KEEP YOUR HONOR CLEAN: My Lai (Part 1)

How could an American rifle company kill over 500 civilians — elderly, women, children and babies?  How did American soldiers rape women with other watching? How could the US Army Division, who owned that company, cover it up?  How could only one person be convicted in the case?

How do they live with it?

What made one helicopter land and intervene in the massacre?

One of the most incredibly horrific events in US Military history and another example of “leadership at the point of confrontation” — you’ll hear their voices.

In this hour, you’ll hear Col David Hackworth, USA (ret), the most decorated Soldier of the Korea/Vietnam era and the author of About Face and Randy Roberts discuss the overall incident.

Listening to this will leave your jaw on the floor and your brain wondering why as a leader I was never taken through the details of these events.

 

THE AFTERMATH OF MOSUL: John Ubaldi

John Ubaldi
MGySgt USMC (ret)
Founder, The Ubaldi Reports

The principal of The Ubaldi Reports, John Ubaldi joins to talk about what comes next in Mosul.  With large scale resistance quelled, the task now turns to what comes next?  What role will Iran plan in the aftermath of Mosul?  Will a Sunni population accept a largely Shiite Iraqi Army?

Always interesting.

POLICE SHOOTING IN MINNEAPOLIS, ARSON & MOSUL: Alex Hollings

Alex Hollings
Former Sgt, USMC
SOFREP Contributing Editor

Alex Hollings is a former Marine and a Contributing Editor at SOFREP.  He joined us today for an interesting conversation about police shootings, the arson fire at his home and winning the peace after the fighting is done in Mosul.

Always an interesting guest, don’t miss this.

THE HISTORY OF FRENCH TOAST: Kim Holmes

KIm Holmes
ALL MARINE RADIO
OFFICIAL CHEF

Kim Holmes joined us to talk a little food history.

– Did you know that French Toast is not a French invention?

– Did you know that Italian sausage was an invention that sought to preserve meat in the warm Italian climate?

– Did you know that Polish sausage WAS invented in Poland and is a staple of the polish diet?

FOOD HISTORY… who knew it was so interesting?!

LEADERSHIP, TRANSITIONING & ECHO IN RAMADI: Scott Huesing

Scott Huesing
Major, USMC (ret)

Scott Huesing, Major USMC (ret) joined us to talk about his career as an infantry Marine… both as an enlisted Marine and an officer… his transition from the active duty to civilian after twenty-four years of service as a Marine, becoming a author (Echo in Ramadi), a public speaker, a veteran’s advocate and a CEO of his own consulting company.

Scott has interesting things to say about becoming a writer and pointed things to say about leadership and why it’s important for leaders to genuinely care about those they lead.

Great stuff!