As a kid, Donnie Dixon played with toy soldiers. As he got older, “he’d try everything — wrestling, baseball, basketball, anything,” his mother recalled. But after graduating high school, Dixon followed his first, true love. He headed for boot camp as soon as he turned 18.
In 2007, Dixon was three years from retirement and on his second combat tour in Iraq. Insurgents hit his unit. Dixon fell.
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