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Show SummaryOn today's episode, we're featuring a conversation with Marine Corps Veteran Dr. Derek Abbey, President and CEO of Project Recover, the nation's leading citizen-led non-profit organization to search, locate, document, recover, and repatriate the over 81,500 American service members missing in action. Provide FeedbackAs a dedicated member of the audience, we would like to hear from you about the show. Please take a few minutes to share your thoughts about the show in this short feedback survey. By doing so, you will be entered to receive a signed copy of one of our host's three books on military and veteran mental health. About Today's GuestDerek Abbey, Ph.D. is Project Recover's President and CEO. He served for 23 years in the United States Marine Corps. His academic research and his post-military career have focused on connecting veterans with college opportunities, He began as Project Recover team member in 2004 and spent five years on the Board of Directors before being appointed as President / CEO.Derek Abbey grew up in Seattle. He was the only child of a single mom doing the best she could to raise a “rambunctious boy.”  Her unexpected death when Derek was 13 turned his life upside-down. For four years, he lived primarily with his aunt and uncle. Finally, at 17, Derek ran away to the Marine Corps. Derek Abbey had been without a rudder and sail for most of his life. In the USMC, he found a structure and system he could succeed in.First, he enlisted in the Marine Corps as a communicator. After his initial enlistment, the Marine Corps selected him for a commissioning program and sent him to Oregon State University to earn a degree. Upon receiving his degree he was commissioned as a ground officer. Finally, Derek was selected for an aviation contract while completing the six months long Basic School.This combination of events, going into the military and then to college, set the stage for Derek's academic and professional accomplishments. It also is the seed that gave rise to a passion for connecting veterans with educational opportunities. It is also, of course, the precursor which led up to his current role with Project Recover.Derek Abbey attended flight school in Pensacola FL and graduated as a Naval Flight Officer. He was then sent to the F/A-18 Hornet Fleet Replacement Squadron at MCAS Miramar where he earned his designation as an F/A-18 Weapons Systems Officer. He was then immediately assigned to his first squadron, VMFA(AW)-121, and deployed for Operation Southern Watch and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Over the next few years, he deployed two more times to Iraq and once to the Far East. He holds more combat hours in the Hornet than hours in peaceful skies. After an extended and successful tour in the Hornet, Derek left flight operations to become a Plank Owner (original member) at Marine Corps Special Operations Command as the Air Officer for the 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, now 1st Raider Battalion. During this period with the Marine Raiders, he served in Marine Special Operations Company Delta and was deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom as their Forward Air Controller, Special Operations JTAC, and Executive Officer.In 2009, Derek was selected by the Marine Corps for the Advanced Degree Program and assigned to the University of San Diego. “In 2009-2011, there was a huge influx of military into higher education. Universities were figuring out how to work with these populations.” While earning a Masters in Higher Education Leadership, Derek conducted research on how universities and colleges work with military-connected students on their campuses. His thesis provided best practices for colleges to use in creating successful military programs on their campuses. In his twilight tour from 2011-2014, Derek served as the Director of the Marine Corps' Train the Trainer School in Camp Lejeune, NC. His organization was responsible for the training and education of instructors, curriculum developers, staff and leadership of 93 training units across the Marine Corps. Derek retired from the USMC as a Major in 2014. Shortly thereafter, he began his doctorate in Leadership Studies at the University of San Diego. Derek focused again on conducting practical research that would help make higher education more accessible to veterans, the majority of whom would be first-generation college students. His research has garnered national attention and resulted in multiple speaking engagements. Derek earned his Ph.D. in 2019.Upon retiring from the Marine Corps, Derek began working at San Diego State University as a Military Liaison Officer in the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center. In this position, he focused on outreach to the military-connected students in the region in order to provide guidance for them attaining their higher education goals.In 2015, he took over the Military and Veterans Program at The University of San Diego.  During his time with USD, he created and implemented programming that resulted in the growth of the military-connected population by 30% and the program being recognized as one at the top in the nation. Derek was the advocate for this population not only at USD but on other campuses in the region through the Military Ally program and with organizations across the nation attempting to provide better educational guidance for the military population.  In 2017, Derek took over West Coast Operations for the Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) as the Senior Director of the West and Northwest Regions. TMF is a veterans service organization that works to unite the American community through programming that emphasizes the value of strong character. In this role, he oversaw the strategy development, program implementation and expansion, budget execution, and evaluation in TMF's largest geographical region. Links Mentioned in this Episode Project Recover Web SitePsychArmor Resource of the WeekFor this week's PsychArmor resource of the week is an episode of the Behind the Mission Podcast, episode 153 with Christina Slentz and the League of Wives Memorial Project. This project honors the story of a group of military spouses who supported their husbands held captive as POWs in the Vietnam war with the establishment of a memorial in Coronado, California.  You can find the resource here:  https://psycharmor.org/podcast/christina-slentz Episode Partner: Are you an organization that engages with or supports the military affiliated community? Would you like to partner with an engaged and dynamic audience of like-minded professionals? Reach out to Inquire about Partnership Opportunities Contact Us and Join Us on Social Media Email PsychArmor

