Ranger for Life The Darby Project

On this episode we talk with 2/75 Veteran Jeramiah Wegner. We discuss his acceptance to Columbia and how a Ranger Buddy helped him get accepted, and the volunteer efforts he has been involved with over the years and why he does it.

https://www.sentinelsoffreedom.org/
https://www.warrior-scholar.org/
https://missioncontinues.org/
https://www.elitemeet.us/
http://www.milvets.com/

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Zac Bell is a 3/75 mortarman who spent most of his career attached to 3-Delta. He currently works for the Department of Veteran Affairs under the Health Elegibility Center - for Enrollment Case Management.

Joe Lattimer is a Navy Veteran and has worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs for sixteen years. Started VA career as a Certified Veteran Service Representative in the Winston-Salem, NC. and has held various roles to include:
Military Retired Pay and Special Pay Programs Lead
Overseas Military Service Coordinator
Transition Assistant Program/Transition Liaison

We talk about what the VA is doing to assist with creating a life cycle within the armed forces. Please don't forget to leave a review on whatever platform you are listening to us on. We love feedback!!

RLTW

Former 3/75 Veteran Luke Ryan discusses his transition, going into the film industry, and how he has found his place in writing. He's recently published his first book. A work of fiction called "The First Marauder". Available on Amazon at : https://amzn.to/2LWLn1l

We talk to 1/75 Veteran Andrew Horan about his transition, separation anxiety, depression, and his aversion to taking "the cocktail" of meds the VA is known to prescribe. But when he began to struggle for motivation after a serious injury, he did his homework and found a solution in medication offered to him by the VA.

Patrick is a 2/75 veteran that served in the same platoon from Dec 1999- Feb 2011. Currently OPS SGM for 81st Sricker Brigade Combat Team in the Washington National Guard, and Co-founder of A Mission for Healing Foundation. They assist current and former military and their spouses through a few programs. First, They conduct missions trips which provide an opportunity to heal from the effects of war through acts of service and giving back on mission trips to developing countries, like Honduras. Second, they coordinate Spousal Retreats which help to strengthen the warfighter's most valuable player, increasing overall quality of life. And third, and still in development, a Gold Star program that will help the families of the fallen complete the mission their fallen service member started when they swore to defend our freedom.

http://www.missionforhealingfoundation.org/
https://www.facebook.com/missionforhealing/