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9/11 Commemoration Episode: 1st Cavalry Division Soldiers talk about joining the Army after 9/11
Tragedy swept the nation 20 years ago. Many also answered the call to serve, knowing they wanted to be a part of keeping the nation safe.
Sgt. 1st. Class Williams Fernandez Calvet served in the Air Force in his native country of Peru for 11 years. When the events of 9/11 happened, he went to talk to a recruiter.
Maj. Shawn Scott has a family history of military service. Though still a highschool senior when the towers fell, Scott felt the need to be a part of the Army and make a difference.
Also listen to our other shows and check them out on youtube.com/channel/UCwxDjx9B2upvRITCy9U3Zyw
Sgt. 1st. Class Williams Fernandez Calvet served in the Air Force in his native country of Peru for 11 years. When the events of 9/11 happened, he went to talk to a recruiter.
Maj. Shawn Scott has a family history of military service. Though still a highschool senior when the towers fell, Scott felt the need to be a part of the Army and make a difference.
Also listen to our other shows and check them out on youtube.com/channel/UCwxDjx9B2upvRITCy9U3Zyw
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By OCPA-LATragedy swept the nation 20 years ago. Many also answered the call to serve, knowing they wanted to be a part of keeping the nation safe.
Sgt. 1st. Class Williams Fernandez Calvet served in the Air Force in his native country of Peru for 11 years. When the events of 9/11 happened, he went to talk to a recruiter.
Maj. Shawn Scott has a family history of military service. Though still a highschool senior when the towers fell, Scott felt the need to be a part of the Army and make a difference.
Also listen to our other shows and check them out on youtube.com/channel/UCwxDjx9B2upvRITCy9U3Zyw
Sgt. 1st. Class Williams Fernandez Calvet served in the Air Force in his native country of Peru for 11 years. When the events of 9/11 happened, he went to talk to a recruiter.
Maj. Shawn Scott has a family history of military service. Though still a highschool senior when the towers fell, Scott felt the need to be a part of the Army and make a difference.
Also listen to our other shows and check them out on youtube.com/channel/UCwxDjx9B2upvRITCy9U3Zyw