Seven U.S. Army soldiers, one Army Reserve soldier and two Veterans are representing Team USA at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, which begins today.
The Army Marksmanship Unit (AMU) is well-represented with both returning medalists and newcomers alike aiming for gold. Notably, AMU’s former member Vincent Hancock, a five-time Olympian, has a chance to make history.
If Hancock secures his fourth gold medal in Men’s Skeet, he will become the first shooter to win the same individual event four times and will join the ranks of Carl Lewis and Michael Phelps as one of only six athletes to achieve this milestone.
Here’s a look at the military and Veterans representing Team USA:
Shooting
Track and Field
Wrestling
Rugby
Coaching
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WE ARE ALL SO PROUD AND HAPPY THAT YOU ARE REALLY DOING IT THERE FOR US! AS YOUR COMPETING JUST REMEMBER WE ARE WITH YOU 100% AND OUR PRAYERS AND GOOD WISHES GO WITH YOU EACH AND EVERY MOMENT! ENJOY THE RIDE!
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God Bless you FOLKS .. Your PERSISTENCE and DETERMINATION are paying off. May you stay healthy and safe. I am a Navy vet so really didn’t aspire as you young men and women have done. I will begin looking for your events.. ENJOY the moments as they come.
Mike T VP-23 ’61-’65
Go Army. I’m proud to watch for your participation in the 2024 games.
It is good to see young military members both men and women representing not only the armed forces but the USA in the 2024 Olympics. You are doing what only a few could have dreamed of doing by first serving in the military and then participating in the 2024 Olympics . dw
Thank You ? Veterans. You make us all proud ? and happy for you participating and going for the Gold. God Bless all of You. ?❤️?????☝️
Congratulations to all of our Brothers & Sisters in Arms who have worked so hard to get to the #PARISOLYMICS..#GOARMEDFORCES..Stand Tall & all of us & USA Stand with you.. God Bless The USA & all of our Soldiers ???