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US Navy 110512-N-KE905-255 Retired Master Chief James
FOUNTAIN, Colo. (May 12, 2011) Retired Master Chief James "Will" Wilson and Cali Overcast, an eighth-grade student at Fountain Middle School, show off their prosthetic legs during a Team Navy-Coast Guard surprise visit to thank Overcast for the quilt she made. The 10-foot by 10-foot quilt welcomes wounded warrior athletes competing in the upcoming 2011 Warrior Games to Colorado Springs, Colo. Wilson lost his leg in a shipboard accident and Overcast lost her leg to a congenital birth defect. The
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9-11 anniversary, Family shares its story DVIDS453192
Melissa Givens sits with her two sons, 8-year-old Carson and 14-year-old Dakota, inside her home Sept. 6, in Fountain, Colo. Her husband, Jesse Givens, is the first Fort Carson soldier killed in combat after 9/11. He drowned in Iraq May 1, 2003, as his Abrams battle tank burrowed into the Euphrates River. Jesse Givens enlisted to fight terrorism and protect American families, she said.
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9-11 anniversary, Family shares its story DVIDS453193
Melissa Givens talks with her two sons, 8-year-old Carson and 14-year-old Dakota, inside her home Sept. 6, in Fountain, Colo. Her husband, Jesse Givens, is the first Fort Carson soldier killed in combat after 9/11. He drowned in Iraq May 1, 2003, as his Abrams battle tank burrowed into the Euphrates River. Jesse Givens enlisted to fight terrorism and protect American families, she said.
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9-11 anniversary, Family shares its story DVIDS453194
Melissa Givens listens to her two sons discuss school Sept. 6, inside her home in Fountain, Colo. Her husband, Jesse Givens, is the first Fort Carson soldier killed in combat after 9/11. He drowned in Iraq May 1, 2003, as his Abrams battle tank burrowed into the Euphrates River. Jesse Givens enlisted to fight terrorism and protect American families, she said.
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9-11 anniversary, Family shares its story DVIDS453196
Melissa Givens plays with her son, Carson, 8, inside her home Sept. 6 in Fountain, Colo. Her husband, Jesse Givens, is the first Fort Carson soldier killed in combat after 9/11. He drowned in Iraq May 1, 2003, as his his Abrams battle tank burrowed into the Euphrates River.
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9-11 anniversary, Family shares its story DVIDS453197
Melissa Givens discusses school with her son, Dakota, 14, inside her home Sept. 6 in Fountain, Colo. Her husband, Jesse Givens, is the first Fort Carson soldier killed in combat after 9/11. He drowned in Iraq May 1, 2003, as his Abrams battle tank burrowed into the Euphrates River. Jesse Givens enlisted to fight terrorism and protect American families, she said.
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Climbing the hill 3 130425-A-UK001-020
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Spencer Anderson, a flight medic, assigned to Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion (General Support), 4th Aviation Regiment, Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, climbs a small hill during his practice ride for his cycling event in the upcoming Warrior Games at Fountain, Colo., April 25, 2013. Anderson is captain of the cycling team for Team Army and will compete in the 30 km cycling event, seated-volleyball, and the 100 and 200 meter sprints. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. W
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Riding 130425-A-UK001-013
Staff Sgt. Spencer Anderson, flight medic, Company C, 2nd General Support Aviation Battalion, 4th Aviation Regiment, 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, starts his practice ride for his cycling event in the upcoming Warrior Games, April 25, 2013. Anderson is captain of the cycling team for Team Army and will compete in the 30 km cycling event, seated-volleyball, and the 100 and 200 meter sprints. (U.S. Army photo by Cpl. William Smith, 4th Inf. Div. PAO)
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I-25 Mesa Ridge Pkwy and Fort Carson Gate 20 Exit in Fountain, CO
The First Exit when coming to Fountain from Colorado Springs. To the right is the entrance to Fort Carson, a military base. The next exit leads to Fountain.
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