Lt. Col. Nickloes shares with Kelly and Mary Beth:

• Why Faith, Family & Service have guided her way throughout her life and career: “Good things come to those who work hard”;
• How evil in the world is a reality and how it factors into military service missions for the United States of America; 
• What the statistics include of women working in the military and in military aviation;
• How she managed through overt sexism in her early entry in her career field;
• How being a woman (and a mother) has included a real-world impact to her role;
• What her experience of losing her son Gabriel during a pre-term birth meant to her and her husband -- and how it further unified her marriage and strengthened her faith;
• What life is like during overseas deployments in hostile territory;
• How elitist attitudes inaccurately inform public perception about who serves in the military;
• Ways in which the military mission poses a stark disconnect with softer-society ideals … and how this disconnect drives misconceptions of what the military is even supposed to be doing;
• An overview of the situation in Afghanistan 
• How a public self-expectation of resilience and self-reliance is being lost in society … and how this issue is relevant in the current COVID-19 reality
• How placing personal priorities must drive our can-do spirit in any crisis.
• And more

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