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Jason Young Case Study

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Description of Events Jason Young, the poster board American teenager you would see in the movies. 19 years young, from Wisconsin, he had worked for a very successful mechanic shop in his hometown. His father passing away at a young age. He was left with his mother and his sister to rely on. An avid outdoorsman at heart with a will to serve for his country and do what the nation asked of him, whatever that may be, he would do it. Tyler Lewis, an American farm kid from Teutopolis Illinois. Country at heart, loved his truck and it wasn’t possible to catch him wearing anything other than his cowboy boots in his off time. Tyler came from a normal family and was raised around self-reliance and living off mainly what his family harvested from the land. An unorthodox yet reliable person to know. Joseph Barese, AKA “Boston”, a diehard infantryman. While the Army wasn’t his first choice he wanted to be a Marine, a promise to his mother that he made prior to her passing from cancer. While no one ever knew about his dad he was rejected from the Marine Corps. With no other option he joined the Army. While constantly making people laugh, he always had a will to attain things greater then himself. Evermore wanting to push himself to his limits to be the best. With family at his core, he never …show more content…

With gun drills and exercising always on my soldiers mind I often found myself doing the paperwork as they were in the gym improving their physical appearance or improving their job knowledge. Boston beginning to prepare his body for the Army’s premier “Ranger” school. As he had already garnished his room in Army ranger accoutrement and Boston Bruins memorabilia. It was as if it was his destiny to be a Ranger and a Bruins fan as the colors signifying both entities would be the

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