tag:www.thedonovan.com,2012://1/tag:www.thedonovan.com,2007://1.8173- Comments for Recovery of a Soldier-athlete We're the Military and Airpower Guys of Jonah Goldberg of National Review Online + a stray we found wandering around looking lost. All original material JHD, BHD, JR, WT, and KA 2003-2010 Movable Type 4.12 tag:www.thedonovan.com,2007://1.8173 2007-10-07T13:41:56Z 2007-10-13T15:35:00Z Recovery of a Soldier-athlete Thought this deserved more than a link in H&I Fires, and considering my recent lack of posts have driven my site into absolute obscurity, I figured it wouldn't get much exposure over there... - FbL Sam Eifling of ESPN Outdoors has written an excellent profile of J.R. Salzman. Most of us know J.R. as a wounded soldier. Some of us also know the barest outline of his athletic history--something about being a lumberjack and winning a number of awards in "Outdoor Sports." But in sympathetic writing and powerful pictures, Eifling lays out the history and traces J.R.'s progress from professional... Denizens http://www.thedonovan.com Thought this deserved more than a link in H&I Fires, and considering my recent lack of posts have driven my site into absolute obscurity, I figured it wouldn't get much exposure over there... - FbL

Sam Eifling of ESPN Outdoors has written an excellent profile of J.R. Salzman.

Most of us know J.R. as a wounded soldier. Some of us also know the barest outline of his athletic history--something about being a lumberjack and winning a number of awards in "Outdoor Sports." But in sympathetic writing and powerful pictures, Eifling lays out the history and traces J.R.'s progress from professional athlete to soldier, to wounded veteran reclaiming an athletic life.

The extensive collection of personal and ESPN photographs linked with the story speak volumes, a story in themselves... be sure to read the captions.

This is a must-read, must-see.

Note: the ESPN server seems to be hiccuping a lot today. If a picture fails to load, a right-click refresh/reload seems to do the trick.

[Cross-posted at Fuzzilicious Thinking]

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