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Wounded soldier and his injured military dog are together again, recovering in Texas
They hadn't seen each other since they both received Purple Hearts in Washington.
By Sig Christenson
Latest "Purple Heart recipients" stories
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New policy makes GI Bill transfers easier than ever for wounded warriors
Active-duty troops who have been wounded in combat are now allowed to transfer their Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to their family members whenever they want.
By Natalie Gross
The Pentagon is easing its controversial new GI Bill restrictions — but only for some troops
Earlier this year, the Department of Defense rolled out a change to its GI Bill transfer policy that would keep long-serving troops from passing those benefits on to their dependents. But now its walking back those restrictions for some service members, Pentagon officials announced Wednesday.
By Natalie Gross