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Soldier who lost leg in Afghanistan vowed 'I will return.' This is what it took to get back. - The Washington Post
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Special Forces Association Chapter LX - Staff Sgt. Nick Lavery. He lost his leg in Afghanistan and then returned back in service to his country. Green Beret........Hell of a Soldier. Credit: Military
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Green Beret and War Hero Nick Lavery Returns to Campus | UMass Lowell
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This Green Beret was the first combat-wounded amputee to return to battle
Discussion in the US about sending a disabled green beret to Afghanistan
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Green Beret Who Lost His Leg in Combat Became Special Forces Sniper
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Soldier Nick Lavery's story is one of courage, selflessness, and giving - The Boston Globe
Meet Nick Lavery, a badass Green Beret who lost his leg in combat and worked tirelessly to get back in the fight. He's up on Episode 20:... | By Pick Up the
Retired) U.S. Delta Force operator: Sergeant Major. Chuck “CHAZ” Yerry in Iraq. Despite losing his leg in 2005, he went on to deploy four more times before retiring with 25 years of
