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Introducing Co-Host Albert R. Renteria Retired Marine Corps chief warrant officer Albert R. Renteria served in the Marine Corps for 26 years. The ARRC® was founded by Albert R. Renteria April 1, 2000, and is a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Business advocating for the military and Veterans by providing expertise in business development and joint venture opportunities with commercial corporations.http://www.TheARRC.com/abouthttp://www.opps4vets.com/aboutThis Veterans Week we are celebrating and honoring Six veterans and their contributions within society: Valerie Ormond: United States Navy Captain Dr. Tammy Foster-Knight: United States Air Force Leonard Casiple: United States Army Daniel Garcia Payne: United States Marines Albert LaJeunesse: United States Marines Marilyn Jackson: United States Air Force Valerie Ormond retired as a Navy Captain after a 25-year career as an intelligence officer and then founded her own business, Veteran Writing Services, LLC. She provides companies and organizations professional writing, editing, and consulting services. Valerie has authored three novels centered around a military family. Believing In Horses, Believing In Horses, Too, and Believing In Horses Out West has won thirteen national and international awards including Gold Medals in the Military Writers Society of America (MWSA) book awards and first place in the National Federation of Press Women's national communication contest. Her fiction and non-fiction stories and poems have been published in ten books, and her articles have appeared internationally in magazines, newspapers, and blogs. For more information, please see www.believinginhorses.com and www.veteranwritingservices.com.Social Media:https://youtu.be/2GeDC7NBamADr. Tammy Foster-Knight brings 35 years of comprehensive blue-chip experience in military leadership, human capital development, business development, community service, and post-graduate academia. She spent 23+ years on active Air Force duty, entering in August 1987 as an Airman Basic/E-1. Having served in 10 different locations, including a 7-month deployment to Iraq, Dr. Foster-Knight retired in June 2011 as a Major/O-4, Manpower & Personnel officer. As an extension of her military service and the President of Dr. Tammy Foster-Knight, LLC; she advises organizations on the dynamics of leadership development, complex communications, and performance management.Social Media:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dr-tammy-foster-knightLeonard Casiple is a first-generation American who spent most of his 21-year career in US Army Special Operations as a Psychological Operations Specialist and Green Beret. He wakes up every day energized to help enhance the world. He finds meaning by deconstructing ideas, uncovering blind spots, and by seeking out new knowledge to map out efficient economic, political, and social ecosystems. His experience includes linguistics, area and cultural studies, strategic planning, operations, and crisis management, cross-regional logistics, and strategic community outreach.Daniel Garcia Payne was born and raised in San Jose, CA. He has been married 46 years to Mary Lynn Payne and they have two daughters Rachel and Rebecca. Daniel enlisted in the Marines on the 19th of July 1973. He had the intention of only doing 4 years then getting out and using the GI bill for college. He qualified for electronics school upon completion of boot camp and became a Missile Technician with a guided missile system. At the end of his enlistment, he was offered a re-enlistment bonus to re-enlist for another four years. Daniel took advantage of the offer and remained in the Marines for another four years. At the end of that time, he was offered another re-enlistment bonus and again re-enlisted. By this time consideration of making the Marines was discussed with his wife. He stayed in and put in for an Officers program. He was a single selection in his whole field with over two thousand applicants. Retired from the Marine Corps after 21 years of active-duty service and continued service as a federal government civilian. Current position is Senior Cyber Security Analyst for General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) in support of USAREUR in Wiesbaden Germany.Marilyn Jackson is a USAF Veteran (Electronic Crypto), Military Spouse (Army), and DoD Employee (Network Ops & Security & Intel) and is currently CEO of Undergrad Technologies, a Digital Technology and Engineering firm headquartered in Atlanta, GA.   Marilyn has spent over two decades in senior-level assignments innovating and ushering Fortune 500 companies into the Digital Age. Before founding Undergrid Technologies, Marilyn was one of the leaders of Verizon Innovation Vertical Team, the forward-looking Think Tank for new digital products and services.   Brought to you by J.C. Cooley Foundation  "Equipping the Youth of Today for the Challenges of Tomorrow" and OPPs4Vets " Handshakes not Handouts".Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin Haley joined the Army at 21-years-old as Military Police. His position quickly escalated to Protective Services Detachment (PSD). His work included guarding USAREUR HQ and the USAREUR 4 Star General's house. In addition, Haley was asked by General David McKiernan to deploy to Afghanistan as his PSD mission leader from 2008 to 2009.  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! Episode Intro Music: “Prelude” by “Silence & Light” (www.silenceandlightmusic.com) #veterans #army #afghanistan #inspiration #militarypolice #PTSD #history #service #hazardground #podcast Contact for notification: His email (kev_haley@hotmail.com)

