In this first segment of noted criminal defense attorney Terry Kindlon’s interview, we see how an interest in becoming a pilot led to active service during the Tet Offensive where his life was nearly taken by an enemy bullet in the rice paddies of Vietnam. In a great act of courage, a fellow Marine rescued Kindlon from drowning that day. In the process, his rescuer was shot in the spine and paralyzed for the rest of his life. However, he would not find out about his rescuers until decades later when a surprise phone call triggered an incredible journey to thank the man that saved his life. Hear Part 1 of this remarkable veteran’s story on The Age Sage with Robert J. LaCosta