American Warrior Radio

Tim Kiniry served with the 45th Evacuation Hospital in Europe. Her personally witnessed many of the horrors of war, but setting up in the notorious Buchenwald Concentration Camp to treat 600 prisoners was the worst thing he ever experienced in his life.

Steven Myers is a two-time Air Force Veteran and "serial entrepreneur". His was the first American since Charles Lindbergh to fly an airplane into the Kamchatka Peninsula of Russia. The resulting joint venture is a story with many twists and turns!

Brad Taylor is a former Delta Force Operator. He has found great success with his Pike Logan thriller series. The 17th novel in this best selling series was just released. Brad shares some fascinating stories about how he researches his novels.

Darrell Ahrens decided to write a book about his time flying combat in Vietnam so that his family would have a reference to that portion of his life. He shares numerous examples of how flying can be a dangerous business even when someone isn't shooting at you.

Air Force Combat Controllers are among the most highly trained personnel in our military. Two Veterans of the service join us to describe their service.

Wade Hubbard served five years in the Air Force and was awarded FIVE Distinguished Flying Cross medals. Six days before he was scheduled to return home he was shot down over Cambodia. Luckily he was rescued quickly because "the Khmer Rouge didn't take prisoners."

It was one of the greatest fighters of World War II. But it almost didn't make it off the assembly line. David and Margaret White have written an excellently researched book "Wings of War; The World War II Fighter Plane That Saved the Allies and the Believers Who Made It Fly".

When Joe Goldberg was with the CIA, espionage and propaganda were done the "old fashioned way". Things are different in the digital age. Joe now teaches college students how to discern the truth.

Nate Boyer earned the coveted Green Beret. Having never played a down of football he walked on at the Univ. of Texas and even played a game in the NFL. He has acted in major motion pictures and Co-Founded Merging Vets and Players to held athletes and military members work through their transitions together.

Diane Hight founded Forever Young Veterans in order to grant special wishes to Veterans and take them on healing trips back to the scene of their battles. Since 2006 over 2,500 Veterans have been granted Flights of Honor and special wishes. A new book "Forever Young Veterans; Stories of Sacrifice, Healing and Hope" tells some of their stories.