…(IED) explosion in Panjwai, Afghanistan on July 7, 2012. A few days later, SFC Barrera arrived in the States, where he endured multiple surgeries at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. He spent the following two years doing rehab at the hospital’s Center for the Intrepid. Since being injured, Edgar has been busy with his career goals and family. He is currently studying graphic arts and animation at Central Texas College; he is a DJ, and enjoys spending time…
…unconscious by the force of the blast, Michael would not wake for five days, not knowing that he had been rescued by his squad and treated for his serious injuries in Baghdad and Landstuhl, Germany. He arrived at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC., where he remained for four years receiving therapies and treatments. SGT Beck enjoys fishing, four-wheeling, and helping people in whatever way he can. Michael and his wife Nadia intend to raise their children, Kloe…
…Medical Center. After moving into his HFOT home, Mike was able to focus on his family and recovery. He loved spending time with his wife Dawnalee and their four children. He also found time for hunting, fishing, playing golf, and coaching his daughter’s softball team, as well as being involved with the local Elks and VFW. The home removed the burden of a mortgage and the worry about living in a safe environment for him and his family. “The home…
SFC Jacque Keeslar Fallbrook, CA Mission Accomplished on Nov. 19, 2011 On June 27, 2006, while on a mission to eliminate a local terrorist cell in Al Anbar Province, Army Sergeant First Class Jacque Keeslar was thirty days from the completion of his 12-month tour in Iraq when he was severely injured by an explosion. The improvised explosive device (IED) that was detonated directly underneath his Stryker, pinned him in the vehicle’s gun station and pulverized his legs. After an…
…back on a similar level.” related articles: WHSV, Dec. 11, 2021 A canceled race, along with several other obstacles could not stop Veteran, Kevin Blanchard. He’s a retired Marine who is running, swimming, and biking for a cause. Read more. WDBJ7, Oct. 1, 2017 A retired Marine received the keys to his new home in Central Virginia on Saturday. The organization Homes For Our Troops built a home for Corporal Kevin Blanchard and his wife Myra in Crozet. Read more….
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