911's Lasting Legacy in Military Service | Bozeman News

On 9/11, nearly 3,000 lives were lost — a day that reshaped America and the lives of those who served. Jeremy Keller, in basic training that day, became part of a generation shaped by global terrorism, deploying 18 times across Afghanistan and Iraq over his 20-year military career. Now retired, he continues his mission through Big Sky Bravery, a nonprofit supporting active-duty Special Ops and their families — having helped over 1,400 service members. Their “Now More Than Ever” campaign honors 9/11 victims and those still serving today, rallying the nation to remember and support the brave men and women on the front lines.

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