Honoring Vets

The Warrior Tradition tells the astonishing, heartbreaking, inspiring, and largely-untold story of Native Americans in the United States military.

The National Veterans Creative Arts Festival hopes to inspire Veterans to realize their creative potential and leave feeling healed.

The DFW National Cemetery provided a memorial service with full military funeral honors for three Veterans who donated their bodies for medical research.

Ty Carter is an Army Veteran and recipient of the Medal of Honor for actions in battle in Afghanistan. Today, he is a mental health advocate.

Marine Corps Private Giles McCoy survived for nearly four days after he sinking of the USS Indianapolis in the shark-infested Philippine Sea.

Visitors to The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., can see […]

National Hispanic American Heritage Month honors and remembers all the […]

VA North Texas Health Care System patient, James South, loves playing golf and eating chicken fried steak. On October 7th, South enjoyed both of these activities as he celebrated his 100th birthday!

Home Based Primary Care, or HBPC, is a health care program unique to VA that offers primary care to patients in their home.

Salem VA Medical Center celebrates it's 85th year delivering exceptional health care to those that have Borne the Battle.

General Theodore Roosevelt Jr. was the oldest man and the only general to participate in the first wave of landings on D-Day.

Vietnam Veteran Bill McCann started the Vittles for Vets charity to combat hunger among Veterans by providing them the means to buy groceries.