Soldier who amputated leg to save tank crew: 'It's the best thing that's ever happened to me'
"Every day I wake up and look at it, and I remember how close I was to losing it all. And I'm still here," he said. "I managed to survive, and this is just the scar I walked away with."
Community salutes retired Master Sergeant Mark Allen
Hundreds of people lined the funeral procession route for retired Master Sergeant Mark Allen, who passed away last weekend.
Funeral held for Army Master Sgt. Mark Allen
Loved ones gathered Friday inside a Gwinnett County church to honor a fallen Georgia soldier known as a "true American hero."
US Army Vietnam veteran nurse, 84, challenges TSA agent to 10 push-ups before Honor Flight
An 84-year-old U.S. Army veteran nurse challenged a TSA agent to do 10 push-ups on Tuesday before her Honor Flight from Phoenix to Washington, D.C.
Vietnam veterans travel to Washington D.C. through Honor Flight Arizona
A group of Vietnam veterans traveled to our nation's capital Monday thanks to Honor Flight Arizona.
Wounded Warriors go scuba diving
Once a year Operation Outdoor Freedom takes a group of wounded vets lobster diving. For these wounded warriors it gives them a chance to bond with their fellow vets and helps them cope with life after the military.
Florida veteran who was buried with honors had kin after all
More than 2,000 people packed into Patriots Plaza at Sarasota National Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Each person came to say ‘goodbye’ and salute Edward Pearson. It was reported that the Naples, Florida resident had no immediate family, but it turns out, he had two sons.
Jury deliberations set to begin Friday in murder trial of former officer
Jurors heard closing arguments Thursday in the murder trial of former Dekalb County police officer Robert Olsen.
America's 2nd oldest Pearl Harbor survivor writes new book
On December 7, 1941, Lt. Jim Downing was aboard the USS West Virginia when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Now, at 104-years-old, Downing is the second oldest living survivor of Pearl Harbor.
I-Team Report of Veteran's Battle to Get Wheelchair Prompts Viewer's Donations
Our FOX 5 I-team recently brought you the story of a paralyzed veteran who had waited nine months for the VA to get him a motorized wheelchair.
VA approved special wheelchair for paralyzed veteran, then denied him special transportation to pick it up
The local Atlanta Veterans Affairs office denied a paralyzed veteran special transportation so he could pick up a motorized wheelchair that the same VA said he needed.