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After surviving war, Utah veteran's new mission is helping others find a way forward

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Utah News spotted this story published November 11, 2026 at KSL. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

WOODS CROSS — Josh Hansen survived eight roadside bomb blasts while serving in Iraq. But when the retired Army sergeant finally returned home, he faced a different kind of battle, one that would ultimately change the direction of his life. Hansen suffered a traumatic brain injury along with neck and back injuries during his deployment.

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