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Retired Petty Officer 3rd Class Nathan R. DeWalt,

Retired Petty Officer 3rd Class Nathan R. DeWalt,

Retired Petty Officer 3rd Class Nathan R. DeWalt, master-at-arms, a member of the Navy/Coast Guard Warrior Games wheelchair basketball team, rolls into position as he participates in shoot-around during wheelch... More

Retired Petty Officer Gerald Wayne Williams, chief

Retired Petty Officer Gerald Wayne Williams, chief

Retired Petty Officer Gerald Wayne Williams, chief operations specialist, a member of the Navy/Coast Guard Warrior Games wheelchair basketball team, demonstrates wheelchair handling techniques during basketball... More

Members of the Navy/Coast Guard Warrior Games sitting

Members of the Navy/Coast Guard Warrior Games sitting

Members of the Navy/Coast Guard Warrior Games sitting volleyball team enhance their skills and develop team strategies during a practice for the upcoming second annual Warrior Games, a Paralympic-style sport ev... More

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