soldier

Thanks to a move from the Louisiana State Legislature, his memory will live on with a permanent reminder of his courage, service, and sacrifice

"We lose 22 veterans a day to suicide. That is just unacceptable." We have been consumed with talking about celebrities losing their fight to depression, but what about the 22 soldiers a day who protected us?

This time every year, my mind wanders to far distant lands where sons and daughters, brothers and moms, are so far from home during Christmas.

We've seen more than our fair share of soldiers surprising their families by coming home, but this one might be a cut above the rest.

This is a fun video.  There are lots of reunion videos across the web of families welcoming home their military loved ones.  But, I hadn't seen one yet quite like this.

This is a fun video.  There are lots of reunion videos across the web of families welcoming home their military loved ones.  But, I hadn't seen one yet quite like this.

One of my favorites this time of year and have no idea as to whom authored it, but really makes you think of what matters!  THANK YOU MILITARY and MERRY CHRISTMAS! Twas the night before Christmas, he lived all alone In a one bedroom house made of plaster and stone. ...

In one month, soldier Aaron Collette will return from Iraq for two weeks’ leave. By the time he does, he won’t have a home — and neither will his family. Tim Collette, Aaron's dad, did everything right. He put $100,000 down on his home in Bend, Oregon, when he purchased it in 2006. In 2008, after the econ...