Veteran Chat Project

We sat down with another brother from Heavy Company, Frank Murdock. He jumped on our last turret talk and we just had to have him on again for his own episode. Come listen in as we talk about his time in service and the main value that stuck with us... SELFLESS SERVICE! 

This week we have another brother join us and share some of his story. Kevin Dawson served 15 years in the US Army and is now living in Texas. We both had the pleasure of his leadership and are very thankful he took time to join us. Come check out his story!

One of the old battle buddies sits in. The one and only Matt Ruhstorfer served with us, and still continues to this day. We go down memory lane a few times, and then get down to the real stuff. We feel like we are getting better each episode, and this one is the best one yet! Where we always place the mission first, and that mission is the mind. YOU MATTER

Turret Talks is a chance for listeners or friends to come on and have a place to hang out Friday nights. We will be going live every Friday night on Facebook and Youtube. Come check us out and feel free to reach out if you want to get on!

Fresh off recording Turret Talks we really wanted to get into one of the main reasons we are here. Veteran mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Justin Barton stayed on and we got down to it. No we're not medical professionals but we do have a rare insight into the subject, as we are sure most of our listeners do. Sit down have a listen and always remember YOU MATTER!

In this episode we introduce ourselves and our mission. Mental health awareness in the Veteran community, and the struggles so many of us face every day. We talk a little about our backgrounds and Army careers. Share some laughs and honestly just shoot the shit in a way that seems therapeutic. If you are a Veteran who either did 3 years as a truck driver ,or 20 as an infantryman we hope you can find some comfort in this first episode and get just as excited as we are for the next one! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for even reading the description.