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As a veteran with a 100% disability rating, you have many benefits available to you. These benefits can make your life much easier and help you live more comfortably. Continue reading The 2023 Ultimate Guide to the BEST Places for Disabled Veterans to Live
By Larry Broughton
I am aware of the challenges associated with transitioning back to civilian life after serving in the military. The daily reality of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) for some veterans can have a profound effect on their lives and relationships, as well as Continue reading Drop the Damn “D”
By Brady Rhoades
Bobby Henline survived two wars and 48 surgeries and now he’s standing in front of an audience on the Huckabee TV show, telling jokes. Continue reading Bobby Henline: Forging Forward
For retired Army Colonel Jim Bedingfield, it’s been nearly three decades of relearning how to put one foot in front of the other. Here’s his story of recovery and hope that he hopes will inspire others. Continue reading Army Veteran Who Was Paralyzed Hopes to Inspire Others After Decades of Rehab
Survivor season 43 winner Mike Gabler has donated $100,000 of his $1 million prize winnings to Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions (VETS) Continue reading Survivor Winner Donates $100,000 to Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions (VETS)
By John Register
In 1948 Dr. Sir Ludwig Guttman, who escaped Nazi Germany and found solace in Stoke Mandeville, England, became the father of disability sport and, eventually, the Paralympic Games. His goal was Continue reading How Sports Serves Our Veterans
By Kellie Speed
Johnny “Joey” Jones knows all too well that sacrifice can often be the price of serving our great nation. The retired Marine Corps Staff Sergeant served in both Iraq and Afghanistan over his Continue reading ‘It Feels Good to Inspire’: A Conversation with Joey Jones
If you are a transitioning service member applying for VA disability compensation under the Benefits Delivery at Discharge (BDD) or the Integrated Disability Evaluation System (IDES) program, there are some changes coming that Continue reading Separation Health Assessment Part A now required on claims from transitioning service members
After serving in the Marines for six years, including a tour in Afghanistan, Cole Lyle returned home and suffered severe PTSD, social isolation, and difficulty reintegrating into civilian life. Continue reading PTSD nearly killed him, now USMC Vet uses it to help fellow warriors
By Camille Cates, DAV
Steven Culp turned 18 only nine days after 9/11. “I felt the call to serve immediately after that event,” said Culp. Continue reading Landing a job was no fluke