Few aircraft put on an aerial demonstration quite like the U.S. Air Force's premiere fighter, the Lockheed Martin F-22 RaptorThe F-22 Raptor Demo Team performed at the MCAS Miramar airshow one weekend in late September 2024 and then came to the FPP studios the following Monday. Hear from the demonstration pilot and senior enlisted leader what it is like to travel to locations far and wide to put on this amazing performance--including a play-by-play of each aerial maneuver.Click here to support "Thunder" Nunnelley's battle against brain cancer.Visit the F-22 Raptor Demo team's website here.Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

San Diego County is launching a campaign to better educate families about the dangers of human trafficking. Firefighters were able to extinguish the prescribed burn on MCAS Miramar. Later this week, The City of San Diego will pay nearly $900,000 to settle a lawsuit alleging negligence by the San Diego Police Department. Here's NBC 7's Jackie Crea with the top stories of the day.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Heat Advisory in Parts of San Diego, Controversial Plan to Build Homeless Encampment on MCAS Miramar Property, Chula Vista Tackles Homeless Issue with Community WorkshopSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

MCAS Miramar-based Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 101 closes its doors after 50+ years of teaching U.S. Navy and Marine Corps aviators first in the F-4 Phantom and then the F/A-18 Hornet. On this episode, the final VMFAT-101 Commander, LtCol Ryan "Yoshi" Franzen and the -101 Operations Officer Maj Erik "Tucker" Rheinhart share the Sharpshooter history and legacy, and what's next for USMC F/A-18 training.Sponsored by National University. To find out more, visit nu.edu.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

Today, I sit down with the President and CEO of Project Recover: Derek Abbey. Project Recover is a collaborative effort to enlist 21st-century science and technology in a quest to find and repatriate Americans Missing In Action (MIA) since World War II in order to provide recognition and closure for families and the Nation. Derek Abbey attended flight school in Pensacola FL and graduated as a Naval Flight Officer. He was then sent to the F/A-18 Hornet Fleet Replacement Squadron at MCAS Miramar where he earned his designation as an F/A-18 Weapons Systems Officer. After an extended and successful tour in the Hornet, Derek left flight operations to become a Plank Owner (original member) at Marine Corps Special Operations Command as the Air Officer for the 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, now 1st Raider Battalion.  On August 05, 2023 there will be a fundraiser for Project Recover called Heroes of the Deep in Rawlings, Virginia. The Event will be sponsored by MK II and Tornek - Rayville. For more information, check out Heroes of the Deep on Instagram! Project Recover Website: https://www.projectrecover.org/ Project Recover Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/projectrecover/ Heroes of the Deep Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heroesofthedeep/ If you or someone you know wants to be on the show or if you have any questions or feedback please contact me at: https://www.instagram.com/ricoswatchespodcast/ or  e-mail: ricoswatchespodcast@gmail.com      Thank you!    Eric

