Combat Vet Vision

Aaron Q. Seibert

Aaron Q. Seibert having 3 Combat tours now serves as a Wounded Warrior Liaison, Vice President of the Warrior Built Foundation and heads the West Coast offices of the PTSD Foundation of America providing Peer-to-Peer PTSD Discussion. Aaron is a Keynote speaker for multiple Military, Civilian and non-profit organizations in supporting the needs of our Combat Veterans and educating the public. Bringing his experiences and expertise to the Public he has launched “Combat Vet Vision”, An on-demand internet radio show to expand his reach with the goal of helping more and more Vet’s. We Support https://warriorbuilt.org/ http://ptsdusa.org/get-help/ptsd-chapters/southern-california/ Strength & Honor

  1. 4d ago

    Exploring the Journey of a Navy Veteran: A Tale of Service and Transition

    This podcast episode delves into the intricate narratives of military service, specifically focusing on the experiences and reflections of veterans. Our guest, Jim, provides a profound account of his journey through the Navy, highlighting significant moments that shaped his life, including his transition from active duty to civilian life. The discussion underscores the importance of community connections and the invaluable support provided by various organizations dedicated to veterans. We explore the multifaceted nature of military service, encompassing both the challenges faced and the camaraderie forged among service members. Ultimately, this episode serves as a testament to the resilience and adaptability of those who have served, while emphasizing the continued need for dialogue and support within the veteran community. Takeaways: This podcast serves as an invaluable platform for veterans, their families, and supporters to share their stories.The importance of community connections and support systems for veterans is emphasized throughout the discussion.Jim recounts his diverse experiences in the Navy, highlighting the significance of adaptability and resilience.Listeners gain insights into the challenges faced during military transitions and the ongoing support available through various organizations.The episode underscores the necessity of awareness regarding the mental health resources accessible to veterans.Jim's narrative illustrates the profound impact of military service on personal growth and life choices post-service. Co-Host & Production Team Host: Aaron Q. Seibert https://linktr.ee/aqseibert Retired Navy Chief Corpsman, Purple Heart recipient, Combat Action Ribbon recipient, veteran advocate, and board member of the Veterans Transition Resource Center. Co-Host: James "JB" Brown United States Coast Guard Veteran. Veterans Transition Resource Center (VTRC) Producer: Brian Colburn https://linktr.ee/Bcolburn

    56 min

  2. Jun 16

    SERVING THOSE WHO SERVE: KRISTEN MADDOX'S LEGACY OF SUPPORTING AMERICA'S TROOPS AND VETERANS

    This podcast episode centers on the urgent and poignant narrative of Dennis, a Vietnam veteran who faces the imminent threat of homelessness after residing in his home for 46 years. Our guest, Kristen Maddox, passionately advocates for veterans and shares her profound commitment to ensuring that Dennis does not lose his home in the twilight of his life. Through her extensive involvement in the veteran community, Kristen recounts her journey of service, which was ignited by her desire to prevent her generation of veterans from experiencing the neglect faced by veterans of previous wars, such as her father. The episode delves into the broader implications of community support for veterans, emphasizing the critical need for collective action to safeguard those who have served. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the situation through Dennis's GoFundMe campaign, highlighting the power of individual contributions in effecting meaningful change within the veteran community. The discussion unfolds within the context of a heartfelt exploration of the myriad challenges faced by combat veterans, focusing particularly on the plight of an elderly Vietnam veteran named Dennis. As the narrative progresses, we delve into the complex emotional landscape that surrounds the potential displacement of this 88-year-old veteran, who has resided in his home for 46 years. The hosts compellingly articulate the juxtaposition of Dennis's decades-long stability with the imminent threat of homelessness, highlighting the broader societal issues that veterans encounter post-service. Through personal anecdotes and a commitment to advocacy, the podcast underscores the urgent need for community support and the transformative power of individual action. The episode serves as a clarion call for listeners to engage in meaningful ways, whether through donations or by simply sharing Dennis's story, thereby fostering a collective effort to ensure that no veteran is left behind in their time of need. Takeaways: This podcast episode highlights the importance of community support for veterans facing housing insecurity, particularly focusing on the story of Dennis, a Vietnam veteran.Kristen Maddox, a guest on the episode, emphasizes how personal experiences and family history inspire her dedication to helping veterans in need.The discussion underscores the significant impact that individual actions can have in assisting veterans, especially when they are at risk of homelessness.Listeners are encouraged to actively participate in helping veterans by sharing stories and resources, thus fostering a sense of community and support.The episode illustrates the challenges faced by aging veterans, particularly those who have lived in the same home for decades and are confronted with displacement.Kristen's narrative serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience of veterans and the collective responsibility to ensure they receive the care and support they deserve.

