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Havok Journal Update – Charles Faint
Havok Journal owner Charles Faint joins us for an update. Havok Journal is my go-to website for all discussion military and first responder. - We do a deep dive into three poignant (and somewhat rel
“The Unvanquished” – Patrick K. O’Donnell
The Unvanquished is the latest offering from military historian and multiple bestselling author Patrick K. ODonnell. He is recognized as a leading expert on Americas elite and special operations
Distinguished Flying Cross – Bob Lifsey
The Distinguished Flying Cross is our nations the fourth highest award for heroism and the highest award for extraordinary aerial achievement. The fact that Robert Lifsey was awarded four DFC medals
MARSOC Origins – John A. Dailey
MARSOC is an abbreviation for Marine Forces Special Operations Command. While the Marines have fielded special operations forces before, (the Raiders conducted amphibious light infantry missions in
Militaryfares.com President Scott Lara
Militaryfares.com President Scott Lara was working at the Kmart camera department when his supervisor asked him what he wanted to do with his life. Scott replied that he had no idea. His supervisor sa
299th Combat Engineer Battalion – Jean Tucker
The 299th Combat Engineer Battalion was the only combat engineer unit to land on both Omaha and Utah beaches during the D-Day invasion. Some of the engineers landed before any other allied soldiers se
“In Strange Company” – Col. Ronald Tiso, Jr.
In Strange Company author Ronald Tiso, Jr. highlights the role played by allied partners in Iraq. Iraq is often thought of as Americas longest war, but troops from dozens of other countries made
“Rough Men” – Sgt. Major Charles Ritter
Rough men is a phrase used to describe the brave warriors who volunteer to stand the watch and do what is necessary to protect our nation, freedoms and families. It is drawn from the quote People s
Raising Resilient Children – Jeff Nelligan
Jeff Nelligan is an Army Veteran that is recognized as one of the foremost commentators in the world of American Parenting. His book Four Lessons from My Three Sons; How You Can Raise Resilient Kids
Code Name Nemo – Charles Lachman
Code Name Nemo was the name eventually given to one of the most daring and audacious missions of World War II the effort to capture a German submarine intact. Charles Lachman joins us to share this