Our guests this week include; Dr. Ken Hartman, Former Army Officer, Founder of Our Community Salutes

Ben Kesling, Marine Iraq, Author, Wall Street Journalist

Jason M Jones, Music Artist

Our Community Salutes was started in 2009 by Dr. Ken Hartman to acknowledge high school kids that were enlisting in the military and support that family decision.

This grassroots effort coordinated by OCS holds events around the country to give the enlistees their own “signing day.” It can be as simple as a presentation and pizza or an elaborate affair with speakers.

Visit www.ourcommunitysalutes.org to learn more about this organization. 

FIELD BUTCHERY SKILLS AND ETHICAL FORAGING FOR SURVIVAL OF TROOPS

Wall Street Journal reporter Ben Kesling talks about a program started in 2014 to teach cooks field butchery skills and ethical foraging.  What happens when the supply lines do not exist for hot meals, MREs don’t cut it and the troops need to live off the land?

Kesling looked into the reasons for the courses taught and the ethics of field butchery and ethical living off the land with host Jim Fausone.

You can follow Ben on the WSJ website, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram.

Musician Jason M. Jones who wrote “For Everyday Heroes” talks with host Jim Fausone about National Veterans Business Deveopment Council (NVBDC) and his song honoring veterans and first responders.  NVBDC used the song at one of its national programs and it was so well received NVBDC is sharing it with the Veterans Radio audience.