Updated: April 08, 2013
There are many ways to support the heroic efforts of military soldiers abroad and at home. For some, paying tribute comes in the form of writing letters, donating supplies to soldiers and military families and raising funds for wounded vets who need medical assistance.For others, honoring vets is about making a statement. Find out how Americans are declaring their respect, patriotism and support of the courageous troops who protect our country.
A high school set up a special graduation ceremony for a father heading to Afghanistan.
After consulting on a video game, a group of this elite military unit were reprimanded.
Once a football star, Travis Mills returned from Afghanistan with four prosthetic limbs.
The VA has started a program for soldiers returning from war and dealing with the effects of combat.
Michelle Obama played a big part on the latest Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
Why bungee jumping and white water rafting are helping some soldiers transition into civilian life.
Watch as this high school throws a special pep rally for some Marines.
Steven Fabian meets up with Mike for part of his run to plant some flags and get the story.
Running 30 miles everyday isn't easy. Steven Fabian asks, "What is the toughest part about running?" in this behind the scenes feature.
Find out what gives Mike the strength to run 30 miles everyday in this behind the scenes segment.
In 2010, Mike Ehredt, a retired Postal Clerk and Army Veteran, began an epic 4514 mile journey across the country to honor and remember service members lost in Iraq one American flag at a time.
Explore and take part in democracy. Plus, get the latest news on politics, the government and military.
Find out how you can help support the troops on Veterans Day. Plus, check out famous war photos and take the V-Day challenge.
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