Tracy Glover

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Living Your Legacy · How an Army Recruiter Built a Mission to Save Veterans · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

So once I got that, I made the rank of E-5, which is a non-commissioned officer.

I did that.

And then, of course, moving forward, I did 17 years in recruiting.

And I think recruiting was the most important part of my military career because it aligned me to be able to help civilians become soldiers.

And doing that, it's so much that I had to go through to get them to feel the taste or understand the Army.

And that was a challenge at first, but it was such a rewarding thing that I enjoyed it.

And exiting the military, exiting the Army was just one of those bittersweet things, but I had done 29 years, and the most I could have done was 34 years, and I decided that, hey, it's time to move out and do something different.

And as I was navigating that process, of course, I wanted to come back and get my disability.

And when I first put in my disability claim, I went to a VA, ran facilities, and I didn't get the benefit that I thought I should have gotten.

So I was continuing to fight and finally received the benefit that I should have gotten.

And so it was a challenge at that point.

So once I got out, I decided that, hey, I got to figure out what I'm going to do.

And I always had a servitude mentality from day one after I found my mentor because he'd done so much for me to make me realize that when you have people around you that are good people that's going to help you, that's going to look out for you, that's what's most important in life.

Well, I think the biggest part of that was I never had anybody to actually help me with anything for that fact.

So this guy, he was the first sergeant, and he told me that, hey, look, you have to change some things in your life, and you've got to change some things in the way you look at the military to be able to be successful.

So when he sat me down and he walked me step by step and outlined everything that I needed to do on a continual basis, it wasn't just one day, it was a continual basis, I would communicate to him at least two or three times a week about what I was doing, how I was doing, where I was going, what were my plans in the military.

That really assisted what I became, actually.

So now flipping that to my 17 years in recruiting.

17 years, correct.

Thank you, sir.

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