Post-traumatic stress disorder has long been a concern for veterans and their families, as it can lead to uncharacteristic behavior; however, most state courts do not take PTSD into consideration when sentencing veterans. With a new bill in Oklahoma, this may be about to change.

In Vietnam, Burns protected convoys and watched over wounded soldiers.

It's like something straight out of the movies!

The Witness to War program brings veterans together through storytelling.

In this digital age, it is invaluable to have apps available that simplify the process of providing health care for women veterans.

A bill introduced to the House of Representatives in April 2016 aims to cover fertility services for veterans who have lost the use of their reproductive organs in service-related accidents or combat.

Dr. Jim Driscoll was awarded a Bronze Star for his service during the Vietnam War. He also earned a Ph.D. from Cornell University, played football for Harvard and was a teacher at MIT before he gave all of it up in 1982 to devote his career to social justice.

Soldier Matt Zeller owes his life to an Afghani interpreter who saved him during a firefight against the Taliban. Years later, Zeller returned the favor when he helped the interpreter and his family come to America.

This young soldier experienced a tearful reunion with his family after 14 months in South Korea. Alex documented his time abroad in a vlog, often talking about how he missed his family.

Thailand's Armed Forces Day is celebrated annually on January 18, commemorating an event from 1592 when King Naresuan won the Elephant Battle at Nong Sarai, Suphanburi.