Thomas Spicer ~ US Marine Corps Disabled Veteran

I want to begin by expressing my greatest respect for David Wilson and his charitable nonprofit organization. I'm a US Marine Corps veteran who served during the Cold War years and Desert Shield/Storm. I've discovered that, after being discharged, many VETERANS feel the need to continue to serve and choose to become first responders. I too have chosen that role in life and continue to serve my country and community as a police officer. When it comes to serving our country and its citizens, there's something in a veteran's DNA that we just can't shake. That's where David's charitable nonprofit organization comes into play. Like many other veterans, I found myself struggling with life after service. Typically, veterans just bottle it up inside and carry on. Given my post-service career choice, I wish I'd known and had access to this type of training program much sooner. Apart from the obvious uses for jujutsu training as a police officer, I've found it gives me a sense of camraderie, drive, and purpose in my life which I thought I'd lost. I wish more veterans could and would try this training program out and discover how well it helps to relieve stress and add to their quality of life. I thank David and all of the higher-belted students who continue to assist me on my journey. I hope my personal experience will inspire more veterans and fellow law enforcement officers to participate in David's program to improve themselves mentally and physically and increase their tool set to make their job and communities safer for all. Again, I extend my grateful thanks to David for his unrelenting dedication and support for myself and our country's fellow veterans. Semper Fi!

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