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3 Homes For Our Troops Athletes Competing in the Sochi Paralympic Games Now

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Three HFOT Veterans to compete in the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Games

A few of our veterans are representing the United States in Sochi during the Paralympics! Below is a list of what they’ll be competing in. For a schedule of televised events visit:  http://www.sochi2014.com/en

Alpine Skiing calhoun_sochiHeath Calhoun –You probably recognize Heath’s face from the AT&T and BP commercials that cycled throughout the Olympic Games. He’ll be taking to the slopes for the United States in the Alpine Skiing competition! Homes for Our Troops awarded him with a specially adapted home in 2010. Read more on Heath (pictured on right).

Sled HockeyThere are two HFOT veterans on the US Sled Hockey team – Paul Schaus and Joshua Sweeney. The entire team was featured in a documentary on PBS that aired a few weeks ago. Homes for Our Troops awarded Schaus with a specially adapted home in 2012.  The Groundbreaking for Sweeney’s home is scheduled for next month. Learn more about Paul Schaus and Joshua Sweeney.

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