This week, Sergeant Dean talks to US Air Force Tech Sergeant Drew Ramsay. TSgt Ramsay talks about his time spent in Okinawa and subsequent assignments. He's a pretty wild guy with some wild stories. He is currently deployed to the Middle East. If anyone wants to send him or his fellow Airmen a care package, here is his address:

Drew A Ramsay

379 EFSS/BTES, Unit 61210

APO AE 09309-1210

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean concludes the Marine Corps Veterans Day series with several Marines from MP Company C in Dayton, OH. After all the individual interviews, all the Marines sat down and talked together, about whatever came to mind. Everyone had been drinking heavily by this point but there were a lot of laughs and several stories were told. Semper Fi, Marines.

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean is joined by Marines from MP Company C to talk about the events that took place after their first deployment to Iraq. This is Sergeant Dean's most memorable story. He's waited to get Marines who were there to corroborate what happens when Marines break the rules and head to Tijuana for a quiet evening of Mexican cuisine. And one beer.

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean is joined for a second time by a Marine who wishes to remain anonymous. After the successful first podcast, this Marine organized our whole Veterans Day Marine Corps party and was ultimately responsible for seven new episodes. On this episode, he recalls a story that he had originally forgotten. It's another good one.

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean is joined by US Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Nicholas Freisthler. This is the fourth part of our Veteran's Day Marine series. GySgt Freisthler talks about his military experiences in a long career, including the incident in which he earned his Purple Heart. 

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean is joined by US Marine Corps Corporal Andy Hollis. This is the third episode recorded from the Trolley Stop in Dayton on Veteran's Day. Cpl Hollis talks about his tours overseas, being tracked down by his first sergeant at his hotel, and reporting to formation drunk.

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean is joined by US Marine Corps Corporal Ron McGough. This is another episode recorded in a bar on Veterans Day, right where Marines feel at home. Cpl McGough talks about his two tours overseas, an interesting Cinco de Mayo event, and his own personal Hangover weekend in Vegas.

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean is joined by US Marine Corps Lance Corporal Josh Becker. LCpl Becker served for a short time with Sergeant Dean and talks a little about that, his deployment to Iraq, and a unique contest that he won.

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean is joined by US Marine Corps Corporal Gary Graham. According to Cpl Graham, he was meant to be a Marine from the time he was a young lad. Hear all about that and his transition from lippy lance corporal to stand up comedian and the time he nearly took out a team of special forces with his HMMWV in the dark.

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.

This week, Sergeant Dean is joined by US Army Staff Sergeant Toby Wayne. SSG Wayne talks about his career up to now, including his time in Kentucky, Texas, Korea, Kuwait, and Afghanistan.

The intro music is a selection from the US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps followed by reveille. Reveille is a bugle call usually associated with the military; it is chiefly used to wake military personnel. The outro music is retreat. Retreat is used to signal the end of the official day and, in the US Army, is played just before evening colors.