Veterans

After a decade of preparation, Aggie veteran Patrick Monday achieved his lifelong dream of standing atop the world's tallest mountain.

Six-man Project Atlas Rucks team to depart Texas A&M University’s campus on Dec. 10 for hike through the Colorado mountains.

Mental health counseling, business training and alternative therapy are the top service issues identified by Texas veterans.

Texas A&M selected as Gold Recipient of the 2024 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award for outstanding service to student veterans.

The No. 4 Texas A&M University Ford Mustang Dark Horse driven by Josh Berry will feature a camouflage and maroon design reflective of the university’s support of veterans Nov. 10 at the Phoenix Raceway.

World War II veteran and Texas A&M graduate Gerry Grogin ’47 participated in the legendary Aggie Muster on Corregidor Island in 1946.

John Fleming becomes only the second director in the department’s history, replacing Jerry Smith, who has retired.

Marine Corps veteran Janneth Najera, a graduate student at the Bush School, is honored for her service as an advocate for student veterans.

Clarence E. Sasser, a Brazoria County native and distinguished veteran of the Vietnam War, earned the nation’s highest military honor in 1969 before studying chemistry at Texas A&M.

Marine Corps Capt. Ronald Forrester’s plane crashed in 1972. His remains were identified through DNA testing in December.