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The Marines and Sailors of the U.S. Marine Corps’ Wounded Warrior Regiment are no strangers to adversity. Dramatic shifts in their health, lifestyles and careers are commonly known challenges that many Marines have never navigated before joining wounded warrior as recovering service members. Luckily, there are staff that dedicate themselves to providing wounded, ill and injured Marines assistance. One such person is Vicki Mullen.
Mullen is the Supervisory Transition Program Manager for WWR. She develops and oversees the transition program for the WII Marines, whether it be back to full duty or to civilian life. She is unwavering in her support to recovering service members. However, her career trajectory was not entirely intentional.