Why is the Air National Guard leadership conducting a war against dedicated and patriotic servicemembers medical benefits? That clip from CBS is almost a year old and multiple investigations are being conducted trying to resolve the issue but not much success is happening. Friend of the show journalist J.M. Phelps wrote for the GateWay Pundit recently that according to an investigation by Scripps News, “In the last couple of years, hundreds of injured and sick Air National Guard members have filed claims for medical care and pay that get approved by local commanders and then denied by national headquarters.” Today, we will show you the truth about what is happening to these servicemembers and their families. The impacts of this devastating policy are dramatically damaging to morale and our national security. Luckily, we have an organization focusing on setting things right, and trust me, our friends over at USJAG won’t rest until they do. My guest today is Jeremy Sorenson. Jeremy enlisted in the Air National Guard in 1999, serving initially as a firefighter. He then earned his commission and served as a fighter pilot, flying the F-16 and A-10 on multiple combat deployments. Jeremy is currently the Director, Guard and Reserve Affairs for Uniformed Services Justice and Advocacy Group (USJAG).

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