Combat Vet Vision

Clint joined the Navy when was 17, Clint's Family life was not the best and the Military got him back on the right path. Clint served 13 Years active and 10 years in the reserves. he was a Rescue Swimmer / Combat Search and Rescue crewman, Helicopter crewman. Clint got out and came back in as a Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician. (Station In Coronado his entire military career) He s...

Links Virtual Office (ask me about this, Come See Me) Virbella.com Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision https://www.facebook.com/aqseibert Warrior Built - https://warriorbuilt.org/ PTSD Foundation of America - https://ptsdusa.org/ Virtual Office(Come see me) Virbella.com Virtual Office(Come see me) Virbella.com https://operationsilverstar.org/ https://www.projectrefit.us/ S...

History not in the School text! It takes good men willing to do bad things to stop bad men from doing bad things... Every Day is Memorial day to some. Links Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision https://www.facebook.com/aqseibert Warrior Built - https://warriorbuilt.org/ PTSD Foundation of America - https://ptsdusa.org/ Sponsors Sitch Radio - https://sitchradio.com/

US Army Special Forces Medical Advisor Special Forces Team Sergeant Special Forces CT Troop SGM Paramedic Links Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision https://www.facebook.com/aqseibert Warrior Built - https://warriorbuilt.org/ PTSD Foundation of America - https://ptsdusa.org/ Sponsors Sitch Radio - https://sitchradio.com/ If you would like to become a sponsor or advertiser C...

Master Sergeant Gill enlisted in the Marine Corps in February 1995 and reported to Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego CA in March 1995 for recruit training. Upon completion of recruit training and Marine Combat Training, he was transferred to Marine Corps Engineer School, Camp Lejeune NC for training as a Combat Engineer. After completion of MOS school, Private First Class Gill reported to 1st C...

It's been my experience that when I originally got hit with the mortar round the pain was a very instantaneous thing and over a period, subsided to a point of miserable excruciating pain, but manageable. Links Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision https://www.facebook.com/aqseibert Warrior Built - https://warriorbuilt.org/ PTSD Foundation of America - https://ptsdusa.org/ Sp...

Born In Branson Mo Raised in small town outside of Springfield MO - Nixa Mo Worked at Silver Dollar City as a Saloon Girl Worked in a German Dancehall in Branson MO Graduated MSU where I met my future husband Moved to Los Angeles in 1992 Have two children - Bene (pronounced Benny - daughter 20) and Robert M Snyder IV (Son - 14) Married 25 years PTA Member of Burbank Unified School District 10 Year...

We get back from combat we try to figure things out, we just measured all things in our lives that matter, we wrote a letter home. We put it in our pocket, and it said our last words, we were asked to do this, who do we give this letter to who? Does this letter go to our parents, brother/sister, wife or kids? We were asked to write this letter in 2003 when we went to Iraq. I could not do it. We're...

Robert Graves, Com Check This show is about one of the 22 a day: His story told by his Mom Andrina Shields: (RIP) Apr 18, 1990 – May 29, 2017 (Age 27) He was born in Phoenix, Arizona April 18, 1990. Robert served in the United States Air Force from 2009 to 2013. He was stationed in Japan and deployed to Iraq. Robert received many accolades while serving our country including the Meritorious Servic...

Just remember what I say, these are my opinions, this is my experiences, my outlook on a lot of things in my life, other people's lives and it's mine it's my personal thoughts and they're there because of my experience in life and combat. We lived life and death situations we had orders given to us and carried out a plan of the day, A mission that we had at hand and we did it with the care and con...

Charles Retter USMC Staff Sergeant Charles P. Retter Inspector-Instructor Motor Transport Maintenance Chief Marine Air Support Squadron Six DET A MAG48 Staff Sergeant Retter was born in Stamford CT on February 18th, 1985. He was raised in Norwalk CT until his graduation from Norwalk High School in 2003. Charles Retter enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in December 2005. Pvt Retter Began hi...

Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco Been a Navy corpsman and associated with medicine, I have seen an experienced what it is like to the abuse of alcohol drugs and tobacco. Again I want to remind everybody this is my opinion, this is my story, this is my life, my opinion do not always reflect opinions of others around me. I would like to believe that the use of each one of these substances might be the min...

Michael Jon de Leon USN Veteran Powered Films Chief Petty Officer de Leon BIO STGC de Leon Chief Mike de Leon is a Navy “brat” born in San Diego, Ca. and had two brothers and 1 nephew in the Navy. Not to mention his late father, Roger de Leon, retired submariner. He enlisted in the Navy March 1993 as an undesignated Seaman Recruit (E1 paygrade), worked his way up the ranks to Petty Officer 3rd Cla...

