U.S. Army

JEREMIAH WILBER

SERGEANT FIRST CLASS
ARMY – 18E, 18Z/SPECIAL FORCES
YEARS OF SERVICE – 20 YEARS
DEPLOYMENTS – 5 [OIF, OEF, & OIR]
AN EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
“My grandfathers and father had all served, and it was kind of my calling. I loved the warrior path they laid out for me. I deployed on teams as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Inherent Resolve, Operation Enduring Freedom, and twice to counter Russian aggression North of the Arctic Circle. I had a really good transition, because of the people I’m surrounded by.

When I’m not working or spending time with my family, I like to backcountry ski and compete in SkiMo: think ultra-marathons, but on skis. Also, any time I can be on a horse in the wilderness is the best therapy I’ve ever experienced in my life. I really enjoy spending the day riding.

Growing up in a Native American family, my mom used to always say, “Today is a good day to die.” Warriors have long said it before battle because it meant they were right with their family and The Great Creator or God. It’s about honor and always being prepared for death as you are right with the ones you love. That’s how I choose to live my life.”
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Jeremiah Wilbre Featured on "Never Left Behind" Podcast

This podcast explores Jeremiah's extensive military background, a look into his family's Native American culture including his cowboy lifestyle, and we discuss the use of medical marijuana and CBD which benefits veterans through a multitude of issues post war.

Photo: © Beau Simmons, 2020

U.S. Army

JEREMIAH WILBER

SERGEANT FIRST CLASS
ARMY – 18E, 18Z/SPECIAL FORCES
YEARS OF SERVICE – 20 YEARS
DEPLOYMENTS – 5 [OIF, OEF, & OIR]
AN EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
“My grandfathers and father had all served, and it was kind of my calling. I loved the warrior path they laid out for me. I deployed on teams as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Inherent Resolve, Operation Enduring Freedom, and twice to counter Russian aggression North of the Arctic Circle. I had a really good transition, because of the people I’m surrounded by.

When I’m not working or spending time with my family, I like to backcountry ski and compete in SkiMo: think ultra-marathons, but on skis. Also, any time I can be on a horse in the wilderness is the best therapy I’ve ever experienced in my life. I really enjoy spending the day riding.

Growing up in a Native American family, my mom used to always say, “Today is a good day to die.” Warriors have long said it before battle because it meant they were right with their family and The Great Creator or God. It’s about honor and always being prepared for death as you are right with the ones you love. That’s how I choose to live my life.”
KEEP EXPLORING

JEREMIAH FEATURED IN NVMM'S VETERAN SPOTLIGHT SERIES

LISTEN

Jeremiah Wilbre Featured on "Never Left Behind" Podcast

This podcast explores Jeremiah's extensive military background, a look into his family's Native American culture including his cowboy lifestyle, and we discuss the use of medical marijuana and CBD which benefits veterans through a multitude of issues post war.

Photo: © Beau Simmons, 2020

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