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Join Jacob and Evan as they sit down with SFC (Ret.) Jason McNutt. Mr. McNutt currently serves with the Defense Contract Management Agency as a Program Integrator in Huntsville, Alabama, where he is currently supporting the Missile Defense Agency with the nation’s homeland defense mission. He has previously served in several capacities within DCMA at locations spanning across the country to include the Pentagon in Washington D.C. Prior to his current career with DCMA, Mr. McNutt served in the U.S. Army where he held the rank of Sergeant First Class within the Army's Aviation Branch as an AH-64 Apache Attack Helicopter Senior Maintainer. He is a combat Veteran of the 101st Airborne Division with combat deployments to both Afghanistan and Iraq. Mr. McNutt's military service also includes five years overseas stationed in the Republic of South Korea. His military awards include the Bronze Star Medal and two Meritorious Service Medals. Mr. McNutt has over 25 years of combined military and government experience in his professional career and holds a Bachelor's of Science in Business from Bellevue University.
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The mission of The 9:57 Project is to connect Veterans with young people in order to perpetuate Courage, Resilience, Service, Teamwork, and the legacy of Flight 93. At 9:57 AM on 9/11, the passengers and crew of Flight 93 fought back, saving the U.S. Capitol Building and preventing further loss of life. Their actions were the first successful counterattack in the War on Terror. Our Veterans share the "Spirit of 9:57" with young people in order to perpetuate this legacy and the leadership traits exhibited on board the plane that day. Those values are the ones young people need to thrive and succeed in today's world.
- Student-centered curricula: www.the957project.org/linesoffire
- Post-9/11 Veteran to visits to schools: www.veteranvisits.org
- Immersive summer leadership program: www.the957project.org/summer
- Connect to arrange a trip to the Flight 93 National Memorial: [email protected]
Send a note to [email protected] to connect with us!
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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The 9:57 Project.
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By The 9:57 ProjectJoin Jacob and Evan as they sit down with SFC (Ret.) Jason McNutt. Mr. McNutt currently serves with the Defense Contract Management Agency as a Program Integrator in Huntsville, Alabama, where he is currently supporting the Missile Defense Agency with the nation’s homeland defense mission. He has previously served in several capacities within DCMA at locations spanning across the country to include the Pentagon in Washington D.C. Prior to his current career with DCMA, Mr. McNutt served in the U.S. Army where he held the rank of Sergeant First Class within the Army's Aviation Branch as an AH-64 Apache Attack Helicopter Senior Maintainer. He is a combat Veteran of the 101st Airborne Division with combat deployments to both Afghanistan and Iraq. Mr. McNutt's military service also includes five years overseas stationed in the Republic of South Korea. His military awards include the Bronze Star Medal and two Meritorious Service Medals. Mr. McNutt has over 25 years of combined military and government experience in his professional career and holds a Bachelor's of Science in Business from Bellevue University.
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The mission of The 9:57 Project is to connect Veterans with young people in order to perpetuate Courage, Resilience, Service, Teamwork, and the legacy of Flight 93. At 9:57 AM on 9/11, the passengers and crew of Flight 93 fought back, saving the U.S. Capitol Building and preventing further loss of life. Their actions were the first successful counterattack in the War on Terror. Our Veterans share the "Spirit of 9:57" with young people in order to perpetuate this legacy and the leadership traits exhibited on board the plane that day. Those values are the ones young people need to thrive and succeed in today's world.
- Student-centered curricula: www.the957project.org/linesoffire
- Post-9/11 Veteran to visits to schools: www.veteranvisits.org
- Immersive summer leadership program: www.the957project.org/summer
- Connect to arrange a trip to the Flight 93 National Memorial: [email protected]
Send a note to [email protected] to connect with us!
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The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of The 9:57 Project.