Feb. 11, 2020: Did Olympic Officials Ignore Abuse Warnings? A Vet’s Mission: Fight Oar Die

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By Ryan Warner
February 11, 2020
Denver native Evan Stratton and other veterans raced across the Atlantic Ocean, in a rowboat, to raise awareness of mental health issues. The team was called "Fight Oar Die."Denver native Evan Stratton and other veterans raced across the Atlantic Ocean, in a rowboat, to raise awareness of mental health issues. The team was called "Fight Oar Die."Courtesy of Evan Stratton
Denver native Evan Stratton and other veterans raced across the Atlantic Ocean, in a rowboat, to raise awareness of mental health issues. The team was called "Fight Oar Die."

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