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When veterans transition to civilian life, they often search for jobs in civilian fields where they can put unique experiences and skills to work. However, finding meaningful employment after...

In 2025, as America marks its 250th birthday, three of its oldest military branches – the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps – will celebrate the same milestone. These institutions have shaped...

For many veterans, the transition to civilian life can feel like stepping into an unfamiliar world. The camaraderie, structure, and shared purpose that defined their military service are suddenly...

At a remote military base in Alaska, where long, cold, and dark winters are the norm, a new focus on mental health is taking hold. At Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER), located in Anchorage,...

Wounded Warrior Project helps veterans transform skate decks into symbols of mental resilience and growth Launched as a bold fusion of art therapy and skate culture, the Warriors on Board campaign...

Peer Leader Recognized for More Than a Decade of Volunteering ATLANTA (May 19, 2025) -- Patrick Harmon knew he wanted to give back when he retired from the Army. He found that opportunity with...

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...