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Sgt. Faustion Alonzo from Wounded Warrior Battalion

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Sgt. Faustion Alonzo from Wounded Warrior Battalion

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Sgt. Faustion Alonzo from Wounded Warrior Battalion - West explodes off the wall while working on his backstroke technique during the first day of the Wounded Warrior Regiment's Warrior Athlete Reconditioning Program Swim Camp, July 16, 2013, at the Wounded Warrior Battalion - West Hope and Care Center aboard Camp Pendleton, Ca. The Swim Camp is designed to provide refinement and improvement of swim technique, regardless of skill level, for the 18 Wounded Warrior participants. Four professional swim coaches are on-hand to facilitate the training and instruction which is focused on developing each individual's ability.

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