'I'm in a unique position to really help because it's the right thing to do, as cliché as that sounds,' Etue said. 'It's the right thing to do.'
SAN DIEGO - A local Marine combat veteran has signed up and is now preparing to head out to join the fight in Ukraine.
"I'm in a unique position to really help because it's the right thing to do, as cliché as that sounds," Etue said."It's the right thing to do." “They are fighting tyranny over there," he said."I think it's important for people who are also eager to do that here, go over there to help them." “The oppression got to a point where my grandparents just decided we have to get out of here with four kids in tow, with nothing but the clothes on our back and our documents,” Etue said.
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