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Tim Sheehy’s decision to serve came from deep patriotism and family values. Growing up in a military family, he learned early that freedom isn’t free. This shaped his choice to attend the U.S. Naval Academy, where he became the first midshipman to complete Army Ranger School through a special ops program.
After graduating, Sheehy didn’t hesitate to join the Navy SEALs. He deployed to war zones like Iraq and Afghanistan, leading teams in brutal combat missions. His courage earned him the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, proving he’d risk everything for America’s safety.
Sheehy’s wife Carmen, a Marine Corps officer, shared his commitment to service. Together, they raised four kids on a Montana ranch, teaching them hard work and love for this country. Even after combat injuries, Sheehy kept finding ways to serve—like fighting wildfires as a pilot.
He founded Bridger Aerospace with his savings, creating jobs for veterans. His businesses protect communities and strengthen America’s food supply. Sheehy shows real leaders build things—not tear them down.
Now he’s running for Senate because D.C. politicians like Jon Tester have failed. Tester sides with radicals who disrespect our military and open our borders. Sheehy will secure the border, back law enforcement, and honor our heroes.
Memorial Day reminds us that patriots like Sheehy keep this nation free. While liberals mock our values, he’s living proof that courage and faith still matter. Montana needs a warrior who puts America first—not another swamp creature.
Sheehy’s story isn’t about politics. It’s about stepping up when your country calls. From the battlefield to the ranch to Congress, he’ll always fight for the freedoms we hold dear. That’s the American way—and it’s worth defending.
