Get to know the men behind the band Tilluride and how they're using their music to promote awareness about mental health in the military.
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“It’s a poem that I wrote 18-plus years ago and brought it to the guys in the band, and we composed it into an actual song,” said drummer Ron “Ronimal” Forest. “The struggle is as real at home as it is on the battlefield,” said lead singer David “Dave” Cadriel.
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