Retired U.S. Marine Corps Brigadier General Mike Aguilar explains how the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum is moving from MCAS Miramar in San Diego to the Great Park in Irvine, near the former MCAS El Toro., California.Visit the FLAM website here.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fighter-pilot-podcast/donations

Dan was born in San Jose, California, and enlisted in the Navy on March 3, 1992. After graduating boot camp, he attended Hospital Corpsman (HM) “A” School in San Diego, California. His following duty stations as a general duty corpsman were Naval Hospital San Diego and 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, where he served with three separate infantry units. In September 1998, upon his promotion to HM2, he transferred to Clinical Support BMC Naval Station as leading petty officer. He reported to Naval School of Health Sciences San Diego for Surface Independent Duty Corpsman School in July 2000. Upon graduating, his assignments included the USS Constellation (CV 64), 3rd Marine Air Wing, Marine Air Control Group 38, MCAS Miramar, USS Thatch (FFG 43), USS Milius (DDG 69), Afloat Training Group Pacific, USS Comstock (LSD 45) as medical departmental leading chief petty officer, and Naval Medical Center San Diego, where he was promoted to master chief.   In 2014, Master Chief Field was selected as Command Master Chief (CMDCM). His tours include Naval Medical Center San Diego,  1st Marine Aircraft Wing (1st MAW), Camp Foster, Okinawa, Carrier Air Wing Five (CVW-5) at Naval Air Facility Atsugi with a homeport shift to Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni (MCASI) while being deployed in support of U.S. Seventh Fleet operations and multiple detachments throughout the Pacific Theater.  In 2019, Master Chief Field was selected as Amphibious Force U.S. Seventh Fleet, Expeditionary Strike Group 7/Task Force 76 Command Master Chief in Sasebo, Japan.  He was responsible for 17 subordinate operational commands and over 4,500 Sailors and Marines.    CMDCM Field currently serves as U. S. Seventh Fleet Command Master Chief in Yokosuka, Japan, supporting at any given time 50-70 ships and submarines, 150 aircraft, and more than 27,000 Sailors and Marines.

Dan was born in San Jose, California, and enlisted in the Navy on March 3, 1992. After graduating boot camp, he attended Hospital Corpsman (HM) “A” School in San Diego, California. His following duty stations as a general duty corpsman were Naval Hospital San Diego and 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, where he served with three separate infantry units. In September 1998, upon his promotion to HM2, he transferred to Clinical Support BMC Naval Station as leading petty officer. He reported to Naval School of Health Sciences San Diego for Surface Independent Duty Corpsman School in July 2000. Upon graduating, his assignments included the USS Constellation (CV 64), 3rd Marine Air Wing, Marine Air Control Group 38, MCAS Miramar, USS Thatch (FFG 43), USS Milius (DDG 69), Afloat Training Group Pacific, USS Comstock (LSD 45) as medical departmental leading chief petty officer, and Naval Medical Center San Diego, where he was promoted to master chief.   In 2014, Master Chief Field was selected as Command Master Chief (CMDCM). His tours include Naval Medical Center San Diego,  1st Marine Aircraft Wing (1st MAW), Camp Foster, Okinawa, Carrier Air Wing Five (CVW-5) at Naval Air Facility Atsugi with a homeport shift to Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni (MCASI) while being deployed in support of U.S. Seventh Fleet operations and multiple detachments throughout the Pacific Theater.  In 2019, Master Chief Field was selected as Amphibious Force U.S. Seventh Fleet, Expeditionary Strike Group 7/Task Force 76 Command Master Chief in Sasebo, Japan.  He was responsible for 17 subordinate operational commands and over 4,500 Sailors and Marines.    CMDCM Field currently serves as U. S. Seventh Fleet Command Master Chief in Yokosuka, Japan, supporting at any given time 50-70 ships and submarines, 150 aircraft, and more than 27,000 Sailors and Marines.

