Two Federal Agencies Testify on Way Forward Together for Recovering Service...
By Koby Langley, U.S. Department of Defense On March 13, 2008, Sara Wade testified before Congress about the challenges she faced managing the care of her husband, Sergeant Edward Wade, who suffered...
View ArticleImproved Care for Wounded, Ill and Injured—Worldwide Expansion Completed
Over the past four years, the Departments of Defense (DoD) and Veterans Affairs (VA) worked together to improve the disability evaluation system and delivery of benefits process for wounded, ill and...
View ArticleWarrior Games competitors make ‘something out of nothing’ through sports
Sports were always a part of John Edmonston’s life, and there was nothing serious injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident could do to change that. Despite a broken back, arm and face, as well as a...
View ArticleDoD Supports Efforts to Reduce Homelessness
The period of transition from military to civilian life is a critical one for most Service members. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), supported by the Department of Defense (DoD) are working...
View ArticleServing after Service: Air Force veteran and Warrior Games athlete continues...
The Warrior Games is one of many events that showcase the resilience and endurance of our Nation’s Service members and veterans. For many, the Warrior Games is more than just a competition; it’s also...
View ArticleFrom Operation Warfighter Intern to Defense Technical Information Center...
Are you a wounded, ill or injured Service member looking to increase your career readiness and use your time productively while you recover? Consider participating in an Operation Warfighter...
View ArticleRecovery Care Coordinator uses DoD training to support wounded warriors
In the blink of an eye, a Service members’ military career can drastically change due to a sudden illness, wound, or injury. When this happens many are left uncertain of the resources available to...
View ArticleWarrior Games Trials 2014 – USSOCOM: Competition and Continued Service
Last month, more than 50 wounded, ill, and injured Service members attached to the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) gathered at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., to […]
View ArticleAthletes Soar at the 2014 Air Force Trials
The 2014 Air Force Trials marked the Service’s first Warrior Games lead-up competition – and its largest engagement of wounded, ill and injured Airmen in a military adaptive sports […]
View ArticleWarrior to warrior: Artists offer classes
Article courtesy of The Globe, staff writer Sgt. Cameron Payne. Originally posted: HERE (Thursday, April 23, 2015) MCB Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River Thrown through the air, landing on his […]
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