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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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By Clay Beyersdorfer Verified
| Duffelblog
HOLLYWOOD — ABC has announced its next star of The Bachelor will be a medically retired Army veteran with a 100% disability rating, a move producers described as both “a step toward representation” and “a situation we are not fully equipped to manage.” Retired Staff Sgt. Wyatt “Wheels” Carson, 32, was introduced during a live press event held in the parking lot of a Chili’s, where he exited a mobility van and fist-bumped show host Jesse Palmer.
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‘Invincible’ is the rare show that gets the military-government complex right Original

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By Clay Beyersdorfer Verified
| We Are The Mighty
Most shows that tackle the military-government relationship play it one of two ways: Either the government is a noble institution full of selfless patriots, or it’s a shadowy cabal of mustache-twirling villains pulling strings behind the scenes. Neither version rings true to anyone who’s actually worn a uniform and operated inside a bureaucracy. That’s what makes “Invincible,” Amazon Prime Video’s animated superhero series, genuinely surprising.
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