Caregivers of Wounded Vets Have Unique Job Needs. These New Projects Aim to Help
The fellowship expansion and the new booklet were announced Tuesday at an event in Washington, D.C.
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Former WWII POW Gives Free Toolboxes to Veterans
Each toolbox is filled with up to $500 worth of quality hand tools.
After Public Crisis and Fall from Grace, Wounded Warrior Project Quietly Regains Ground
Mike Linnington, a retired three-star Army general, arrived at the organization in 2016 with a mandate to turn things around.
Bill to Increase Adaptive Housing Grants for Wounded Vets Passes House
The measure would expand grants to renovate houses and broaden Fry Scholarship eligibility.
In Reversal, DoD Will Let Wounded Warriors Transfer GI Bill Benefits
The DoD announced the strict no-extension, no-transfer policy will not apply to currently serving Purple Heart recipients.
Injured Soldiers May Not Have to Take the Army's New Fitness Test
Soldiers with permanent profiles who are unable to complete the new ACFT may be allowed to take an alternate fitness test.
Two Years Later, Sailor Wounded During Syria Deployment Is Finally Home
The homecoming his family had eagerly awaited for nearly two years finally happened for Chief Petty Officer Kenton Stacy.
Trump Welcomes Wounded Warriors Who Are on Their Annual Ride
President Trump highlighted his efforts to build up the military as he welcomed wounded warriors for a White House visit.
VA Needs to Improve Head Injury Disability Evaluation System, Study Finds
A panel says the VA should include insomnia, vestibular dysfunction and near-vision impairment in evaluating patients.
Veterans' Combat Trauma Is Often Passed Onto Their Children
"A national effort is required to help reduce the stigma and social isolation experienced by caregivers' children."
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