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Bionic Legs—1500 Years After the Wheelchair

More than 1500 years since the invention of the wheelchair, there is new hope that those paralyzed by everything from car accidents to sniper’s bullets can walk again. The Israeli made “Rewalk” has just received F-D-A approval and soon will help wounded American soldiers get back on their feet. The device is a set of mechanical legs attached to a backpack battery system that allows a paralyzed patient to ... read more

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Elizabeth Prann

November 14, 2010 11:18 AM

War Stories Emerge Six Decades Later

  [/caption]    Bob Uhl remembers when he was old enough to enlist in the armed services when World War II broke out. That was six decades ago. "The old people start the ... read more



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Adam Housley

October 8, 2010 4:22 PM

Ride to Recovery Races through California

A year passes faster than you think, isn't that always the truth. Just a year ago we were riding and reporting live as inspirational men and women made the trek from north to south across ... read more



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Lee Ross

August 13, 2010 1:46 PM

The Most Patriotic Golf Hole in America

Golf wouldn't be golf without the green of the tees, fairways and of course putting greens. But as you approach the 11th hole of one West Virginia course you quickly recognize that the ... read more



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Justin Fishel

July 12, 2010 1:40 PM

New Rules for Vets Wanting PTSD Benefits

WASHINGTON -- The government is making it easier for veterans of all wars to claim benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a step President Barack Obama said is "long overdue."  It's a welcomed step within the military community, but also raises questions about an increased potential for fraud. Veterans Affairs Secretary, Eric Shinseki, wrote in ... read more



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Claudia Cowan

January 22, 2010 12:28 PM

Job Hunt: Veterans Honoring Veterans

Headstones honoring America's war dead now offer a chance at a better life for dozens of veterans. Many who've had a hard time adapting to civilian life, or have been unable to find steady work, are learning the tombstone trade: everything from designing the stencils to inscribing the words and images. The gravemarkers are then sent to national cemetaries across the ... read more



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Claudia Cowan

December 15, 2009 3:12 PM

America’s New Homeless Veterans

For America's men and women returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan, transitioning back to civilian life is often a struggle. The stress of multiple deployments, a down economy and a brutal job market create a perfect storm for re-adjustment...as 4-year Navy vet, Steve Moody, knows all too well. Moody told us the worst moment was waking up and realizing he’s ... read more



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Robert Lee

August 22, 2009 10:14 AM

Free Homes For Severely Injured Troops

Its called homesforourtroops.org, a not for profit organization dedicated to helping severely injured soldiers get into houses that fit their needs. After Sgt. Cameron Crouch lost both legs ... read more



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Rick Leventhal

July 8, 2009 1:00 PM

Combat Veterans Catching a Break in Court

A new program in three of the biggest counties in and around New York City aims to keep combat veterans out of jail if they break the law in non-violent ways.  District Attorneys in Kings, Queens and Nassau Counties have linked with the Veterans Affairs Administration, offering an alternative to veteran offenders who are deemed not to be a threat to the ... read more