Stories

“I came here for more knowledge about the PACT Act, said ArTwell Blue.  I was able to the speak with the VA program about the PACT ACT and get information on other VA programs I wasn’t aware of.

An Atlanta Marine Combat Veteran oftentimes reflects on how the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, established on August 29, 1916, has flourished into a force of steadfast warriors, ready to defend and uphold the principles upon which our great nation was founded.

July 27, 2024 Veterans Town Hall

Desert Shield transitioned to Operation Desert Storm — the combat phase of the Gulf War in which the allied coalition forces.

Johnathan Tubbs, a 62-year-old Army cavalry scout Veteran and William Green, a 60-year-old Army and Air Force Veteran will compete in several of the games, which include 23 adaptive sports, such as wheelchair basketball, swimming, cycling, powerlifting, rugby, and soccer.

July 27 marks 71 years since the Korean Armistice was signed, effectively bringing an end to the Korean War, which lasted for three years — from June 25, 1950, to July 27, 1953.

Four residents were honored for the completion of the PharmD Residency.

June is PTSD Awareness Month, and two Atlanta Veteran recently shared their stories in hopes of bringing year-round attention on how the disorder affects those around us, particularly service members.

"Successful health care organizations engage everyone in safety and create a culture where employees and patients have a strong sense of personal responsibility not only for their own safety, but for that of their coworkers, families and friends,” Joshua Jenkins said.

The US Army will celebrate its 249th birthday on June 14, and for many Veterans it is a time to pause and honor one of the oldest and most trusted institutions in the country.