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His precision as a Navy SEAL sniper saved countless American lives — over 160 confirmed kills, and nearly 100 more unconfirmed. From the dust of Fallujah to the ruins of Ramadi, Chris Kyle served four tours in Iraq between 2003 and 2009.
Insurgents feared him so much they placed an $80,000 bounty on his head, calling him "The Devil of Ramadi." But those who knew him saw the quiet Texan behind the rifle — a husband, a father, Alexander City a man who carried the weight of every shot.
Yet he turned his pain into purpose, helping fellow veterans heal through The Chris Kyle Foundation. When he returned home, the battles didn’t end. The noise, the memories, the ghosts — they followed him.