Army veteran Ezra Maes was just named Military Times’ 2021 Soldier of the Year. In 2018, he amputated his own leg to save his crew during a tank crash. After the tank picked up speed and crashed into an embankment, Maes jumped into action and ultimately helped his crew survive the tragic crash. Ezra, Sgt. Aechere Crump, and Victor Alamo sit down with Tamron to talk about his heroism and to celebrate #VeteransDay.
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