More than 240,000 female service members have been deployed to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but for some female veterans, reintegrating to civilian life, and trying to find employment, has been difficult. IAVA Executive Director and Founder Paul Rieckhoff recently spoke to National Public Radio about IAVA's efforts to help our nation's women warriors transition home, and how the military and veterans health-care system can better prepare for the influx of new veterans.

During a recent New York Yankees game, the YES Network highlighted the partnership between IAVA and Miller High Life and showed behind the scenes footage of the first commercial of the campaign, starring IAVA staff members Adam Bryant, Cara Hammer, and Miller High Life Spokesperson Windell Middlebrooks. The campaign launched on the Fourth of July at the San Diego Padres game where nearly 1000 veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan and their families came out to celebrate the holiday and commemorate the historic launch.

IAVA Executive Director Paul Rieckhoff and actor Windell Middlebrooks sat down for this CNN interview on the 4th of July to unveil IAVA's new partnership with Miller High Life - a campaign to give new veterans and their families more than $1 million in once-in-a-lifetime experiences from baseball tickets to NASCAR passes, concerts and more.

IAVA Executive Director Paul Rieckhoff recently joined Washington Watch with Roland Martin for a panel on the current state of the war in Afghanistan, General Stanley McChrystal's sudden resignation, and what lies ahead for U.S. troops on the ground.