The roll of the dice indicates how many points/triangles the player is to move his stones/checkers. Your turn is considered over when you remove your dice from the board. When that is complete the opponent then rolls two dice and alternate turns begin. The player who rolled the higher number now moves his stones according to the numbers showing on both dice. In the event of a tie they roll again until the tie is broken. The player throwing the higher die wins the opening move. NWW is solely responsible for coordinating the non-medical care of seriously wounded, ill and injured Sailors and Coast Guardsmen, including introducing service members to adaptive sports, as well as providing resources and support to their families and caregivers.To start the game, each player rolls a single die. The DOD Warrior Games are part of the Navy Wounded Warrior-Safe Harbor (NWW) Program, which provides individually-tailored assistance designed to optimize the success of the wounded warriors' recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration activities. Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Carlos ValerioĪviation Electronics Technician 3rd Class Nathaniel Zuniga Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Romulo Urtula

Retired Cryptologic Technical Technician 1st Class Tyson SchmidtĪviation Maintenance Administrationman 3rd Class Elizabeth SmithĪir Traffic Controlman 2nd Class Esther Stevenson Senior Chief Hospital Corpsman Joseph Paterniti Retired Aviation Machinist Mate 1st Class Austin Parker Navy Chief Information Systems Technician Sammy Palomo Retired Senior Chief Electronics Technician William Longworth Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Darius Jones Master Chief Personnel Specialist Raina HockenberryĪviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) 3rd Class Dakota HollingsworthĬulinary Specialist 2nd Class Mario Ingram Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Ashlea Gregoire Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Emmanuel Gonzalez Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Lauren Gonzales Retired Hospital Corpsman Hospitalman Gabriel George Navy Information Systems Technician 1st Class Ruth Freeman Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Aaron Ferguson Retired Chief Machinist Mate Ferlin Espinal Retired Chief Aviation Electricians Mate Joshua Erickson Retired Aviation Electronics Technician 3rd Class Jude Dziadowicz Retired Aviation Electronics Mate 3rd Class Austin CooperĬoast Guard Maritime Enforcement Specialist 2nd Class Jacob CoxĪviation Electronics Mate 3rd Class Anthony Dieli Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Zachary CableĪviation Electronics Technician 2nd Class Jai Cheon Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Samuel Acheampong

Navy Wounded Warrior- Safe Harbor is proud to announce the members of the 2019 Team Navy: Since 2010, the Warrior Games have aided in the recovery and rehabilitation of our nation's wounded, ill, and injured service men and women as they prepare to return to duty or transition to the civilian world. More than 250 active-duty service members and veterans are expected to compete at this year's Warrior Games. This year’s Team Navy will compete against teams representing the Marine Corps, Army, Air Force, Special Operations Command, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Denmark and Netherlands. The 2019 Team Navy roster is made up of Sailors and Coast Guardsmen with diverse backgrounds and a variety of skill sets selected from every region in the country.

Navy Wounded Warrior has assisted more than 6,600 service members throughout the country. The Team Navy Trials are part of the Navy Wounded Warrior - Safe Harbor program, which is the Navy’s sole organization for coordinating the non-medical care of seriously wounded, ill and injured Sailors and Coast Guardsmen, and providing resources and support to their families. Their ability to overcome challenges is truly an inspiration to us all.” “I could not be more proud of the athletes who participated Team Navy Trials. “These Navy wounded warriors competed with heart and determination all while building teamwork and camaraderie,” said Navy Wounded Warrior- Safe Harbor Director Ron Downs. During the trials, 55 athletes competed in 13 sporting events, including powerlifting, rowing, archery, cycling, track, field, shooting, swimming, sitting volleyball, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair tennis, golf and wheelchair rugby.

The athletes were evaluated by Navy Wounded Warrior – Safe Harbor at the 2019 Team Navy Trials, which took place March 15 – 22 at Naval Air Station North Island in Coronado, Calif. Washington- Forty wounded, ill and injured Sailors, Coast Guardsmen and veterans who will represent Team Navy at the 2019 Department of Defense Warrior Games June 21-30 in Tampa, Fla.

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