    57 min

  3. Jun 9

    R.J. Dough U.S. Air Force Helicopter Pilot, and Co-Founder of Veterans Transition Resource Center

    This podcast delves into the profound experiences of RJ Rowe, a distinguished United States Air Force veteran and co-founder of the Veterans Transition Resource Center. We explore his motivations for enlisting in the Air Force, which stemmed from a desire to take responsibility for his education and future. Throughout our discussion, RJ shares his remarkable journey from piloting helicopters to his pivotal role in supporting veterans’ transitions to civilian life. We also examine the critical need for advocates and resources to assist veterans and their families in navigating benefits and services. Ultimately, this conversation underscores the importance of community and support systems in enhancing the lives of veterans and their loved ones. The podcast delves into the profound narratives of veterans and their journeys, with a particular focus on RJ Rowe, a retired United States Air Force pilot. RJ shares the motivations behind his enlistment in the Air Force, tracing back to childhood conversations that influenced his decision to pursue a military career. His experiences in flight dynamics and the responsibilities associated with being a pilot are articulated in a manner that elucidates the complexities and challenges of military aviation. The discussion transitions to RJ's tenure at Edwards Air Force Base, where he was intricately involved in flight test support, detailing the high-stakes nature of his missions and the rigorous training required to operate in such an environment. The episode encapsulates the essence of service, sacrifice, and the unique camaraderie shared among those who have donned the military uniform, culminating in a reflective exploration of how these experiences shape their lives post-service. Takeaways: This podcast episode emphasizes the importance of sharing personal veteran stories to foster understanding.Veterans Transition Resource Center plays a crucial role in assisting veterans with their transitions.The discussion highlights the significance of education and training in military careers and their implications.Listeners are encouraged to understand the various benefits available to veterans and their families.The podcast stresses the need for volunteers to support veterans in need of assistance and resources.It is essential for veterans to communicate their benefits knowledge to their spouses for better support.

    58 min

  4. Jun 9

    Lt Col John J McBreaty USA Part 2

    This podcast episode delves into the multifaceted narratives of veterans, emphasizing the significance of storytelling as a therapeutic endeavor for those who have served. We provide a platform for veterans to articulate their experiences, transitions, and the myriad opportunities presented to them through various nonprofit organizations. Our esteemed guest, Colonel Mack, shares insights into his writing journey, highlighting his collaboration with fellow veterans to document their stories and foster a supportive writing community. The discussion also touches on the profound impact of mentorship and shared experiences in navigating post-military life. Ultimately, this episode serves as a testament to the resilience of veterans and the importance of their voices in shaping a collective narrative of healing and growth. Takeaways: This podcast serves as a crucial platform for veterans to share their experiences and stories.The importance of mentorship and support within the veteran community is emphasized throughout the episode.Listeners are encouraged to explore various writing opportunities as a therapeutic outlet for veterans.The discussion highlights the significance of community involvement in supporting veterans' transitions to civilian life. Host: Aaron Seibert Retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer (FMF), Combat Wounded Veteran https://linktr.ee/aqseibert

