He retires the 28th.

I joined the Marines, but my mitral valve prolapses, a condition I was unaware of until I'd already started basic training. At the time, it was a disqualifying condition.

I tried USAF and Army, both rejected because of my knees.

My brother in law retired USAF a few years back. Now a civilian employee on base. His bosses keep wanting him to do jobs that, because of civilian status, he isn't to do.

Tell your brother congrats from Hoosierland. And a long, healthy retirement

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