DON'T DIE G.I. FOUNDATION
OUR MISSION IS
SAVING SOLDIERS IN A SUICIDE CRISIS
"LORD, PLEASE HELP ME
GET ONE MORE"
PFC. DESMOND DOSS
HACKSAW RIDGE
MAY 4th, 1945
First, We Celebrate Life!
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
Prvt. James Dallas lives today with his family in Butte, Montana. After serving 15 years active-duty service in the U.S. Army during World War 2, as well as the Korean conflict. Prvt. Dallas came home to work the family ranch with his wife of 54 years before her passing, along with his two sons, and daughter.
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
Prvt. James Dallas lives today with his family in Butte, Montana. After serving 15 years active-duty service in the U.S. Army during World War 2, as well as the Korean conflict. Prvt. Dallas came home to work the family ranch with his wife of 54 years before her passing, along with his two sons, and daughter.
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
Prvt. James Dallas lives today with his family in Butte, Montana. After serving 15 years active-duty service in the U.S. Army during World War 2, as well as the Korean conflict. Prvt. Dallas came home to work the family ranch with his wife of 54 years before her passing, along with his two sons, and daughter.
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
Prvt. James Dallas lives today with his family in Butte, Montana. After serving 15 years active-duty service in the U.S. Army during World War 2, as well as the Korean conflict. Prvt. Dallas came home to work the family ranch with his wife of 54 years before her passing, along with his two sons, and daughter.
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
Prvt. James Dallas lives today with his family in Butte, Montana. After serving 15 years active-duty service in the U.S. Army during World War 2, as well as the Korean conflict. Prvt. Dallas came home to work the family ranch with his wife of 54 years before her passing, along with his two sons, and daughter.
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
104 YEARS OLD
Prvt. James Dallas lives today with his family in Butte, Montana. After serving 15 years active-duty service in the U.S. Army during World War 2, as well as the Korean conflict. Prvt. Dallas came home to work the family ranch with his wife of 54 years before her passing, along with his two sons, and daughter.