Health Blogs

This story was written by Alan's mother about Corporal Alan R. Babin's experience after being wounded in battle. Growing up, Alan was your typical All-American kid - playing soccer, ... Read More »

My husband served in the Army for over 23 years, 16 of which were active duty. He came from a long line of military servicemen dating back to the Revolutionary War, going back generation after ... Read More »

I am a military Police Sergeant First Class. I have been in the Army for 10 years, and I have held every duty position that an enlisted Military Police officer can hold, up until company First ... Read More »

It’s easy to be cynical and say that for many Americans the 4th of July has been reduced to beer, barbecue, and fireworks. But celebrating Independence Day is an essential American tradition that ... Read More »

Many veterans face significant, life-altering health issues. And navigating your way through the jumble of information and offers out there can take unnecessary time and energy away from healing. ... Read More »

It was 1966, and I was 19 when I first got my draft notice. At that time, the US public had the impression that Viet Nam was a relatively small conflict taking place in a country many had never heard ... Read More »

My organization, C.A.M.O. (Challenge Aspen Military Opportunities), recognized the importance of adaptive therapeutic ... Read More »

Fortunately, there are is an incredibly large number of therapeutic recreation and sports opportunities throughout the United States for our returning wounded soldiers. Programs and events provide ... Read More »

Female specific recreational and rehabilitation programs are a must for our returning servicewomen. In 2009 C.A. M.O. created the first specific female program for our returning wounded warriors ... Read More »