Do not miss this story.  This story is about the opportunity to live.  The opportunity to be there for your family and the opportunity to serve your country.
 
 For most people, the worst thing that can happen during a typical workday is enduring a bad commute -- or maybe it’s dealing with the boss or meeting those pesky deadlines.
 
 For seven hours on May 24, 2009, Air Force Staff Sgt. Kenneth I. Walker III, a tactical air control party member (TACP) with the 194th Regional Support Wing of the Washington Air National Guard, engaged Taliban forces in a fight for his life.
 
 His story is about overcoming the impossible, then coming home and dealing with his own struggles. Guess what?  He overcame them!  Tune in to hear his story! 
 
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