Wounded Warrior Project's Impact

The Final Mission and an Extra Mile

Navy SEAL Chris Campbell only ever knew one calling – to help others. But on Aug. 6, 2011, after nearly 15 years of service, Chris made the ultimate sacrifice in a helicopter crash in the Afghanistan desert alongside many other SEALs and service members. The call of the crash was heard across the United States, reaching news outlets coast to coast, but none heard it louder than the families of those lost. Especially Chris’ big sister, Cindy.

Taking the Stress Out of Finding Mental Health Care

Military personnel excel at following orders and executing missions. However, many veterans struggle with having a clear direction when transitioning from service, which can lead to increased stress, anxiety, and depression. For Army veteran Chris Hoff, being medically retired due to a traumatic brain injury (TBI) gave way to a lot of emptiness.

Years of Support Empower Army Veteran to Take Back Her Life

First, it was the nose bleeds. Then came the fevers, the unintended weight loss, the racing pulse. Army veteran Angie Peacock knew something was wrong. The symptoms she was experiencing were more than the desert air or the constant barrage of gunfire in the distance.

What is Memorial Day? Facts, Meaning, and History

Some recognize Memorial Day by the seemingly endless commercials for car sales. Some recognize it as a long weekend to gather with friends and family around the barbeque. But what is the meaning of Memorial Day and why do we recognize it?

Love After War: Couple Leans on Each Other – and Wounded Warrior Project – To Improve Relationship

Shea Hughes remembers when her husband Scott returned from an outing with other veterans from Wounded Warrior Project^® (WWP). “He comes back, and there is this new excitement. And he said it would be great if we could do it as a couple,” she said.