There really is no substitute for these 1:1 interviews. Thank you for telling us your story and sharing your perspectives

This man is the definition of a Patriot and a soldier. Doing the right things for the right reasons. What a great role model.

I’ve watched many of these interviews. This man is a real gem🙏🏾🇺🇸

Thanks for your service! Everyone please remember the ones that didn’t make it back home!!!

As a draftee in '71 and '72, I lucked out big time being stationed basically as a place keeper in the 3rd Mech Infantry in Ft. Carson, which was theoretically there to be ready for desert warfare. In the Army, I found the personalities and the psychology of people in that org keenly interesting, as I was not exposed to such a variety of people before. Lifers were of interest. Some seemed to be there because they were too warped by the war to go back to civilian life. And some seemed to be at home in the army structure. While others were there because they thrived in dangerous situations. Probably, most lifers are a mix of the above. Sgt. Sinclair seems to be well adjusted to Army life. Army life drove me crazy.

Great interview! Thanks for your service.

Welcome Home and THANK YOU

Great attitude! I could only wished to have achieve the same. S/Sgt USMC, 3rd MarDiv 2/4 H3A, I Corps 1966-1967, 1970-1971.

I love this interview this soldier reminds me of a good friend of mine that I served with overseas and in. Ft. BLISS ,Texas

I get the feeling he saw alot more nasty things that if you didn't ask him he didn't share it. He has all my respect.

Thank you.

Respect

*cavalry*

Respect