Comments on: Taking the field with wounded warriors

By: orionciara

orionciara — Sat, 16 Jun 2012 22:10:34 +0000

There was a news item recently that questioned whether a “wounded warrier” with a prosthetic leg might gain an unfair(!)advantage in a marathon due to the mechanical leg. Whatever sacrifices these heroes have made, we should not question whatever prothesis that they now must live with forever.

By: c6wannab

c6wannab — Wed, 30 May 2012 15:30:04 +0000

In today’s media environment, it seems everyone with a camera phone thinks they are a photographer. Mr. Cameron’s art shows that it takes a skilled professional to not only showcase the subject, but to properly articulate the story with depth and emotion. I believe Mr. Cameron is one of the finest photojournalists in the USA, perhaps the world.

By: Kiwigirl

Kiwigirl — Tue, 29 May 2012 23:31:06 +0000

Fantastic article and photos. We have a programme in New Zealand called Attitude entirely devoted to disabled people and related issues, usually home-based but sometimes stories from around the world. A recent episode featured the Wounded Warriors, focusing on the ‘new guy’ Bobby McCardle (I guess the TVNZ site won’t allow overseas viewers to watch it though which is as shame). But what a humble and inspiring bunch of guys, especially helping young Scott out in this match. Thanks for the article.