On this episode of Tactically Acquired, we partnered with Campbell Media to produce a special episode featuring Vietnam Combat Veterans Paul Terry and Don Medley sharing their living histories. "I fired - he fired; he about fell on me (we were that close to each other) ... I have to live with that" Paul Terry, Vietnam Veteran. "Catkiller, you have been hit --- heavy flames and black smoke coming from your plane" Don Medley, Vietnam Veteran. Plus, other incredible stories from two living veteran legends.

Tactically Acquired is grateful to be sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656.

Our goal is to document military connected living history in a fun and easy environment. We will capture the stories of our active duty, guard, reservists, veterans, ROTC, their families, and community partners. Sharing their stories, adventures, and journeys across the military life cycle.

The podcast is for anyone interested in joining the military, has been a part of the military, or who wishes to learn more about military life. In addition, we want to bridge the growing military-civilian divide through education.

This is “unfiltered” meaning we will go over the good, the bad, and yes, maybe even the ugly of being a military connected individual.

This is from Northern Kentucky University’s Veterans Resource Station in partnership with the Department of History. Produced by Professor Kevin Eagles and Edited by Alisha Burnett.

Learn More from this episode by visiting:

Vietnam History: Vietnam | History, Population, Map, Flag, Government, & Facts | Britannica

Campbell Media: Home - Campbell Media

Veterans Resource Station: https://inside.nku.edu/veterans.html

Watch the original episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/At75zvjBd_4

Department of History: https://inside.nku.edu/artsci/departments/history.html

Proudly Sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656

Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au

On this episode of Tactically Acquired, learn how to navigate the government, be a mover, a shaker, and leader with Mr. Grayson Beckham who joins us in studio to discuss his unique and very cool experience at Boys State and Boys Nation. He takes us through what Boys and Girls State and Nation are, how to be selected, how to acquire potential funding, the advantages of accomplishing, when you can accomplish, and the benefits of completing such a life-growing experience. This fascinating episode also discusses his plans for the future, alumni, and many other topics.

Tactically Acquired is grateful to be sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656.

Our goal is to document military connected living history in a fun and easy environment. We will capture the stories of our active duty, guard, reservists, veterans, ROTC, their families, and community partners. Sharing their stories, adventures, and journeys across the military life cycle.

The podcast is for anyone interested in joining the military, has been a part of the military, or who wishes to learn more about military life. In addition, we want to bridge the growing military-civilian divide through education.

This is “unfiltered” meaning we will go over the good, the bad, and yes, maybe even the ugly of being a military connected individual.

This is from Northern Kentucky University’s Veterans Resource Station in partnership with the Department of History. Produced by Professor Kevin Eagles and Edited by Alisha Burnett.

Learn More from this episode by contacting Grayson at graysonbeckham01@gmail.com or by visiting:

Boys State & Boys Nation: https://www.legion.org/get-involved/youth-programs/boys-state-boys-nation

Girls State & Girls Nation: https://www.legion-aux.org/ala-girls-nation

Veterans Resource Station: https://inside.nku.edu/veterans.html

Watch the original episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/3hX2sSrxpJ4

Department of History: https://inside.nku.edu/artsci/departments/history.html

Proudly Sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656

Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au

On this episode of Tactically Acquired, we are doing a throwback episode on the Veterans Cemetery - North, in Williamstown Kentucky. Learn about burial benefits and about the award-winning cemetery here in Northern Kentucky.

Tactically Acquired is grateful to be sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656.

Our goal is to document military connected living history in a fun and easy environment. We will capture the stories of our active duty, guard, reservists, veterans, ROTC, their families, and community partners. Sharing their stories, adventures, and journeys across the military life cycle.

The podcast is for anyone interested in joining the military, has been a part of the military, or who wishes to learn more about military life. In addition, we want to bridge the growing military-civilian divide through education.

This is “unfiltered” meaning we will go over the good, the bad, and yes, maybe even the ugly of being a military connected individual.

This is from Northern Kentucky University’s Veterans Resource Station in partnership with the Department of History. Produced by Professor Kevin Eagles and Edited by Alisha Burnett.

Learn More from this episode by visiting:

Kentucky Veterans Cemetery - North in Williamstown Kentucky: https://veterans.ky.gov/Cemeteries/Pages/Kentucky-Veterans-Cemetery-North.aspx

Kentucky Cemetery Application: https://veterans.ky.gov/Documents/Interment%20Application%20KVCN%20Sep22.pdf

Veterans Resource Station: https://inside.nku.edu/veterans.html

Watch the original episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/3hX2sSrxpJ4

Department of History: https://inside.nku.edu/artsci/departments/history.html

Proudly Sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656

Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au

On this episode of Tactically Acquired, we are doing a throwback episode that originally aired on the Veterans Resource Station Webinar. Several students have asked us to do a podcast on the basics of educational benefits. We will cover the most popular benefits and give tips and tools to being successful in using them here at Northern Kentucky University. See the video aspect or schedule and appointment on our website https://inside.nku.edu/veterans.html

Tactically Acquired is grateful to be sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656.

Our goal is to document military connected living history in a fun and easy environment. We will capture the stories of our active duty, guard, reservists, veterans, ROTC, their families, and community partners. Sharing their stories, adventures, and journeys across the military life cycle.

