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Why I Serve- 2LT Isaiah Green
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Sept. 6, 2023 | 0:47
2LT Isaiah Green is a 13A from Aiken, South Carolina, and is currently in BOLC. Green tells us about why he joined the U.S. Army and why he chose the Field Artillery.
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