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    Hand-cycling clinic a new start for wounded soldiers, veterans [Image 4 of 5]

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    A man wearing a U.S. military-style cap is loading or unloading a green 'Freedom Ryder' adaptive/recumbent bicycle from the back of a vehicle. The scene takes place in a parking lot during what appears to be a 'Soldier Ride' event, as indicated by the branded trailer visible in the background. Other participants and bicycles can be seen in the background, suggesting an organized cycling event for veterans or military personnel.

    JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    04.04.2012

    Photo by Sgt. Christopher Gaylord 

    5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment   

    Army veteran Erin Schaefer loads his recumbent-style hand cycle into his truck, April 4, at the Warrior Transition Battalion on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., during a cycling clinic hosted on JBLM by the Wounded Warrior Project, April 4 and 5. The clinic introduced soldiers with the WTB and area veterans to hand cycles and took them on an 11-mile ride they completed with bikes fitted by and borrowed from Invacare and other manufacturers. Schaefer has been into hand-cycling for the past year.

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    Date Taken: 04.04.2012
    Date Posted: 04.10.2012 19:09
    Photo ID: 557311
    VIRIN: 120404-A-KH311-143
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 10.87 MB
    Location: JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, WASHINGTON, US
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    A person in U.S. Army uniform and camouflage cap is seated in a hand-powered cycle (handcycle) while a man in a dark jacket assists with adjustments to the equipment. Additional military personnel and civilians are visible in the background of what appears to be a parking lot. The scene suggests a military adaptive sports or rehabilitation event.
    Two men are in a parking lot examining a hand-powered recumbent tricycle (handcycle). The man on the left is seated in the handcycle and wearing a U.S. Army cap and gray hoodie, while the man on the right is crouching down in a navy jacket and jeans, both focused on the bike's mechanics. The setting appears to be a commercial parking lot on an overcast day.
    A group of four people are gathered in a parking lot around a blue hand-cycle or adaptive bicycle. A person in military camouflage uniform is seated low on the ground operating or positioned in the adaptive cycle, while others assist with adjustments. Two individuals wearing high-visibility yellow safety vests are observing in the background.
    A man wearing a U.S. military-style cap is loading or unloading a green 'Freedom Ryder' adaptive/recumbent bicycle from the back of a vehicle. The scene takes place in a parking lot during what appears to be a 'Soldier Ride' event, as indicated by the branded trailer visible in the background. Other participants and bicycles can be seen in the background, suggesting an organized cycling event for veterans or military personnel.
    A U.S. Army soldier in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) is seated on a green hand cycle (recumbent handcycle) in a parking lot, wearing a black helmet and smiling. A man in Under Armour athletic wear is crouching beside him, appearing to converse or assist. A third person in military camouflage uniform is standing in the background.

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