SSGT Tim Chambers is a Marine Corps Veteran, Author, Motivational Speaker, Highschool Mascot, and AMVETS Spokesperson. Most people know of him from standing at attention in Washington D.C. for Rolling Thunder every Memorial Day Weekend. He also visits Veterans throughout the year in hospitals, homes, and even on their deathbeds. Tim pays for everything out of his own pocket, but you can help by becoming a Sponsor, making a donation or purchasing products from his website at The Saluting Marine.

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Victoria Yassem was a manager at Michael Kors in Baltimore City. Riots broke out in April of 2015 and she had to barricade herself and others in the bathroom of the store because rioters were trying to break in. Meanwhile, her husband Eric, a Baltimore County Police Officer was home watching things unfold on the news, feeling helpless because he couldn't get down to Baltimore City.

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Mark Sadzinski served in the Marines for Four Years, Three Months, Twenty Three Days, Seven Hours and Fifteen Minutes. Most people that serve start counting down to their final day during their last few months or year, not from day one. Mark has a reason he knows the time down to the minutes and he explains it on this episode.

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George Wooden served in the Marine Corps and joined the Maryland State Police afterwards. George tells us why he didn't get the MOS he wanted in the Marines and his work in the Maryland State Police and how much everything has changed since he retired.

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Gene Cassidy is a former Baltimore City Police Officer. He was patrolling Baltimore's Western District when he noticed a person he thought was wanted. Gene was shot in the head during the ensuing brawl. His life was spared, but he lost his sight completely, irreversibly, and permanently. 

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What happens when you have 4 Marines sit down to talk about the time they served? Oh, and for the Marine Corps Birthday? The discussion is interesting and unfiltered.

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Coming November 10, 2021!!!

A monthly podcast featuring men and women that have serve or served in the military or as a first responder. These men and women have taken an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America... a Lifetime Oath

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