Mandy Feindt

Maj. Mandy Feindt has served in the United States Army for over two decades, holding numerous leadership positions throughout her career, including platoon leader, company commander, instructor assignments, and senior Human Resources adviser roles across joint and special operations commands. Her service includes multiple overseas tours with deployments to Korea and Afghanistan. Her military career took an unexpected turn following injuries and long-term illness connected to the 2021 Red Hill Water Crisis. During her recovery, Feindt was introduced to adaptive sports, where she found renewed strength, resilience, and purpose. What began as part of rehabilitation quickly became a defining component of her recovery and competitive drive. Feindt competed in the Warrior Games last year, earning ten medals for Team Army. Her performance reflects not only athletic determination, but the discipline and perseverance developed over a lifetime of military service. Beyond athletics, Feindt is a national advocate for service members and military families impacted by toxic exposures.