DISABLED AFGHANISTAN VET SETS GUINNESS WORLD RECORD FOR DEADLIFT

摘要

Martin Tye was a lance corporal in the British Army in 2009 when a suicide bomber detonated his vehicle in the back of Tye's Humvee. The subsequent explosion left Tye with no feeling from the knees down, and inflicted significant damage to his shoulder and lungs. Ten years later, Tye has undergone 20 surgeries - on one knee alone - he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder, and has had metalwork inserted in his legs and shoulder. Still, Tye shows no signs of regret about his service - in both Iraq and Afghanistan - or the attack that changed his life forever.