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Army Captain James Barclay

Army Captain James Barclay

Background

Army Captain James Barclay is currently living in Alabama with his wife and three children.  While serving as an infantry platoon leader for the 10th Mountain Division, Captain Barclay was  wounded in Afghanistan by a roadside bomb on August 19, 2006. Three soldiers died that day and Captain Barclay and his driver were the only soldiers who survived. Forty-seven percent of his body was burned; 35 percent were third-degree burns. The enormous amount of scarring disfigured his face and limited his ability to fully open his mouth.  The surgeries he has undergone with Dr. Timothy Miller at UCLA have restored much of his mobility and function and reduced the scarring tremendously.  

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Captain James "Jae" Barclay is the Grand Marshals of the 2011 Veterans Day Parade (video)

 

 

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