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The ride continues in Raleigh on Friday and Charlotte on Saturday.
NC Army post hosts bike ride for wounded soldiers
by the Associated Press
Published/Last Modified on Thursday, October 8, 2009 10:56 AM EDT
FORT BRAGG (AP) — The first day of a five-day bicycle ride to raise money for wounded soldiers will get under way at a North Carolina Army post.
The ride starts Thursday with a 20-mile course that will start and end at Wilson Park at Fort Bragg. Riders will pass in front of the U.S. Army Special Operations Command headquarters, enter the 82nd Airborne Division parking lot and will ride through the 18th Airborne Corps headquarters parking lot.
The ride continues in Raleigh on Friday and Charlotte on Saturday.
The ride continues in Raleigh on Friday and Charlotte on Saturday.
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