It is very humbling because you will go to a small rural village in Alaska and you ask for a town hall with veterans, and there will be, you know, 10 or 15 Vietnam vets, combat vets, who come out to these meetings--great Americans.
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Sullivan reflects on meeting veterans in rural Alaskan communities.
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