This week, Sergeant Dean is joined by US Army Specialist Doc. Doc is a supply specialist in the military and a musician as a civilian. She talks a little about both in this episode.

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 Specialist Mary Ann Reidling. SPC Reidling served during Desert Storm and talks about her time there as well as Germany. She was diagnosed with severe PTSD and talks at length about that also.

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 Sergeant Matt Scharfenberg. SGT Scharfenberg is the first guest who is actively serving with Sergeant Dean. He talks about earning his Combat Medic Badge, climbing a 1400 foot tower, and a friendly-fire incident involving a battalion commander in a formation run and some grenades.

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 a Marine who wishes to keep his name out of the podcast so he can't be googled. This Marine was very real and very honest throughout this episode and it is very evident. From his first experience tossing a salad, to his infamous paralyzed stripper story, this episode has a wide variety.

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 Air Force MSgt JJ De Vallibus, spelled with two J's. That's his stage name and that's what he wanted me to use. Maybe it's because he keeps trying to kill celebrities, which he discusses on this episode

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 Specialist Kayla Spriggs. SPC Spriggs has a unique relationship with Sergeant Dean and they talk a little about that, as well as some of her own unique experiences.

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.

Sergeant Dean is by himself this week. He gives about a six minute lesson on the history of the Modern Army Combatives program, tells how he got involved in it, and talks about a Combatives tournament he had this weekend.

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's guest is Specialist David Dolph. SPC Dolph talks about his time as a medic in the Army and being stationed in Germany. He also talks about the smallest penis he's ever seen and some of the strangest patients he had in his time.

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's guest is Master Sergeant Dawn Robbins, Army National Guard recruiter. MSG Robbins talks about growing up in a military family and how becoming a full-time recruiter helped her family find balance. Also, a penis tattoo.

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's guest is Sergeant Major (promotable) Rachel McDowell. SGM McDowell talks about her time as a truck driver in the US Army Reserve, switching to the National Guard, and the subsequent time as a full-time military recruiter.

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.