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Sun 6/26/2016

“Six Hours of Hell” – Russ Violett

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-15T09:47:08-07:00June 26th, 2016|

Russ Violett was raised on a Montana farm. Much of his early life was spent with oil burning stoves, gas burning lamps and an outhouse. He considered the Air Force as a reasonable escape route from the frigid Montana winters. Little did he know that this decision would take him to the much warmer jungles of Southeast Asia and the deserts of Saudi Arabia before he retired at the rank of Major General. Violett’s squadron would be assigned their first combat [...]

Sun 6/19/2016

“Active Shooter Situations”

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-15T09:51:39-07:00June 19th, 2016|

The Federal Bureau of Investigation lists 200 active shooter incidents between the years 2000 and 2015. It is an unpleasant thought but better to be prepared. Do you have a plan? Does your business? Two experts join American Warrior Radio to share their recommendations and practical tips useful for everyone in today’s environment. Scott Dearduff is a combat veteran, former security specialist and currently serves as the Security Manager for USAA in Phoenix. Sgt. Rob Brandt has been a sworn [...]

Sun 6/12/2016

US Secret Service – Retired Special Agent Tim Wood

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-15T09:56:12-07:00June 12th, 2016|

Predominantly recognized for their Presidential Protection mission, the US Secret Service has a much broader set or responsibilities than most persons realize. First established as a division of the Treasury Department to battle a surge in counterfeiting following the US Civil War, the Secret Service still maintains primary responsibility for counterfeiting and many other financial crimes. They also handle electronic crimes, national special security events and even play a role in the investigation of missing and exploited children. The agency [...]

Sun 6/5/2016

The Distinguished Flying Cross Society

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-15T10:01:09-07:00June 5th, 2016|

The Distinguished Flying Cross is one of the highest medals that can be awarded for aerial combat. It is awarded for “Heroism or extraordinary achievement while participating in an aerial flight.” Martin Lenzini was awarded FOUR DFC’s during a 13 month tour of duty as a Marine pilot in Vietnam. One of these close air support missions epitomized the word “close” when he dropped bombs with pinpoint accuracy within 80 yards of friendly forces. Did you know that actor Clark [...]

Sun 5/29/2016

Memorial Day Remote Broadcast

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-21T08:15:10-07:00May 29th, 2016|

Toast to the Fallen Remote broadcast and "Toast to the Fallen" from Green Feet Brewing Company. Green Feet Brewing takes their name from the Combat Search and Rescue tradition adopted during the Vietnam War when they used CH-3 "Jolly Green Giant" helicopters. Guests: Charles Smith from Tucson Map and Flag discussing Memorial Day Flag protocols Green Feet Proprietor and 20+ Combat Search and Rescue Veteran Scott Peterson Underwriter Nova Home Loans discussed the often underused VA home loan program. [...]

Sun 5/22/2016

“21st Century Deterrence & Global Strike Capability” – General Robin Rand

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-15T10:06:28-07:00May 22nd, 2016|

General Robin Rand is Commander of Air Force Global Strike Command. He is responsible for all our bomber and nuclear forces. General Rand joins us on the 70th Anniversary of Global Strike Command to discuss heritage, capabilities and how important it is to take care of our airmen & their families.

Sun 5/15/2016

On Assimilation – Ranger Medic Leo Jenkins

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-03-06T07:23:17-07:00May 15th, 2016|

Assimilation back into the civilian world proved a challenge for Ranger Medic Leo Jenkins. After submitting over 160 applications with only one call back, Leo says he officially became a "disgruntled Veteran". He fell into a deep fissure. The frustration of transition is best exemplified by the college that insisted he take a basic first aid course because his Ranger Medic qualifications "..didn't count because he did it in the military." A call from fellow Ranger Marty Skovlund led Leo [...]

Sun 5/8/2016

“The Civilian-Military Relationship” – Scott Faith, Editor – Havok Journal

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-21T08:20:09-07:00May 8th, 2016|

Havok Journal Editor Scott Faith discusses several trending issues calling attention to the unique relationship between our Military and civilian leadership. There are many areas where our Civilian-Military Leadership can be discussed. An insightful discussion with one of our regular contributing experts. Scott is an Army Intelligence Officer with seven deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan - principally working with Special Forces Units.

Sun 5/1/2016

“Target Tokyo” – New Insights on the Doolittle Raid with James M. Scott

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-15T10:14:11-07:00May 1st, 2016|

By accessing Japanese, Chinese and Russian records from WWII, Author & Pulitzer Prize finalist James M. Scott sheds new and intriguing light on the famous World War II “Doolittle” raid on Tokyo in response to the attack on Pearl Harbor. Through extensive research and interviews with survivors, he exposes the vengeance exacted upon the Chinese populace and the raid’s connection to the Battle of Midway, a critical turning point in the Pacific War. Scott is widely heralded as one of [...]

Sun 4/24/2016

William Shatner Rides Across America – William Shatner, Bill Sloan – American Legion Riders

Ben Buehler-Garcia2021-02-06T18:53:12-07:00April 24th, 2016|

William Shatner rode 2400 miles across America to raise awareness about the American Legion and it's programs. Along the way he found exhaustion AND inspiration. The Canadian born actor, author, musician and commercial pitch man began his career in radio. He moved to the stage performing Shakespeare and debuted on Broadway in 1956. His big screen career started alongside Yul Brynner in "The Brothers Karamazov" and his first role as a military officer came in the 1961 film "Judgement at [...]