HONOR ACROSS ARMS

Enjoy the value of a good spy during the civil war! Karen Abbott brings to life 4 women who made a huge difference in the outcome of Union.

Mark Bowden, author of Black Hawk Down allows us to enter the world of Vietnam and the Tet Offensive and insights to Westmorland and the loss of our faith in politics during the draft and a conflict many thought we didn't belong in with Hue 1968. Be watching for the mini-series coming soon.

The Civil War was not so civil!

The last of his kind tells his story!

When the faith and trust you have in a superior officer goes terribly wrong!

Three Veterans get together to talk about their organization and what it means to them. Double D, Patton and NK Stash tell us about Nam Knights and the service it provides.

A veteran from the Vietnam Era who shares his travels and personal thoughts. He gives us an inside look at a young person in the late 60's and early 70's confronted with tough decisions to make.

Anthony Torres began his military career as a Civil Affairs Specialist in the Army Reserve from 1999 - 2002, then on active duty as a mental health specialist at Fort Hood, Texas from 2002 - 2006. In 2004 he was attached to the 115th Field Hospital and served on a 12-month deployment to Abu Ghraib Prison, Iraq. While deployed, he provided mental health treatment to both combat troops as well Iraqi detainees. Following an honorable discharge he relocated to Miami, Florida and worked as a psychology technician at the Miami VA Medical Center from 2008-2013. Anthony is a co-founder of The Combat Hippies, an ensemble of combat veteran performing artists who use their performances to raise awareness of veteran’s issues and promote Post-Traumatic Growth. He holds an MS in psychology from Carlos Albizu University and an MSW from Barry University.

Shari started K9s for Warriors after her son, a veteran K9 police officer, returned from serving two tours in Iraq with PTSD. In order to help her son, Shari started the nonprofit K9s for Warriors. After two years of research on canine assistance for PTSD, they decided the best way they could help these deserving warriors was to start a non-profit organization to train and give service canines to assist our warriors’ efforts to return to civilian life with dignity and independence.

Shari worked as a volunteer for veterans' charities in Jacksonville, Florida and watched the amazing work they do to empower our returning military veterans. She saw firsthand the number of warriors returning home with an invisible disorder, Post-traumatic Stress Disability, which inspired her and her family to look for ways to aid these deserving heroes.