War
Burned in the War
A roadside bomb in Iraq left Bobby Henline's face and body disfigured by burns, and his dreams shattered. Here's how he maintains a positive outlook.
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Without Warning
A soldier returned from Afghanistan tells his tale... and then we see the surprising rest of the story.
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Future Guardians of Peace
Former Liberian child soldiers collaborate on a video project that shows their evolution from warriors to peace-builders. View
Michigan Marines: Band of Brothers
Emmy-winning video series shows the riveting, gritty journey of soldiers and their families, and the impact of their service in Iraq.
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Breaking the Silence
Congolese survivors of the world's worst rape epidemic were shamed into silence for years. Now they're speaking out.
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From Iraq to the Campaign Trail
Iraq War veterans are turning to politics with the same sense of duty that pushed them to enlist. Meet two on the trail.
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Dedicated to the Disabled
Once an Italian lawyer, Alberto Cairo now helps disabled Afghans live normally again with artificial limbs. He considers himself very lucky.
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The War Briefing
Attacks on U.S. soldiers in 'the forgotten war' in Afghanistan have reached an all time high, making it a deadlier battlefield than Iraq.
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Scream Bloody Murder
A behind-the-scenes look at Christiane Amanpour's CNN documentary about the heroes who tried to stop genocide when no one listened. View
Intended Consequences
After 800,000 Rwandan Tutsis were massacred, thousands of surviving women contracted HIV and bore children as a result of being raped. They tell their story. View
Catherine's Secret
During the civil war in Uganda, Catherine Ojok spent several years as a sex slave of a senior rebel commander.
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Lioness: Women in Combat
There's a disconnect between what U.S. policy says female soldiers can do and the fighting they are actually doing, so they're not getting the training they need.
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