Veterans Day Is Not The Only Day We Honor Our Vets Today is the day when the nation stops to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Home of the FREE because of the BRAVE 'Welcome Home' the two words that every veteran looks forward to hearing.  Now as we celebrate Veterans Day we need to talk about the biggest problem facing veteran, unemployment. In 2011 President Obama took this problem very seriously and pushed the " VOW to hire Vets Act " which has continued to lower the unemployment rate of veterans to its lowest point in years. The President is not the only who have taken pride in helping our veterans returning home.  America's Building Trades have been helping veterans find good careers through their Helmets to Hardhats program. "Because of their military experience, these guys no longer have the kid in them," said Doug Williams, Business Manager of Iron Workers Local 433. "They have discipline, can follow instructions and are not afraid to work hard. They are the kind of men we need in our industry." The Helmets to Hardhat program is also using returning vets to help heal America's wounds here at home.  Veterans are currently working on rebuilding the World Trade Center. "I had just arrived at my duty station when Sept. 11 happened," says Lawrence Gotti, Ironworkers Local 40, a U.S. Army Veteran. "Being from New York and going through what I've gone through, It's just an honor -- it's