VBN - Veterans Broadcast Network

Under Secretary of Health Dr Robert Roswell, Joan Cummings MD, Michael Olson

BONUS: Art Heffelfinger and General Grange talk one on one discussion after the show. Guest: Rep. Ronnie Shows, Art Heffelfinger, Rochelle Crump

Should the United States consider a new draft? If a draft is started should women be included in the draft? Guest Dr. Charlie Moskos, MG David Harris, Al Gropman

Mike Goodale - Veteran GI who was there.

RAdm Rondeau - Commander, Great Lakes Training Center; Congressman Mark Steven Kirk

Dr. Leo McKay - Deputy director for Veterans Affairs; Jeff Hall - Supervisor, Midwest Disabled American Veterans

Fr. Ben Morin POW Philippines 1941; Lester Tenney POW - author of "My Hitch in Hell - Bataan Death March"

Veterans Radio Hour (VRH) - originally launched on Sept 8, 2002. Joe Galloway the author of "We were soldiers once ... and young"

Patrick talks about some of his most memorable guests from the past year.

Veterans’ Radio Hour 2.0, Program 39: Episode 19: “Russia Moves Into Ukraine.” Tonight Ranger Doug and his guests discuss the situation between Russia and Ukraine. Dr. Brian Downing Jason Black Doug Wise Tonight’s program theme is “Stalemate and Pause, But For What?” Ranger Doug was also joined by Claude Schmid of “Veterans Last Patrol,” a wonderful 501(c)(3) that serves Veterans in their last day...

Patrick talks with Retired Gunner Sergeant Chad Chalkey

Ranger Doug speaks with: Rick Lamb Jason Black Dr. Brian Downing On the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine

A year after his injury, triple amputee Marine Gunnery Sergeant (GySgt) Brian Meyer is well known for his great attitude. “We have no delusions about what we do,” he says, “injuries are part of it. You make your peace with God and accept it. It’s part of the job. “ Brian believes that “hard work at physical therapy and a positive attitude will see you through.” GySgt Meyer was injured March 14, 20...

In this program we highlight the importance of music on fighting men and women and in support of the war effort. It is a source of pride, provides motivation, it helps maintain morale among Service People and Citizens alike. It bolsters team building and Espirit de Corps and even supports discipline and proficiency.

Patrick Scrogin speaks with House in the Woods Executive Director & Father of Fallen Hero Sgt. Joel A. House, Mr. Paul House

In this program we highlight the importance of music on fighting men and women and in support of the war effort. It is a source of pride, provides motivation, it helps maintain morale among Service People and Citizens alike. It bolsters team building and Espirit de Corps and even supports discipline and proficiency.

In this program we highlight the importance of music on fighting men and women and in support of the war effort. It is a source of pride, provides motivation, it helps maintain morale among Service People and Citizens alike. It bolsters team building and Espirit de Corps and even supports discipline and proficiency.

Special Guest - Matt Amos James “Matt” Amos was motivated to join the Marine Corps after the 9/11 attacks. At the time, he was working having recently finished high school. He enlisted as an Infantryman and deployed twice to Iraq and a third time to Afghanistan. Sergeant Amos was three months into his third deployment when he lost both of his legs and broke his pelvis in an improvised explosive de...

This week’s program is a retrospective back to 2002 and a live radio program which featured BG (RET) Grange, LTG (RET) Hal Moore, Joe Galloway (War Correspondent), Randall Wallace (Director, Producer) and others discussing experiences in the first battle of the Ia Drang Valley in South Vietnam in November, 1965. They also discussed the film “We were Soldiers," by Randall Wallace, based on the book...

The measure of who we are is what we do with what we have . Patricks show is about stories of conquering hardships and inspiring others to become the best version of themselves. Host Patrick Scrogin interviews former Marine Corps Anthony Marquez who was a service dog handler for dogs that sniffed out IED (Improvised Explosive Devices). Anthony served with the 1st Battalion 5th Marines and was depl...

Guests: Dr. Brian Downing. Dr. David Johnson. Mr. Dean Cheng. Panel discusses changes in the war between Russia and Ukraine and its effects on the world.

Ranger Doug talks with panelists about what happened this week in the war between Russia and Ukraine. With questions on logistics as it concerns supply of the combatants, humanitarian aid for the displaced and prospects for support of regions with potential food insecurity. Guests: Jason Black Dr. Dave Johnson Brian Downing

Host Patrick Scrogin interviews Marine Staff Sergeant Blaine Scott who as a platoon sergeant for a convoy traveling in light armored in Baghdad in 2006 when the vehicle was struck by an IED buried on the side of the road. The explosion killed three other marines and badly wounded three others (including Sergeant Scott). Sergeant Scott was burned over 40 percent of his body; however, his face was s...

Episode 15 - "Where are things and what lies in the future?" Guests: Dr. Brian Downing Dean Cheng Dr. David Johnson David EA Johnson

Patrick Scrogin and his guests talk about Memorial Day, what it stands for, what it has become and how we can teach the younger generation what this day is actually about.