Honoring Vets

Maginia Sajise Morales came to the United States for a better life. As a nurse, she enlisted in the National Guard, then became an active Army officer, serving in Bosnia and Iraq.

Pat Tillman left his lucrative professional football career to serve in the Army following the events of 9/11.

WWI National Guard Veteran Edgar Andrews served on the Western Front in France.

The Last Roll Call Remembrance program honors the lives and service of the Veterans, and the family and friends who supported them.

She does more on one leg than most do on two, and this Army Vet, Paralympics champ and mom hopes to inspire and motivate with her daily social media posts.

For Women’s Equality Day, we recognize Gen. Ann E. Dunwoody who became the first female four-star general in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Baseball legend Bob Feller was one of the first professional athletes to enlist in the military for service during World War II. He would go on to break numerous baseball records both before and after his time in the service.

According to photos on CNN anchor Jake Tapper's Twitter page, several wounded warriors have been cast as extras for the new Bill and Ted 3 movie.

Doris “Dorie” Miller, an African American sailor, was one of the most unsung American heroes of World War II. His actions during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor helped save many lives and served as an inspiration to countless others.

On National Navajo Code Talker Day, we celebrate the tenacity and remember the courage of the code talkers during World War II.

Doctors said she'd be paralyzed from the neck down. Twila Adams proved them all wrong and said wheelchair sports changed her life.

StudyEdge, an online study resource and tutoring service, offers a free semester of services to Veterans in college. A special 'thank you" for your service.