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November CARE Event

Air Force Wounded Warrior (AFW2) staff prepare and pack equipment for the Warrior CARE Event on November 12, 2021. This is the second hybrid event AFW2 has hosted this year allowing members to attend in-person or virtually. (U.S. Air Force photo by Shannon Hall)

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November CARE Event

Marsha Strawderman, Branch Chief Warrior Care Support AFW2, and Brigadier General Paula Lodi, Deputy Commanding General of U.S. Army Medical Command meet with Ambassadors on November 17, 2021. Ambassadors train on how to tell their story of trauma and recovery to the population. (U.S. Air Force photo by Anthony Beauchamp)

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November CARE Event

Members attending a Warrior CARE Event talk while looking at art work displayed during the Day of Healing exhibit on November 18, 2021. This particular event showcased the strength and resilience of wounded, ill and injured service members through art, music, performance and more. (U.S. Air Force photo by Daria Flowers)

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November CARE Event

Air Force Wounded Warriors (AFW2) participate in wheelchair basketball during the Warrior CARE Event on November 16, 2021. Part of this event allowed attendees to train and get more comfortable with multiple adaptive sports to include sitting volleyball, track, swimming, archery and more. (U.S. Air Force photo by Anthony Beauchamp)

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Warrior CARE Event

The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program (AFW2) welcomed wounded warriors and caregivers from around the country for a hybrid CARE Event, featuring a combination of in-person and virtual attendees. The CARE event focuses on the various support programs AFW2 offers, while also providing the face-to-face interaction many of them so desperately need. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Shawn Sprayberry)

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Warrior CARE Event

The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program (AFW2) welcomed wounded warriors and caregivers from around the country for a hybrid CARE Event, featuring a combination of in-person and virtual attendees. The CARE event focuses on the various support programs AFW2 offers, while also providing the face-to-face interaction many of them so desperately need. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Shawn Sprayberry)

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Warrior CARE Event

The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program (AFW2) welcomed wounded warriors and caregivers from around the country for a hybrid CARE Event, featuring a combination of in-person and virtual attendees. The CARE event focuses on the various support programs AFW2 offers, while also providing the face-to-face interaction many of them so desperately need. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Anthony Beauchamp)

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Warrior CARE Event

The Air Force Wounded Warrior Program (AFW2) welcomed wounded warriors and caregivers from around the country for a hybrid CARE Event, featuring a combination of in-person and virtual attendees. The CARE event focuses on the various support programs AFW2 offers, while also providing the face-to-face interaction many of them so desperately need. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Anthony Beauchamp)

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Warrior Care Month

November is Warrior Care Month

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Jose Rijos

Senior Master Sgt. (ret) Jose E. Rijos, is from Bayamon, Puerto Rico and joined the Air Force even though his family served in the Army. Growing up, his parents instilled the importance of family, following rules and having morals and making your own decisions. (Courtesy Photo)

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Jose Rijos

Sergeant Rijos’ culture is all about happiness, resilience and helping others. That is how they lived life on their island, and that is what he wanted to bring to his journey in the military and for Airmen and Guardians. Although it was a rough road for him, he never gave up and persevered through all of the trials that being different brought about. (Courtesy Photo)

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Jose Rijos

When we hear minority we think those who are of Hispanic, African-American, Asian, Native American and the list goes on, but do you know there is another minority group that brings about new practices and lifestyles? Military members. Less than 1% of Americans serve in the United States Military today. Military members are also minorities.(Courtesy Photo)

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Air Force Special Operations Command moderators discuss resiliency practices during AFSOC's Virtual Resilience Summit Sept. 28, 2021. The summit was held as a platform to address a range of emotions relating to personal and unfolding current world events. (Courtesy photo)

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Calling All Artists

Calling all artists to participate in Day of Healing.

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Day of Healing

Day of Healing

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Warrior Care Event

Warrior Care Event

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Warrior Care Event

Upcoming Warrior Care Event On November 15-19, 2021

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Invisible Wounds TSgt Sigmon

Sleep did not come easily in the wake of his first deployment, as the whistling of a mortar shell would often stir Tech. Sgt. Matthew Sigmon in the quietest hours of the night. It was a persistent trauma from an unfinished chapter in his life and a lingering, unseen scar that he bore both in his heart and mind. His heart carried the weight of a moral injury that conflicted with his sense of duty while his mind struggled with the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).(Courtesy Photo)

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