Cpl Tony Mullis

Hawkinsville, GA

Mission Accomplished on June 15, 2013

On April 6, 2011, Corporal Tony Mullis was on his second deployment in Afghanistan when he was severely injured in improvised explosive device (IED) blast, resulting in the loss of his legs and damage to his right arm.

He was medically evacuated to Landstuhl, Germany, before returning stateside to Bethesda Naval Medical Center, where he received additional treatment including multiple blood transfusions and more than fifteen surgeries.

Tony enjoys spending time with his wife, Jeanie, and their sons, Cason and Owen. Currently enrolled in college, he is interested in a future profession as a game warden. Along with HFOT Home Recipient Michael Boucher, he is the founder of Amputee Outdoors, a nonprofit organization aimed at helping injured Veterans recover emotionally and physically through hunting and fishing trips.