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Though he never found himself in combat, Steve Porter says his toughest battles have not been in uniform while on foreign land.
For the past ten years, this historic cemetery has recognized men and women who have given their lives so we can live freely.
Project Healing Waters welcomes veterans from all walks of life.
America's VetDogs awarded Seyward McKinney a black lab service dog at no cost.
Fellowship of Veterans' Wives meets monthly to support and encourage those who care for veterans.
The award was announced during the VAB convention in Virginia Beach June 23, 2023.
A local non profit stands beside a local veteran battling cancer
It’s not every day you walk into a room filled with veterans… who are women!
United States Air Force Colonel Peter Larsen creates an app to connect communities
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Colonel Donna Fore recalls her time at the Pentagon during the 9/11 attacks.
A Gulf War veteran continues to fight for her life
He enjoys the small things because he knows what it's like to go without.
A Hometown veteran helping other veterans with the gift of nutritious food
Todd Cassell retired with 21 years in the Navy and now runs a successful quilting business with his high school sweetheart.
Help For Our Heroes assists first responders and veterans overcome addiction, depression, suicide, and ptsd.
Orland Phillips is a World War II veteran and just turned 103 years old
An Army veteran found retirement and a wife in the military.
Vietnam Veteran explains his time in Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam
Cold War Veteran Roland Evans Walters describes his time in the service from 1961-1966.
The entire 7@four show was produced live at the Vinton War Memorial on Veterans’ Day 2021.
Army veteran Billy Riddle finds community through his new platform The Appalachian Podcast
A local Vietnam veteran is not letting anything stop him from pursuing his purpose.
A Roanoke Marine veteran explains how he turned his trials into success
A man shares his father's military story in Vietnam to honor his memory.
Picture having to be one of the first Black females to enter an all white military unit.
A local veteran says Memorial Day is often taken for granted.
When most people think of Bedford’s military, they think of the Bedford Boys, who died on D-Day. But not all Bedford’s heroes are gone.
Military families and the sacrifice they make so those who serve can do their jobs
For one Roanoke native, it was not a choice, but a calling.
When you first meet Tammy, you’d probably never guess this petite, kind, and generous woman led troops in the United States Army.