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A 25-year officer in the United States Army, Col. Greg Gadson’s life is a portrait of courage in the face of great adversity. In 2007, while returning from a memorial service for two soldiers from his…
Nov 15, 2023 · Terese Schlachter and Col. Gregory Gadson talk new book, 'Finding Waypoints' Gadson lost his legs during an IED explosion while serving in Iraq and later met Schlachter, who worked on news stories for The Pentagon, leading to a friendship that turned into a book.
Retired Colonel Greg Gadson has survived the very worst of war, but this highly-decorated American soldier has not been defeated by unfortunate circumstances. Instead, his life is a portrait of courage in the face of great adversity. Gadson understands that hard work and determination are key factors in overcoming life-altering setbacks.
Feb 27, 2024 · Col. Gregory Gadson's life took a dramatic turn after losing both legs following an IED attack in Iraq in 2007. His recovery was long and painful, but he emerged feeling freer than when he had his legs.
Oct 1, 2009 · One hundred twenty-nine pints of blood poured into Lt. Col. Greg Gadson's body in the single night that Soldiers, doctors and a vast team of others brought together by a roadside bomb fought ...
Retired Colonel Greg Gadson played football at West Point before becoming a Field Artillery Officer in 1989. He saw every major conflict until that fateful day in 2007, when he lost both his legs to an Improvised Explosive Device.
After 26 years of service, Army Col. (Ret.) Gregory D. Gadson shares how a life of discipline and strength helped him overcome transformative adversity. He speaks of his love for his family and how his support system was essential to his healing process.
