Jennings man completes Special Forces training Thursday, May 6, 2021 10:28 AM
FORT JENNINGS On April 29, 2021 Staff Sergeant Andrew S. Kleman
graduated the Special Forces Qualification Course and earned his Green
Beret. Andy is the son of Terry and Judy Kleman, Fort Jennings.
Staff
Sergeant Kleman left the United States Air Force at the rank of Captain
in February 2018 in order to enlist in the Army in July of 2018. He
then completed One Station Unit training at Fort Benning, Georgia in
October of 2018. Next, he completed the US Army Airborne School in
November 2018. Subsequently, Andy moved to Fort Bragg, North Carolina to
attend the Special Forces Preparation and Conditioning course, which he
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“I went to Airborne School, I jumped out of airplanes. I don’t really believe that hitting the ground at a great speed is great for your hips.” Janice brown always led an active life, from her days playing high school basketball to her nearly 20-year career in the military, including serving in Desert Storm.
“I just was under the attitude of ‘suck it up and be all you can be,’ she says. “That really was my motto. I didn t want to complain, I didn t want to show defeat.”
After a lifetime of activity, she began experiencing severe hip pain. “When it became hard for me to really do the things I wanted to do was probably only about ten years ago,” Janice says. “My father had a stroke, and I brought Him home to take care of Him. He had a trach in his throat, a feeding tube. I had to turn him every two hours. So emotionally and physically and even spiritually, I was spent.”