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The Real Horror Of Losing Someone In Battle.

Retired Lt. General Mike Linnington guided Wounded Warrior Projects rebound. He will retire in January from the Jacksonville-based nonprofit.

In our latest roundtable of everyday people, residents of Jacksonville's Northside discuss their hopes and challenges. Plus, details about how veterans can benefit from the PACT Act.

Wounded Warrior Project and St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital are receiving $500,000 each from Northend Rod and Gun Club in Reading.

For many teens, the summer between high school graduation and the beginning of the college years makes for precious time spent hanging out with friends and taking it easy. For Shweta Patel, above left, however, it was the summer she raised a puppy she knew could never be hers. “I’ve always been passionate about animals,” Shweta said. Thus it came to pass that seven-month-old chocolate Labrador Quill spent his summer with Shweta and her family.

Columbia Center for Urban Agricultures annual resource fair provides various resources to veterans and their families.

CSX offered drone training certification to members of Wounded Warrior Project.

/PRNewswire/ -- What does life look like with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)? For Tonya Oxendine, who served three decades in the U.S. Army, life with...

The Major Richard Star Act would allow all veterans medically retired from the military before serving 20 years to receive full retirement pay and disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

"When you move from the military back into the civilian world ... you're changing a culture," veteran Jim Lorraine says.