All this morning we were out at the Soapy Joe's in Miramar singing up listeners to win Morgan Wallen pit passes. While we were there we took some time to visit with Marine Lt. Hawkins stationed at MCAS Miramar to talk about life on base and help us celebrate all the men and women that serve there. 

A look back at the very first quarantine efforts in San Diego at MCAS Miramar, two years later. Meanwhile, a San Diego lawmaker is proposing a new bill to keep schools open and safe as the pandemic continues. The proposal would infuse the California Immunization Registry with COVID-19 data from across the state. Also, neighbors attempted to block construction of an apartment building next to St. Paul's Cathedral. But an unsuccessful lawsuit will likely end up easing the approval of similar projects across California.

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Fry, who is currently a PGY-2 EM resident at Naval Medical Center San Diego. He discusses his journey to becoming an EM resident, including completing a civilian TY internship prior to becoming a flight surgeon at MCAS Miramar in San Diego. He compares and contrasts his civilian and military training, discusses the unique opportunities he had as a flight surgeon, and provides advice for students interested in pursuing an emergency medicine residency. DISCLAIMER: All the opinions presented in this podcast are our own and do not reflect the opinions of any branch of the U.S. military, or the Department of Defense.

The Cognitive Crucible is a forum that presents different perspectives and emerging thought leadership related to the information environment. The opinions expressed by guests are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of or endorsement by the Information Professionals Association. During this episode, MGySgt William Hess discusses a variety of topics related to the information environment. MGySgt Hess is the Senior Enlisted Advisor for the Deputy Commandant for Information at the Headquarters of the United States Marine Corps. In this capacity, his opinions influence the way the Marine Corps navigates information and cognitive-related challenges. After he provides his national security assessment, he discusses how Russia's 2007 cyber attack on Estonia is informing the Marine Corps' capability build today, as well as talent and educational shifts which are happening within the Marine Corps. Link to full show notes and resources https://information-professionals.org/episode/cognitive-crucible-episode-71 Guest Bio: MGySgt William Hess, Senior Enlisted Advisor (SEA), for the Deputy Commandant for Information (DC I) at the Headquarters of the United States Marine Corps. He also holds a PhD in Information Technology with an emphasis in Information Assurance and Cybersecurity. Disclaimer--- William Hess graduated in 1998 from Widefield High School in Colorado Springs, CO.  He underwent recruit training at 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, Mike Company, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, CA.  Upon graduation from Recruit Training and Marine Combat Training, he was assigned to Camp Johnson, for Basic Supply Clerk Course, 3043 MOS. In December of 1998, Private First Class Hess was assigned to 3rd Supply Battalion, 3rd Marine Logistics Group, Okinawa Japan.  Serving as a Fiscal Clerk, Lance Corporal (LCpl) Hess aided in the consolidation of Supply and Maintenance Battalions to create the newly formed 3rd Material Readiness Battalion. In January of 2000, LCpl Hess was transferred to Marine Air Group-16 (MAG-16), 3rd Marine Air Wing.  Within MAG-16, he served as a Consolidated Memorandum Record (CMR) Clerk.  In June of 2000, LCpl Hess was assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron (HQHQSQDN), Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Miramar, CA to perform the duties of a Marine Corps Instructor of Water Survival.  During his time at the MCAS Miramar Training Tank, he was meritoriously promoted to the rank of Corporal (Cpl). In May of 2002, Cpl Hess received a lateral move to the 4066 MOS, and was promoted to the Rank of Sergeant (Sgt).  