LIFE OF AMERICAN SERVICEMilitary, Civilian, Community, FamilyFamily history can lay a path for generations. In author K.K. Sullivan's American-Irish family, military service ran wide and deep. At a young age, Sullivan knew that military service would be part of his life, and would provide opportunities for training, education, meaningful life work, and the love of his country. Soldier Citizen, Sullivan's first book, follows his military life from his early years through retirement, to finding love, raising a family, and friendship. Like many other Americans, after he left the Army, his life path led him in and out of further military service. He worked for a municipality for nearly three decades during and after the military. He shares his ups and downs, dangers he faced, and debilitating health issues, and a lot of life lessons. In Soldier Citizen, he hopes to share the life of one American soldier citizen and encourage his fellow veterans to share their stories as well. "Someone has to think about the future of the people."Part II of Soldier Citizen examines Sullivan's thoughts and philosophies on the future of America and her diverse people. From driver's education to infrastructure and jobs, to the environment, Sullivan shares his solutions to improve the lives of future generations.