By Jennifer Hancock
Thomas Birchfield served in the United States Air Force as an administrative specialist and enjoyed a great career.
During his service, Birchfield completed technical training, took courses at Harvard University and Boston College, and after completing his time in the Air Force, he earned his Commercial Driverâs License.
After finishing his military service, Birchfield started a second career as a tractor-trailer driver in Florida. Things were going well until Birchfield was accused of mail fraud after a misunderstanding with a neighbor.
This was devastating and embarrassing for Birchfield, and the legal expenses caused insurmountable debt.
To avoid becoming homeless after a lengthy legal battle, Birchfield finally pleaded guilty to the charge in order to move on with his life. He was sentenced to a work camp for 11 months.
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