For many returning veterans, readjusting to civilian life can be a challenge. For those that suffered grievous physical and mental trauma, simple activities we take for granted can be a monumental challenge. One group of vets are overcoming their wounds and finding peace in the least likely of places: a local golf course.

Paul Leti brought the crowd (and judges) to their feet in his first audition on America's Got Talent. In case you missed it, you can check it out here. This time, he comes back for the Judgement Week rounds, and impresses the judges yet again!

When doctors told Arthur he would never walk again after the Gulf War, Arthur started gaining weight. After 15 years, he met someone who believed in him and went through an incredible transformation!

Prepare to be entertained in 3, 2, 1...

When a group of five Marines hear the “Dark Horse” Battalion is about to leave for Afghanistan, they volunteer to switch to the deploying unit, beginning the story captured in this mini-documentary. Named for their fellow marines who did not make it home, For the 25 captures the chaos and confusion of combat – before and after the fact – in an intimate style rarely shared beyond family and friends.

The Battle for Iwo Jima was a major turning point for Allied Forces during World War II. The Allies considered the capture of Iwo Jima Island to be strategically necessary in the campaign to invade Japan, because of its central location between the Japanese mainland and Pacific U.S. military bases. Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Commander of the Allied Forces' Pacific Fleet, has been quoted as having said, "Among the Americans who served on Iwo Island, uncommon valor was a common virtue." Twenty-seven Medals of Honor were awarded for actions taken at Iwo Jima, which is more than those awarded for any other operation during World War II.

See the suspenseful footage of the incident that left Capt. Mahoney shaking.

I love this! A marine finally on his way home from overseas makes an entire plane tear up with his awesome voice. This is amazing!

His voice will captivate you!

Memorialized in print and the big screen, famed World War II veteran Louis Zamperini’s incredible story came to end on July 2, 2014. Though Zamperini passed away, it was not before living to see his story captured in Laura Hillenbrand’s unforgettable book, Unbroken, a story so compelling that it has remained on the NY Times bestseller list since it’s release -- 174 weeks ago. The ink may be dry on this incredible tale of courage and heroism in the face of terrible circumstances, but it will forever stand as a testament to the greatness in man.