Upon completion of the Entry Level Small Systems Computer Specialist Course he was assigned as the NCOIC of the Field Response Team, HQHQSQDN, MCAS Miramar, CA. In July of 2005, Sgt Hess was assigned to 2nd Marine Division and deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF).  Upon returning from deployment, he was promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant (SSgt).  After returning to 2nd Marine Division he was assigned as the Data Plans Chief for II Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) Forward in support of OIF.  In June of 2008, SSgt Hess transferred to 7th Communications Battalion and was assigned as the Data Chief for the 31st MEU. In June of 2009, SSgt Hess transferred to Marine Corps Network Operations and Security Center, now the Marine Corps Cyber Operations Group, where he served as the Incident Manager for the Marine Corps.  During this assignment, he was promoted to the rank of Gunnery Sergeant (GySgt) and received a lateral move to the Information Assurance Technician MOS (0689). In June of 2011, GySgt was assigned to 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, CA.  From February to August of 2012, he was deployed with 1st Marine Division Forward in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.  In July of 2013, GySgt Hess was selected to receive the Information Assurance Scholarship Program to attend the Naval Post Graduate School.  While in attendance at the Naval Post Graduate School, he was promoted to the rank of Master Sergeant (MSgt). In July of 2015, MSgt Hess was assigned as the Staff Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge and Chief Instructor of the Cybersecurity Technician and Managers School House aboard 29 Palms California.  During this assignment, MSgt Hess was responsible for training and certifying over 200 Cybersecurity Technicians, and ~50 Cybersecurity Managers.  MSgt Hess was frocked to the rank of Master Gunnery Sergeant (MGySgt) in August of 2017. In Sept of 2017, MGySgt Hess assumed his post at I MEF initially serving as the Cybersecurity Chief, and then transitioning into the Cyberspace Operations Chief with the advent of the 17xx Occupational Field.  MGySgt Hess then transitioned to the MEF G-3 Fire and Effects Coordination Center (FECC) to assume the role of the Non-Kinetic Fires and Effects Chief, responsible for coordinating Operations Information Environment (OIE) effects into the Targeting Cycle. MGySgt Hess was selected from the Deputy Commandant of Information (DC I), Information Maneuver Division (IMD), Readiness Branch as the Cyberspace Operations Chief and Branch Chief to assume his current role as the DC I Senior Enlisted Advisor in June of 2021. MGySgt Hess's personal accomplishments and decorations include: The Meritorious Service Medal with one gold star, the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with four gold stars, the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal with two gold stars, a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management with an emphasis in Information Technology, a Master of Science degree in Cyber Systems and Operations with (6) NSA Certifications, and a PhD in Information Technology with an emphasis in Information Assurance and Cybersecurity. About: The Information Professionals Association (IPA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to exploring the role of information activities, such as influence and cognitive security, within the national security sector and helping to bridge the divide between operations and research. Its goal is to increase interdisciplinary collaboration between scholars and practitioners and policymakers with an interest in this domain. For more information, please contact us at communications@information-professionals.org. Or, connect directly with The Cognitive Crucible podcast host, John Bicknell, on LinkedIn. Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, 1) IPA earns from qualifying purchases, 2) IPA gets commissions for purchases made through links in this post.

