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Trine students build device to help Gulf War veteran return to archery

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A group of Trine University engineering students spent months designing a device to help a Gulf War Navy veteran regain the ability to shoot a bow, after injuries left him without the use of his left arm.
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Trine students build device to help Gulf War veteran return to archery

A group of Trine University engineering students spent months designing a device to help a Gulf War Navy veteran regain the ability to shoot a bow, after injuries left him without the use of his left arm.

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21Alive broke the news in on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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