Marine helps vets find work rebuilding after Sandy
Kevin Schmiegel is connecting service members with employers and helping rebuild the Jersey shore in the process
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Kevin Schmiegel is connecting service members with employers and helping rebuild the Jersey shore in the process
Attorney General says retailer and its affiliates deceived soldiers into payment contracts with hidden fees and high interest
Former soldiers rally troops to help comrades caught in superstorm's wrath
Members of the military get special deals and discounts on Veteran's Day -- and sometimes, year-round
Employers want to know but can't ask when interviewing veterans: Will you snap?
America honors those who have served, to defend the nation and preserve its freedom
Foundation honoring a 9/11 hero helps retrofit homes for veterans who have lost arms, legs
Many in federal Veterans Administration work-study program complain of getting their $360 check weeks late
New project announced to help train veterans for high-tech manufacturing jobs that remain unfilled
An alternative court program in Harris County, Texas, seeks to rehabilitate veterans who turn to crime for the first time
Army Staff Sgt. Travis Mills, 25, lost his arms and legs when a bomb exploded underneath him in Afghanistan
Oregon National Guardsmen suing Kellogg, Brown and Root for alleged cover up of exposure to sodium dichromate
Despite saving 36 lives in an Afghan firefight, Dakota Meyer couldn't forget the fellow troops lost - a pain that almost cost him his own life
Senate Republicans say veterans jobs bill violated spending limits set last year; Dems point to urgent need
With the military leaning heavily on its Guardsmen and reservists to fight in war, work at home becomes hard to find
This Labor Day, the struggle to adjust to civilian life after war is made harder on the job front for those who served
A new program called "Vets 4 Warriors" provides free peer-to-peer counseling for combat veterans contemplating suicide
Soldiers with pelvic, spinal cord injuries could have reproductive problems; Bill would expand coverage for in vitro fertilization
Retired Marine master sergeant severely wounded in Iraq in 2003 receives first disability payment after telling story to CBS News
VA still uses paper files -- some several feet thick for a single soldier -- adding to logjam dating back to Vietnam War
Started out of a suburban mom's home, Operation Gratitude sends hundreds of thousands of care packages to U.S. service members
Psychiatrist Joseph Hullett says more active combat situations makes returning Iraq, Afghanistan veterans more at risk for PTSD, mental disorders
Wounded American combat veterans return to Iraq to face their traumatic memories of the war, hoping this helps them move forward in their lives.
Former CBS News correspondent says she went back to Iraq to finish her mission; Says U.S. needs to help vets get back to work
Casey Owens lost both legs as a Marine in Iraq, and the pain and trauma with recovery haunts him still