Kill Tank Radio is the 2d Cavalry Regiment's official podcast. Command Sgt. Maj. Mike Burke and his guests discuss the rank of Sergeant. They provide advice, personal vignettes, and lessons learned that upcoming Army leaders can use to shape the rest of their Army careers. Guests include Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Redd, Sgt. 1st Class Gregory Johnson, Sgt. 1st Class Neil Damin, and Staff Sgt. Aaron Avellanoza.

Kill Tank Radio, the 2d Cavalry Regiment's official podcast. Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Burke and recent U.S. Army Ranger School graduates, Staff Sgt. Hazael Pedroza, Sgt. Nicholas Potter, and Sgt. Rustambeck Saidniyozov, discuss the Army’s premiere leadership course. Topics include the why 2d Cavalry Regiment leaders should attend Ranger School, their most challenging moment, and some of their stories during their training.

In this Joint Multinational Readiness Center “Train to Win” podcast, U.S. Army Lt. Col. Elliot Harris, Senior Observer Coach/Trainer assigned to the Vampire Team, talks with Maj. Jason Turner, Maj. Matthew Jensen, and Maj. Josh Zaruba about what it takes to be a successful field artillery major at a battalion and brigade.

Kill Tank Radio, the 2d Cavalry Regiment's official podcast. Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Burke sits down with the U.S. Army Europe Command Sergeant Major, Robert V. Abernethy to discuss transparent leadership and the lessons he's learned over 33 years of service.

Kill Tank Radio, the 2d Cavalry Regiment's official podcast. Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Burke sits down with Lt. Col. Justin "JB" Banez and Master Sgt. Matthew McKeegan to discuss the similarities and differences between the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Army leadership and NCO development.

Kill Tank Radio, the 2d Cavalry Regiment's official podcast. Command Sgt. Maj. Mike Burke and his guests discuss the importance of sponsorship. They highlight advice for inbound families and why service members' sponsorship duties are imperative to the successful integration of Soldiers and Families into the 2d Cavalry Regiment. Guests include: Sgt. First Class Justin Hollis, Sgt. Daniel Chan, Ms. Sarah Burke, and Ms. Kristin Voudouris.

In this Joint Multinational Readiness Center “Train to Win” podcast, Dr. Joyce Costello talks with U.S. Army Lt. Col. Elliot Harris and U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. John Bamba, Senior Observer Coach/Trainers assigned to the Vampire Team, about Fires trends at JMRC. Lt. Col. Harris and Command Sgt. Maj. Bamba address areas around massing fires, military decision-making process and targeting, ammunition management and opportunities for home station training

In this Joint Multinational Readiness Center "Train to Win" podcast, we speak with US Army Capt. Anthony Grajales, Distribution Company Primary Observer Coach/Trainer for the Brigade Support Battalion, about understanding logistics as a warfighter. Capt. Grajales discusses how one can understand logistics as a logistician as well as a warfighter. Questions such as the difference between a logistician and sustainer are addressed as well as how units can get the most out of their logistician.

In this Joint Multinational Readiness Center “Train to Win” podcast, guest host Staff Sergeant Greg Stevens talks with Lt. Col. Jonathan Bender, commander of 1st battalion, 8th cavalry regiment, about how his mustang soldiers performed during Combined Resolve XIII at the Hohenfels Training Center.

The Joint Multinational Readiness Center "Train to Win" podcast is a series of discussions with observer coach trainers who are involved in the training exercises. In this podcast, we talk with Lt. Col. Jason Vincent and Maj. Stuart Gallagher about an article they published that is in AUSA Army magazine titled, PSYOP, Civil Affairs Units Need to Prove Themselves.

Unknown to many Soldiers who train at Hohenfels Training Area, is an area with a dark history. Once a prisoner of war camp, an area nearby is the final resting place of Polish displaced people. In this podcast, Staff Sgt. Gregory Stevens share the history of cemetery and the ceremony Polish officials held at Hohenfels Training Area on Jan. 27, 2020.

The Joint Multinational Readiness Center "Train to Win" podcast is a series of discussions with observer coach trainers who are involved in the training exercises. In this podcast, we talk with Maj. Stuart Gallagher about hybrid warfare.

