"Our goal is to see every wounded warrior living a full and engaging life," says Steven Stanhope (above), professor in UD's Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, of the new BADER Consortium, which won a five-year, $19.5 million grant from the Department of Defense to improve orthopedic rehabilitation for soldiers with musculoskeletal injuries. The consortium's name, the acronym for "Bridging Advanced Developments for Exceptional Rehabilitation," is inspired by Sir Douglas Bader, a Royal Air Force fighter pilot who lost both legs in a plane crash, but went on to valiant service during World War II. Partners include Spaulding/Harvard Rehabilitation Hospital, the University of Texas at Austin, the Mayo Clinic, Naval Medical Centers in San Diego and Portsmouth, Va., the San Antonio Military Medical Center, and Walter Reed Army Medical Center.