Col. Garth Massey talks about life as a reserve and managing his business during the times he's called for to pack up and move to where they need him to be. Not to mention his heavy involvement with Devil Pups. Life doesn't end once you hang up the uniform and Garth Massey is an example of this, tune in and learn from your brothers.

In this episode your brothers in arms cover what the first steps would look like to start a business. It's not about having the perfect plan. Don't question yourself too much, don't ask for permission to do something. It's okay if nothing starts off perfect, you can learn along the way. Take the first step and you'll see that the lessons will appear when you're ready. There is a need for a plan in regards to knowing how to set yourself apart in the market. Make it your M.O.S. - be the master of your craft, because you don't meet a lot of masters. When in doubt get yourself a damn battle buddy.

Dennis Wright III from live for the 22 join the war room of the Veterans Battalion to speak about how important your physical fitness is to your well being, especially as a Veteran who has to overcome constant bouts of depression. Don't miss this, make it your mission to listen.

If 4 marines can figure out how to start a podcast, no one has an excuse -- Joe Sapien joins the boys to talk about his story, his advocacy for helping support fellow vets with life after service. The most trusted man in veteran services admits he took lessons from the homeless vets before getting an actual job with the county for veterans benefits. Tune in and keep your mind open to what's available to you.

In this episode the 77th anniversary of Pearl Harbor is celebrated the only way Veterans Battalion knows how by interviewing a senior who's been a veteran for over 59 years. Recorded from the Bravery Brewery Company. Although JP couldn't make the episode you still get a look at this long time vet's perspective and advice on PTSD and acclimation to society once you've left the line of service.

"Grandpa" suggests that all young men with PTSD need to find someone they can talk about the whole experience with in detail. "Grandpa" describes what it was like to come out of World War II and the great depression while our boys share how things have changed in bootcamp across the generations.

The concept at heart here is the breaking of the person down to be made into a killer, go to war or dispatch location only to be sent back into society without untraining the killer in a person. It's happening everyday and the Veterans Battalion want to signal a flare to let you know there is help.

Patrick's amazing story starts with his family immigrating to America when he was 10-years old.  His parents fled Iran as refugees during the Iranian revolution and were eventually granted U.S. citizenship. 

From a humble beginning as a young immigrant escaping war-torn Iran with his parents, to founding his own company, Patrick has gained a first-hand understanding of what rags-to-riches means and how it is fueled by freedom and opportunity – the core tenants of the American Dream.

Listen to Patrick speak with four Marines helping Veterans achieve a successful transition back into society.

JP joins Rolan, Adam again while Colt is still out and about helping with crisis relief. Resources are the focus of this episode but the guys also cover understanding the value of discipline to JP putting himself on the line to get 3 other veterans a job as soon as possible. The episode also includes the back story as to why JP was missing from the last episode and how American Express made came to save the day when all things looked bleak on his family vacation.

4 Marines helping Veterans achieve success.

A 31 year old veteran Ray, who grew up in Watt/Compton area of Los Angeles shares how he launched his Cross Fit gym and transition successfully back into civilian life and thrive.

Of course the guys give their input and share experiences with their guest. One episode you have to listen to if you are looking for guidance as a veteran or looking for the words to help a veteran looking to transition and thrive in civilian life.

4 Marines helping Veterans achieve success.