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Run a mile. Do 100 pullups. Then 200 pushups. Follow that with 300 squats. Finally, run another mile. Do this entire sequence while wearing a 20-pound vest or body armor. Now, do it again. And...

The Major Richard Star Act would allow veterans who were forced to medically retire due to combat or combat-related injuries to receive their disability compensation and full retirement pay without offset.

Army veteran Sean Sanders was used to leading teams and showing strength and courage daily. “The military teaches you to be self-reliant,” Sean said. “I was proud of who I had become through...

Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) is known for providing direct programs and services to post-9/11 veterans and their loved ones. But did you know that WWP also supports other generations of...

Wounded warrior Melissa McMahon’s mental health journey saw her battle suicidal ideations to then finding solace and purpose through Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) programs and racing. Now she...

When you think of the military, you might picture high-tech gear and strict discipline, but there’s much more to the military than meets the eye. Sure, there’s danger, strategy, and strength,...

In 2025 and 2026, Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) is taking its commitment to veterans to new heights, driving bold initiatives in front of Congress. These efforts advocate for the needs of...

Dante said goodbye to his mom, Beth King, on his 5th birthday. Beth had enlisted in the Army and would be gone for 12 weeks for basic training before serving five years, including a deployment to...

For many veterans, leaving the military comes with big adjustments – new routines, new jobs, and new approaches to managing money and navigating personal finances. ...

Growing up as a military kid means embracing adventure, a sense of service, and the ability to adapt. However, it also brings challenges. Frequent deployments or relocations can make it harder for...