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Veterans around the nation performed virtually in a music video to pay homage to VA health care workers on the front lines helping to care for patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Military bands offer free online performances during the COVID-19 pandemic, which can help Veterans through this difficult time.

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

Army Veteran Michael Peterson from Richmond VA Medical Center and nine other Veterans turned their military experiences into songs at a workshop in Nashville presented by nonprofit Operation Song.

Veterans in the Rubber Band, a 20-member musical group of Vets 70 and older at VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, find that it’s fun and therapeutic to write and play their own music.

During her time as a volunteer harpist at VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Danielle Nam has grown as a musician and a person. She says “thank you and goodbye” to Veterans, families and staff.

In partnership with the World War I Centennial Commission (WWICC), these performers are taking part in our national remembrance of one of America’s forgotten wars.

Elliott McKenzie joins us on Borne the Battle to discuss his time in the Marines, the difficulties of his transition, and his music career.

John Preston's music is inspired by his emotional struggles, the passing of his father, his brother's suicide, and other events in his life.

The 2018 National Veterans Creative Arts Competition began January 1. [...]

Many Veterans living with PTSD are discovering the healing powers [...]

The 2017 National Veterans Creative Arts Competition began Jan. 1. [...]