OPERATION MOUNTAIN FREEDOM
Roy Craddy, 91, doesn’t get cold. He wears a thin, gray hoodie. MARINES reads in gold font, down the side of his arm. Craddy is a self-described historian of the[…]
Roy Craddy, 91, doesn’t get cold. He wears a thin, gray hoodie. MARINES reads in gold font, down the side of his arm. Craddy is a self-described historian of the[…]
In September 2020, Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra’s (DSES) efforts to build the National Wounded Warrior Center (NWCC) were dealt a deathblow at the hands of the Mammoth Lakes Foundation Board[…]
By Miczulski Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra hosted its 12th annual Operation High Altitude this past week. It is a week-long program dedicated to hosting Wounded Warriors and provides a plethora[…]
By Jack Copeland Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra is well known for its enthusiastic and effective training program. Each year the professional staff at DSES trains 200 new and returning volunteers.[…]
There is a certain truth to the statement: When you volunteer your time to serve others, you get more than you give. Last Tuesday, that was the conversation which I found myself engaged in with two armed forces service personnel at McGee Trout Ponds. You get more than you give.
