A Long-Awaited Victory for Veterans

Marine Veteran Reclaims His Life After Combat Injuries

There was a moment, soon after realizing the extent of his burn wounds and combat injuries, when Anthony Villarreal didn’t expect anyone to stick by him, including his wife. He would look at himself in the mirror and couldn’t see the strong and handsome Marine who went to war. He didn’t recognize himself.

Remembering the Significant Role of the U.S. Colored Troops in America’s History

Most people know the Civil War as a battle between the Union and the Confederacy, or the North vs. South. As we recognize this war, it’s important to also remember and honor the critical role Black soldiers and the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) played in the Union’s victory and preservation of the United States of America.

Hockey Helps Warriors Exceed Goals – With Assist from Wounded Warrior Project

Army veteran Jerry DeVaul grew up in Colorado, but his involvement in hockey took place more on the asphalt than the ice. His affection for ice hockey really kicked into high gear in 1996, when the NHL’s Colorado Avalanche came to town. After that, Jerry became an ardent Avalanche fan.

Wounded Warrior Project and DISH Network Partner to Honor Veteran Resiliency

Today, Wounded Warrior Project and DISH Network announced a new partnership that will highlight the nation's bravest who continue to make a difference. The partnership includes a co-created video series called "Continuing to Serve," featuring six warriors who are shaping the civilian world with their stories of hope, strength, and service after the military.

Veteran Peer Support: Veteran Overcomes Hurdles to Join Peer Support Group From Across the World

David Long is a Marine veteran who was deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. He’s managing traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and heard about Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) while recovering from combat injuries.