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    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015 [Image 8 of 17]

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    A man in a blue athletic shirt is actively maneuvering a blue sports wheelchair on an indoor basketball court. He appears to be participating in a wheelchair basketball or adaptive sports event, with spectators visible in the background. The setting is a well-equipped gymnasium featuring a scoreboard, basketball hoops, and a climbing wall.

    JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    01.20.2015

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Sarayuth Pinthong 

    Air Education and Training Command Safety

    U.S. Air Force recovering service members practice drills at wheelchair basketball during the Wounded Warrior Adaptive Sports and Reconditioning Camp, Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, Jan. 20, 2015. More than 80 Air Force recovering service members from around the nation participated in the weeklong adaptive sports camp. For many of the competitors, this is the first training event prior to participation in the 2015 Air Force Trials followed by the Warrior Games in mid-2015. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Sarayuth Pinthong Released)

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    Date Taken: 01.20.2015
    Date Posted: 01.29.2015 00:47
    Photo ID: 1740931
    VIRIN: 150120-F-GY993-776
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 7.64 MB
    Location: JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, TEXAS, US
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    An indoor swimming pool scene showing multiple people engaged in swim training or practice. Two swimmers are actively in the water swimming laps, while observers and participants sit or stand at the pool's edge. Swimming training equipment such as kickboards and swim fins are visible poolside.
    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015
    A competitive swimmer is captured mid-stroke in an indoor swimming pool, wearing a silver Speedo swim cap and dark goggles. The swimmer appears to be performing the freestyle (front crawl) stroke, with their head turned to the side for breathing. Lane dividers with red and white floats are visible in the background.
    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015
    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015
    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015
    A man in a blue athletic shirt is actively maneuvering a blue sports wheelchair on an indoor basketball court. He appears to be participating in a wheelchair basketball or adaptive sports event, with spectators visible in the background. The setting is a well-equipped gymnasium featuring a scoreboard, basketball hoops, and a climbing wall.
    A person wearing a blue shirt is actively propelling a blue sport wheelchair across an indoor gymnasium floor. The motion blur in the image conveys a strong sense of speed and dynamic movement. The setting appears to be a sports facility, likely during wheelchair basketball or athletic training.
    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015
    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015
    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015
    Several individuals in wheelchairs are participating in a wheelchair sports practice or training session on an indoor basketball court. The participants are wearing blue 'I AM AIR FORCE' t-shirts, indicating this is a U.S. Air Force adaptive sports program. The image is taken from a low, behind-the-shoulder perspective of a foreground participant, looking out across the court.
    A man in a blue athletic shirt is actively maneuvering a wheelchair at speed inside an indoor gymnasium or sports facility. The motion blur effect in the photograph conveys a strong sense of movement and athleticism. The subject appears to be a Paralympic or adaptive sports athlete, possibly practicing wheelchair basketball or racing.
    Air Force Wounded Warrior: Adaptive Sports Camp 2015
    A group of individuals in blue U.S. Air Force Wounded Warrior t-shirts are seated in sports wheelchairs on a gymnasium basketball court, attentively listening to a man in a light blue shirt who appears to be addressing or instructing them. Several participants visibly have prosthetic limbs, indicating this is a military adaptive sports program. The setting is an indoor gymnasium with a basketball hoop and scoreboard visible in the background.
    A group of people wearing U.S. Air Force branded blue t-shirts are seated in a circle, appearing to be engaged in a group discussion or meeting. The central focus is on a smiling middle-aged man wearing a gray shirt with a lanyard, listening attentively to someone speaking out of frame. The setting appears to be a large indoor facility, possibly a gymnasium or community center.

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    Warrior Games
    wheelchair basketball
    Adaptive Sports
    AETC"
    AFW2
    Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph
    "Air Force Wounded Warrior
    Reconditioning Camp
    Air Force
    Texas

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