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Until every one comes home | The Magazine of the USO
David Feherty treats wounded warriors to six "IED" - Improvised
Explosive Days - days a year. These days include cycling, hunting,
and golf and help those who have been wounded get active again.
Feherty and other pro golfers also head to Iraq or Afghanistan to
visit service members in the field. Check out these
behind-the-scenes shots. 
David Feherty and Operation Links in Iraq. USO photo by Steve Manuel
In Our New Issue
Our Spring 2012 issue explores the evolution of women's roles in the military, from the nurses in the 1700s to the multi-faceted troops of today.
Today's Photo
A KC-10 Extender refuels another KC-10 on May 3, 2012, during a training mission over the Atlantic Ocean. Army photo by Technical Sergeant Edward Gyokeres
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