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West Point grad and Iraq War veteran reflects

Brian Dennison (left) at a humanitarian aid drop in Rumadi, Iraq with a Kurdish interpreter. When he concluded his Army career, Dennison had achieved the rank of Captain.
Brian Dennison (left) at a humanitarian aid drop in Rumadi, Iraq with a Kurdish interpreter. When he concluded his Army career, Dennison had achieved the rank of Captain.

By Jacque Day

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Murray, Ky. – Brian Dennison was a cadet at West Point Academy, just an hour outside of New York City, when the Twin Towers fell. The events of September 11, 2001 set this officer-in-training's future in a decisive direction, and he went on to serve two tours in Iraq. Dennison, a Murray native, has returned to his hometown to work and live. He sat down with Jacque Day to discuss his time in the academy and his experiences overseas.