An American Soldier: Stephen Valyou

November 07, 2018 00:59:45
An American Soldier: Stephen Valyou
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An American Soldier: Stephen Valyou

Nov 07 2018 | 00:59:45

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Show Notes

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After 9/11, Stephen Valyou felt compelled to leave his duty as a firefighter and enlist in the Army. He served two tours of duty, each time gaining new skills and passion for the work.

In March 2007, while deployed in Iraq, SSG Valyou was conducting Explosive Ordnance Disposal operations. While responding to a report of an IED he was shot by a sniper. As a result, Stephen suffered a laceration to his liver, lung damage and is paralyzed from the waist down.

What you will hear, in this riveting hour, is the events and culmination of quite simply a horrific and amazing display of survival of a true “American Soldier” and the amazing skill of the armed forces from the battlefield to the hospital to keep Stephen alive….

Stephen is the proud father of two children. He enjoys hunting and fishing with his son .

 

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