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Zusammenfassung
Navy Fire Controlman 3. Klasse (ausgeschieden) Jason Reyes (vorne rechts) und Familie und Fans des US-Teams jubeln, als Good Morning America die Invictus Games am 9. Mai 2016 in Orlando, Florida, überträgt. Die Invictus Games sind ein internationaler adaptiver Sportwettbewerb für verwundete, kranke und verletzte Service-Mitglieder und Veteranen. (Foto der U.S. Navy von Lt. j.g. Marissa A. Cruz / veröffentlicht)
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09/05/2016
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