“I always look forward to the tournaments because that’s the time I get to be with my friends.” Tony Choe came to the United States from South Korea when he was 17 years old. He joined the Marine Corps Reserve as a way to “put his roots down” and learn American culture, while also completing […]
One of the greatest strengths of a talented musician is often their memory, but for retired Air Force Tech Sgt. Bill Bjornes – who served nearly 25 years as a trumpet player in both the Army and Air Force – the onset of a rare autoimmune disease in 2006 put that strength, along with his […]
For Army veteran James, adaptive sports helped fill a void he once thought only his military service could fill. “I thought the military was going to be the only thing for me for a long time,” says James, who served in the Army from 2002 to 2010 with the 82nd Airborne and Special Forces training […]
“If you’re apprehensive about something after your injury you just got to get out there and try it. You may have been really good at one thing prior to your injury but things are different, so you got to get out there and try and see what fits your new lifestyle.” #MondayMotivation Meet PVA Racing […]
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Pictured: U.S. Navy Veteran and PVA Member Howell aka. “Scrappy” with his family.