The podcast is for anyone interested in joining the military, has been a part of the military, or who wishes to learn more about military life. In addition, we want to bridge the growing military-civilian divide through education.

This is “unfiltered” meaning we will go over the good, the bad, and yes, maybe even the ugly of being a military connected individual.

This is from Northern Kentucky University’s Veterans Resource Station in partnership with the Department of History. Produced by Professor Kevin Eagles and Edited by Alisha Burnett.

Learn More from this episode by visiting:

Veterans Resource Station: https://inside.nku.edu/veterans.html

Watch the original episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/KJ7JXRf8ChM

Department of History: https://inside.nku.edu/artsci/departments/history.html

Proudly Sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656

Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au

On this episode of Tactically Acquired, we are doing a throwback episode that originally aired on Veterans In Bars Getting Bourbon, an award-winning public access show. Today's special guest is Navy Veteran Rey Centeno, who explains the purpose behind his development of his phone app - No Warriors Left Behind. Learn about Rey's Living History and a little about bourbon as we discuss, the importance of camaraderie, and transition support. This special episode is on Veteran Suicide Awareness Month; if you are in the military or a veteran and need immediate support, dial 988, then Press 1 to connect to the Veterans Crisis Line.

Tactically Acquired is grateful to be sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656.

Our goal is to document military connected living history in a fun and easy environment. We will capture the stories of our active duty, guard, reservists, veterans, ROTC, their families, and community partners. Sharing their stories, adventures, and journeys across the military life cycle.

The podcast is for anyone interested in joining the military, has been a part of the military, or who wishes to learn more about military life. In addition, we want to bridge the growing military-civilian divide through education.

This is “unfiltered” meaning we will go over the good, the bad, and yes, maybe even the ugly of being a military connected individual.

This is from Northern Kentucky University’s Veterans Resource Station in partnership with the Department of History. Produced by Professor Kevin Eagles and edited by Alisha Burnett.

Learn More from this episode by visiting:

Veterans Crisis Line Dial 988 then press 1 or CHAT Option: https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/#:~:text=Available%2024%2F7%3A,responder%20will%20listen%20and%20help.

Veterans Resource Station: https://inside.nku.edu/veterans.html

Watch the original episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/KJ7JXRf8ChM

Department of History: https://inside.nku.edu/artsci/departments/history.html

Proudly Sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656

Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au

On this episode of Tactically Acquired we have the founders of the Student Organization N.K.U. Vets later renamed to NORSE Vets to discuss their involvement, commitment and the reasons for starting this support military, veteran, and family group at Northern Kentucky University. Learn about the history of NORSE VETS, each participants military stories, transition struggles, and the comradery still driven by this amazing and visionary group. Please join us as we sit with Dave Merriss, Jesse Neack, Ian Kirst, Brad Barker and Jeremy Lovell.

Tactically Acquired is grateful to be sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656.

Our goal is to document military connected living history in a fun and easy environment. We will capture the stories of our active duty, guard, reservists, veterans, ROTC, their families, and community partners. Sharing their stories, adventures, and journeys across the military life cycle. The podcast is for anyone interested in joining the military, has been a part of the military, or who wishes to learn more about military life. In addition, we want to bridge the growing military-civilian divide through education.

This is “unfiltered” meaning we will go over the good, the bad, and yes, maybe even the ugly of being a military connected individual. This is from Northern Kentucky University’s Veterans Resource Station in partnership with the Department of History. Produced by Professor Kevin Eagles and edited by Alisha Burnett.

Learn More from this episode by visiting:Veterans Resource Station: https://inside.nku.edu/veterans.html
Department of History: https://inside.nku.edu/artsci/departments/history.html

Proudly Sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle atjason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656

Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au

On this episode of Tactically Acquired Rusty and Kevin discuss the importance of memorializing veteran history and finish the oral history of his father, Master Chief Tom "Doc" Eagles who was a 30 year combat veteran, Marine Corpsman, and Catholic monk. Please join us as we listen to the original oral history with "Doc" Eagles and his wife Karin from October 2015.

Tactically Acquired is grateful to be sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656.

Our goal is to document military connected living history in a fun and easy environment. We will capture the stories of our active duty, guard, reservists, veterans, ROTC, their families, and community partners. Sharing their stories, adventures, and journeys across the military life cycle. The podcast is for anyone interested in joining the military, has been a part of the military, or who wishes to learn more about military life. In addition, we want to bridge the growing military-civilian divide through education.

This is “unfiltered” meaning we will go over the good, the bad, and yes, maybe even the ugly of being a military connected individual. This is from Northern Kentucky University’s Veterans Resource Station in partnership with the Department of History. Produced by Professor Kevin Eagles.

Learn More from this episode by visiting: Veterans Resource Station: https://inside.nku.edu/veterans.html
Department of History: https://inside.nku.edu/artsci/departments/history.html
People Working Cooperatively: www.pwchomerepairs.org
Waycross Community Media: https://www.youtube.com/@WaycrossCommunityMedia
See on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5Z_v2nUaZq8?si=Hlow8y1wZhEpI_Xv

Proudly Sponsored by the Kentucky Army National Guard learn more by contacting SSG Moertle at jason.a.moertle.mil@army.mil or 502-871-2656

Music by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au