Airman seeks to rejoin pararescue team despite loss of leg

In July 2011, Staff Sgt. August O’Neill, a pararescueman, was sent to rescue a group of Marines pinned down in Afghanistan when enemy insurgents...

Art therapy provides lifeline for wounded warriors

WASHINGTON — Service members who take part in art therapy to soothe the symptoms of war’s invisible wounds display acts of courage and resilience to...

Choosing to live

I have worked for the federal government for 13 years and in each and every one of those years, I have been through suicide...

Quadriplegics share their strength at luncheon

Air Force photograph by Rebecca AmberAndrew Skinner and Angela Rockwood were honored for being the guest speakers at this year's 412th Test Wing...

Coping with PTSD

As a disabled Air Force veteran living with post-traumatic stress from military sexual trauma, I’ve had my good days and bad days but all...

Overcoming, looking past disabilities

HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah -- A series of wrong choices one night - driving too fast without a seat belt - resulted in an automobile...

Face of Defense: Ranger School graduate inspires candidates

FORT BENNING, Ga. — Speaking to a room-full of infantry lieutenants at the 2nd Battalion, 11th Infantry Regiment Headquarters here Oct. 2, Army 2nd...

A Trek for Life Thirteen wounded veterans are selected for Raytheon,...

It’s an adventure that will change lives. The nonprofit No Barriers Warriors has selected 13 highly decorated wounded warriors for its Veteran Wilderness Expedition through the Grand...

Face of Defense: Air Force Staff Sergeant Beats Cancer

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — For many people, Independence Day is all about celebration, spending time with family and watching fireworks light up...

AF Wounded Warrior Program helps ease the troubles

WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- Two wounded warriors and their caregivers talked about how they’ve benefited from the Air Force Wounded Warrior Program and some areas...
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