Vets walk across America to honor fallen brothers and raise suicide awareness
Joe Cox
For army veterans Joe Cox  Russ Collins and Adam Lingo  the journey to the Washington Redskinsâ FedExField and Sundayâs âSalute to Serviceâ game began nine years ago when their fellow soldiers and teenage Iraqi translator âRoyâ died as brothers in Sinsil  Iraq after a house rigged with explosives collapsed.
âWeâre basically becoming (a) dating website for veterans groups. Every group has something they do  but none of them have a network â  Cox  said.
Inside his rucksack   Cox  carries the scorched badges of  his  army brothers killed in Sinsil  Iraq in 2008.  He âs carried them for nine years  and now across the country. On Saturday  November 11  at Arlington National Cemetery  they visited their buddiesâ graves. It brought them another step closer to coming home.
 Cox  added  âItâs a lot overwhelming.â
For army veterans  [TGT]   Russ Collins and Adam Lingo  the journey to the Washington Redskinsâ FedExField and Sundayâs âSalute to Serviceâ game began nine years ago when their fellow soldiers and teenage Iraqi translator âRoyâ died as brothers in Sinsil  Iraq after a house rigged with explosives collapsed.
âWeâre basically becoming (a) dating website for veterans groups. Every group has something they do  but none of them have a network â  Cox  said.
Inside his rucksack   Cox  carries the scorched badges of  his  army brothers killed in Sinsil  Iraq in 2008.  He âs carried them for nine years  and now across the country. On Saturday  November 11  at Arlington National Cemetery  they visited their buddiesâ graves. It brought them another step closer to coming home.
 Cox  added  âItâs a lot overwhelming.â