Rifleman/Doctor

Warren S. Gilbert grew up on the streets of Chicago and no one expected him to accomplish much. Even so his athleticism paved the way for him to attend Drake University in Des Moines Iowa and his intellect led him to Rush Medical College. While most people would have been happy with graduating and becoming a successful physician he grew bored and moved to Nevada for a fresh start.<p> But as time passed he sought more meaning out of life - and he found it when various branches of the armed services began calling. With his country seeking help from qualified doctors and terrorism on the rise he joined the US Naval Reserve.<p> But everything changed when terrorists attacked the United States on September 11 2001. What was supposed to have been a detour turned into a career that would lead to some of his most memorable and meaningful moments.<p> Join Gilbert as he looks back at serving his country fighting terrorists and excelling as a member of the US Naval Reserve and then as a physician serving with the Marine Corps. It was all part of pulling double duty as a rifleman and doctor.