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The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program focuses on putting wounded, ill and injured together to strengthen and support each other plus gives Airmen value and a sense of "I can still function and participate in life." (U.S. Air Force Medical Service graphic)


Wounded Warrior

The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program focuses on putting wounded, ill and injured together to strengthen and support each other plus gives Airmen value and a sense of "I can still function and participate in life." (U.S. Air Force Medical Service graphic)

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