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Veterans Radio America

Our mission is to see that the world appreciates what extraordinary things ordinary people have done to gain and preserve our freedom.

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56:45

VETERANS BENEFITS – August 2024

Veterans Radio ·

2024/08/05

GET ANSWERS FROM OUR EXPERT PANEL!Dale Throneberry – Founder and Host of Veterans RadioBrig. Gen. Carol Ann Fausone (ret) – Legal Help for VeteransDavid Saims – Director, Washtenaw County Veterans AffairsChris Arbino – Assistant Communications Director, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare SystemMike Cox – Attorney, Former MI Attorney General, USMC VeteranTopics include; Camp Lejeune Deadline, Pact Act Deadline, Survivors benefits, Burn Pit Registry and much more. DO NOT CALL THE NUMBER GIVEN. THIS PROGRAM WAS

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30:51

Alvin York, Medal of Honor Recipient from World War I

Veterans Radio ·

2024/08/02

(Previously Aired on 3/23/2021) We talk to James Carl Nelson, author of "The York Patrol - The Real Story of Alvin York and the Unsung Heroes Who Made Him World War I's Most Famous Soldier." York grew up in the backwoods of Tennessee. After being a hell-raiser in his teens, he found his way to a fundamentalist Christian church. When drafted in World War I, he struggled to take arms with the commandment "Thou Shall Not Kill." He did his duty and found himself in a bloody offensive in the Argonne

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12:01

Last Call Marines for Camp LeJeune Claims with...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/08/01

August 10, 2024 is the last call to file toxic water claims for Marines, families , civilians that spent time at Camp LeJeune from 8/1953 to 12/1987. Attorney Mike Cox, a Marine, explains the deadline and who can file. He tells host Jim Fausone about the toxic chemicals in the water and health conditions covered .

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27:30

Remote Outpost - The PA National Guard in Afghanistan...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/30

Staff Sergeant Travis Harman, U.S. Army Pennsylvania National Guard (medically retired), writes about going to war with his father. Travis was in Afghanistan while dad, Dean, was in Iraq. Travis explains to host Jim Fausone the life at Outpost Nigel and his book "Remote Outpost - Fighting with the U.S. Army in Afghanistan."

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56:42

The Story of Father Philip Salois-In the Shadows of...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/29

This week we hear the incredible story of Father Philip Salois, Vietnam Veteran and Silver Star recipient.In this episode, host Dale Throneberry speaks with Fr. Phil, as well as the two authors of the book that tells his tale. In the Shadows of Vietnam: The Gallant Life of Fr. Philip Salois, written by Julien Ayotte and Paul F. Caranci, is the true story of Fr. Phil’s experience in Vietnam and his lifelong dedication to fellow servicemen. From the book’s description: In 1970, an infantryman and his

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43:50

Black Officer, White Navy by LCDR Reuben Keith Green...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/26

(Previously Aired on 10/13/2020) LCDR Reuben Keith Green (ret.) from Florida talks about his book "Black Officer, White Navy" (2017). It is likely the first memoir of a Black naval officer who rose from high school dropout to unrestricted line officer in the post-Vietnam War era. Reuben's unique career path/insightful analysis of personal experiences and others give a clear picture of what was happening in the service. Including how the forces of discrimination, institutional denial, and damage

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25:39

Life and Death at Abbey Gate - astounding effort to...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/23

Staff Sergeant Mikael Cook, U.S. Army (ret.) writes about the fall of Afghanistan and the Operation to Save our Afghan allies in "Life and Death at Abbey Gate". He tells host Jim Fausone about the failure of American policy, the #DigitalDunkirk efforts of many to try to get a few more Afghan allies and families out. Cook tells a candid story that should cause shame and reflection by the policy makers.

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56:59

Army Nurses in Vietnam & NVBDC Highlight

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/22

This week we share an interview from VVA Veteran “Dispatches” series, hosted by Marc Leepson.Marc Leepson interviewed author Kristin Hannah about “The Women,” her new novel, which shot to the top of all the bestseller lists when it came out February 6 and has remained there ever since. It’s the compelling story of a young woman who joins the Army Nurse Corps at twenty and within months finds herself in just about the worst that war can offer in an evac hospital in South Vietnam—as well as what she

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49:57

U.S. Army & West Point for an African American...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/19

(Previously Aired on 11/10/2020) Col. Clifford Worthy, the great-grandson of slaves, was one of the first African-American men of his generation to be accepted and excel as a Black Knight of the Hudson, a traditional nickname for West Point cadets. In the late 1940s, the doors to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point were closed to most young African-American men. The few who had attended before were subjected to relentless abuse and few survived. Worthy took the chance of reaching out to U.S.

