Podcasts about army scout

Autobiography by William Thomas Hamilton one of the legendary Mountain Men who explored and settled the Louisiana Purchase which he published in 1905. He began his exploits in 1842as a fur trapper and later Army Scout assisted by his extraordinary skills in Indian sign language. Here's the NLS annotation: My sixty years on the plains: trapping, trading, and Indian fighting DB20468 Hamilton, W. T, (William Thomas); Sieber, E. T. Reading time: 4 hours, 44 minutes. Read by Art Metzler. U.S. History Straightforward account of the author's experiences as a mountaineer. First published in 1905. Classics of the Old West.

In 1944, Sgt. Donald D. Fida was tortured and gutted by Japanese solders and left to die in the Philippine jungle, when his childhood friend miraculously came upon him and saved his life.  Because of this experience, Donald survived and continued to fight til the war's end, living to finally tell his tale at age 99.Twice a Purple Heart recipient, Donald shares his first-person account of his numerous adventures as an Army Scout in the wartime Pacific Theater, describing his combat in the Aleutian Islands, the Marshall Islands (Sitka, Attu), the Philippines (Leyte), and the brutal Battle of Okinawa.This video is airing posthumously; we salute and honor the spirit of this remarkable yet humble man, and are proud to help his voice reach across time and inspire all of us.Heroes Behind HeadlinesExecutive Producer Ralph PezzulloProduced & Engineered by Mike DawsonMusic provided by ExtremeMusic.com

Cuff Peters is an Army Scout and on his way to Fort Wallis passes through Dodge with his Mexican wife, Nina. Matt Dillon prevents a fight happening in the bar when Hank Lawson calls Cuff’s wife a dirty Mexican. Duration: 25:07 Starring: William Conrad Broadcast Date: 23rd January 1954

24-7 Flat Earth Discord 10 Year Army Veteran Testimonial ex-Army Scout testifies on why he knows the Earth is Flatfrom …

Fred Wellman has experienced some pretty significant highs in his military career. He was commissioned in Aviation out of West Point; flew Scout missions in Desert Storm; studied at Harvard; learned to fly Black Hawks so he could return to active duty to serve in combat in the Global War on Terror; as well as served as the spokesman for Generals David Petraeus and Martin Dempsey. But with those highs came unimaginable lows. From personal tragedy to combat loss, to fractured relationships from years of untreated post-traumatic stress, Wellman has lived through the fire and is still standing to see the other side. This episode gets deep into that journey and the ride Fred Wellman took to become a successful entrepreneur and leader in times of crisis, which he is still doing to this very day! Hear his powerful and inspiring story on this latest edition of HAZARD GROUND! www.scoutcommsusa.com Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors at www.hazardground.com/sponsors! Shop Amazon! As an Amazon Associate We Earn From Qualifying Purchases...You Know The Deal! (Paid Link) Help grow the show! Spread the word, tell a friend!! Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts!

Bat Masterson was the quintessential westerner. Buffalo hunter, lawman, gunfighter, Army Scout, Indian Fighter, gambler.      

Fred Wellman is the founder of ScoutComms, a niche agency in Fredericksburg, Virginia. He specializes in public relations and marketing efforts in support of corporations and nonprofits focused on veteran and military family support, as well as veteran-owned and focused businesses.  In this episode, he explains why he started his own PR agency that focuses n service and why running a B Corp (a mission-driven benefit corporation) can create a competitive edge in attracting top quality clients and employees. He also explains the importance of serving pro bono clients and why we should hire against our weaknesses. As the hardest working man in public relations, Fred Wellman is the James Brown of PR. As the hardest working man in public relations, Fred Wellman is the James Brown of PR. A graduate of West Point and the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, he ran for mayor in Georgia, served as an Army Scout and Blackhawk helicopter pilot in Iraq, worked for Generals David Petraeus and Martin Dempsey (later Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff). General Petraeus selected him to become an Army public affairs officer. Fred started his own agency at the bottom of the last recession.  He found a niche that focuses on veterans’ issues.  His business, ScoutComms, is based on one simple idea: There are very few veterans in the agency world, so ScoutComms would serve as the expert in that niche for larger PR agencies initially and, eventually, for corporate clients directly. There is a bias against hiring senior practitioners who have not previously worked in agencies.  This seems to be based on the assumption that it’s difficult or impossible to learn how to manage client relationships and develop new business.  This bias precludes hiring talented communication professionals with deep experience, rich insight, and a robust network in a particular sector. It is important to integrate all communications (PR, marketing, internal, executive, digital, etc.) across an organization. Know your clients.  Bring on experts who know the client’s business, culture, sensitivities, language, and how they communicate. It’s important to know how your organization is different. What is your competitive advantage or secret sauce?   Forming a B Corp can cost more money, but also can be a good fit if your business is founded on more than making money.  Much of ScoutComms’ business is in corporate social responsibility, so having an organizational framework that reinforces that social good creates a strategic, competitive advantage.  The B Corp certification process can serve as a coaching tool.  Fred refers to his former employees as “graduates” and he is very proud of what they have gone on to do. One runs a USO center in North Carolina, one is running an environmental organization in northern Virginia, and one works for Dr. Jill Biden.  

New York's own Jack Schinella is the executive producer of High Road TV & Co-founder of Hemp 4 Heroes. Jack served as an Army Scout from 1990 till 1995. Serving on the German border & the gulf with the 11th Cav. He works with veteran groups to help transition vets off opioids and pharmaceuticals to plant based medicines. Jack and Brian discuss the cannabis industry, what he is seeing across the country with his travels with the You Tube channel, life and family. Enjoy this week's edition. Correction: The producers wife, Stina Passamonte is Macedonian not Italian. I am making the correction so not to get 'the eye'.  Happy holidays and thank you for the support!Don't forget to check out Hempthletics.com for more information on the podcast. 

Freshman State Representative Andrew Lewis already has an impressive resume as a decorated combat veteran and a family construction businessman. In this Brews & Views conversation, Andrew talks with Commonwealth Partners president and CEO Matt Brouillette about his service in Iraq as a U.S. Army Scout, his family’s entrepreneurial spirit, and why when it comes to state government, he believes in ‘increasing the sunlight to disinfect the state.’

WHRO is proud to be a part of a multi-year Veterans initiative to engage the community to help support veterans as they transition to civilian life in Hampton Roads. On the next edition of Another View, we'll talk about African American veterans and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. One in three African American Vietnam vets suffer with PTSD, and studies show that Black female veterans from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan disproportionately suffer with PTSD as compared to male veterans. On the next Another View we'll talk about veterans and PTSD - what it is, how to treat it and how families can assist the veteran with this psychological and physical disorder. Our guests include Ryan Douglas who served as an Army Scout for five years during the Iraq/Afghan wars and has PTSD; Sidney Lee, President of the African American Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Association; and Robin Renee Thompson, MSW and Certified Service Officer for Disabled Veterans. Plus Lisa Godley talks with S. Epatha Merkerson, star of the hit television series, Law and Order. It's all on Another View, Friday, July 18 at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM, or stream us on this blog!