Wounded Warriors: Amputee Veterans

Amputee Soldiers out to prove a point; The Wounded Warrior Amputee Softballers are playing to win. We follow their newest recruit, Doc Jacobs, as he joins the team on tournament in Las Vegas. Doc is desperate to prove he’s got what it takes to be on the team.
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[@rorytennes8576]

Dude there is nothing you need to prove to me. You already did that. Thank you for your service and sacrifice !

[@Bettinasisrg]

This is great, glad the military are rethinking a few things. I've known quite a few vets over the years who were wounded and wanted to stay on active duty, and were as able as any other soldier. And also having the softball as a way to stay connected, and necessary, just all around awesome!

[@brandyirizarry-blymier7253]

Simply INSPIRING! NO more words needed. Thank you for your service

[@reganarchbold5103]

My twin sister is an amputee and plays on my softball team she went to a camp with these people and loved it and I think it helped her a lot

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Regan Archbold

[@KountryStateOfMind]

When I see this it makes me so angry that so many Americans are living off us tax payers, ableded bodied people should have a job not welfare.These guys here are real American heros, not welfare junkies

[@evilpagan2342]

swampmammytheone Yes, like the people who made it their "job" to pop out a new baby each year from 10 different fathers, starting at age 16 and never worked a day in their life. They should put a child limit on welfare cases. Like 2, so they can still work.