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“We recognize that our biggest issue is not veterans getting care, but veterans getting to their care,” said Elliot Tommingo, outreach specialist with the Mayor’s Office of Veterans Affairs . So, with the Department of For-Hire Vehicles , they started VetsRide . VetsRide launched as a pilot effort...

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Blind military vets, even those missing limbs, golfing? It's a thing.

Five women in Texas were touched by the Lone Survivor story. Now they're helping soldiers get help and get healthy.

By Neil A. Carousso NEW YORK, NY -- Sometimes horsing around is therapy. For Gold Star father Ken Boyd and U.S. Army veteran Mary Ballengee, equestrian therapy has been instrumental in survival. "When you become a Gold Star parent, it's probably the darkest, deepest day of your life," said Boyd...

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"That is how brotherhood works. It has no expiration date, or terms."