An inspiring memoir of promises kept, overcoming obstacles, and what it means to sacrifice for others, written by a Special Warfare Operator with the Air Force.
He is a patriot who has kept his promise and changed the world with the spirit of his heart, soul, body, and mind..
DT\'s promise to his dad extends now to his fellow wounded warriors throughout the world, as he advocates for awareness and affecting change in public policy for wounded, injured, and ill soldiers.
DT pushed through every limit to his full recovery, and he became the first 100% disabled veteran to re-enlist in the Air Force.
He nearly died three times, and doctors predicted - if he survived - he would forever breathe with a respirator and never walk again.
When DT was injured in action, he lay in a coma for three months with third-degree burns on 80% of his body.
When he enlisted in the Air Force, progressing in ranks as a skilled marksman calling airstrikes, his promise extended to his Brothers and sisters in the Air Force, his fellow soldiers and brothers-in-arms.
Throughout his childhood and into adulthood, DT indeed looked after his younger brother and sisters, even to his own detriment and sacrifice.
DT was orphaned at the age of fourteen, and on the night before his father died, he repeated the promise his dad required: Take care of your Brothers and sisters.
When Israel DT Del Toro, Jr.\'s Humvee rolled over a roadside IED in Afghanistan, he had one thought as he lost consciousness: I have to keep the promise I made to my dad.
An inspiring memoir of promises kept, overcoming obstacles, and what it means to sacrifice for others, written by a Special Warfare Operator with the Air Force
