Jose Sanchez
When asked what his reason was for serving our country, Jose Sanchez will tell you, “I love my country, and when I am needed to
When asked what his reason was for serving our country, Jose Sanchez will tell you, “I love my country, and when I am needed to
The year was 1989. Blanca Davila-Pabon yearned for more independence from her family, the opportunity to travel all around the world, and the skills to
Joshua Dickey had the opportunity to attend Auburn University on a full scholarship for track & field and football. However, after the events of 9/11
In March of 1999, Roger Young enlisted in the military as a 19D Cavalry Scout and would soon be leaving for basic training in Kentucky
While many military personnel were drafted into the Vietnam War, Frank McGinnis volunteered his service straight out of high school. His father served as a
Clifton Greer was 26 years old and married with two children when the Gulf War broke out. The poor state of the economy at the
First and foremost, James Voss enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1996 to serve his country. The education opportunities that came along with serving in
Charles Kee entered the U.S. Marine Corps while the draft was taking place during the Vietnam War. Not much time passed before Charles fell in
If you ask Jimmie Perkins what his reason for serving his country was, he’ll tell you, “I’m patriotic and I felt that I could serve
Arthur Keller watched his father serve in the U.S. Army and spend four years at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. After witnessing the valor
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