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Scot King, a former Marine and president of The Wounded

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Scot King, a former Marine and president of The Wounded Ride, Inc., a nonprofit organization committed to financially assisting combat wounded veterans and their families, poses with Marines from the Brotherhood of United States Marine Corps Riders during an impromptu photo shoot at the McDonald's here, Aug. 28. King is riding more than 15,000 miles across the country to raise awareness and donations for active duty and veteran service members.

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27/08/2012
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camp pendleton fundraiser red salem inc cross country portland america supports you texas bike ride jovane m henry white and blue program former marine wounded warriors remember the wounded ride scot king the wounded ride veterans and their family assistance program operation military embrace elks elks lodge jack barnes ralph hartmann biking with disabilities program cpl jovane holland marine corps base camp pendleton former marine bikes across u s to raise awareness funds for wounded warriors dvids ultra high resolution high resolution california us marine corps