Every now and then, I run into someone who teaches—not from a pulpit, not from a book, but from the trenches of real life. One of those people is a fellow veteran I’ll call Ken. Ken and I both served over 20 years in the military. And if the uniform teaches you anything, it’s this: Don’t hand your problems off to others, and always leave a place better than you found it. These are principles we lived and worked by, and while I understand the military hasn't always been that w

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