My View

As a veteran who once stood in uniform, I understand deeply the weight of the words “service” and “sacrifice.” Each Veterans Day is more than a ceremony; it is a living commitment. It is a moment to look the men and women who defended our freedom in the eye and ask: “Are we keeping the promise we made?”

My own service as an Army Reserve intelligence officer taught me that leadership is not an abstract concept; it means getting into the cockpit, into the foxhole, into the mission itself. That perspective now guides me in Congress. I entered this role just 10 months ago, and I have made it my mission to translate the respect we show on Veterans Day into tangible results for veterans across America.

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