November 22, 2011
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At 59 years old, Staff Sgt. Don Nicholas is the oldest soldier currently serving on the frontlines in Afghanistan. He served in the Vietnam War, but re-enlisted after 9/11, and has also served other tours in Afghanistan and Iraq.
When asked why he re-enlisted at his age, he said “it was the right thing to do.” Back home in Ohio he was a podiatrist, but he joined an Army psychological operations unit hoping to be sent to a war zone. His enthusiasm and dedication inspires other soldiers.
After three wars and 63 months in combat zones, the Pentagon says Sgt. Nick must retire next summer when he turns 60. He’s not looking forward to it though, saying, “I want to be out there … as long as I’m able to do it, I’ll do it.”
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