Care Force

Honor Flight Austin has four World War II vets, 5 Korea and 32 Vietnam veterans set to head to D.C and tour memorials built in their honor. The non-profit's 62nd trip is dedicated to Jack Miller, a World War II veteran, and his daughter's hero.

A veteran get-together at Cuvee Coffee Bar was put together by Elite Meet, a group that connects veteran special operators.

With a team of service minded veterans and civilians, they merge the strengths and wisdom of both worlds for maximum impact.

A job fair specifically for veterans, military spouses, transitioning military, National Guard members and Reservists is being held in Fort Hood this week.

When it comes to the U.S. Marines, one of their core beliefs is to leave no man behind.

Dogs and horses can help veterans cope with their post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms, but for a Dripping Springs man bees have been the answer.

On June 9th, 10 veterans climbed and successfully summited Mt. Kilamanjaro in Tanazania. Mark Sanderson and Robbie Horne were two of those veterans and talk about the experience.

It was a Round Rock Express game that U.S. Army veteran Chris Livesay will never forget. He sat with a representative of the PulteGroup's Built to Honor program.

Although it may look like your average discount card, the people at RX Gift Card say it's anything but. Company co-founder Del Kolbe explained the basic proposition of their card.

The Solder for Life program in Fort Hood teaches resume writing, job interview preparation, and connects Soldiers to civilian opportunities. Mike Warren went there to learn more about the program.   

Arkansas Republican U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton talks about his book which goes behind the scenes of Arlington National Cemetery and offers a look at "The Old Guard".

National PTSD Awareness Day is a day dedicated to creating awareness regarding PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder). It is acknowledged annually on the 27th of June.

Col. Leonard Schroeder kept some very special boots in his Pinellas County garage. He wore them the day he led the charge that drove the Nazis out of France.

On the anniversary of one of history’s most infamous battles, a handful of survivors have returned to Normandy’s D-Day beaches, some for the first time since that fateful day, in hopes of finally putting their demons to rest. 

Dozens of veterans, soldiers, tribe members, family, friends, and many others gathered at the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation in northern New York on Saturday, June 1, to honor and lay to rest Louis Levi Oakes, the last Akwesasne Mohawk code talker from World War II.