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    A group of people are engaged in an interactive workshop or training session, likely associated with the Wounded Warrior Project based on visible shirt text. Participants appear to be doing a greeting or networking exercise, with smiling and handshaking visible. The setting is a conference or meeting room with flip chart paper displaying an agenda titled 'Improv to Improve' on the wall behind them.

    OXON HILL, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES

    11.12.2018

    Photo by Shawn Sprayberry 

    Air Force Wounded Warrior Program

    AFW2 Caregiver Domonique Oneal-Greene works with her husband Kevin during the "Improve to Improve" class. Wounded warriors and their caregivers learn how improvisational comedy skills can help them cope with daily struggles. It gives them a new tool to add to their toolbox for recovery and is part of the restorative care model AFW2 has adopted. The Improv to Improve classes are part of the NE Warrior CARE Event and is part of the overall recognition of the Department of Defense Warrior Care Month. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Jay Martinez).

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    Date Taken: 11.12.2018
    Date Posted: 11.12.2018 11:03
    Photo ID: 4894848
    VIRIN: 181112-F-OR487-011
    Resolution: 6720x4480
    Size: 9.95 MB
    Location: OXON HILL, MARYLAND, US
    Web Views: 51
    Downloads: 8

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    Two men wearing matching blue Air Force Wounded Warrior jackets are posing together and pointing toward the camera with enthusiastic expressions. They are standing in front of promotional banners for the Wounded Warrior 'Care Beyond Duty' program, including a 'Recovering Airmen Mentorship Program' and 'Resiliency Program' banner. The setting appears to be a hotel or conference venue, as indicated by the 'Westin' text visible on the glass.
    A middle-aged man with gray hair and a goatee is standing and speaking while holding a worn notebook or journal. He is wearing a blue Nike polo shirt with embroidered text and a logo on the chest, identifiable as a 'Wounded Warrior' program shirt. The setting appears to be an indoor presentation or meeting environment.
    A workshop or training session focused on improvisation and team-building activities. Several participants are standing in front of large flip chart papers mounted on a wall, with one woman appearing to speak or demonstrate something. The setting appears to be a conference or professional development event, evidenced by name badges worn by participants.
    A group of people are engaged in an interactive workshop or training session, likely associated with the Wounded Warrior Project based on visible shirt text. Participants appear to be doing a greeting or networking exercise, with smiling and handshaking visible. The setting is a conference or meeting room with flip chart paper displaying an agenda titled 'Improv to Improve' on the wall behind them.
    A group of people wearing matching blue shirts are engaged in an energetic team-building or improv workshop activity in what appears to be a conference or training room. Two participants in the foreground are raising their joined hands in a celebratory gesture, while others in the background cheer and pump their fists. A whiteboard behind them reads 'Words That Describe Improvisation' with various listed terms.
    Two people are sharing an emotional embrace in what appears to be a conference or meeting room. A woman wearing glasses and a blue top is hugging a bald individual in a blue shirt, while a third person in a gray cardigan stands nearby holding a large instrument case. The moment appears heartfelt and significant, possibly following a presentation or event.
    A young man wearing a plaid shirt and a blue 'HUNTER' lanyard is seated and playing a white electric guitar with a maple fretboard. The guitar body features a 'Rock to Recovery' logo/decal. The setting appears to be an indoor venue or studio environment.
    A middle-aged man with dark hair is gesturing expressively with both arms outstretched, appearing to be speaking or presenting. He is wearing a light gray t-shirt with 'MC50', '1988', and 'KICK OUT THE JAMS' printed on it, along with visible tattoos on his left arm. A PA speaker on a stand is visible in the background.
    A middle-aged man with dark hair is photographed from the torso up against a blue-grey background. He is wearing a grey t-shirt referencing 'MC50' and 'Kick Out the Jams 1968', a famous MC5 album. His hands are raised and in motion, suggesting he is speaking or gesturing expressively.
    A close-up photograph of a person's hand playing an electric guitar, likely a white Gibson Les Paul Custom with gold hardware. The player's wrist bears a black rubber bracelet reading 'RECOVERY', and their forearm displays a floral tattoo. The image is tightly framed to highlight the strumming hand positioned over the guitar's body near the pickups.
    Two men are posing together in what appears to be a music studio or rehearsal space. The man on the left is bald with a beard and tattoos, wearing a black t-shirt, giving a thumbs up with an enthusiastic open-mouthed expression. The man on the right is wearing a plaid shirt and holding an electric guitar with a strap, smiling at the camera.
    Two dogs are present in an indoor setting where people are playing percussion instruments. The black Labrador in the foreground appears to be vocalizing or reacting to the music, wearing a red collar and chain. A tan/brown dog is visible in the blurred foreground, while people in blue shirts hold drums and percussion instruments in the background.

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