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Latest Episodes
Mike Croissant – “Bombing Hitler’s Hometown”
Mike Croissant, a retired CIA officer, set out on a mission to learn more about his uncle. His uncle was an a bomber crewman that survived World War II without of scratch but was then killed in a plan
“Indochina Hand” – CIA Officer Barry Broman
Indochina Hand; Tales of a CIA Case Officer by Barry Broman features a compilation stories about situations encountered during a 25 year career with the agency. He can attest to the fact that someti
Dr. Lanny Snodgrass – “The Ageless Call to Serve”
Dr. Lanny Snodgrass completed basic training at the age of 63, perhaps a new record. He has wanted to serve in the military much earlier in life but a football injury made him ineligible. However, as
Havok Journal Update – Charles Faint
Havok Journal owner Charles Faint joins us for the last update of 2024. Charles is a retired Army Intelligence Officer who teaches at West Point military academy. - Charles shares his second favorite
“53 Days on Starvation Island” – John Bruning
Starvation Island is the name the Japanese gave the pacific Island of Guadalcanal. Second only to the Battle of Midway, the capture and retention of Guadalcanal was one of the most significant achieve
“Understanding the War” – Mat Tardio
Understanding the War podcast is the latest venture for Special Forces Veteran Mat Tardio. This new podcast is in addition to his already successful Speak the Truth podcast. The mission of the Un
Coast Guard DFC Recipient John Whiddon
Coast Guard pilot John Whiddon has been awarded two Distinguished Flying Cross medals. But the enemy he faced was not the Viet Cong or Iraqi air defenses. It was 30 foot seas, 70 knot wind gusts and f
Delta Force Original – Wade Ishimoto
Delta Force operator Wade Ishimoto was one of the founding members of the elite unit when it was first formed. The story of his progression from an American of Japanese ancestry born in Hawaii just pr
“River Rats” – The Red River Valley Association
River Rats was the nickname given to aircrews that flew missions over the Red River Valley that runs southeast from Hanoi to the Gulf of Tonkin. At the time, it was the most heavily defended airspace
The Commit Foundation – J.C. Glick
Transitioning from military service to the civilian world can be a challenge for many of our Veterans. It is one of the most common themes I have heard in the decade of hosting American Warrior Radio.