Active Duty Gainz

Active Duty Gainz Ride Recap featuring veteran peer support stats and distance ridden at Creech Air Force Base.

Active Duty Gainz: Strength in Unity

On Wednesday, January 16, 2025, Forgotten Not Gone welcomed 21 active-duty members from Creech Air Force Base for the Active Duty Gainz Ride. Covering 15.49 miles, this ride was more than just a fitness challenge—it was an inspiring display of camaraderie, shared strength, and the healing power of connection.

With 3.5 hours dedicated to veteran peer support, this ride highlighted the mission of Forgotten Not Gone: combating veteran suicide through peer connection and outdoor recreation. Together, active-duty members and veterans forged bonds that transcend rank and circumstance, proving the value of shared purpose and unity.

Veterans and adaptive trikes posing for a group photo outside Forgotten Not Gone headquarters.

Veterans gathering with adaptive trikes outside Forgotten Not Gone headquarters.

Veteran leading a group of trike riders through a neighborhood street.

Veterans gathered inside Forgotten Not Gone headquarters posing with a green adaptive trike.

Large group of veterans and adaptive trikes gathered for a photo at Craig Ranch Park.

Veterans sitting together on a brick wall with Forgotten Not Gone flags during an outdoor event.

Veterans riding adaptive trikes on a sunny path near residential homes.

Event Recap:

Date: Wednesday, January 16, 2025
Route: Craig Ranch Park, Las Vegas Wash Trail, Valley Dr.
Riders: 21 participants (active-duty members from Creech Air Force Base)
Distance: 15.49 miles
Duration: 3.5 hours of riding and veteran peer support
Veteran Peer Support Focus: Conversations and group interactions fostered a unique blend of military and veteran solidarity, promoting mental wellness and community.

Moments That Mattered

The journey began at the scenic Craig Ranch Park, transitioning into the natural serenity of the Las Vegas Wash Trail. As the group pedaled along Valley Drive, laughter, shared stories, and moments of encouragement filled the air.

One active-duty member reflected,

“Riding with this group reminds me of the strength we have when we come together—it’s a reminder that no one is left behind.”

The ride was a profound testament to the resilience and determination that unites the military and veteran communities.

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Forgotten Not Gone’s rides are more than events—they are lifelines for those who serve and have served. You, too, can make a difference. Whether by joining a ride, supporting our mission, or spreading the word, every action counts in the fight against veteran suicide.

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