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48:38

Partner Episode - LitWar Podcast: Sebastian Junger

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/17

Veterans Radio has a partnership with the Literature of War Foundation to exchange podcast content to reach a wider audience. This week, New York Times best-selling author Sebastian Junger sits down with the LitWar Podcast to discuss his thoughts on death, the healing power of having a stage with an audience that is willing to listen, and his new book, In My Time of Dying.SEBASTIAN JUNGER is the New York Times bestselling author of Tribe, War, Freedom, A Death in Belmont, Fire, and The Perfect

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25:27

Parkinson's Disease & Veterans

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/16

Army Veteran Mark Kelm suffers from Parkinson's Disease, and John Lehr is CEO of the Parkinson's Foundation. Both talk with host Jim Fausone about the disease, veterans who have it from Agent Orange exposure, TBI, or other environmental pathways. Kelm talks about living well with Parkinson's and Lehr discusses resources available at the Parkinson's Foundation.

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56:57

July 14, 2024: Fleet Readiness & National Security

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/15

Join host Jim Fausone and our two guests for an episode on the Air Force and Navy fleet condition and effects on National Security.We hear from Heather “Lucky” Penney, former F-16 pilot and a Senior Resident Fellow at the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies. Penney talks about the aging air frames and needs of the Air Force. Jim also talks with VADM Kevin Green (USN, ret) about Naval fleet readiness. Our guests discuss how fleet readiness impacts National Security.

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56:42

Vietnam Helicopter Rescues

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/12

(Previously Aired on 10/5/2020) Another 22 Helicopter Rescue missions from the Vietnam War as told by the very youthful aircrews who flew those missions in their wondrous machines. All stories are told with no holds barred. Climb into the aircraft with them and re-live their “adventures”! Phil Marshall was a 21-year-old Warrant Officer in Vietnam as a Huey Dustoff pilot. In November of 1969, he was wounded on an insecure night rescue of 3 seriously wounded soldiers. Marshall’s ever-growing series of

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27:40

The Light of Battle by Michel Paradis - The Story of...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/09

Author Michel Paradis offers a fresh look into General Dwight D. Eisenhower in "The Light of Battle: Eisenhower, D-Day, and the Birth of the American Superpower". Paradis' research shines as he discusses Ike's relationships with Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Thurgood Marshall, Omar Bradley, James H. Doolittle, etc. He talks with host Jim Fausone about how he faced adversity, dealt with ethical issues on race & chemical weapons, and carried the pressures of D-Day.

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56:38

VETERANS BENEFITS – July 2024- Agent Orange, Toxic...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/08

Guests this week include two service nursesBrig. Gen. Carol Ann Fausone USAF (ret) – Legal Help for VeteransLt. Col. Sandie Wilson USA (ret) – Director at Large, Vietnam Veterans of America and Chair of the VVA National Agent Orange and Toxic Exposure Committee. Topics covered in today program included:More presumptive conditions covered by the PACT ACT.Deadline for filing for benefits from Camp Lejeune-August 10th, 2024Effects of Toxic Exposure on Veteran's OffspringAnd much more.The song at the

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40:39

Life of a Navy Catholic Chaplain with Fr. John L. Kaul

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/05

(Previously Aired on 10/20/2020): Captain John L. Kaul (ret) served as a full-time Navy Catholic chaplain for 26 years. He spent time with Marines, Admirals, and other chaplains of all faiths. Fr. Kaul was born in Wyandotte and attended Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit and St. John’s Provincial Seminary in Plymouth Township. He also attended Mercy College in Detroit. He was ordained on May 24, 1975, at St. Joseph Church in Wyandotte. After 7 years of parish ministry, he was allowed to join the Navy

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26:20

Veterans and Franchising with Steve White of PuroClean

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/02

Army veteran Steve White talks about ROTC, six years of military service, and a 30-year career in franchising for multiple companies. Steve is now President of PuroClean USA a disaster restoration company that is veteran-friendly. Steve talks with host Jim Fausone about what he learned in the military that applies to business today.

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57:01

Ethics, Morality, and War

Veterans Radio ·

2024/07/01

What are ethics? What is morality? How can one behave in a moral manner? These are among the most difficult and most interesting questions that face people of any age. What defines a “Warrior” today? We explore these important questions with our guest, Dr. Shannon E. French, (then) Assoc. Prof. Associate Chair, Department of Leadership, Ethics, and Law at the United States Naval Academy and author of The Code of the Warrior. More info on the book can be found here. About the book:Warrior cultures

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31:08

The Navy Was a Game Changer for "Little Black Detroit...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/06/28

(Previously Aired on 9/15/2020) Erica Robertson holds an MBA from the University of Michigan, worked for Accenture Consulting, then at Nike as a Change Agent. She is now a K-12 Education crusader in Metro Detroit. She wrote about her upbringing and intergenerational trauma in her book "The Adventures of a Little Black Detroit Girl". The story of an 18-year-old single mother, working two minimum-wage jobs to make ends meet.Our interview focuses on the reasons why she joined the Navy and what she got

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26:08

GI Bill & US Supreme Court With Prof Beth Kubala &...

Veterans Radio ·

2024/06/25

Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Beth Kubala is now a professor at Syracuse Law School. Retired Navy Veteran Angela Hamilton earned her MBA and is now attending law school. Both join host Jim Fausone to discuss the US Supreme Court case deciding you can use both Montgomery GI Bill and Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits.

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