Shiloh Yazdani

In 1944, Chris Bryson was fighting a war that had engulfed the world, but he was also fighting a war inside between what he’d built his life on and what he discovered to be true. In fellow Airborne member, Justin Latta, Chris saw a man whose faith guided him beyond the fear of death. Through some of the most notable battles of World War 2, Chris was influenced by different people —some positive, others negative—but all add something to his fight. As the war dragged on, he found two different kinds of soldiers fighting beside him—those with courage to face bullets but not death and those with courage, through their faith, to face both.