for the years following, coming back in two atlanta we spent one year in fort knox. probably convinced him that maybe three tours in vietnam was too much. we were offered a position to go back to be assistant to the colonel in bangkok for a year. i thought, i'm not sure. we spent a year in fort knox. one of the things i most clearly remembered was mlk was assassinated. we were told that no man or woman should go off of fort knox based in military uniform and be seen outside of the base. that hit me so hard. i thought, we still have been dying over there in vietnam for this country and the military is not allowed to be seen on the streets of america in their uniform. there are some deep feelings here. they do not go away easily. i think america really did not do service to the veteran. i came back here and looked forward as a donut dollywood and forged ahead. the reality was not the reality. the reality you needed to perform was like a southern lady, continue on. i taught at galloway for a year. galloway was a very avant-garde school, following the summerhill approach

today from my fort knox online show we pull back the curtain on four tech leaders and their unconventional the top where they started might surprise you in my fort knox conversations with ceos and founders over the last five years there's been a thread that connects many of them the path to the top isn't a straight line. what do a punk band, the gap and a cello have in common they shaped these four leaders. >> i worked at the gap in college. >> i worked at the theater. >> a lot of common questions my cello students would ask me. >> kmel owe students >> i played in a band. it was a straight up punk band. >> i had a cover band around '99. i was trying to jam out with friends. i was just trying to get a date, you know >>> and you can look at this qr code, scan it, take out your phone. it will take you to our website where you can watch this piece in full. there's a lot more to it, or watch our interview with ron conway, coinbase board member. lots of stuff, cnbc.com/techcheck you can follow our show on linkedin there's a page for that, and our twitter account of course as well carl >> all rig

online every week we bring you a variety of exclusive content to find on cnbc.com/techcheck from fort knoxo back stories of three tech execs managed to rise above personal tragedy and lost. the comeback is always stronger than the setback even people at the top seem like they have it figured out can get racked by self-doubt or deraile. the ceos that make it through learn how to overcome and make a comeback these three dynamic leaders tell me exactly that. >> back up. >> get into your origin story. >> you, you. >> you as an individual before you. >> founded all of this. >> i had a lot of doors slammed in my face. >> hired me at my worst. >> a number of life threatening moments. >> i joined the wrong company. after four, five weeks was not successful first time in my life really hard. dealing with two young kids and careerbound and my wife not able to fight the cancer and passed away, left with two kids took a long time to recalibrate. >> take out your phones scan this code. take you to our website to watch this full piece, and watch more original ditchistal content. cnbc.com/techcheck and f

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writes home to secretary of war henry knox, he says we have fought the native americans at the location of the fallen timbers as anthony wayne is marching to fort miami. the native americans have reached it first now they expect to be able to go either into the fort or to have reinforcement sent out from the fort. well campbell has been given specific instructions that he is not to intervene militarily. basically what that would be doing is declaring war on the united states of america and at this point, i'm great britain had no intention of declaring war unless they could win and really win big and they weren't going to make the decision at fort myers to do that. so what ends up happening then is the native americans now see that the british were not going to fight with them and they leave very disheartened and very betrayed. so this battle has then forced the native americans to reevaluate their alliances with the british and how they're going to withstand the onslaught of the settlers who are going to continue to push into their lands the battle of fallen. has lasted approximately two hours with the heaviest losses taking place in about 45 m