U.S. pledges millions to study ways to ease soldiers' pain
Thirteen projects will look at alternative therapies, in hopes of lessening use of narcotic painkillers
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Thirteen projects will look at alternative therapies, in hopes of lessening use of narcotic painkillers
At least 50,000 workers will be involved in the job training program being launched this fall at military bases
Friends, family of Tennessee soldier who went missing in France were able to say goodbye after nearly 70 years
Two other medals will be awarded to troops who fought in Vietnam
During World War II, more than 1,200 U.S. Marines died in just 76 hours when they stormed the Pacific island of Tarawa
Before leaving for Iraq, Trevor Blumberg asked his dad to do two things if he didn't return: Look after his puppy and "take care of my guys"
To mark the 100th anniversary of the war, there is a new push for a national memorial
The navigator of the plane that dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, which led to the end of World War II, has died at the age of 93
Texas couple who bought forgotten flag for $5 presents it to Lance Cpl. Fred Maciel's mother 9 years after he was killed in Iraq
Operation Refocus is a program that addresses the special needs of female vets, left scarred by their service to America
President Obama awarded Pitts the nation's highest recognition for his outstanding heroism in one of the bloodiest battles of the War in Afghanistan
Vietnam veteran's family wants to know if bureaucratic regulations got in the way of compassion and common sense
20 percent of veterans return from Afghanistan and Iraq with post-traumatic stress, and some believe pills are the wrong treatment
Surveys confirm widespread worries about VA mental-health care
On June 22, 1944, FDR signed into law job, housing and tuition benefits for service members returning from war
More than 20 million veterans have received their college educations since the original GI Bill in 1944 at a cost of $120 billion
Then-Lance Cpl. Kyle Carpenter was on a rooftop in Afghanistan in 2010 when he threw himself on a live grenade to protect a fellow soldier
Oklahoma Republican draws on his experience as a doctor and cancer survivor to condemn treatment delays, misconduct at Veterans Affairs hospitals
Soldiers from a segregated regiment are being honored with a Congressional Gold Medal
Ideas from House Veterans' Affairs chairman dovetail with reforms unveiled by key bipartisan pair of senators
Eighty-nine-year-old put on his medals and traveled from England to attend D-Day commemorations
90-year-old Ernie Andrus is running across the nation to raise awareness for the ship he served on
Veterans from U.S. 29th Infantry Division return to Omaha Beach to raise glasses of brandy to the memory of friends killed on June 6, 1944
35 young men from Bedford, Virginia, were among first soldiers to storm Normandy beaches, and most of them never came home
Jim Martin landed on the same patch of land in Normandy as he did 70 years ago, just behind Utah Beach