From the battlefield to the boardroom; 10-years as part of an elite British Army unit, to working with some of the worlds rich and famous in over 100 countries, keeping them safe.
Air Force leadership has ordered a branch wide day off from training to focus on the epidemic of suicide. Wounded Warrior Ambassador Lisa Goad will share her story of resiliency.
On his 75th mission, just five days before the end of his tour, Charlie Plumb was shot down over Hanoi and spent 2,103 days as a prisoner of war. During his nearly six years of captivity Charlie distinguished himself as a professional in underground communication and served two years as chaplain of his camp.
Ken Rodgers was a Marine involved with the siege of Khe Sahn. His documentary “Bravo: Common Men, Uncommon Valor” shares the stories of 15 Marines and Navy Corpsmen who survived. It is a very powerful and dramatic film.
A post- apocalyptic world resulting from an Electro Magnetic Pulse attack is the theme of many of Marine Veteran and best selling author G. Michael Hopf’s books. We talk EMP’s and his path from the Corps to success as an author.
Our Veterans deserve alot of things; Praise, Honor, Security, Respect. What they DON’T deserve are scammers trying to defraud them.
Air Force Veteran and U.S. Postal Inspector Ed Trejo joins us to share examples of the most common scams and what all of us can do to protect ourselves.
Producers Paul Pawlowski & David Check discuss their new documentary debuting on the Starz network. “Leavenworth” is a true-crime story that takes place in the military justice system. It recounts the story of Lt. Clint Lorance, currently serving 19 years in Leavenworth for orders he gave during an incident in Afghanistan. We are also joined by Marine Veteran Scott Huesing, who has commanded troops in battle, to share his perspective.
Native Americans have the highest military service rate per capita of any group in our nation. Their story is told in the documentary “The Warrior Tradition” debuting Veteran’s Day on PBS. Comanche and Vietnam Veteran Lanny Asepermy joins us to share his thoughts.
If you were to meet Caroline Johnson in an airport, your last thought would be that she was a F/A-18 Super Hornet Weapons Officer and the first woman to drops bombs on ISIS from an F/A-18. An insider’s view of what it’s like to be a female aviator in the U.S. Navy.
Next up in our Veteran Entrepreneur feature! Law Enforcement and Military Veteran Brady Speth and is wife Carrie founded Riton Optics in 2013. Their goal is to bring quality and affordability to the optics industry