Welcome to the podcast Army Veteran and National Guard Veteran, Chaplain Steve Veinotte. Since retiring from the military in 2022, Steve has taken on the role of Executive Director for Camp Resilience in New Hampshire. Camp Resilience serves military veterans, first-responders and their families by providing therapeutic retreats with a focus on outdoor experiential learning. To learn more, visit https://www.camp-resilience.org/

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Welcome back to the podcast Coast Guard Capt. Robert Hendrickson. This episode we tak to Bob about his experiences serving in the coast guard, how mentorship early in his career helped shape his leadership as captain, and the amazing places he was able to visit due to his service.

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Welcome to the podcast Army Veteran, Moira Ryan. Moira was inspired to join the military after the events of 9/11 and would go on to serve in the Army and Army Reserves. She continues to serve the veteran community today as an advocate fighting for Veteran Rights in NH.
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Welcome to the podcast Navy SEAL veteran, Jose Arteiro. Jose was born in the United States but moved to Angola, Africa as a young child. When civil war broke out, the American Red Cross evacuated him and his mother to his parents home country of Portugal. Later, as a teenager, he would move back to the United States and eventually serve the country of his birth. In this episode learn more about his upbringing and journey to become a Navy SEAL, his service experience and subsequent medical discharge, and how he works with SEALs today.
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"The strongest thing you will ever do is ask for help." In this episode we are joined by Shannon Taylor, Ambassador Program Director at Mission22, to discuss her work supporting veterans. Listener discretion is advised as this episode discusses mental health and suicide.

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On January 12, 2010, a catastrophic earthquake struck Haiti affecting three million people. Governments and organizations from around the world came to help, including Coast Guard Cutters Forward, Mohawk, and Tahoma, already on patrol in the Caribbean. Thirteen years after the recovery efforts, we welcome two of the commanding officers of those cutters to this episode.

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