X Games medal winners met and greeted U.S. troops stationed in Southwest Asia.

Washington,
D.C. – Armed Forces Entertainment sent Winter X Games
athletes Mike Schultz and Levi LaVallee to visit troops stationed in the
Middle East. The X Games champs signed autographs, posed for pictures
and extended their gratitude to the men and women in uniform.

Schultz
is an icon in the Adaptive Extreme Sports World, a community of
athletes with physical handicaps who compete against each other at
extreme sports such as snowboarding, off-roading, windsurfing and
racing. He is the world’s greatest Adaptive Extreme Motorsports Racer
and has won two XGames gold medals in SnoX and one gold medal in MotoX.
LaVallee is a seven-time Winter X Games medal winner, four of them gold,
who owns the Snowmobile Distance Jump World Record.  

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About Armed Forces Entertainment:
Armed
Forces Entertainment is the official Department of Defense agency for
providing entertainment to U.S. military personnel serving overseas,
with priority given to those in contingency operations and at remote and
isolated locations. The Department of the Air Force is the executive
agent of Armed Forces Entertainment. Founded in 1951, Armed Forces
Entertainment brings a touch of home to more than 500,000 troops
annually, embracing the best of Americana that stretches across all
genres of entertainment. Visit www.armedforcesentertainment.com for more
information.