In this episode of the CANA Connection Podcast our host Rob Cranston and a few other members of the CANA Team talk with the Leaders of the SoCal Tech Bridge Brandon Newell and Steve Harvey about Unmanned Logistics, Micro-Grids, and Electric Vehicles and how those systems are being put to use at MCAS Miramar now and into the future. If you would like more information on either the SoCal Tech Bridge events mentioned in this podcast visit the following: Electric and Unmanned Logistics Demonstration at https://www.canallc.com/eul-demoday Electric Mobility Symposium at https://www.canallc.com/electric-mobility Again, a big thanks goes out to LtCol Brandon Newell and Maj Steve Harvey of the SoCal Tech Bridge for this enlightening and fun conversation. If you would like to carry on the conversation with them about the Future of Unmanned Logistics visit SoCal Tech Bridge (navy.mil) A written transcription of this CANA Connection Podcast can be found on our website at CANA Connection Podcast: Let's talk about the future of EV and Unmanned Logistics (canallc.com) To listen to more CANA Connection head on over to canaadvisors.com/podcast while there also consider signing up for our CANA Connection newsletter, or join in the conversation in our community forum. And as always remember; Analyze. Assess. and Execute.

The Chula Vista Police Department is the first police agency in the nation to be able to respond to 911 calls and emergencies with drones. But the move has its critics. Meanwhile, there’s a fight going on to save The Flying Leathernecks Museum at MCAS Miramar. Plus, a deeper look at the KPBS special series covering small businesses impacted by the Pandemic.

My name is Sarah Sahutske and I am a 9 year United States Marine Corps veteran, serving from 2003 to 2012. I was stationed mostly within Southern California at MCAS Miramar and then at MCAGCC 29 Palms. I have 3 overseas deployments; Iraq in 2006 and back-to-back deployments to Afghanistan in 2010 & 2011. I worked primarily as a computer/network administrator and later had the opportunity to assist my unit on deployment as an aerial reconnaissance intel analyst. After deciding to exit the military in November 2012, I went on to study business and graduated from San Diego State University with my Bachelors of Science degree. I currently work at VET Tv as the Social Media Marketing Manager and have been with the company for a year now. VET Tv is an online streaming television network that creates humor for veterans by veterans. Our content is both entertaining and therapeutic. We call it Parody with a Purpose. We publish weekly episodes that parody the military experience for those who have served to offer therapeutic entertainment for the veteran community, in order to promote camaraderie and prevent veteran suicide. I now spend my time heavily involved in supporting the veteran community within San Diego. I enjoy volunteering to help other veteran-owned businesses and organizations become more connected with one another. I am also an official ambassador for Pin-Ups for Vets, where we visit the VA hospitals to visit our brothers and sisters who have no family or friends to come to visit them. We also sell calendars featuring female veterans posing as pin-ups to raise money for much needed medical equipment and you can find me featured as Miss August in the 2020 edition.  Thanks a ton! Sarah Sahutske - pronounced as (sa-hut-ski) Follow Sarah on ~Instagram: @vet_tv; @sarah.with.n.h ~Facebook: Vet Tv; Sarah Sautske ~YouTube: Vet Tv----Follow me: Erik Castillo: ~Facebook: Erik Castillo; Warrior Mindset and Motivation; Straight Couch Talk Podcast ~Instagram: @curly815; @straightcouchtalk ~YouTube: Warrior Mindset and Motivation; Straight Couch Talk Podcast ~Periscope: @curly815 ~Email: straightcouchtalk@gmail.com ~Paypal: @erikcastillo815 ~Venmo: @curly815 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/warrior-mindset-and-motiv/support

Jon "JP" Farnam is a Marine Corps veteran and former Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. An FA-18 pilot, JP did 26 years before retiring from the Marine Corps. During his time in command of MCAS Miramar, he oversaw 2,500+ personnel and an installation plant value of $2.8 billion. Today he has transitioned into a Chief Operations Officer role for KAB Medical Group in San Diego, CA. In addition to his work, he is the Chairman of the Board for Support The Enlisted Project (STEP), a non-profit focused on the financial wellbeing of junior enlisted service members and their families in the Southern California Region. E-6 and below enlisted service members in Southern California live at or below the poverty level. STEP's mission is to rapidly respond in times of extreme financial crisis (eviction, repossession, food insecurity, etc.) to resolve the crisis with financial support and then provide a financial education and plan to avoid further crisis. Learn more about Support The Enlisted ProjectFurthermore, JP is a board member for Angels of America's Fallen, a phenomenal non-profit that is focused on the children of military members and first responders who have lasttheir lives. Angels of America's Fallen is focused on the Children of fallen US service members and first responders. In particular, Angels covers the expense associated with actives outside of the home such as sports, clubs, music lessons, etc. that allow the children to learn new activities, compete in healthy environments and engage with positive influencers outside of their home. Angels support these children until their 18th birthday. Learn More about Angels of America's FallenThis is a great episode which follows the threads of Vet Pivot transition principles: LeadYourself, Your Family, and Your Community.For video of this episode go to the Vet Pivot YouTube channel.

