RAMSTEIN-MIESENBACH, Germany – Imagine burning between 9,000 and 11,000 calories a day, running an average of 30 miles and sleeping in a tent the majority of the time. That is what Dustin Johnson, a Navy Veteran and Lambert, Missouri native is doing in an effort to bring awareness to Veteran suicides. Johnson visited with service members and families at three locations throughout the Kaiserslautern Military Community, December 23, 2019.
Johnson served in the Navy as a plane captain, being recognized by his carrier air group as Sailor of the Year. He is currently nearing 6,000 miles of more than 16,000 and attempting to become the first American to run around the world, according to World Runners Association. Johnson is seeking to...
Dustin Johnson, a Navy Veteran and suicide awareness advocate runs near Ramstein, Germany as part of his attempt to circumnavigate the world to bring attention to Veteran suicides Dec. 22, 2019. Johnson is currently attempting to become the first American to run around the world and plans on dedicating a world record run from Stuttgart to Berlin to the Stuttgart and Ramstein communities. (Courtesy photo)
