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Comedian, Husband, Vegan. Only one of those things is true. Founder @EndOfBench.
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New Call of Duty game to feature Medal of Honor recipient Kyle Carpenter

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By Clay Beyersdorfer Verified
| Navy Times Verified
Call of Duty is once again putting a real hero on the roster. Activision announced that Modern Warfare 4, launching Oct. 23, will include the Call of Duty Endowment Valor Pack as day-one downloadable content, adding retired Marine Cpl. Kyle Carpenter as a playable character. Carpenter earned the nation’s highest military honor for his actions on Nov. 21, 2010, in Marjah, Afghanistan.
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Behind the $1 million viral moment: The life of Navy veteran and ‘Beast Games’ standout Original

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By Clay Beyersdorfer Verified
| Military Times Verified
Harrison Schoen spent three months on the USS New Orleans staring at the ocean, watching for anyone who might fall overboard, when he decided his life needed to change. That decision eventually led him to a spotlight moment on national television, where he turned down $1 million rather than betray 60 strangers who had trusted him with the choice.
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Beyond the battlefield: How 3 Marine Raiders turned combat lessons into a healing mission Original

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By Clay Beyersdorfer Verified
| Military Times Verified
Open this season of the video game “Battlefield 6,” and you might find yourself dropping into a firefight as one of the Strix Raiders, the special operations team at the center of the shooter’s “Nightfall” update. What most players sprinting across the map won’t know is that three of those characters are built from real Marines, and that the men behind the motion capture have spent the years since their service trying to keep other veterans alive.
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