Commander Sam Brown is a former U.S. Army officer who transferred to Afghanistan in 2008. In an abrupt assault, he was misled, and 30 percent of his body was severely burned.

He was commissioned as an Army commander after West Point and sent to Afghanistan in 2008, where he says he "had the opportunity to lead men in combat."

After a few months, a platoon from his company was ambushed while on a humanitarian trip. Brown jumped in to assist.

Brown nearly made it out alive. His finger was severed. He had serious burns all over his face and body, affecting his appearance for the rest of his life. He was in for a long and arduous battle and a year of recovery.

He didn't believe his injuries were that serious at first. He intended to return to Afghanistan at 24, lead his men, and fight for the U.S.

He didn't believe his injuries were that serious at first. He intended to return to Afghanistan at 24, lead his men, and fight for the U.S.

Brown, on the other hand, did not marry his bride and live happily ever after. He was physically exhausted. Mentally, he was struggling. He was going through a spiritual crisis.

He realized he was spared death for a reason. The long voyage had humbled the West Point graduate.

It eventually led to conservative politics and a run for the United States Senate. For the Republican nomination, he now faces former Attorney General Adam Laxalt, a well-known politician.

Amy Brown is Captain Sam Brown's wife. She, like her husband, is an army captain. She also became captain of the San Marcos Sherrif's Station on August 19, 2021.

Captain Jason Vickery was replaced by Amy Brown, a San Diego Sheriff's Department veteran. San Marcos also contracts with the San Diego County Sheriff's Department to offer law enforcement services.

Amy has been associated with San Marcos since 2002, when she was posted to the San Marcos Patrol. She was the San Marcos Sheriff's Station's first female patrol training officer. She was also the first female corporal on patrol at the station.

He and his wonderful wife Amy and their three children now live in the thriving city of Dallas, Texas.

Sam Brown's net worth is estimated to be in the millions of dollars, but his actual earnings have yet to be published.

On June 14, 2022, eight candidates will compete in the Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Nevada. Catherine Cortez Masto, the incumbent, is seeking re-election.

Sam was reared by parents who hoped their son would exemplify the principles of patriotism and commitment to the country. Sam is the oldest in a family of five siblings. He comes from a little town in Arkansas. He was also convinced that the military may provide him with opportunity to serve his country while also advancing his education.

Brown was deployed to the renowned 3rd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division - Big Red One for his first operational deployment at Fort Hood, Texas. Those six years of hard schooling and training culminated in his deployment as an Infantry platoon leader to Kandahar, Afghanistan, in 2008.