Today Sept. 17, 2020, at 9:00 a.m. (0900 hours) the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum, we will reopen our gate to the museum off Miramar Road in San Diego, CA. at MCAS Miramar Air Station. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/patrick-ball/message

EPISODE SUMMARY Markian was born in Ukraine to U. S. Citizens of Ukrainian heritage. When he was a sophomore in high school, he moved to the United States to Knoxville, Tennessee. After graduating from Knoxville Catholic High School and subsequently the United States Naval Academy, Markian commissioned as a Marine Corps Second Lieutenant with a pilot contract. Currently, he is stationed in sunny San Diego, California at MCAS Miramar with his beautiful wife Katya. Topics discussed: Creative financing Cashflow Multifamily REI Connect With Markian Sich Website: www.activedutypassiveincome.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/activedutypassiveincome Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ActiveDutyPassiveIncome Facebook Group (direct link): www.militaryrealestateinvesting.com

EPISODE SUMMARY Markian was born in Ukraine to U. S. Citizens of Ukrainian heritage. When he was a sophomore in high school, he moved to the United States to Knoxville, Tennessee. After graduating from Knoxville Catholic High School and subsequently the United States Naval Academy, Markian commissioned as a Marine Corps Second Lieutenant with a pilot contract. Currently, he is stationed in sunny San Diego, California at MCAS Miramar with his beautiful wife Katya. Topics discussed: Creative financing Cashflow Multifamily REI Connect With Markian Sich Website: www.activedutypassiveincome.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/activedutypassiveincome Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ActiveDutyPassiveIncome Facebook Group (direct link): www.militaryrealestateinvesting.com

In the latest episode of The G2 on 5G, Anshel and Will Cover:1. The Chinese government is mulling sanctions against Nokia & Ericsson - is it rational despite the ongoing pressure by the United States? Across the pond the United Kingdom is exploring 5G assistance from Japan given the Huawei void - but are NEC and Fujitsu capable?2. T-Mo 5G Update, Standalone 5G in Q3 and Adding 2.5 in Houston, Chicago and LA3. AT&T 2Q earnings and 5G pricing announcement4. 5G at MCAS Miramar, First 5G on Military Base, San Diego already has a few spots of VZW 5G5. HPE 5G lab announcement and what it means for advancing open, multi-vendor 5G solutions6. China Mobile adds 14.4 million 5G Subs in June, Claims 70 million 5G Subs

With the announcement of UFC San Diego's cancellation it feels like the perfect time to grab some frosty beverages and record a commentary for the first UFC card in San Diego, UFC Fight Night 7 Sanchez vs Riggs, which took place at the MCAS base in Miramar in front of Marines. We recorded this Saturday night after episode 152. Just start the card when we count you down and you'll be queued up with us. Frosty beverages and/or edibles are highly recommended. You can find UFC Fight Night 7 Sanchez vs Riggs on FightPass by going to Fight Library > UFC Replays > 2006 Subscribe to our show on Apple Podcasts Follow us on Twitter Check out our show and other MMA podcasts on mmapodcast.com Music: Celestial Sustenance by MustachioCheck out Mustachio's new album Gradients available now on Cassette, Amazon and Spotify! Check out our friends over at PodgodzRIP Ryan Bennett

Flight Carrying Passengers From Coronavirus Affected Cruise Lands at MCAS Miramar, SDUSD Passes Emergency Resolution Over Virus, SDSU Moving Classes Online After Spring Break, UCSD to Suspend In-Person Courses to Start Spring Quarter, Coachella and Stagecoach Postponed Over Coronavirus Concerns, SDSO Honored For Quick Response During Poway Shooting and First Alert Forecast.

Some Passengers Aboard Grand Princess Cruise Ship to be Quarantined at MCAS Miramar, MTS Coronavirus Cleaning, Indian Wells Tennis Tournament Canceled, USA Olympic Softball Clinic and Rainy First Alert Forecast.

