Train through pain
Wounded warriors learn to work through pain from injuries in their physical training and rehabilitation
Airman Magazine: 05.2012
Featured Stories
One team, new fight
Service teams compete for medals in Warrior Games, but also for each other
Keeping the wheels turning and gears grinding
Rehab teams support equipment needs for Warrior Games athletes
Battle bond
Two helicopter crash survivors are back on the same team in Warrior Games
Latest Features
Warrior Games 2012: Airman Photo Recap
A look back at the 2012 Warrior Games
Warrior Games’ other heroes
Volunteers show support for service members by serving at Warrior Games
It’s all about the team
Air Force takes 2nd, 3rd in men's cycling
Debut performance
AF athlete places among top archers in his first Warrior Games
Equipping the Wounded Warrior
A look at some of the equipment our Air Force warriors are using in their Warrior Games competition
Emerald Warrior 2012
Joint, coalition exercise offers special operations forces irregular warfare training
Alive and kicking
Air Force's youngest B-52 Stratofortress turns 50 this year
Airman Departments
Jennifer Stone
Ultimate Challenge athlete heals from shooting, battles PTSD
27 April 2012
1st Lt. Ryan McGuire
First below the knee amputee C-17 pilot proves life isn’t over
27 April 2012
Gwen Sheppard
Retired major uplifts Warrior Games teammates
27 April 2012
Matt Sanders
"Being here makes you feel like you’re still part of the military."
27 April 2012
Jeff Odom
Adaptive sports gave an AF team member new perspective
27 April 2012
George Stiltner
Selection camp pulls former first sergeant out of isolation
27 April 2012
Damian Orslene
"I’ve been able to reconnect again in athletics. I’d forgotten what it was like to wear a jersey on Saturdays."
27 April 2012
William Timothy Wymore
"(The Warrior Games) will get me motivated to exercise again."
27 April 2012
Maj. Gregg Rich
Active-duty major represents the AF in three sports
27 April 2012
Ramina Oraha
"It’s a chance to get out and be involved in the Air Force again."
27 April 2012
Tech. Sgt. Kathryn “Katie” Robinson
"I hope to move forward in the healing process."
27 April 2012
Kevin Taylor
"I am a veteran and I live to defend this country, no matter what."
27 April 2012
Kim Bradshaw
"It gives us the chance to have competition we normally wouldn’t have."
27 April 2012
Master Sgt. B. Paul Horton
"I wanted to push myself, learn some sports and show I could still compete."
27 April 2012
Tech. Sgt. Keith Sekora
"I wanted to push myself, learn some sports, and show I could still compete."
27 April 2012
Stacey L. Pearsall
"I am always humbled when I can serve alongside such wonderful folks."
27 April 2012
Capt. Anthony Simone
"I love archery and cycling, and they’re both part of the competition."
27 April 2012
Claude Owens
"My boys motivate me to show them I still have got it."
27 April 2012
Noel Sepulveda
"The Warrior Games helped me get back into things. It got me back associating with people."
27 April 2012
Corey Carter
"I have a competitive bone in me, although I try to keep it hidden most of the time."
27 April 2012
Master Sgt. Christopher Aguilera
"It’s being able to return to my new 100 percent and my friends and family."
27 April 2012
Kenneth L. Gestring
"It took some coaxing from my recovery care coordinator who let me know this is for anybody who’s injured."
27 April 2012
Tech. Sgt. Christopher Wolff
"I am ecstatic to compete."
27 April 2012
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27 April 2012Not bad... Take a look at this fun litttle video shot by Ssgt. James Ebbs. http://t.co/KPtd2oXl http://t.co/AKBpmkA9