HOUR 1:   Mac talks Memorial Day and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and then we talk FAT MAN FOOD!  The ALL MARINE RADIO  Official Head Chef — Kim Holmes — joins us to talk a great easy meal to produce:  Baked potato… baked or grilled zucchini… and rib-eye steaks!  We’ll talk all the fixings for the …

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HOUR 1 & 2:  Ty Edwards, LtCol USMC (ret), joins the program to discuss his career and recovery from a gunshot wound to the head in the Kunar Province of Afghanistan in 2008. Hour 3:  Mike Musselman reads us an email sent to him accusing him of being a “stolen valor” guy and then talks …

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HOUR 1:   Jeff Schogol, reporter for Marine Corps Times, discusses an article he wrote entitled “New concerns that lower fitness standards fuel disrespect for women” HOUR 2:   Richard Caruso, former Cpl USMC, joins us to talk about an event that will take place this coming Memorial Day to honor Medal of Honor recipient …

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The Boys discuss the deadly and sophisticated nature of the IED attack in Manchester.

Tom Draude, BGen USMC (ret), joins us to discuss the effect of President Trump’s visit to the Middle East on the Sunni – Shia dynamic in the region, a region that will continue to see upheaval as ISIL is defeated in the region and the fate of Syrian Leader Bashar al Assad is determined.

John Ubaldi, MGySgt USMC (ret), joins the program to discuss events on the President’s current trip to the Middle East and Europe.  We also discuss the fairness of the Marine Corps’ male/female CFT/PFT policy in combat arms MOS’s.

We talk lawn-care, Mac’s hatred of spool-fed weed wackers, rolling lawnmowers down hills… Montana Man joins us to add his two cents to the weed-wacker discussion.

Daryl Hill, a former USMC Major and infantry officer joins us to discuss his consulting business which focuses on helping veterans overcome Post-Traumatic Stress and live better lives — additionally, Daryl assists individuals in conquering daemons that hold them back in business. PART 2 of 2 http://darylhill.com/

Agnes Sure enlisted in the U.S. Navy as a nurse in 1938.  Her career took her to Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and throughout the Pacific during World War II. Listen to her fascinating story that took her from rural North Dakota to Pearl Harbor en-route to a twenty-two year career in the Navy …

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Harris Holman was a SSG, squad leader, in the 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment when they landed at Normandy. His story is the story of an everyday hero, although he would certainly reject that tag. Harris passed on December 7, 2002 in his hometown of Hatton, ND.