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Former Afghan war veterans who fled the Invictus Games to seek asylum in Australia are learning to walk again.

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Published 11 December 2019 7:23pm

By Lin Evlin

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Afghan veterans give back to Australia

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Former Afghan war veterans who fled the Invictus Games to seek asylum in Australia are learning to walk again.

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Former Afghan war veterans who fled the Invictus Games to seek asylum in Australia are learning to walk again.

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