This weeks show features the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of HonorOur host Jim Fausone interviews board members from the Michigan Military and Veterans Hall of Honor ahead of the 2024 Hall of Honor ceremony on Friday, October 25, 2024. 2024 Milita

US Army Master Sgt Earl Plumlee (ret) received the Medal of Honor for his actions in Afghanistan in 2013. He talks about his battle actions, being terrified of wearing the medal, daily efforts to live up to the MOH, and life long quest to be worthy and

Michigan Military & Veterans Hall of Honor board members V Garcia, R Near and J Dempsey talk about the military and veterans being inducted into the Hall of Honor in October 2024. They tell the stories of the dozen men and women to host Jim Fausone.

This episode highlights the individuals who will be honored at the upcoming 2024 Hall of Honor Ceremony on Friday, October 25th in Lansing, Michigan. These inductees represent the very best of our state's commitment to service. Learn more about:Lt. Col. H

This weeks program honors the late Michael J. Martin and his commitment to fellow Vietnam VeteransIn a program originally aired in November 2019, host Dale Throneberry shares music from Michael J. Martin and his partner, Tim Doc Holiday, both Vietnam V

Navy Capt. John Cordle and LCDR Reuben Keith Green, both retired, talk with Veterans Radio host Jim Fausone. They discuss the lack of African-American nominations to the U.S. Naval academy, the importance of officer diversity, and more Black ensigns gradu

This week we talk with author Tom Williams about his new book, Doorsteps of HellLt. Col. Tom Williams, USMC Veteran and author, joins us to talk about the first part of his series Heart of a Marine, a book titled Doorsteps of Hell.Doorsteps of Hell

(Previously Aired on 8/27/2019) The battle at Tam Ky and Nui Yon Hill in Vietnam on May 13-15, 1969 is retold by the surviving medic Jim "Doc" McCloughan. His rescue of the wounded is recounted as are other battlefield acts of bravery. He explains also to

The USS Stennis is named after a Mississippi Senator John Stennis (1901-1995) who was an avowed segregationist and racist. Navy veterans Capt. John Cordle and LCdr R Keith Green, both retired, talk about Stennis, his history and the afront it is to still

In a program originally aired on January 24, 2016, host Dale Throneberry speaks with Douglas Bradley, US Army Veteran and author. Bradley has written three books, including We Gotta Get Out of This Place: The Soundtrack of the Vietnam War which Rolling