Sam Kille

Marine Cpl. Aaron Mankin was nearly killed by an IED blast in Iraq, May 11, 2005. A combat correspondent, Mankin was used to telling the stories of his fellow Marines. He now uses his own story of survival to advocate for his fellow veterans.…

Despite recent setbacks, medically-retired Marine Sgt. Kirstie Ennis is determined to overcome challenges many able-bodied people would struggle with. Ennis has undergone more than 40 surgeries, including amputations below and above her left knee,…

The Clay Hunt Fellows Program is a 12-month leadership and training program for military veterans within Team Rubicon, launched in 2013 with the support of the Bob Woodruff Foundation. The fellowship honors the life and example of Clay Hunt, a Marine…

After being injured in Iraq, Marine veteran Mark Beyers found healing and a renewed sense of purpose through farming with his wife Denise, also a Marine veteran, in Western New York. Video/editing by James Mairs, and produced by Sam Kille, for the…

Medically-retired U.S. Marine Sgt. Kirstie Ennis pushes past the pain of her injuries with fellow wounded veterans, British and American, during the Walk of Britain, a thousand-mile journey across Scotland, Wales and England. A helicopter airframes…

Medically-retired U.S. Marine Capt. Andrew Bement finds healing with fellow wounded veterans, British and American, during the Walk of Britain, a thousand-mile journey across Scotland, Wales and England. Bement served two tours in Iraq, and one in…

The Walk of Britain team made its way into Brynmawr, Wales, the morning of Sept. 24, and received a warm welcome from the town's residents. The team, comprised of 4 British and two American injured veterans, is on a 1,000-mile journey to raise…