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On April 28 the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) put together

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On April 28 the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) put together

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On April 28 the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) put together The Amazing Race event for the Warrior Transition Units (WTU) within Germany. WWP took events from the actual TV Show and integrated in to a full day event. At each stage of the event the WTU soldiers had complete a task to include (finding a gnome that had their instructions to the next stage and carry the gnome though out the event, eating a full plate of sauerkraut, eating ice cream, fishing, mini golf, riding a six person bike, archery and controlling a RC car around a track). At the end of the day the WTU soldiers give awards and had a BBQ provided by the WWP and the Red Cross.(U.S. Army Photo by Sean Miller/Released)

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28/04/2014
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