ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 20, 2008--Announcing at today's Business Session that this will be his last address to a convention of veterans as Commander-in-Chief, President George Bush outlined his achievements in the area of veterans affairs. ... more

WASHINGTON - Congress has approved legislation requiring the U.S. Mint to issue 350,000 silver coins to raise money for a memorial near the U.S. Capitol honoring disabled veterans.... more

The Senate Banking Committee approved legislation Tuesday mandating the minting of a $1 coin to honor veterans who were disabled in the line of duty.... more

Ross Perot, long dedicated to veterans' affairs, has pledged $3 million to the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial to be dedicated in Washington, D.C., in 2010.... more

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- It could be the best possible place for a memorial to disabled vets. Or, maybe, the worst. A shady island of trees across from the national botanical garden, within clear sight of the Capitol. Engulfed by some of the busiest traffic in the capital, including access to Interstate 395, reverberating at rush hour with the roar and rumble of cars and trucks and the shrill whistles of traffic cops. ... more

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26, 2007 -- Actor and military advocate Gary Sinise earned praise for his portrayal of a disabled Vietnam veteran in the 1994 movie, "Forrest Gump." Sinise now is helping to build a memorial for America’s 3 million living disabled military veterans. ... more

DVLMF spokesperson Gary Sinise was invited to speak at the Headliner Luncheon at the National Press Club.... more

Disabled Veteran Christian Bagge also spoke at the National Press Club Luncheon.... more

ADVLM spokesman Gary Sinise and disabled veteran Captain Leslie Smith appear on FOX News Live to talk about the Memorial and what it stands for.... more

ADVLM spokesman Gary Sinise and disabled veteran Captain Leslie Smith appear on FOX News Live to talk about the Memorial and what it stands for (3:54).... more

Building a memorial in the nation's capital takes legislation, money and lots of time. But philanthropist Lois Pope feels that having a cause you believe in makes it all worthwhile.... more