Along with casting actors like Bradley Cooper, who plays Chris Kyle, in. To simply state that Jake is doing well is a gross understatement. Marine Veteran Jake Schick poses for a photo with American Sniper star Bradley Cooper. After his injury he thought that would be an activity that he would never have the opportunity to experience again, but through his work at ATF and with the partnership of High Five Foundation Jake recived the opportunity to return to the slopes! Roy, Jacob & David Yoga w/ Sherry McConkey | Photo Courtesy High Fives Foundationīefore his injury, Jake has fond memories of skiing with his brother every year. After a triple-stacked tank mine detonated below his vehicle in Al Anbar Province, Iraq in 2004, Jake suffered compound fractures in his left leg and left arm multiple skin, ligament and bone losses varying burns partial loss of his left hand and arm amputation below the knee of his right leg, traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Jones is a double amputee, and Schick is also a single amputee. Both were injured during the line of duty, serving their country.

Marine vets Johnny Joey Jones and Jake Schick are lifelong friends. It’s been a literal dream come true for the two. CNN’s Jake Tapper talks to national security reporter Natasha Bertrand about an uptick of attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea by Iran-backed Houthi rebels. Jacob is a third generation Marine who epitomizes service and sacrifice. Jake Schick is a third generation Marine who epitomizes service and sacrifice. The two military veterans went to the great outdoors of Maine to hunt down their trophy moose. Liked by Jacob Schick Today marks the start of military family appreciation month. Jacob skiing with Disabled Sports USA Far West | Photo Courtesy High Fives Foundation Jacob Schick and trainer David Vobora from Adaptive Training Foundation have spent the past 4 days in Lake Tahoe enjoying the lifestyle with yoga, beautiful weather and fun spring skiing conditions with Disabled Sports USA Far West at Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows. The story of Jacob Schick is one of service its also one of sacrifice. The High Fives Foundation provided, actor in American Sniper, Jacob Schick with $1,755.00 to conquer the slopes of Alpine Meadows & he did it! Jacob Schick and trainer David Vobora | Photo Courtesy High Fives Foundation An IED in Iraq would forever change the physical and mental state of Marine Jacob Schick, as well as his life’s purpose. Actor and director Clint Eastwood recruited Iraq war veteran Jake Schick for a role in his new film, American Sniper.

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