Sgt. Joey Johnson served a 10-month tour in Afghanistan. Upon his return, he suffered from symptoms of PTSD, which not only led to his decision to take up motorcycle riding, but it also eventually led to him meeting his future wife, Michelle. Months after meeting Michelle, an unfortunate event would change Joey forever. He got into a motorcycle accident that paralyzed him from the chest down. Michelle stayed by his side, through thick and thin. And, on their wedding day, Joey had a surprise for Michelle.

WWII and Korean War veteran Justus R. Belfield was a true patriot to the end. Belfield, 98, passed away on Wednesday, November 12th, at the Baptist Health Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Scotia, New York. Yet, Belfield will continue to touch the hearts of veterans everywhere, and through a picture.

This Iraq War veteran's story is truly inspirational.

Canadian soldiers have sacrificed and served alongside coalition forces in Afghanistan with our own troops and have done so with great distinction and honor. All of us who have served and who are presently serving, experience this loss as a loss of one of our own brothers. We honor Cpl. Nathan Cirillo with our thanks for his service to his country and with our promise to never forget.

These dogs are true heroes.

They almost brought the TV host to tears.

You’re at camp, deep in the jungle. It’s raining. The enemy is closing in around you. The nearest reinforcements are more than 25 miles away. You and your fellow soldiers are low on ammunition. You’re wounded. What do you do?

On August 10th, 2014, Carroll Dick celebrated his 105th birthday with friends and family, as well as with dozens of people he’d never met before. They came to pay respect, these strangers, to a man who continues to add to his beautiful life.

Aaron Watson's song "Raise Your Bottle" is a tribute to troops of past and present. For all the soldiers who made it back, are still away from home, or were lost serving our country — this song is for them.

They say a photo is worth a thousand words, these photos are worth a whole lot more.