Pedaling Through Adversity at the Air Force Classic | Boeing
Two laps.
18 miles.
All on a handcycle.
Jason Pak, an Arlington, Va.-based Boeing Government Operations employee, is a double amputee: He lost both legs, and a couple fingers, on Dec. 12, 2012, when he stepped on a land mine during his first deployment to Afghanistan. He’s also a cycling enthusiast who rides a handcycle in marathons and cycling events like the U.S. Air Force Association Cycling Classic.
Read the release: http://bit.ly/1Hywd8n
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18 miles.
All on a handcycle.
Jason Pak, an Arlington, Va.-based Boeing Government Operations employee, is a double amputee: He lost both legs, and a couple fingers, on Dec. 12, 2012, when he stepped on a land mine during his first deployment to Afghanistan. He’s also a cycling enthusiast who rides a handcycle in marathons and cycling events like the U.S. Air Force Association Cycling Classic.
Read the release: http://bit.ly/1Hywd8n
? 2015 | 3BL Media/Boeing | All Rights Reserved
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