Back – How a Service Dog Helped One Veteran Survive Part German shepherd with maybe a dash of mastiff, at 110 pounds, Jack is impressive and the...
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AniMeals Aids Service Dogs of Wounded Warriors Helen Woodward Animal Center was founded in 1972 by Helen Whittier-Woodward with a goal of rescuing and...
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San Diego—The USS Midway Museum in downtown San Diego is dedicating the month of April to honor “Sacrifice & Freedom in Vietnam,” on the 40th...
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Join us for a WOOF-TASTIC time! Take a walk on the wild side! Grab a leash and your four-legged friend and join us for a WOOF-TASTIC time to help raise...
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Scientists have identified genetic markers associated with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Findings from the study are published in the journal...
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Some disabled veterans are getting sick of the “disabled part.” “We might have a ‘disability,’” retired Sgt. Maj. Sedrick Banks told ABC News. “But it’s not...
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Female WWII Pilots: The Original Fly Girls In 1942, the United States was faced with a severe shortage of pilots, and leaders gambled on an experimental...
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Abe’s Hearse Draws Crowd at American Combat Veterans of War’s Oceanside Site — Honest By Rick Rogers Special to Homeland Magazine Any credible list of...
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Meet ‘The Hug Lady’ It is not often, in our troubled times, that a story comes to our attention that has the ability to bring tears to our eyes and warm our...
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