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Veterans put their driving skills to the test at the 2017 Invictus Games By John Groth U.S. Marine veteran Mark Mann (left) and U.S. Navy veteran Will Wilson chat about
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Veterans put their driving skills to the test at the 2017 Invictus Games By John Groth U.S. Marine veteran Mark Mann (left) and U.S. Navy veteran Will Wilson chat about
Three Paralyzed Veterans of America members share how honored they are to be selected for this month’s Invictus Games in Toronto.
Prince Harry started the Invictus Games after a spark of inspiration. The third annual Invictus Games will be held in Toronto from September 22 through September 30 By Courtney Verrill
A U.S. Army veteran opens up about her experience after being diagnosed with MS and how she took 10 years to come to terms with it By Courtney Verrill Jennifer
The Invictus Spirit Flame was lit today in Afghanistan during an emotional ceremony at the Afghanistan Presidential Palace in Kabul By Invictus Games Toronto 2017 Retired MCpl. Jody Mitic, 20-year
A free program imported from the United Kingdom is helping people with SCI experience the freedom and fun of riding an adapted two-wheeled motorcycle By Lisa Nicita Michael Mays was
Navy veteran, Enrique Lopez finished the obstacle course in 3 minutes, 45 seconds on Saturday at NVWG By John Groth Enrique Lopez kisses his trophy after winning “Super G” at
Team Red beat Team Gray by three points after overtime to win the championship medals By John Groth Mason Symons (left) gets knocked over after slamming into an opponent during
T-ball, wheelchair basketball and boccia ball were just some of the sports that Lily, a 5-year-old wheelchair user, got to play at Kids Day with the veterans mentoring By John
Three years ago, John Kellner and four of his family members started a new NVWG tradition. They wanted to honor his older brother, Jim “Butch” Kellner, who died of a
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