Ron Capps in the U.S. embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan as the Army Attaché in 2003.

Ron Capps in the U.S. embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan as the Army Attaché in 2003. Photo courtesy of Ron Capps

For Returning Veterans, D.C. Can Be Both Good And Bad

Ron Capps, 57, served in the Army for 25 years before retiring in 2008 as a Lieutenant Colonel. In between, he also held positions as both a senior military intelligence…
LTC Ken Robbins in Battalion Command in Germany with one of his officers at a training exercise.

LTC Ken Robbins in Battalion Command in Germany with one of his officers at a training exercise. Photo courtesy of Ken Robbins

Want To Thank A Vet? Vote

Kendric Robbins is transitioning to a new life as the co-founder of a small start-up company in Northern Virginia, where he lives with his wife and two daughters. He spent…
Kirk Bauer climbs Mt. Aconcagua in Mendoza, Argentina in 2015.

Kirk Bauer climbs Mt. Aconcagua in Mendoza, Argentina in 2015.

After Amputation, “Sports Gave Me Freedom”

Kirk Bauer, 67, was an Army sergeant in the 9th infantry division for two years during the Vietnam War before he was medically discharged in 1969. He is now the…
Lieutenant Mike and Lieutenant (junior grade) Vivian Greentree with their son MJ at home in Chesapeake, Va., where they were both stationed at Naval Station Norfolk in 2005.

Lieutenant Mike and Lieutenant (junior grade) Vivian Greentree with their son MJ at home in Chesapeake, Va., where they were both stationed at Naval Station Norfolk in 2005. Photo courtesy of Vivian Greentree

“It Breaks My Heart When Veterans Don’t Self-Identify”

Vivian Greentree, 36, was a Navy lieutenant for four years until 2005, when she joined the reserves for two. Through the G.I. bill, she completed her Ph.D. and co-founded Blue Star…
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