Robert Caudill USMC He grew up just outside of Detroit, Michigan, until He joined the Marine Corps later in life at twenty-four. He was very fortunate to serve with HMM-364 the Purple Foxes, with Four deployments from 2004-2010. As an aviation ordnanceman fixing machine guns and loading the countermeasure flares. Although He did not serve on the front lines, He was part of the casualty evacuation...

Compliments In a variety of ways compliments seemed to be hard to accept in today's society Let's take the compliment that so often so many of us here all the time “Thank you for your service” Some feel like this is possibly a cop out, possibly meaning nothing to the person that's asking, but why not give the benefit of the doubt? Assume this person had enough guts to come up to talk to you to beg...

Austin Waggoner USA He will tell his story, his struggles, his solutions and his path through transition. He will talk about his art and how Dremel engraving art helps him and has given him some extended passion. US Army Feb 6 / 1996 - Dec 24 / 2002, Oregon National Guard Jan 03 - Nov 03, Washington National Guard Nov 03 - Jan 05 , US Army May 05 - Nov 13, Kosovo 01 - 02, Iraq 04, 09-10 Links Aust...

USMC Aug 1997 to Sept 2017 SSgt Ret. Parris Island 0612 Field Wireman 29 Palms Ca Wpns co, 2/5 HQ and Echo co 2/6 11th Mar, BAT 1 Pkus other units and task forces. OEF Africa 02 OIF Iraq 03 OEF Afghanistan 04 Afghanistan 12 Multiple multinational training deployments multiple countries. Links Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/CombatVetVision Warrior Built - https://warriorbuilt.org/ PTS...

Everybody Needs a Group or a Battle Buddy Positive and negative choices can affect us for our whole life. Not all groups and not all Battle Buddies can be good for you. Everybody has issues Everyone can open up communication better Everyone needs Coping Skills Everyone needs positive feedback and negative feedback Trauma in life affects us all and we can as a society benefit from support elements....

Vincent Ray will be talking about his USMC experience and deploying to Iraq and Afghanistan. He will also discuss transition and how he is dealing with life. USMC Jan 2001 - Jan 2006 Reserve Jan 2006 - Jan 2010 MCRD San Diego Echo Co. 2111 Small Arms Tech. School Aberdeen Proving Ground. Marine Corps Security Forces Batallion Fast Co. Attached to multiple Platoons 1, 2, & 3rd Fast "Fleet anti-terr...

Intimidation - can you walk through the doors and be involved with yourself and your needs? What is holding you back? Does it remind you of checking in to a new command? And if you do get involved - are you afraid of the commitment to yourself or to the Organization? We need to get to a point where we may want to come back and visit it or just be part of it because we can. Combat Vet Vision - http...

Chief Seibert's former Commanding officer of Wounded Warrior Bn West will talk about his career, Wounded Warrior Bn West, Challenges of support to our Wounded Ill and Injured. He will talk about Freedom Station its mission to support housing for Vets and why this is his calling and what it means to him and how he feels it helps. GREG MARTIN, President(Warrior Foundation, Freedom Station) Colonel,...

The Year 2020 "Adapt and overcome"( Election, Covid, Shutdowns, hard times, uncertainty) Controversial (Mask and business shutdowns, vaccine, what is going on? Zoom, Virbella. Com, Work from home, less traffic, business modal change, Real estate. My brother in Denver Co an office space builder, claims he is building or taking down office spaces in response to Covid. What you can control is you and...

The therapeutic effect of telling your story is good to process some issues someone might have. Learning to talk about one thoughts is important. Learning about yourself can be eye-opening Triggers can be hit but it is important to deal with them and to have a great support network is important. Public speaking is made easier by talking on a Mic Being able to talk about your issues is a needed rel...

What is it that I do I connected with Combat Vets, I sympathize, I coordinate efforts of support, I built relationships with society, I help find passion and jobs, I help coordinate special needs for our Combat Vets, I speak with and listen to issues from our Combat Vets, I find meaningful ways that help me and others in life, I taste freedom, I carry a burden, I share this burden, I sit on the ta...

The, "Why Not Me Factor", Getting to the point. Fortune finds away. Uplifting support, Life may not appear fair but if you are doing something because there is payment at the end it may be a job. If you do something good to the community or others its integrity, Expectations may not meet perception and may cause some frustration and animosity. Links Combat Vet Vision - https://www.facebook.com/Com...