Council of Colonels

An Amazing show with guest Jared Knott, author of Tiny Blunders/Big Disasters: Thirty-Nine Tiny Mistakes That Changed the World Forever. Knott was a decorated combat infantry officer in Vietnam in the First Air Cavalry Division.

Watch the boys from the Council of Colonels discuss what is going on Today in our nation. Over 60 years of military experience.

Watch the boys from Council of Colonels discuss today's news with congressional candidate for Nevada Noah Malgeri. Lots to discuss today.

Council of Colonels interviewing the President and Vice of Stand Together Against Racism and Radicalism in the Services STARRS

The Oct. 4, 2017, ambush of a U.S. Army Special Forces team by militants aligned with the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara caught the American public and the U.S. military flat-footed. The ambush sparked debate over the role U.S. forces played in Africa by shining a spotlight on far-flung missions many people weren’t even aware were underway. The U.S. military investigation that followed did little to tamp down on the questions that bothered Michelle Black, the widow of Green Beret Staff Sgt. Bryan Black, who was among the four U.S. soldiers and five Nigeriens slain in the ambush.

US Army Lt. Colonel, American University professor, public policy leader, and former US Senate candidate from Virginia. He is coauthor with Daniel Huang of the new book, Wounding Warriors: How Bad Policy Is Making Veterans Sicker and Poorer.

Only the boys of Council of Colonels today. Lee and Carl talking about the Virginia Election night results. And many more of today's issues

Council of Colonels will interview Dennis Haugh. Dennis Haugh is a jack of all trades: Cold War warrior, mathematician, computer scientist, heavy-metal guitarist, motorhead, farmer, and historian. He is the author of two books on the US Constitution.

Lee and Carl get the pleasure to interview Lawrence P Hebron, author of AR2: The Second American Revolution.

Tom Norton is an America-First, Conservative Veteran running for Congress as a republican in Michigan’s Third District. Tom believes in the American dream because he’s lived it. He learned to value hard work while growing up on his family’s farm and he used those values to go from infantry soldier to small business owner and top salesman for a national company. A veteran of the Afghan War, Tom returned home and was inspired to run for public office in the Village of Sand Lake. As a Village Trustee and then Village President, Tom secured funding for infrastructure improvements that built better roads and provided quality drinking water, while also balancing the budget and protecting it from the local establishment swamp.

Once again the boys from Council of Colonels are outdone by Marine Jessie Jane Duff. A show packed of facts that you don't see anywhere else.

The boys from Council of Colonels with guest host Rob Manness and guest Lt Col Sargis Sangari. Lt Colonel (R) Sargis Sangari was born and raised in Iran. U.S. Army Retired. CEO and Founder, Near East Center for Strategic Engagement Retired US Army Colonel who saw extensive combat in the Middle East as a Special Operations Forces soldier. Expertise in Middle East Military Strategies. He will blow your mind!

CoC guest-James Kitfield, Sept 14th, 2021 32:40 Today we have : James Kitfield, author of In the Company of Heroes: The Inspiring Stories of Medal of Honor Recipients from America's Longest Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. He is currently a contributing editor and former senior national security correspondent for the Atlantic Media Company and National Journal An award-winning military journalist tells the amazing stories of twenty-five soldiers who've won the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest military award.

Council of Colonel will interview Tom Amenta. Writer of the book: The Twenty-Year War. Tom Amenta was born in Chicago, IL, and grew up in the area before enlisting, against his family’s wishes, into the United States Army on his 18th birthday. Following his five years as a member of the 75th Ranger Regiment, including two combat tours in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, Tom earned his degree in political science from the University of Illinois. Tom spent the next eight years as the COO of the veteran lifestyle apparel company Ranger Up. He pioneered the veteran lifestyle apparel category and helped grow Ranger Up into the premier company in the space. At Ranger Up, he passionately advocated for veterans’ causes in many spaces, including lobbying Senate service committees. Later, he helped produce and starred in the only fully veteran-produced Hollywood movie, Range 15. He is a passionate advocate for veteran entrepreneurship and assisting veterans in transition, which led him to author his first book, The Twenty-Year War. Tom is the Chief Development Officer of United Valor.