Jimmy has led soldiers in the Balkans, Iraq and Afghanistan and served as the Air Mission Commander on the mission that netted #2 & #3 in the Iraqi “Deck of Cards” – Uday & Qusay Hussein. He has just released a new book “Cowboys Over Iraq.”
Hearing loss and tinnitus are the top service connected disabilities among Veterans. Doctor of Audiology Cristi Moore joins us to discuss why and what can be done.
Martha served 10 years on active duty with two tours at sea as one of the first women leading teams in both the Pacific and Atlantic. She is also an award winning author of five books.
Their lineage as a Federal Law Enforcement Agency traces all the way back to 1789. But beyond the old west days most people don’t understand their role.
Cynthia Beebee spent 27 years investigating bombings, arson, murder, illegal firearms and gangs. She was the first woman to earn the coveted “Top Gun” award at the ATF academy.
Michael “Rod” Rodriguez is a retired Green Beret with nine deployments and President/CEO of the Global War on Terrorism Memorial Foundation. The Foundation is leading the effort to plan, fund and build a Global War on Terrorism memorial on the National Mall in Washington, DC.
For Special Operators, the mission to get Osama Bin Laden was the opportunity of a lifetime. It was no different for military working dog Cairo. “No Ordinary Dog” tells the amazing story of this steadfast and loyal special teams member.
General Robin Rand (USAF – Retired), CEO of the Gary Sinise Foundation, will share information about their Emergency COVID-19 Combat Service Program.
Andy Harvey is a command level Law Enforcement leader AND had a 21 year military career. We will discuss some of the concepts presented in his book “Excellence in Policing”
Walter Ram was 16 years old when he volunteered. On his sixth mission, Ram’s B-17 was shot down over Northern Germany. He was a POW at Stalag 17-B until April of 1945.