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Play Episode 38 Episode 38: Part two – The Real Diehl: The disconnected states seem to have a common characteristic of no sustainable economic opportunity, much less comparative advantage where information is no longer cables, and the insecurity with more info, TSA, readiness fatigue, TSA challenge while the disconnected states Read More
Play Episode 37 Episode 37: Part one – The Real Diehl: The disconnected states seem to have a common characteristic of no sustainable economic opportunity much less comparative advantage where information is no longer cables, and the insecurity with more info, TSA, readiness fatigue, TSA challenge while the disconnected states Read More
Play Episode 36 Episode 36: Stands of Valor: Nimitz stated that uncommon valor was a common virtue among the Marines and sailors who fought on Iwo Jima. The men who fought there did it because it was their job – hot for glory and valor. The warriors who earned awards, Read More
Play Episode 35 Episode 35: Casting Upon the Waters: Chris Bowers and Matt Lewisson had a chance meeting on the banks of a river in Virginia while they were fishing for catfish. After a short conversation, they found out they were both Marine veterans and wounded warriors who shared a Read More
Play Episode 34 Episode 34: Muscle Reflexes: Episode 34: Muscle Reflexes: William “Billy” Myers joined the Marines at 17, right after he graduated high school. He served in the years right before Vietnam became known in most of the households around the United States. After he got out, he went Read More
Play Episode 33 Episode 33: Stepping Up: According to the Veteran’s Administration, there are currently 33 documented suicides of veterans happening every month. Too many of these young men and women have slipped through the cracks, either because of the bureaucracy or because they’ve nutted it up and drove on Read More
Play Episode 32 Episode 32: Maximizing Graffiti: We rejoin the Graffiti of War Project, a collaboration of veterans, service members, military family members, and civilians whose focus is on raising awareness for those suffering from the invisible wounds of war, primarily post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and on developing and providing Read More
Play Episode 31 Episode 31: The Leaders of Men: There is a pantheon of men and women who have shaped the Marine Corps. Men like Chesty Puller, Al Grey, and Dan Daly – men of iron will and outstanding courage forged in the furnace of battle. But, who were the Read More
Play Episode 30 Episode 30: The Privilege of Leading: Officers in the military are often the butt of jokes – especially those who don’t consider their role as one of privilege and responsibility. This privilege to lead comes from the men and women they teach, who, according to our guest, Read More
Play Episode 29 Episode 29: Untold Stories of Untold Heroes: I’ve said it before, and I’ll repeat it – there are stories everywhere, and often those stories go untold. Usually, the warrior doesn’t think their story is that exciting or critical, and the stories hide in deep, dark caves to Read More