It’s hard to imagine a more driven, more dedicated soldier than 32-year-old Justin Fitch. Over the past two years he has undergone 41 chemotherapy treatments, not to mention multiple surgeries. But he remains on active duty, working hard to balance his cancer, his family life and what he views as his “final mission”: helping to reduce the number of veteran suicides.

In this profile of Fitch on ArmyTimes.com, writer Joe Gould details the grueling schedule the young officer manages every week and reveals how, despite the intense challenges, Fitch plans “to push this mission until I can no longer physically do anything.” For the full article, click here.