The author of the New York Times best selling book about the mission that killed Bin Laden “No Easy Day” has a new book coming out about the paratroopers who took back Corregidor during World War II. Kevin joins us for what should be an intriguing chat.
Peter Sherayko joined the Air Force and volunteered to go to Vietnam. He has since built a career as an actor and foremost expert on all things western
Over 4,000 Veterans have been housed through this innovative collaboration. Program founder Ken Leslie joins us.
From the Spartans at Thermopylae to the siege of Stalingrad. What compels men to continue fighting when all seems lost? A very intriguing chat with Michael Walsh
Army nurse Muriel Engleman was on the front lines of the Battle of the Bulge. A holiday remembrance.
Scott Faith, Editor of The Havok Journal, our favorite website for all things military, joins us for a look back on 2020.
Dr. Cristi Moore, Doctor of Audiology joins us to discuss the high risk of hearing loss among our military/first responders and what can be done about it. We will also be joined by Deputy Chief Darin Wallentine to learn more about Firefighter Cancer Awareness month.
Emmy award winning journalist Rita Cosby has always been a strong supporter of our military. She takes much of her inspiration from her father’s role as a Polish freedom fighter during WWII.
Marine Corps Sgt. Beau Wise holds the unenviable title of being the only member of our military from the Afghanistan/Iraq Wars to be brought home under the “sole survivor” policy. Three Wise brothers joined the military shortly after 9/11. Navy SEAL Jeremy Wise and Green Beret Sniper Ben Wise were both killed in battle.
