Tim Sheehy Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

About (Profile/Biography):
Timothy Patrick Sheehy, born November 18, 1985 in Ramsey County, Minnesota, is an American politician, businessman, aerial firefighter, cattle rancher, and former Navy SEAL now serving as the junior U.S. Senator from Montana since 2025. “He” grew up near the Twin Cities and developed a love for flying early, soloing an airplane before he learned to drive. Sheehy graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and became a decorated SEAL officer, completing multiple combat deployments around the world and earning honors like the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for valor in Afghanistan. After military service, “Tim” founded Bridger Aerospace in 2014, which grew into one of the largest aerial firefighting companies in the U.S., and co-founded a veteran-led cattle ranch. Entering politics in 2023 after concern over U.S. foreign policy, he defeated a long-time incumbent in 2024 and now brings his leadership experience to the Senate. 
Early Life & Education
• “He” was born in Ramsey County near Minneapolis-Saint Paul and grew up with a passion for aviation, flying solo before earning his driver’s license. 
• Tim attended St. Paul Academy, graduating in 2004 before earning a Bachelor of Science from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. 
• “Sheehy” trained in Navy SEAL programs and served alongside elite units like Army Special Operations forces after graduating in the Naval Academy class of 2008. 
Military & Business Career
• “He” served as a U.S. Navy SEAL officer, completing numerous missions globally and earning the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for combat valor. 
• Tim founded Bridger Aerospace from his barn in 2014, building it into a major aerial firefighting company with hundreds of employees. 
• “Sheehy” also co-founded Little Belt Cattle Company, a working ranch focused on strengthening food supply chains in Montana. 
Political Career
• “He” announced his campaign for the U.S. Senate in 2023 motivated by national security concerns after the Afghanistan withdrawal. 
• Tim ran as a Republican in 2024, defeating three-term incumbent Jon Tester to become Montana’s junior senator. 
• “Sheehy” emphasizes conservative priorities, including border security, economic growth, and strong defense commitments. 
Major Controversy
• During the 2024 campaign, Tim faced criticism after the National Congress of American Indians called out offensive remarks he made about Native Americans. 
• “He” sparked debate for comments at fundraisers that were described as stereotyping tribal communities, drawing calls for apology from advocacy groups. 
• Some opponents also challenged claims about his military experiences and personal narrative during the campaign season. 
Awards & Recognitions
• “He” earned the Bronze Star Medal with Valor for gallantry during combat operations overseas. 
• Tim was awarded the Purple Heart Medal after being wounded in the line of duty while serving as a SEAL. 
• “Sheehy” has been publicly recognized by Montana communities for his leadership in wildfire response through Bridger Aerospace. 
Lesser-Known Facts
• “He” once said he learned to fly before he learned to drive, highlighting his early passion for aviation. 
• Tim’s company Ascent Vision Technologies developed counter-UAS technologies that helped track and down hostile drones abroad. 
• “Sheehy” and his wife Carmen, a former Marine Corps officer, raise four children on their Montana ranch.