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.
On the 75th Anniversary of D-Day, a group of special forces personnel donned 1944 uniforms and parachuted from classic C-47 aircraft over the beaches of Normandy. Among them, listed as “special cargo” was Scoti Domeij, Gold Star mother of Army Ranger Kristoffer Domeij.
Retired Navy SEAL Don Shipley has no patience for Stolen Valor. He has built a reputation for exposing them. Join us for what is sure to be a rousing and entertaining conversation!
A-10 attack pilot Col. Michael Drowley knows there are some things worse than death.
From tube socks to powered exoskeletons. Soldier Strong has had an amazing evolution. Chris Meek shares how his organization is helping wounded veterans walk again with robotic technology.
One of the most inspirational comments I have heard about America came from a British citizen – actor Matthew Marsden. Matthew joins us for a special Independence Day special!
Sarah Carlson served as a Targeting Analyst at the CIA’s Counterterrorism Center. She gives a first hand account of Libya’s descent into chaos and the evacuation of the US mission in Tripoli.
Richard Burt was a Juliard trained trumpet player who served in an Army Air Corps band stationed in the Phillipines. The band recorded some tunes but they were lost to history until..his grandson was cleaning out Richard’s belongings following his death. Jason is now working with a Grammy Award musician to bring this interesting element of WWII history back to new life.
Marine and best-selling author Scott Huesing is riding his motorcycle cross country to honor a lost comrade and raise awareness about PTSD.
Battle Bars is a Veteran owned and operated protein bar company with the philosophy of creating a product that caters to those who accept nothing less than victory. They have just started a “Nominate a Hero” campaign.
“We were average American sons, fathers, husbands, or brothers who’d enlisted or been drafted from all over the United States.” An unvarnished account of service in Vietnam with Veteran Glyn Haynie.
When Phillip Roux opened Shooter’s World in the Phoenix area, he may not have been able to predict what doing business during a pandemic would be like.
Our nation faces troubling times. What role can Veterans play in our communities and why do we still need them after they have hung up their uniform? Navy SEAL Veteran and Bottle Breacher Founder Eli Crane & Navy Veteran and Patriotic Musician Dave Bray share some perspective.
Marion “Tony” Marshall completed 268 combat missions in Vietnam, earning FIVE Distinguished Flying Cross awards along the way. He was shot down on his 269th mission and spent 270 days as a POW.
On the Blue Line is a podcast FOR law enforcement presented BY law enforcement. Founder Wayne Mulder joins us to explain his mission.
She became a movie icon in the late 1970’s after her appearance in the movie “10”. But did you know Bo Derek is one of only four Americans to be named an Honorary Green Beret and is the National Honorary Chairperson for the Dept. of Veteran’s Affairs National Rehabilitation Special Events?
Havok Journal editor Scott Faith joins up for his regular update on all thing informative and entertaining at the Havok Journal
Medal of Honor recipient SSgt David Bellavia (2nd Battle of Fallujah) and Joe Daniels, CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum join us for an update on this important initiative.
Brent Cooper didn’t join the Army until the age of 30. He qualified for Special Forces and had one tour in Afghanistan where he earned a Bronze Star Medal. He now serves as the Executive Director for the Green Beret Foundation.
Former Force Recon Marine Derek Sisson set out to provide “..an award winning bourbon that even a private in the military can afford.” Applying military tactics in the business world has given him an edge.
Prior to taking command of the 355th Wing, Col. Joseph Turnham was helping to train our allies in Afghanistan.
His “Speed Check” story is legendary. But the story of how Brian went from an aircraft crash in Vietnam to flying the world’s fastest aircraft is even better.
Some sheepdogs not only protect us from bad guys..they protect our communities from bad things. Drug Enforcement Agency Special Agent Bill Czopeck joins us for an enlightening – and frightening conversation.
A special Veteran’s Day remote broadcast from the 390th Memorial Museum. This museum highlights World War II history through the lens of the legendary 390th Bomb Group.
Rick served in the Marines and 28 years as an Law Enforcement officer. He discusses remaining positive while so often dealing with the more negative elements of our society and how LE families can find balance.
Dr. Reagan Anderson spent five years in the US Navy, serving as the Battalion Surgeon for the Marine Corps First Reconnaissance Battalion.