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May 3, 2004 - In 2002 Pat Tillman left pro football to join the Army. When he was killed last week in Afghanistan, the entire nation felt the impact.

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May 3, 2004 | Volume 100, Issue 18

In 2002 Pat Tillman left pro football to join the Army. When he was killed last week in Afghanistan, the entire nation felt the impact.

Photographer:

Gene Lower/Slingshot

On the Cover:

Pat Tillman, Football, Arizona Cardinals

Article Author:

Gary Smith

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