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Sgt. Eric Rodriquez with Wounded Warrior Battalion

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Sgt. Eric Rodriquez with Wounded Warrior Battalion

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Sgt. Eric Rodriquez with Wounded Warrior Battalion West, from Los Angeles, Calif., throws a disc during field practice at the 2013 All-Marine Warrior Games team training camp on Fort Carson, in Colorado Springs, Colo. The training camp is a two-week camp in order for the Marines to prepare for the 2013 Warrior Games. The Warrior Games is a Paralympic style competition to elevate wounded, ill and injured service members' abilities through athletic competition. The fourth annual Warrior Games will be held at the Olympic Training Center and Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., May 10-16. Athletes will have a chance to compete in swimming, track and field, volleyball, wheelchair basketball, cycling, shooting and archery. The All-Marine team will defend their first place title against the Army, Navy/Coast Guard, Air Force and SOCOM. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Sharon Kyle)

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08/05/2013
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