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A single leadership decision can change the course of a career and sometimes a life. Chad Bruckner joins me to talk about what he’s learned across infantry combat missions in Iraq and 15 years in law...
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Patriotism looks easy from the stands. It looks clean on a jumbotron, polished in a flyover, and settled in a two-minute tribute. But when we turn service into a performance, we lose the only thing t...
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A judge told William Brown something that should stop any veteran cold: New Jersey’s anti-discrimination law did not clearly protect veterans like him. Bill is a former Navy SEAL, a working attorney,...
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A knock at the door is the moment many military families replay for the rest of their lives, and the person on the porch often had far less preparation than you’d expect. We sit down with retired U.S...
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A warship is built for uncertainty, but COVID demanded a different kind of readiness. We’re joined by retired Captain John York, the senior medical officer aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt during th...