On the eve of the Army-Navy Game, the Warzone crew breaks down the odds and places a high-stakes bet on the outcome. Anyone for sky-penis tats?

The gang is joined by Ukrainian-born writer and journalist (and possible spy) Natalia Antonova, who recently returned to New York after years living and reporting in Moscow. Seeing an opportunity to discuss real, relevant issues, Pat and Adam scrap their original plan (an entire episode devoted to farts) and delve into geopolitics. Is Vladimir Putin a friend or foe? Man or meme? Natalia has the answers.

2017 has been a crazy year with a lot of changes, firsts, and new beginnings. However, one lone Navy pilot takes the cake with his beautiful sky art. People said it couldn't be done and it brought tears of joy and relief to Patrick and Linehan. Of course, Weinstein had to ruin it. 

We sent our good friend Marty "The Party" Skovlund Jr. to Afghanistan to get us that journo scoop. Not letting us down at all, Marty partied with the new Afghan Commando's that are taking the fight to the Taliban.

Learning that Devin Kelley served in the Air Force was a blow to veterans everywhere but the military did its job kicking him out, but why did they fail to report him to the FBI?

Jack Mandaville and Adam Weinstein join The Warzone as permanent hosts and help discuss the complicated story of Bowe Bergdahl. We want to know, what three items would you take?

We're taking the podcast in a new direction as we talk about recruiting, the state of the military, and Adam's piece on the struggles that recruiters face.

Tom Cruise stars in this intense film telling the story of Ron Kovic, a Vietnam war amputee turned activist. Unlike most war films, this covers his time home dealing with PTSD, civilians, and questions about his service. 

Per request of the listeners, the team sat down and watched the Netflix original Sand Castle. There wasn't too much punch to the story to make it stand out in anyone's mind however, they did have awesome technical advisors on set.