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iego, was on a protection detail assignment when insurgents attacked his convoy. While providing protective fire in front of the convoy, Oscar was struck by a rocket-propelled grenade and suffered life-threatening injuries to his leg and hip, but he still managed to safely evacuate all those he was protecting. Oscar was told he may never walk again let alone return to duty; however, multiple reconstructive surgeries to save his leg and retain function enabled him to beat the odds. Today, Oscar is running and training for the Marine Corps physical readiness test to remain on active duty. He is a spokesperson for injured Marines, where he talks to veterans' groups, political organizations, and the public to increase awareness and funding for medical and social support.


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American Society of Plastic Surgeons
7-Oct-2006


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