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Latino Marine Doing 1M Push-Ups for Wounded Soldiers

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A U.S. Marine is on a mission to help soldiers injured while serving in the military.

U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Enrique Trevino began the push-up challenge as a New Year’s resolution. “I just challenged myself to do a million push-ups,” said Trevino.

http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/community/2012/07/05/latino-marine-doing-1m-push-ups-for-wounded-soliders/#ixzz209HKGGYB

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On July 9, 2012   /   Featured Hispanic Veterans, Hispanic Veterans, National Hispanic Veterans Advocacy Network (NHVAN)   /   Comments Off

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