Wisconsin Army National Guard

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When Wisconsin National Guard Second Lieutenant Aaron Herring Sparrow was deployed in Iraq, he came across a stray cat, ni- now named Sully, that was struggling to find food.

Aaron decided to help the little cat out, and the friendship quickly brought comfort to Aaron and his fellow soldiers while they were deployed, boosting their morale.

When his unit got orders to move, he was sad to leave Sully behind and worried about the cat's safety.

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She currently serves as a human resources sergeant in the Wisconsin Army National Guard.

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the other hats I-- Yeah, and the other hat that I wore during that time period, uh, I actually spent 21 years in the Wisconsin Army National Guard, finishing out my career there with a deployment to Afghanistan.

So spent a year of my 25 with, with BMO actually not working for BMO because I was, uh, doing what I needed to do in the, uh, great big sandbox over in the Middle East.

So some things that way.