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English: Cpl Bradley Walker, a Marine who lost both of his legs in Iraq, and his fellow Wounded Warriors and volunteer bicyclists prepare to begin a 20-mile ride around Fort Bragg Oct. 8. This is the second year the Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride has taken place here. The event is part of a national tour that first took place in 2004.
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