Over the history of the Chaplains Corps, some 270 chaplains have been killed in action while providing aid and spiritual comfort to troops on the battlefield or while serving aboard ships.

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When those submarines went to the bottom of the ocean, there were 288 men on board and their families never knew what happened to them - until now.

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Padgy Soltis, a Marine veteran, has published her children's book "I Will Come Back" in English and Spanish to comfort families who are dealing with deployment separation.

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They even had a special "My Daddy, my hero" onesie made for the little girl.

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In many religions, Michael leads the armies of God. A good friend to have on your side in the midst of battle.

The Christian evangelist frequently said his true home was in Heaven.

Enough with all the bad news. Once in a while it’s good to hear about all of the good things people are doing. A high school in Detroit has formed a team of pallbearers to assist in the funerals of homeless vets and those without families. What an amazing idea for inner city high school...

In 2015, New Orleans became the first American city to eradicate homelessness among veterans. City government worked with charities and others to ensure that every veteran has a place to call home at the end of the day. This incredible success could mark the beginning of change for cities across the country.

Whether its public speaking, snakes, heights, or even rejection, fears have the power to stifle our success. But luckily, we have the power to overcome them! These 6 practices will help you confront and take ownership of your fears, and maybe even turn them into a tool for good!

From Lexington and Concord to Fallujah and Kandahar, they have served the men and women in uniform, both in the field with them and from the rear. They all serve their troops by nurturing the living, caring for the wounded, and honoring the fallen.