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22 Jumps in the spotlight
Our events put the issue of TBI and veteran suicide in front of millions. Here is a look at the coverage, the talks, and the stories.
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January / February 2026 · Magazine feature
Three, Two, One, Jump
Utah Life Magazine · by Rachel Fixsen · Moab, Utah
An eight-page feature on the Veterans Day Weekend Adventure Sports Retreat: the veterans, the guides, and why a long weekend of BASE, highline, and rope swings in Moab does what months of appointments can’t.
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December 2023 · Holiday Edition, Divisional Reporter, p. 20
Jumping for Awareness
The Thin Blue Line · Los Angeles Police Protective League · 77th Division
LAPD Officer Chris Carnahan was selected by 22 Jumps to BASE jump Camelback Mountain 22 times, about 9,000 vertical feet in a day, to raise awareness and funds for veteran suicide prevention and TBI research.
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October 2023 · Newspaper special section
Parachuting With Purpose at Bridge Day
The Fayette Tribune, Bridge Day 2023 section · by Steve Keenan · Fayetteville, West Virginia
The Fayette Tribune’s Bridge Day section, with the 22 Jumps story on page 13: seven jumpers, 22 jumps for the estimated 22 veterans and service members lost each day, and the team’s return after its first appearance in 2022, the first legal BASE jump in a U.S. national park in 42 years.
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