Black History Heroes – Sharona Young
U.S. Navy veteran Sharona Young talks about her service, being a mom and Black History month By Courtney Cooper Navy veteran Sharona Young with her daughter, Taylor. (Photo courtesy Sharona
U.S. Navy veteran Sharona Young talks about her service, being a mom and Black History month By Courtney Cooper Navy veteran Sharona Young with her daughter, Taylor. (Photo courtesy Sharona
Veterans from the Bedford VAMC are using adaptive sailing to regain independence By Jenna Ciccotelli Away from the swirling, biting winds typical of the first weekend in February, the modest
Paralyzed Veterans of America’s first African-American national president talks about his service to the country, PVA and honoring Black History month By Christopher Di Virgilio PVA national president Gene Crayton
This month the United States Marine Corps celebrates its 242nd year of service to the nation and as such, PN Online is sharing the story of one of the few
New friendships are a big part of the Invictus Games experience By John Groth U.S. Army veteran Danny Dudek takes part in the cycling time trials during the 2017 Invictus
Paralyzed Veterans of America members take on Toronto for the 2017 Invictus Games By John Groth RJ Anderson serves to Team Australia during the tennis match at the 2017 Invictus
Veteran Jesse Graham reflects on what made him join the Air Force and how he is training for this years’ Invictus Games By Courtney Verrill Jesse Graham gives a thumbs
With September declared national Suicide Prevention Month and the rate of veteran suicides making headlines, the Homer S. Townsend Jr. Memorial Lecture at Wednesday’s Paralyzed Veterans of America Summit +
From her service in the U.S. Army, to teacher to wheelchair racer, Holly Koester does it with a smile By Christopher Di Virgilio Retired U.S. Army captain Holly Koester is always smiling.
June 14 is Flag Day, and we have all the details about the history and how to properly display the flag By Courtney Verrill The flag is saluted during the