Navy Veteran Robert Chesser received a new prosthetic ear, created for him by prosthetist David Trainer, to replace the ear he lost to cancer.
There are many lesser-known memorials in our nation’s capital which have a rich history and honor many important groups and events.
While the victims weren’t real, the training received during Exercise Patriot South 2018 was as real as it gets.
Less than three years after knee replacement surgery at VA, this 61-year-old Vietnam-era Veteran completed the Escape from Alcatraz triathlon.
MOVE!’s core ideas—encouraging healthy eating behavior and increasing physical activity are easy to follow and based on the latest in nutrition science.
Not even the rumble of the F train can drown out the sounds of shuffling shoes, jump ropes and the rhythm of gloved hands striking heavy bags at Gleason’s Gym – America’s oldest active boxing gym
In this episode, we take you to a Brooklyn boxing ring, discuss the new Forever GI Bill and share with you stories of courage and a final tribute.
Nearly 60 percent who served in the Middle East, and more than 50 percent of older Veterans, live with some form of chronic pain. And we have to provide them – and all Americans – safe, effective pain management that lets them live fulfilling lives.
"We have a solemn responsibility to Veterans—not just today, but in the months and years to come, to set the standard for the millions coming into our VA and for the millions who will join the ranks down the years."
75 years after the United States entered World War II, Filipino Veterans received national recognition when they were recently awarded the Congressional Gold Medal – the highest civilian honor the United States can bestow.
Army Veteran Donald Butler reminisces on his service in the Korean War as a fond yet complicated memory of both good and sad times.
Small, healthful changes to your grilling routine can improve your overall health.