38,000 veterans eat from garbage cans every day. Here's how we can end veteran homelessness

38,000 veterans eat from garbage cans every day. New Korean War movie ‘Devotion’ shows how we can end veteran homelessness with a simple helping hand.

U.S.VETS is led by Stephen Peck, son of legendary actor Gregory Peck. A veteran himself, Stephen Peck fought with the Marines in Vietnam, and considered a career as a filmmaker, but after struggling with PTSD decided to devote himself to helping other vets. "The problem is solvable," Peck said. "Providing housing and jobs are part of it, but that’s the easiest part. It’s the maladaptive habits a person may have picked up to cope with trauma that are hardest to overcome."   New York Times bestselling author Marcus Brotherton has written extensively about the Band of Brothers and World War II. His latest military nonfiction book is "A Bright and Blinding Sun." 

Hudner was the wingman for Ensign Jesse Brown, 24 — America’s first Black naval aviator, and Hudner’s best friend. Moments earlier, Brown’s plane was shot down as he flew in support of ground troops at the battle of the Chosin Reservoir. His fighter smacked hard into the frozen tundra. Landing gear ripped away. The engine broke free and cartwheeled.