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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nCNN’s Freedom Project starts their four-part \u201cHeroes at Home: America\u2019s Injured War Veterans<\/a>\u201d with the first in the series in which they look at wounded veterans who train with Human Exploitation Rescue Operation (HERO) Child-Rescue Corps to track down missing and exploited children in cooperation with law enforcement. This video focuses on former sergeant Tom Block, an injured Ranger who was named 2014’s Soldier of the Year by the Army Times<\/a>;<\/p>\n Block is hoping to get a second chance to “go after bad guys again.”<\/p>\n “In one second their entire life changed. When that happens, I know from personal experience, you start to wonder, what can I now do? And once you find this opportunity, you know it’s truly your opportunity to step back into that role.”<\/p>\n The HERO — Human Exploitation Rescue Operative — program is designed for wounded, injured and ill veterans to receive training in sophisticated computer forensics, to join federal agents fighting against online child sexual exploitation.<\/p>\n […]<\/p>\n The HERO — Human Exploitation Rescue Operative — program is designed for wounded, injured and ill veterans to receive training in sophisticated computer forensics, to join federal agents fighting against online child sexual exploitation.<\/p>\n Developed by Protect, in conjunction with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM), the veterans receive 11 weeks of intensive training and 10 months of on-the-ground experience.<\/p>\n They work alongside law enforcement teams executing warrants and serving as computer forensic analysts as part of a year-long unpaid internship. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n