    1 hr

  5. May 26

    Empowering Veterans: Coaching for Life After Service

    This podcast episode serves as a poignant platform for veterans to share their narratives, emphasizing the significance of community and camaraderie among those who have served. We are privileged to welcome Brandon Jenkins, a distinguished United States Naval Officer with an extensive 24-year career, who shares his compelling journey from the Naval Academy to commanding a squadron. Jenkins articulates the profound impact of mentorship and coaching, both in his military career and in his subsequent transition to civilian life. Our discourse delves into the nuances of leadership, the importance of personal development, and the vital support systems available for veterans navigating their post-military experiences. Through this episode, we aspire to foster connection and empowerment within the veteran community, reinforcing the notion that no one fights their battles alone. Takeaways:Combat Vet Vision serves as a vital platform for veterans to share their experiences and connect with one another.The episode features Brandon Jenkins, a retired Naval Officer with extensive experience in military leadership and coaching.The importance of mentorship and coaching within the military community is emphasized throughout the conversation.Brandon discusses his journey to the Naval Academy and how it shaped his values and leadership philosophy over his 24 years of service.The podcast underscores the significance of personal development and self-awareness for veterans transitioning to civilian life.Listeners are encouraged to engage with resources like Tier One Coaching to enhance their personal and professional growth. LINKSChief - https://linktr.ee/aqseibert Warrior Built Foundation - https://warriorbuilt.org/ PTSD Foundation of America - https://ptsdusa.org/ Veterans Transition Resource Center. - https://vtrc.us/ Recon Chief Inc. - https://reconchief.com/

    1h 1m

  6. May 19

    The Challenges of VA Claims: A Veteran's Perspective on the System

    This podcast episode delves into the intricate and multifaceted experiences of veterans as they navigate their transitions from military to civilian life. Our discussion underscores the profound impact of camaraderie among veterans, emphasizing the critical role of community in providing support and understanding during these challenging transitions. We are joined by Jim Letner, a Vietnam War veteran, who shares poignant insights into his journey, including the psychological complexities associated with hyper-vigilance and the long-term effects of service-related experiences. As we address the issues of PTSD and the often-unseen struggles faced by veterans, we highlight the importance of seeking help and engaging with supportive networks. This episode serves as a vital reminder of the necessity for awareness and advocacy in the ongoing dialogue surrounding veteran care and support. The podcast delves into the intricate experiences of veterans as they navigate the complexities of life post-military service. The discussion is enriched by the insights of Jim Letner, a Vietnam veteran and former radio host, who shares his personal journey from being drafted into the Army to serving as a radioman during significant military campaigns. This episode serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by veterans, including the societal stigma that often accompanies their return. Letner recounts the harsh realities of reintegrating into civilian life, highlighting the emotional and psychological toll that military service can have, particularly for those returning from combat zones like Vietnam. The conversation also addresses the pervasive issue of PTSD and the importance of community support, emphasizing how veterans can benefit from shared experiences and camaraderie as they seek to transition successfully into civilian roles. Throughout the dialogue, there is a strong focus on the need for awareness and understanding of veterans' issues, particularly in relation to the Veterans Affairs system. Letner discusses the challenges veterans face when seeking assistance, often encountering bureaucratic obstacles that can hinder their access to necessary services. The podcast highlights the critical role of organizations like the Veterans Transition Resource Center (VTRC) in providing support, advocacy, and resources to veterans, fostering a sense of belonging and community. By sharing these stories, the podcast seeks to educate listeners on the sacrifices made by veterans and the ongoing struggles they face, ultimately fostering a deeper appreciation for their service and the complexities of their experiences in and out of uniform. Takeaways: The podcast serves as a platform for veterans, supporters, and volunteers to share insights about their experiences and transitions after military service.The importance of camaraderie among veterans is emphasized as a critical aspect of their shared experiences and support systems.Guest Jim Letner discusses the challenges faced by Vietnam veterans, particularly in terms of public perception and the treatment upon returning home.Hyper vigilance is identified as a significant issue for veterans, impacting their daily lives and relationships after combat service.The Veterans Transition Resource Center (VTRC) aims to assist veterans by providing resources to navigate their post-service challenges, including benefits and community support.There is a call for increased awareness and education regarding veterans' issues, including PTSD and the long-term effects of service-related experiences. Links referenced in this episode: vtrc.us Companies mentioned in this episode: VAVeterans Transition Resource CenterPTSD Foundation of AmericaWar Built FoundationWe Care Foundation

