US Army Wounded Warrior Program

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AW2 News

Wounded Gain Work Experience in 'Warrior Internship Network'
By Lisa Medrano , Army News Service, May 12, 2008 FORT RILEY , Kan. - While Army installations around the country have improved services and dedicated additional staff to taking care of wounded warriors, officials at Fort Riley are going a step further...(read more)

War on Wounds
Why the military is backing the cool new field of regenerative medicine. By Anne Underwood, Newsweek, May 12, 2008 To visit Wake Forest University's institute for Regenerative Medicine is to enter a surreal world where scientists create living organs—hearts,...(read more)

New Program Gives ‘Wounded Warriors’ Educational Opportunities
By Janene Scully, The Adobe Press, May 10, 2008 When Jason Gladney heard about a new Army program aimed at letting wounded warriors further their education and serve as teachers, he wasn’t overly interested. But hearing more details piqued his interest;...(read more)

Center Creates 'Little Miracles' in Treating Combat Stress
By Donna Miles, American Forces Press Service, May 9, 2008 FORT BLISS , Texas - A revolutionary treatment program here is demonstrating "little miracles" as it gives new hope to Soldiers afflicted with post-traumatic stress disorder who want...(read more)

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