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The Memorial to Memorial bike ride traces an 80-year-old organization's roots back to the birthplace of flight, and now serves as a key fundraiser for the Air Force's Wounded Airmen and Guardians program.

AFA President Lt. Gen. Burt Field and cancer survivor Lt. Col. Christopher Dorough explain how the ride supports recovery for wounded airmen and guardians.

From Kitty Hawk to the Air Force Memorial: How a bike ride became a lifeline for wounded warriors

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In this Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016 photo, from left, delegates to the 1972 Montana Constitutional Convention and Great Falls residents Bob Woodmansey, Don Rebal and Arlyne Reichert pose for a photo in Great Falls, Mont. What they produced was a ground-breaking document that was barely passed by voters amid heated debate, according to the Great Falls Tribune. (Julia Moss/The Great Falls Tribune via AP)

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