Goldstar Mom, Speaker and Author Jill Stephenson shares the story of her son, US Army Ranger Cpl. Benjamin S. Kopp. And how his sacrifice and the lives of all the fallen are being honored by a 100-mile walk to a little known monument in Illinois, The Middle East Conflicts Wall.   

As we celebrate this holiday weekend we'll bring you 3 people who will teach us how to do it right.  Gold Star widow Ursula Palmer shares a love story, Army veteran Ray Lambert shares an epic story about sacrifices he witnessed on D-Day and author Joanne Steen shares her new book and some great ways everyone can honor the true meaning of Memorial Day. 

Everyone can accomplish their dreams ... but few of us know how.  Retired Marine Gunnery Sgt., Author, and TV show host Tee Marie Hanible tells us how. From escaping the crime-filled streets of Chicago's south side to rising through the ranks of the male-dominated Marine Corps to writing The Warrior Code, Tee Marie inspires and delivers a clinic on unleashing your inner badass. 

Reporters Abbie Bennet and Kaylah Jackson discuss the recent bills in Congress to help veterans access marijuana? And why Congress didn't seem too interested in hearing about women veteran's issues? We also talked with Senator Angus King about his recent trip to Iraq, and what he plans on doing to address the veteran suicide crisis.   

Dropping Spec Ops teams onto rooftops, avoiding RPGs and firing 3000 rounds a minute from the helo ... and doing it all in total darkness.  Army veteran and author David Burnett shows us the secret world of the Night Stalkers, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment and shares his journey from deployments to conquering his demons at home.  

Holly Rotondi, Executive Director, Friends of the National WWII Memorial shares how they will honor members of The Greatest Generation on the D-Day anniversary and Army Ranger, Sniper now Journalist and Author Jack Murphy shares kick-ass stories from his latest book, "Murphy's Law".  

The war documentary Combat Obscura shows us boredom, bullshitting, firefights and smoking hash. The footage came from the video that Marine Corps veteran and filmmaker Miles Lagoze shot while deployed in Afghanistan with Combat Camera. We talked with him about the incredible stories in the film and the friction it caused within the Marine Corps and the Pentagon before it was released.  

The war documentary Combat Obscura shows us boredom, bullshitting, firefights and smoking hash. The footage came from the video that Marine Corps veteran and filmmaker Miles Lagoze shot while deployed in Afghanistan with Combat Camera. We talked with him about the incredible stories in the film and the friction it caused within the Marine Corps and the Pentagon before it was released.