Wounded Warrior Programs Archive

  • Share Continuing the well-deserved praise and recognition of wounded warrior athletes, representatives from each Service’s Warrior Games team attended a special ceremony yesterday hosted by Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta. Held in the Pentagon courtyard, the ceremony also included remarks...

    Wounded warrior athletes demonstrate sheer guts to overcome

    Share Continuing the well-deserved praise and recognition of wounded warrior athletes, representatives from each Service’s Warrior Games team attended a special ceremony yesterday hosted by Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta. Held in the Pentagon courtyard, the ceremony also included remarks...

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  • Share The U.S. Army Wounded Warrior Program (AW2) Director, Col. Gregory D. Gadson, turned leadership over to Col. Timothy M. Karcher during a Tuesday ceremony at Fort Belvoir, VA. Brig. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, Commander, U.S. Army Warrior Transition Command, hosted...

    Col. Timothy M. Karcher becomes new AW2 Director

    Share The U.S. Army Wounded Warrior Program (AW2) Director, Col. Gregory D. Gadson, turned leadership over to Col. Timothy M. Karcher during a Tuesday ceremony at Fort Belvoir, VA. Brig. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, Commander, U.S. Army Warrior Transition Command, hosted...

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  • Share By Major (ret) Arturo R. Murguia Mosul, Iraq January, 2006.  Iraq is in the midst of some of the worst sectarian violence in Middle East modern history.  Coalition forces are battling an unforgiving insurgency.  Two Army occupational therapists in...

    National Military Appreciation Month: Home Base Program’s commitment to Veterans & their Families

    Share By Major (ret) Arturo R. Murguia Mosul, Iraq January, 2006.  Iraq is in the midst of some of the worst sectarian violence in Middle East modern history.  Coalition forces are battling an unforgiving insurgency.  Two Army occupational therapists in...

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