Last night Jennifer Griffin moderated the 'Wounded Warrior Experience' featuring 10 extraordinary men who have scarified everything for our freedom. They spoke on their experiences and their injuries, care and recovery, and returning back to their lives and career's after their injuries. What was most remarkable was their spirits and sense of humor despite what they have had to deal with.

The annual event was put on by the American Veterans Center and the United States Naval Memorial and presented by the Military Order of the Purple Heart Service Foundation. The program will air on the Pentagon Channel on Veterans Day, November 11th, so please check your local listings for times.

Here are a few photos from the event:

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Sgt. Bryan Anderson speaks with Petty Officer Smith about his new book, "No Turning Back" in stores now. Bryan says he wouldn't change a thing and now says he's got the extraodinary life he always wanted. He continues to snowboard, rock climb and travel.

Captain Ryan Kules, director of Alumni at The Wounded Warrior Project and proud new father and Major Justin Constantine, Board of Directors at The Wounded Warrior Project.

Col. Gregoy Gadson: Director, U.S. Army Wounded Warrior Program and Chuck Lear, wounded in the Vietnam War and a silver medalist in archery in the US Paralympics Games.

Pictured left to right (beginning with standing row) Staff Sergeant Jeremiah Workman- PTSD; Captain Ryan Kules double amputee after vehicle struck by an explosive device; Eric Wolfe suffering from TBI or Traumatic Brain Injury; CSM Bernard McPherson representing PEO Soldier, US Army; Colonel Gregory Gadson director, US Army Wounded Warrior Program and double amputee; Jennifer Griffin; Major Justin Constantine shot by a sniper during patrol in Iraq; Chuck Lear lost left arm and leg in Vietnam War; Steve Maquire, Army Ranger wounded and left blind in Vietnam; Sgt. Bryan Anderson who lost both legs and his left hand in Iraq.