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So when a stranger thanks Kyle Carpenter for his service as a US Marine, his pretty automatic

reply is you are worth it. In listening in the Marine Corps in 2009, he served for more

than a year in Helmand Province, Afghanistan as part of operation and during freedom. When

he and his fellow Marines came under attack and in an act of extraordinary sacrifice, he

threw himself on a grenade to save those around him, regaining consciousness briefly and

realizing the extent of his injuries. He drifted back into unconsciousness just a few moments

later and was pretty sure he was taking his last breath. Thankfully, he was wrong. Kyle woke

up five weeks later at Walter Reed Hospital where he would learn that large parts of his

face and his head and his right arm had been destroyed and needed to be largely reconstructed

and he would have a long road to recovery. Still, he was alive and grateful. Now the

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