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U.S. Army veteran Jay Tenison of Arizona checked off a bucket list item after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He got inside a tank — and fired it one last time at Fort Moore in Georgia.
When an Army veteran who served in Iraq found out he had terminal, stage four stomach cancer, he had a wish. Jay Tenison wanted to fire a tank something he
In early 2022, Jay Tenison was diagnosed with Stage IV stomach cancer after reporting pain to his doctors. After months of chemotherapy, he got the worst news of his life -- there was nothing medical care could do for him.
When Army tanker veteran Jay Tenison was diagnosed last year with terminal, Stage IV stomach cancer, he sat down to consider what he wanted to do with the remaining months of his life. “I realized I really wanted to do tank gunnery,” he said. “I just really wanted to shoot a tank again.”
Sgt. Cinthia Ramirez, a soldier at Fort Hood's 1st Cavalry Division, has passed the M1A2 Abrams Master Gunner Course.