USMC Sgt. Kenny Kalish suffered horrific wounds in Afghanistan, losing an arm and both legs. He credits the Semper Fi & America's Fund with helping him recover from his injuries.
Marine Sgt. Kenny Kalish lost his left arm and both legs when he stepped on an IED in Afghanistan in 2011.The Marine credits the Semper Fi & America’s Fund for helping him and other veterans get a new lease on life."They treat you like family," Kalish said.
Bomb sniffer dog Corporal Ace searches for explosives near a US Marine from 1st Battalion, 6th regiment, Charlie company during a patrol around Huskers camp in the outskirts of Marjah in central Helmand on January 26, 2010. Corporal Ace is one of a quartet of expert Labrador dogs trained to sniff five kinds of explosives. Sgt. Kenny Kalish worked with a similar black Labrador named Flynn."The first thing we did was go grocery shopping. I loved just getting away from the hospital.
Marine Sgt. Kenny Kalish lost both legs and his left arm in Afghanistan. He credits the Semper Fi & America's Fund for aiding in his recovery.
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