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    Athletics Competition at Invictus Games 2017 [Image 10 of 14]

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    An athlete identified as 'OHEARN' wearing bib number 316 is sprinting on a track at the Invictus Games, dressed in a USA-themed stars-and-stripes sleeveless jersey. The competitor is mid-stride, airborne, wearing Nike sprint spikes and dark compression shorts. Land Rover branding is visible in the background, confirming this is an official Invictus Games sponsored event.

    TORONTO, ALABAMA, UNITED STATES

    09.25.2017

    Photo by Roger Wollenberg 

    Defense Health Agency

    USSOCOM Lt. Col. Dave O’Hearn sprints down the track during a 100 meter dash during Athletics at York Lions Stadium during the 2017 Invictus Games in Toronto on September 25, 2017. The Invictus Games, established by Prince Harry in 2014, brings together wounded and injured veterans from 17 nations for 12 adaptive sporting events, including track and field, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby, swimming, sitting volleyball, and new to the 2017 games, golf. (DoD photo by Roger L. Wollenberg)

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    Date Taken: 09.25.2017
    Date Posted: 09.26.2017 00:27
    Photo ID: 3807779
    VIRIN: 170925-O-BB251-913
    Resolution: 2581x3500
    Size: 1.54 MB
    Location: TORONTO, ALABAMA, US
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    A female athlete wearing a USA uniform with bib number 281 (last name partially visible as 'HAMM...') celebrates at what appears to be a track and field competition, holding an American flag aloft while wearing a medal. She is accompanied by a young boy dressed in a stars-and-stripes themed outfit and a blue cap adorned with pins. The setting appears to be an outdoor athletic stadium with yellow signage visible in the background.
    An athlete wearing a United States flag draped over his shoulders stands on a red running track, looking upward with an expression of triumph or emotion. He is wearing USA-themed athletic gear including a star-patterned headband, American flag shorts, and patriotic prosthetic leg covering, suggesting he is a para-athlete. The setting appears to be a competitive track and field venue with stadium seating and spectators visible in the background.
    A male para-athlete wearing bib number 302 with the name 'LEROY' is competing in a track race using bilateral running prosthetics (blade prostheses). He is dressed in a USA-themed stars-and-stripes singlet and sunglasses, mid-stride on a red athletic track. The event appears to be the Invictus Games, based on the logo visible on his jersey, held in a partially filled stadium.
    A Paralympic sprinter wearing a USA stars-and-stripes uniform competes on a red track, running with a prosthetic blade on his left leg. His bib number appears to be 104 and the uniform displays 'Invictus Games' branding. Spectators in the stands wave American flags while track officials observe from the sidelines.
    Two athletes wearing USA-themed uniforms compete in a track sprint event at a stadium. The background athlete in sharp focus wears a stars-and-stripes singlet, matching socks, and Nike spikes, while the foreground athlete appears to use a prosthetic running blade on one leg. A US flag is displayed on the stadium wall, and a police officer stands nearby in the background.
    A Paralympic athlete wearing a USA uniform with bib number 2 is sprinting on a red athletic track. The runner has a prosthetic blade on their right leg, indicating they are a below-knee amputee competing in a para-athletics event. Flags from multiple nations, including the USA, UK, and Canada, are visible in the background stands.
    Five athletes wearing American flag-themed uniforms are crossing or approaching the finish line at the Invictus Games, a Paralympic-style competition for wounded military veterans. Three competitors wear numbered bibs (312 Castro, 313 Snyder, 318 Johnson) while two wear yellow guide vests, indicating paired athlete-guide teams. The athletes are celebrating with raised arms in a display of triumph and camaraderie.
    A wheelchair racing athlete wearing a USA-themed jersey and white helmet competes on a red athletic track. The athlete is leaning forward aggressively in a specialized racing wheelchair, demonstrating intense focus and competitive effort. Sponsor signage including Land Rover logos and 'Invictus Games' branding is visible in the background.
    An athlete competes in a wheelchair racing event, leaning forward aggressively in a low-profile racing wheelchair. The competitor wears a USA-themed jersey with 'Invictus Games' branding, a cycling helmet, and compression arm sleeves. The image captures an intense moment of competition on a red track surface.
    An athlete identified as 'OHEARN' wearing bib number 316 is sprinting on a track at the Invictus Games, dressed in a USA-themed stars-and-stripes sleeveless jersey. The competitor is mid-stride, airborne, wearing Nike sprint spikes and dark compression shorts. Land Rover branding is visible in the background, confirming this is an official Invictus Games sponsored event.
    Three athletes are competing in a sprint race at the Invictus Games Toronto 2017. The runners wear numbered bibs identifying them as Maillard (170), O'Hearn (316), and Mathijsen (213), representing different nations. The event is held on an outdoor track with the official Invictus Games branding and Land Rover sponsorship visible in the background.
    A wheelchair racer is captured mid-race on a red athletic track, moving at high speed as indicated by the motion blur in the background. The athlete wears a USA-themed jersey with stars and stripes, a white helmet, gloves, and sunglasses, and is propelling a specialized racing wheelchair branded 'Top End'. The panning camera technique freezes the athlete in sharp focus while blurring the surroundings to convey speed and intensity.
    Three American athletes stand on a medal podium at what appears to be the Invictus Games, all wearing USA uniforms and gold/silver medals while holding American flags. They are celebrating their podium finish by flexing their muscles and spreading their arms wide. The athletes display visible physical disabilities including prosthetic limbs and leg braces.
    An athlete named Watson (bib number 106) representing Australia is captured in an emotional moment at the Invictus Games, likely at the finish line. She is wearing a green, gold, and black Australian team uniform with the Australian flag visible on her bib. Her hands are raised to her face in an expression of overwhelming emotion, possibly after completing a race.

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