Host Eric Dehm speaks with Ann Mills from the National League of POW/MIA families about her personal connection to the cause and what the organization is doing to ensure those service members still unaccounted for are properly remembered.

Join filmakers Ken Burns & Lynn Novick, Special Guests and a Veteran audience for the release of "The Vietnam War" a new 10 part, documentary series on PBS. Recorded at WCBS in New York City, Sept 14-  you'll hear never before released scenes, emotional moments from the film and a conversation that will move you.  

Join filmakers Ken Burns & Lynn Novick, Special Guests and a Veteran audience for the release of "The Vietnam War" a new 10 part, documentary series on PBS. Recorded at WCBS in New York City, Sept 14-  you'll hear never before released scenes, emotional moments from the film and a conversation that will move you.

On this edition of the Morning Briefing, host Eric Dehm speaks with Jake Hughes and Joe Chennely about how the vet community views the NFL national anthem protests. Then we hear from Harley-Davidson's director of marketing Anoop Prakash about what H-D does to help the military and vet community. Finally, Mike Raymond, co-founder of No Boundaries explains how his organization is helping our combat wounded get active.

Host Eric Dehm speaks with AMVETS Exec. Dir. Joe Chennely about how AMVETs views recent changes to the VA disability claims process, a bill aimed at stopping animal testing at the department and the concerns AMVETS members have about Individual Unemployability being cut.

For Vets facing criminal challenges, things can seem pretty dark.  But Justice for Vets.org is working to make access to special Veteran Treatment Court, available to Vets in need. Reporter Eric Dehm spoke with retired Army, Major General, Butch Tate, about how this program is providing hope.   

On this edition of the Morning Briefing, host Eric Dehm speaks with Lynn Novick and Tom Vallely about The Vietnam War, a new documentary Novick Co-directed with Ken Burns that begins airing on PBS Sunday Sept. 17th. He also speaks with former Deputy JAG of the Army Maj. General (Ret.) Butch Tate who is currently working with Vets For Justice and VA reporter Jonathan Kaupanger on the Cleveland, Ohio VAMC's efforts to battle the opioid crisis.

On this edition, host Eric Dehm speaks with Steve Shuga, American Legion Department of Florida Commander about what the legion, and Florida vets in general, are doing to provide relief to those affected by Hurricane Irma.

Reporters Phil Briggs, Amanda "Mac" Macias and Matt Saintsing discuss- Which President racked up a huge bar tab and didn't pay it? What is Whiskey Camp? and How did Army Veteran Ryan Plachetti go from Army Intelligence to a beer career?  

On this edition of the Morning Briefing, host Eric Dehm speaks with reporter Matt Saintsing about how an Air Force vet used his job to help hundreds fleeing Hurricane Irma, and VA reporter Jonathan Kaupanger has the intel on new grants to help homeless vets coming from the department. Then Dave Riley, an Army and Coast Guard vet and quadruple amputee calls in from Iowa where he's using his special golfing prosthetic to take part in the Veterans TEE Tournament.