A group of injured British servicemen who rowed across the Atlantic are celebrating reaching their £1 million fundraising target, as well as the launch of a book documenting their own journeys to recovery.
A group of injured British servicemen who rowed across the Atlantic are celebrating reaching their £1 million fundraising target, as well as the launch of a book documenting their own journeys to recovery.
HEROIC: (left to right) Alex Mackenzie, Rory Mackenzie, Neil Heritage, Will Dixon, Carl Anstey and Ed Janvrin reached Barbados in January.
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The six-man team, co-led by Alex Mackenzie, 33, from Troon, spent 51 days at sea in a bid to raise £1m for wounded soldiers. Four of the team lost limbs during service in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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