he's a big manchester united soccer fan. his unit set up a make-a-wish trip for him and he went and he got to see a game. they even got an expedited sgli claim approved and paid out to him. he gets to live his final days with no financial burdens, no financial limitations. his first sergeant said to me, r chief, isaiah is a true inspiration to everyone he comes in contact with. he's always in a great mood and willing to assist when he can. even when his pain tolerance is unbearable. it forces us all to put life into perspective. he truly made everyone's day when his name came out on the staff sergeant select list. isaiah's head is bloody, but unbo unboud. on 17, july, this year, i met sea airman justin day. or j.d. as he goes by. i met him on a c-17 when he returned from germ economy afn lost his leg to an ied in afghanistan. so when i met him on the aircraft that day, he was smiling. his spirits were high. he was excited to get to walter reed to meet and see his wife. they were expecting a baby and he wanted to see if it wa

he is a big manchester united soccer fan. unit set up a make-a-wish trip for him, and he went and got to see a game. they even got an expedited sga lie plain approved and paid out to him. he gets to live his final days with no financial burdens, no financial limitations. his first sergeant said to me, chief, isaiah is a true inspiration to everyone he comes in contact with. he's always in a great mood and willing to assist when he can. even when his pain tolerance is unbearable, it forces us all to put life into perspective. he told me everyone's day when his name came out on the staff sergeant select list. his head is bloodied but unbowed. on 17 july of this year i met senior airman justin day, or j. d. as he goes by. i made it on a when he returned from germany after he lost his leg to an ied and afghanistan. so when i made it onto aircraft that day he was smiling. his spirits were high. he was excited to get to walter reed to meet and see his wife. they were expecting a baby and he wanted to see if it was a boy or a girl.