Katherine Montenegro (Sergeant Kiba)

Hi, thank you for having me. I'm so glad to be here, honestly.

Hi, thank you for having me. I'm so glad to be here, honestly.

Hi, thank you for having me. I'm so glad to be here, honestly.

So actually, I am from Nicaragua. It's in Central America for people that don't know. I moved here when I was 15. My mom came to the United States before I did. So obviously, it was like a big transition coming from, you know, like a third world country to a first world country. Like just even just the streets were very different.

So actually, I am from Nicaragua. It's in Central America for people that don't know. I moved here when I was 15. My mom came to the United States before I did. So obviously, it was like a big transition coming from, you know, like a third world country to a first world country. Like just even just the streets were very different.

So actually, I am from Nicaragua. It's in Central America for people that don't know. I moved here when I was 15. My mom came to the United States before I did. So obviously, it was like a big transition coming from, you know, like a third world country to a first world country. Like just even just the streets were very different.

After that, you know, I was part of the police explorer program for my department that I currently work for. So I was like 15 and I was a cadet with them. I also did the Air Force GRTC in high school. And because of that, that's when I decided, you know, like I want to go into the military. I joined the Army at 18, right out of high school.

After that, you know, I was part of the police explorer program for my department that I currently work for. So I was like 15 and I was a cadet with them. I also did the Air Force GRTC in high school. And because of that, that's when I decided, you know, like I want to go into the military. I joined the Army at 18, right out of high school.

After that, you know, I was part of the police explorer program for my department that I currently work for. So I was like 15 and I was a cadet with them. I also did the Air Force GRTC in high school. And because of that, that's when I decided, you know, like I want to go into the military. I joined the Army at 18, right out of high school.

My mom was, like, very nervous about it because, you know, especially during that time, it was 2008, you know, there was an ongoing war. Yeah.

My mom was, like, very nervous about it because, you know, especially during that time, it was 2008, you know, there was an ongoing war. Yeah.

My mom was, like, very nervous about it because, you know, especially during that time, it was 2008, you know, there was an ongoing war. Yeah.

I was ready to go to war.

I was ready to go to war.

I was ready to go to war.

And the thing was that, like, I was, you know, I came here to the United States with a permanent residence, so... My mom was, I was trying to figure out a way how to become a citizen too. And my mom was like, oh, you know, you can just marry somebody. And then I'm like, I can marry somebody or go to war. I'm going to go to war. That's why.

And the thing was that, like, I was, you know, I came here to the United States with a permanent residence, so... My mom was, I was trying to figure out a way how to become a citizen too. And my mom was like, oh, you know, you can just marry somebody. And then I'm like, I can marry somebody or go to war. I'm going to go to war. That's why.

And the thing was that, like, I was, you know, I came here to the United States with a permanent residence, so... My mom was, I was trying to figure out a way how to become a citizen too. And my mom was like, oh, you know, you can just marry somebody. And then I'm like, I can marry somebody or go to war. I'm going to go to war. That's why.

What a beast.

What a beast.