First Group Back Home After Coronavirus Quarantine At MCAS Miramar, Kellen Winslow Jr. Sentencing, Oceanside Pure Water Project, SpaceX Wants to Launch 4 Tourists Into Super High Orbit, San Ysidro DMV Office Open on Saturday for REAL ID Event and First Alert Forecast.

First Group at MCAS Miramar Allowed to Leave Coronavirus Quarantine, Suspicious Fires Investigated in Linda Vista, Today is the Last Day to Register to Vote in the CA Primary, California Tower Reopens After Seismic Retrofit, California Wine Prices May Drop to Lowest in 20 Years and First Alert Forecast.

Second Flight from Wuhan China arrives at MCAS Miramar today, Suspected Jewelry thief arrested, East County High School on alert, John Legend Comes to San Diego, and Air and Water Don't mix in North County

MCAS Miramar prepares for flight from China, Local Family Stuck in China, Mira Mesa High School Grad Shines Bright at Super Bowl, Aztecs Remain Perfect

Mark Balmert, Executive Director of the San Diego Military Council (SDMAC), is joined by Andrew Dyer, Military Reporter for The San Diego Union-Tribune, to talk about aircraft carrier movements to San Diego, and the F-35 fighter jets coming to Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. Balmert and Dyer discuss increased security at local military bases due to the recent events in the Middle East, along with the January 22 SDMAC Breakfast.

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Mark welcomes Bob Beckel to the show to discuss the firing of Rex Tillerson and what it means for the administration, and especially how Bob feels about President Trump altogether. We also breaking into live feeds of News 8 and its coverage of President Trump touching down at MCAS Miramar and making his way to Brown Field to check out the border wall prototypes.

Joanna is a Veteran of the United States Marine Corps. She served as a Field Radio Operator (0621) and as a Recruiter (8411). She served honorably from 1998-2007 (E-6 SSgt) and deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003 with 3D MAW, MWSS 373, MCAS Miramar. Having to overcome her own transition obstacles; Joanna made the commitment to help other Veteran s transition more successfully. She became a well-known veteran advocate in the AZ community with her previous work at ASU’s Pat Tillman Veterans Center (2012-2015) and her many involvements in the non-profit/volunteer space. She works tirelessly to help bridge the divide between transitioning veterans and the civilian community. She serves as a voluntary board member with ASU’s Veterans Chapter of the Alumni, S.E.E.4 Vets and the AZ Veterans Court Mentor Project. She volunteers to help raise funds for the Marine Corps Scholarship Fund—AZ campaign, teaches career transition curriculum for Fourblock.org, and is a member of the Jar Head Professionals group. Joanna is married to Mr. Jobiin Sweatt since 1997 and they have three beautiful children, Jeriah (19), Jobiin Jr. (17), and Jordin (15).

Sgt. Wayne Weston, a Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron armorer aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., shares the importance of the armory in the Marine Corps. Armorers clean, repair and provide physical security for a number of weapons used by the Marines.

Marines with the Infantry Officer's Course conducted a long range raid on San Clemente Island, Calif., March 24. The Marines were lifted approximately 70 miles off the coast of southern California by Third Marine Aircraft Wing and East Coast aircraft. The Marines also used new technology to plan before boots hit the ground.

Guests this hour include - Jan Goldsmith (City Attorney), Joel Anderson (State Senator), and Claire Kats (Food Fight Radio) HIGHLIGHT of the hour - Bill Wells (City Councilman) on El Cajon Red-Light Cameras It's hour number 3 on The Mark Larson Show! Jan Goldsmith has a feud with Mayor Bob Filner over tourism! Will anyone budge? Also Joel Anderson tells about the salute to the Tuskegee Airman, and the ceremony at MCAS Miramar. KCBQ has a GREAT weekend shows and Mark has Claire Kats from our own Food Fight Radio on the air to talk all things food! And we'll relive Bill Wells talking about the red light SCAMeras in El Cajon! Have a GREAT weekend from The Mark Larson Show!

The Miramar Minute - Oct. 25, 2011 Feature about cryogenics Marines aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., without graphics. Available in high definition