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Remember the Fallen
By KLRNRadioSociety & Culture
Remember the Fallen episodes
- 32 min
- Widow Warrior D.C. ShowA Vietnam Veteran Widow, Proud Mother of 3, one of which is a Navy Officer (USS Nimitz), Author of a book detailing her now 22 year battle with the VA following her Husband's Jim service related death from Agent Orange on 17JULY96 - certified by the VA & VA let's girlfriend take the Widow benefit "DIC" for the last 22 years "FRAUDULENT" from a family of 3, two houses went into foreclosure and a bankruptcy in 2011. POTUS What happened to the promise of Veterans Accountability ACT...no heads rolling... they all kept their jobs...Have we turned our backs on the WIDOW WARRIOR of Vietnam...come listen to The Remember the Fallen Show with SGT Dave for yourself and consider if our President should address this horrific situation...22 years...COME ON! come listen to find out!33 min
- Ellisclinic.com ShowVA Disability ? Are you getting a Fair VA Disability Decision, we hope you are with all that you have sacrificed for our country but too often Veterans Mistakenly Think a VA Doctor's Diagnosis & Percentages Are Fair and Final. Veterans are not researching enough to find a Physician Trained in Legal Medicine to Support Their Claim. Well, Look No more, Remember The Fallen Show has done the research for you. As a Professor of Legal Medicine, John W. Ellis, M.D., Captain, U.S. Army, Flight Surgeon - Vietnam as Doc states " Our Veterans served our country. They do not have to accept incorrect VA denials and disability rating percentages. Ellis clinic offers to help by providing Expert Medical Opinion Reports proving the veteran's injuries, illnesses and consequential conditions are service connected and by providing fair and correct disability percentages. God Bless. If you feel, that your VA Doctor's Diagnosis & Percentages Are Not Fair stay tuned to the show every Thursday night at 8:00 PM Eastern Time to Remember The Fallen Show with SGT Dave @KLRNRadio.com Where Liberty and Reason Still Reign36 min
- AUTHOR OF A FEW GOOD MEN, TOO MANY CHEMICALSService members brains, heart, organs and reproductive systems being attacked by solvents by contaminated water at Camp Lejeune47 min
- The Silent Epidemic of Male Suicide a 2 star General & celeb commitThe Silent Epidemic of Male Suicide-High Ranking Soldier vs High Celebrity is there a correlation between the two or is it just age?33 min
- AGENT ORANGE SONG with BIG BAgent Orange reveals its ugly head again, again,etc. Original Agent Orange Song being played at Vet Fest 2018 in Effingham, IL this weekend, Brian Moyer discovers more loopholes41 min
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- 38 min
- Timeless Memorial Day Show by Billy GrahamBilly Graham's Timeless Memorial Day Speech in Boston 197132 min
- May Military Month w/ TAPSAirborne Navy Chaplain jumps from perfectly good planes & East meets West in Acupuncture for the VA34 min
About Remember the Fallen
From the publisher's feed
It is a known fact that war and high levels of tension can change a person. Sometimes, the road back into mainstream society can be just as difficult as one’s time in the Service — overseas and at…
home. And when the support disappears...
We all need a voice to speak out, so we don’t get forgotten. It’s time to remember the sacrifices of our Armed Forces — past, present, and future.
Remember the Fallen
Sgt Dave served in Afghanistan, returning home with a tale of perseverance and survival. He is not alone. Join Sgt Dave as he talks to other veterans about their own experiences, and how their time in the Service affects their everyday lives and their families.
We all need a voice to speak out, so we don’t get forgotten. It’s time to remember the sacrifices of our Armed Forces — past, present, and future.
Remember the Fallen
Sgt Dave served in Afghanistan, returning home with a tale of perseverance and survival. He is not alone. Join Sgt Dave as he talks to other veterans about their own experiences, and how their time in the Service affects their everyday lives and their families.