    1 hr

  7. May 12

    The Intersection of Duty and Healing: A Veteran's Perspective

    The central focus of this podcast episode revolves around the profound experiences and insights of Master Sergeant Norm Becker, a distinguished United States Air Force veteran, who now serves as an assistant fire chief in Charleston, South Carolina. Throughout the discussion, we delve into Norm's extensive military career, his transition to civilian life, and his ongoing commitment to supporting fellow veterans, particularly regarding PTSD and suicide prevention initiatives. Norm shares his journey from active duty to his current role, highlighting the significant challenges faced during his transition and the vital resources available for veterans in need. Moreover, we explore the innovative programs Norm has developed to address mental health issues within the fire service community, underscoring the importance of collaboration and mentorship in fostering resilience among first responders. This episode serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of service and the critical need for comprehensive support systems for our veterans and first responders alike. Takeaways: The podcast serves as a platform for combat veterans and their supporters to share their personal stories and experiences during their transition to civilian life.The conversation emphasizes the importance of mental health resources, particularly regarding PTSD and suicide prevention for veterans.Master Sergeant Norm Becker discusses his extensive experience in the Air Force and his ongoing commitment to supporting fellow veterans and first responders.The episode highlights the collaboration between various organizations to provide assistance and resources for veterans facing challenges in their lives.Norm Becker shares insights about his transition from military to civilian life, detailing the complexities he faced during this significant change.The discussion reveals the critical role that camaraderie plays in the recovery and support of veterans, showcasing how shared experiences can foster healing.

    1h 3m

  8. May 5

    CPT Kelly Galvin

    This episode of Combat Vet Vision features Kelly J. Galvin, a retired U.S. Army Captain with over 20 years of service, whose career spans both enlisted and officer roles across infantry, medical, and signal operations. Kelly shares a powerful and uncommon military journey, rising through the ranks before graduating Officer Candidate School as the Distinguished Honor Graduate. After retiring, he was recalled to active duty and deployed to Iraq in 2009 during the surge, adding another chapter to an already extensive career of service. His deployment experience became the foundation for his award-winning book PowerPoint Ranger: My Iraq War Logs, which has now been adapted into a screenplay recognized as a semi-finalist in the Chicago Script Awards 2026. Today, Kelly’s mission is deeply personal - serving as a caregiver to his disabled veteran wife, Sandy, while continuing to contribute to the veteran community through storytelling, writing, and advocacy. Resources for Veterans: Veteran in Media & Entertainment – https://vmeconnect.org/ Community Veteran Justice Project – https://www.cvjp.org/ Los Angeles County Veteran Resource Partners – https://www.cvjp.org/resource-partners Host: Aaron Seibert Retired U.S. Navy Chief | Combat Wounded Veteran (2006) 🔗 https://linktr.ee/aqseibert Co-Host: JB Brown U.S. Coast Guard Veteran | Chef | Veteran Advocate 🔗 Veterans Transition Resource Center – https://vtrc.us/ 🔗 ACF Chefs Las Vegas – https://acfchefslasvegas.org/get-to-know-chef-james-j-b-brown/

    1h 1m
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Aaron Q. Seibert having 3 Combat tours now serves as a Wounded Warrior Liaison, Vice President of the Warrior Built Foundation and heads the West Coast offices of the PTSD Foundation of America providing Peer-to-Peer PTSD Discussion. Aaron is a Keynote speaker for multiple Military, Civilian and non-profit organizations in supporting the needs of our Combat Veterans and educating the public. Bringing his experiences and expertise to the Public he has launched “Combat Vet Vision”, An on-demand internet radio show to expand his reach with the goal of helping more and more Vet’s. We Support https://warriorbuilt.org/ http://ptsdusa.org/get-help/ptsd-chapters/southern-california/ Strength & Honor

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  • Creator
    Aaron Q. Seibert
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2026
  • Episodes
    296
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Aaron Q. Seibert
  • Show Website
    Combat Vet Vision