US EditionPublic service should be met with scrutiny, not scorn - Plymouth Independent
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Public service should be met with scrutiny, not scorn - Plymouth Independent
When I left home after graduating from Plymouth South High School in 2006 to attend Norwich University – the nation’s oldest private military college – I carried the values of this town deep in my heart. Plymouth gave me the foundation of who I am; the US Army refined it. Through my service in Afghanistan and Ukraine, I learned the true meaning of leadership, accountability, and service before self. And when the time came to part ways with the m…
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