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Eileen Terry of ETC Consulting specializes in leadership coaching, executive coaching and transitional coaching. She will share how the new field of transitional planning/coaching can provide a road map for a purposeful life pre and post military retirement. Appearing on air with Eileen Terry will be Lyle Forcum, who retired from the USMC as a lieutenant colonel and then worked with Eileen to develop his post-military career path.

Kaziah Hancock, nationally known painter in oil, will talk about the project she founded in honor of fallen soldiers -- Project Compassion – www.heropaintings.com

Gabrielle Bourne will talk about making the transition from the frontline to the home front.

Writer Terry P. Rizzuti, who served a 13-month tour in Vietnam in 1966-67 as a young Marine “grunt” and was awarded a Purple Heart, will talk about his first novel – The Second Tour – http://thesecondtour.com

Laura Kennedy will talk about her Veterans Day campaign "Flag Still Stands For Freedom" -- a Support Our Veterans campaign that honors and celebrates the thousands of men and women who have served in defense of the United States. http://www.flagstillstandsforfreedom.com

Bob Mayer, Special Forces veteran and NY Times best-selling author, will be here discussing how to apply Special Operations Tactics in the civilian world, particularly the creative field of writing.

Karie Fugett, writer of the blog Wife of a Wounded Marine featured on www.Cinchouse.com, talks about her experience being the wife and caregiver to a wounded warrior and discusses the importance of proper care and benefits for caregivers to ensure quicker recovery of the service members, stronger relationships, and longer-lasting marriages.

Veteran Tickets Foundation founder/CEO Michael Focareto will discuss how this 501c3 located in Phoenix, AZ is making a difference in the lives of veterans everywhere. www.VetTix.org

I am seeking recipes from Men & Women who have served or are serving now in the military and what meals they missed most from home while they were away. A story of why it was so special and picture of their smiling face in uniform or civilian clothes. If you put a few hundred of them together-you have a keepsake book that is incredibly special. For more information go to www.militarycookbookproject.com.

A new non-fiction book provides an Inside look into the lives of Military families. Friends for Life: Strangers Brought Together by the War in Iraq, will be discussed by co-authors, Jennifer MackInday and Patti Donahue.