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A soldier's happy homecoming is one of the most glorious sights.

Colorado is giving back to active military personnel and veterans to help them enjoy this beautiful state even more.

Getting through this without your eyes welling up is virtually impossible.

The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming -- in a really sweet ride.

Home or away, soldiers are always looking out for others.

This veteran keeps on fighting.

This morning on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show," we had the honor of talking to NFL veteran and United States Marine veteran Jeremy Staat. Staat's story is pretty incredible.

A Wilmington, N.C., woman who is a military veteran parked her car in a spot designated for veterans only at a local grocery store. When Mary Claire Caine came out after her grocery shopping last week, she was greeted with a note plastered to her window that scorned her for parking in a spot clearly marked for veterans only, WECT-TV reported.

Today (Dec. 11) the procession for United States Air Force Captain William H. Dubois, 30,  of Newcastle, made its way through Grand Junction to honor the fallen soldier.

Going to the mall on Black Friday is dangerous enough without this kind of scene taking place.