Craig Morgan

Which is the problem.

And it's not a problem.

It's the reality of being in the military is at any minute you can get the phone call and you're gone.

And there were times in our life when I was at Fort Bragg, the phone would ring and I'd walk out the door and I'd say, I don't know where I'm going and I don't know when or if I'll be back.

I love you.

And that's it.

And she might not see me for 24 or hear from me for 24 hours.

It might be seven or 14 days.

You know, you just don't know.

It was very cool.

To this day, he and his wife, his wife, back when we had fan clubs, was the first president of my fan club.

Still to this day, they're like parents to us.

We love them to death.

But I'll never forget, he sat me down and he said, look here, I think if you stay in the Army,

You will be the Sergeant Major of the Army someday if you decide you want that.

I believe you have the, you will, you could do that.

You have everything in order.

He said, but I also think you have a very special gift that you should at least try.

And he's the one who told me, go in the reserves.

If it don't work, you come back.