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Atlantic race victory dream ends for Neil Heritage
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[Bournemouth Echo] - By Jane Reader » WAR veteran and double amputee Neil Heritage has had his dreams of winning an Atlantic rowing race shattered due to equipment failure. Neil, from Poole, is part of a six-strong team who are about two-thirds of the way through the race
Hero rowers running out of fresh water
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[Mirror.co.uk] - Cpl Neil Heritage, Cpl Rory Mackenzie, LCpl Carl Anstey and Lt Will Dixon – along with able-bodied ex-soldiers, Ed Janvrin and Alex Mackenzie – have eight days' water left. Their support yacht is same length of time away and they have had to stop
Race to reach war wounded rowers as they battle across the Atlantic
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - With the backup gone, Corporals Neil Heritage and Rory Mackenzie, Lance Corporal Carl Anstey and Lieutenant Will Dixon – along with the two-able bodied former soldiers, Ed Janvrin and Alex Mackenzie – will rely on a supply yacht Aurora, which is about
Christmas on the ocean waves for amputee crew Row2Recovery
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[Mirror.co.uk] - Each gift will be very small and light because space is so cramped on board that double amputee Corporal Neil Heritage could not even take his prosthetic legs. Neil, of the Royal Signals bomb disposal team, was on patrol in Iraq seven years ago when a
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