Here's a recording of a Google hangout featuring a panel discussing Veterans in the media. It's a great way to share career experiences and share information with war veterans.

The ones closest to someone suffering from PTSD are the first line of help. Know how to help.

Our country is giving back to our veterans so they can give back to our communities through the Teach For America Program. Teach For American is filling high-need classrooms with high achieving individuals to help students succeed. Most recently an initiative to lower the number of unemployed veterans is using their experience and passion to serve their country, by placing them in these classrooms.

Army Sgt. Ryan Major is an Iraq War veteran and a double amputee.

Our country is full of heroes who've fought for our freedom.

Don't give up, there's help for you and your loved ones with PTSD.

Dogs have always been known to be human's best friend.

"Voices of Valor" is a new way for veterans to express themselves.

November 11, 2012, is set aside to honor our nation’s veterans. Many of these veterans not only need to be honored they also need help because they suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Two stories have been dominating the news prior to Veteran's Day this year: the tragic Fort Hood attacks, and the continued battle over healthcare reform. These important issues are more interrelated than it appears at first glance. Thirteen people, many of them soldiers, died at Ft. Hood; many others were injured. While Americans are mourning the victims, we must also take care of the members of our military that are still living. Unfortunately, quite a few soldiers who were honorably discharged are now suffering due to their ability to buy a health insurance plan.