Explore Europe: Heidelberg Show Notes On this episode of Explore Europe brought to use by Used Car Guys we visit the beautiful and historic city of Heidelberg and discover it's charming streets, bridges, buildings and the castle. You can explore all the main attractions in one day so it's certainly worth putting into your diary.  Did you know that Heidelberg was host to the U.S. Military since the 7th Army moved it's HQ there in the 60s right up until USAREUR handed back the keys to all of the installations in 2015?    Here are the links from our Explore Europe Heidelberg episode: For finding ‘Happy Weekend’ train tickets: https://www.bahn.com/en/view/offers/regional/weekend-ticket-for-germany.shtml The restaurant that Michelle recommends: http://palmbraeugasse.de The restaurant and brewery that John recommends: http://www.heidelberger-kulturbrauerei.de/en The Philosopher’s Walk: https://www.tourism-heidelberg.com/explore/historical-sights/heiligenberg/philosophers-walk/index_eng.html Castle Illumination: http://www.heidelberg-marketing.de/en/events/highlights/castle-illuminations.html Heidelberg Castle: https://www.tourism-heidelberg.com/explore/historical-sights/schloss-heidelberg/index_eng.html Funicular Railway (to the Castle): https://www.tourism-heidelberg.com/explore/historical-sights/koenigstuhl/funicular-railway/index_eng.html United States Army Garrison Heidelberg: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Army_Garrison_Heidelberg   Are you planning a trip to Heidelberg? We would love to hear all about your trip and any tips you have for fellow explorers. Leave a comment below or tweet us at @explore_europe and use the hashtag #ExploreEurope   Podcast Conversation Timeline 00:01 - Where are we exploring today? 1:11 - Where is Heidelberg, and how do you get there? 1:39 - Traffic and parking 2:07 - Cheap Train Ticket Deals to Heidelberg 2:48 - What is the best public transport for exploring? 3:09  - The Hauptstrasse | - The longest shopping street in Germany!!! 4:13 - Things to see - The Church Of The Holy Spirit |  The Market   4:48 - The Karl Theodor Bridge 6:33 - The Christmas Markets at Heidelberg 7:21 - The Philosophers Weg - a trail not for the faint of heart 8:53 - So, what’s the food like in Heidelberg? John and Michelle give you their top recommendations. 12:29 - The History of Heidelberg 14:18 - The Main attraction of Heidelberg is the beautiful castle. Or as it’s called in Germany - The Schloss 14:56 - After all that culture, why not visit the world’s largest wine barrel? John tells us more. 15:27 - How do you get to the top of the castle?   17:15 - Is Heidelberg child-friendly? 18:03 - John’s tips for travelling with little explorers 18:59 - Michelle’s final travel tips to make your visit to Heidelberg exciting and memorable. 20:52 - Michelle’s sustainable travel tip, something to make us all more mindful travellers and reduce our impact on the planet as we explore more of it.   Please leave a comment/subscribe/tell a friend A Massive Thank You For Listening!

Sky Soldiers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade conduct exercise September Heat. Produced by Airman First Class Deven Schultz

U.S. and Greece are working together during the arrival of a new helicopter. News Break produced by Airman First Class Deven Schultz.

white level fix of Toy Drop 2017

Toy Drop 2017 in Flomborn, Germany.

Mobile Exchanges give deployed service members a taste of home. News break produced by Private First Class Arrian Matos.

U.S. Army Airborne soldiers and Serbian Special Forces train alongside each other during exercise Double Eagle Serbia 2017. News break produced by Airman First Class Deven Schultz.

Seaport operations are being conducted aboard the USNS Bob Hope. News break produced by Airman First Class Deven Schultz.

Artemis Strike Europe Spotlight

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is being celebrated by the Rose Barracks Dining Facility. News break produced by Airman First Class Deven Schultz.

AFN Stuttgart European update.

A convoy gunnery range is conducted by the 548th Transportation Company.

Security briefing at the George C. Marshall Center.

Noble Partner 2017 – Georgia Army National Guard jumps with Republic of Georgia Special Operation Forces

Situational training lanes are being conducted in the Baltic nation of Latvia as part of Saber Strike 2013. They aim to enhance combat readiness and the integration of coalition forces. Air Force Technical Sergeant Burt Traynor reports. Soundbites from CW3 Mike Ebinal, Cpt. Kesteris Kaspars, Sgt. 1st Class Brett Coffman.