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Keller joined the National Guard at the age of 17, with full support from his parents. “The worst part about retiring from the military is you don’t see those friends on a day to day basis anymore, or on a weekend basis anymore,” said Kent Keller, First Sergeant, North Dakota National Guard, retired.Īnd for Kent Keller, a retired First Sergeant with the North Dakota National Guard, there are many good memories.

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