The War Locker Show

What is it like to have a military hero chew your ass... while you are naked? Fletch sat down to chat with Wil Willis who is not ONLY the host of Forged in Fire on the History Channel, he is also an Army Ranger and Air Force Pararescuemen. We chatted about his show, growing up as a military brat and what put him on the path to military service and ultimately a career on television. Wil also was ready to share his thoughts on service, sacrifice and the state of the United States and it's treatment of our veterans.

What happens when a veteran comes home? What happens when our police officers or firefighters need someone to talk to about all they deal with? We sat down with a combat medic who talks about his experience with the VA trying to get help after coming home from war.

When a Marine who has been on a previous podcast hears someone he went to high school with on episode 8, he realizes they were in Iraq at the same time and IMMEDIATELY calls us to tell us the details. So of COURSE we had them back on together as soon as possible. The conversation becomes not one big war story but several small stories involving the threats you never expect to encounter and the instinctual fear of wild animals. Hang on to your butts for some great short stories and some hot Jerry Springer ACTION!! Jerry! Jerry! JERRY!

An LAPD SWAT Officer recounts an operation to save hostages from a Macy's department store but the conversation becomes an examination of active shooter incidents and the mindset of law enforcement in an anti-law enforcement society.

Fletch and Salty visited the set of Season 4 of Hollywood Weapons and sat down with Terry and Larry to discuss their experiences during their time in the service, what the show is like behind the scenes, what is new for Season 4 of Hollywood Weapons and the TRUTH behind their friendship!

A Combat Medic deployed in Iraq experiences the full fury of the 82nd Airborne when a weapon goes missing but when the shoe is on the other foot, a little comedic justice is served to the 82nd Airborne for not punishing their own.

A young deputy from California with very little time on witnesses a massacre of epic proportions and comes away changed.

A firefighter sits down to talk about a physical rescue call but leaves everyone stunned by the strange turn of events he finds once he gets on scene.

Randy Sutton joins us to tell us about his organization called "The Wounded Blue" helping cops involved in critical incidents. He goes on to tell of the power of perception when it came to his own shooting.

A 19 year old from Louisiana signs up with the USMC to see the world. Little does he know he will soon be stuck between Warlords with mortars and gunships with missiles. He recounts his personal experiences with the 1st Marines in Somalia in 1992.