Gen. Milley Took Shots to the Teeth as Young Hockey Player

The transcript covers the speaker's family background, highlighting their parents' military service in the Navy during World War II. It then transitions to the speaker's educational journey, from attending Belmont Hill School to graduating from Princeton University in 1980. The speaker discusses their involvement in hockey, including aspirations to join the NHL and the injuries sustained during their playing career.

What roles did the narrator's parents serve in during their time in the Navy?

• Father was a Marine, mother was a teacher

• Father was a pilot, mother was a nurse

• Father was a Navy corpsman, mother worked in a hospital

• Both were Navy officers

Where did the narrator grow up and what was emphasized in his upbringing?

• Boston, with a focus on arts and music

• Somerville, with a focus on sports and education

• New York, with a focus on business and finance

• Chicago, with a focus on technology and innovation

Which school did the narrator attend that had a strong hockey program?

• Somerville High School

• Winchester Academy

• Saint Mary's High School

• Belmont Hill

What did the narrator realize about his potential to play in the NHL during his time at Princeton?

• He realized the NHL was not in his future

• He decided to pursue a different sport

• He was certain he would make it to the NHL

• He was unsure about his chances

What were some of the injuries the narrator sustained while playing hockey?

• Broken arm and leg

• Concussion and sprained ankle

• Dislocated shoulder and knee

• Broken jaw and lost teeth