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    Navy Wounded Warrior      

     

    Navy Wounded warrior serves as the anchor for enrollees, their command leadership, medical services, and social support networks to ensure Sailors and Coast Guardsmen never sail alone while navigating a life-changing or career altering condition. As an official Department of the Navy program, Navy Wounded Warrior provides services and assistance that fulfills the Navy and Coast Guard's promise to care for their people when the unexpected happens. Since 2006, Navy wounded Warrior has helped more than 10,000 Sailors and Coast Guardsmen with personalized, comprehensive non-medical care, resources, and advocacy. The program empowers warriors through the development and implementation of holistic recovery goals that create a strong foundation for continuation of service or successful transition to civilian life.

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    Heart, Hustle, and Hillary: One Veteran’s Warrior...

    03.25.2026 | Story by Seaman Caleb Kissner
    In February 2024, tragedy struck for retired U.S. Navy Gunner’s Mate 1st Class Hillary Ruff when she had a cardiac event that took over her physical and mental health. In the midst of the medical uncertainty, she found comfort in the Wounded Warrior Project and Warrior Games which helped get her body and mind right; getting herself back in the fight.

    Navy Wounded Warrior's First Adaptive Sports Intro...

    01.10.2023 | Story by Alyssa Ross
    Navy Wounded Warrior hosts its first adaptive sports intro camp of 2023 at Pt. Hueneme, Calif., January 9 - 13, 2023. Attendees have an opportunity to meet and build connections with other service members who are also going through transitional, healing, and recovery journeys. Participants are encouraged to try as many sports as possible.

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    LCDR Scott Radetski

    06.18.2015 | Courtesy Audio
    LCDR Scott Radetski talks to a WHBL-AM reporter about ompeting in the 2015 DoD Warrior Games.