After his helicopter crashed, John was left with chronic back pain and brain trauma. Watch how his commitment to taking care of his children gave him a reason to turn away from alcohol and instead reach out for help from VA.

LIKE if you agree that our veterans need to be given resources and support so they can resume their lives after service with little burden!

"Our soldiers are the first to fight and die, but they are also the first to begin the rebuilding. Let's give them the training and the support they need to do that. When they come home to us again, we must help them reenter society gracefully" LIKE if you agree!

The Wounded Warrior Project gets our vets back up and on the move, both physically and psychologically. If you want to see what courage looks like, don't miss this video!

The PAALS program trains service dogs to be a soldier's best friend -- to "watch his back" and provide a greater sense of security. Don't miss this touching video about the healing power of animals for our returning veterans.

This video promotes the Wounded Warrior Project, a powerful program to support those who have come home with life-changing wounds. Watch now, and show your support!

These military members have shown true commitment to helping others through starting an organization which helps alleviate their stress during the most stressful of times.

We realize this could be a controversial topic, but there is no doubt that the system can be improved to better support our injured Veterans who rely on the VA to help them and their families in the wake of a debilitating injury. We hope that Gary's story can at least raise awareness and keep the conversation going.

1 in 3 homeless Americans is a veteran.

Here's a great example of Veterans helping Veterans. Founder of 'No Vet Left Behind' and a Veteran herself, Mary Porter's work is honorable and meaningful. We're thankful for individuals like Mary who are doing important work to help our homeless Veterans. See Her Organization in Action Now!