The Congressional Medal of Honor Society convention will be held in Detroit in 2026. Adrian Kozakov and Russell Schomberger talk to about the plans being made today to bring the living medal of honor recipients to the Motor City Casino and Hotel in late September 2026. They talk to host Jim Fausone about how to volunteer and to support financially.

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Matt VanAcker is the Director and Curator for Save The Flags in Michigan. That project has saved and preserved over 240 battle flags carried by Michigan soldiers in the Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World War I. Listen in as he talks to host Jim Fausone about the history and importance of these flags and restoration vs conservation efforts.

Our first guest is author Doug Sterner to discuss his new book

Author Doug Sterner joins us to talk about his new book. “Beyond Woke: The Diversity of U.S. Military Heroes” celebrates the overlooked stories of women, minorities, and immigrants who have served heroically in the U.S. military. Through more than 100 true and emotional accounts, the book highlights their courage, sacrifice, and patriotism—often in the face of prejudice or anonymity. It’s a powerful tribute to the diverse individuals who helped shape America’s military legacy and embody the true spirit of the nation’s “melting pot.”

Learn more about Doug Sterner’s new book.

Meet our second guest, author David Yuzuk

Author David Yuzuk’s new book, “Women in War,” unveils over twenty powerful true stories of women who fought, served, and sacrificed across centuries of conflict – from ancient battlegrounds to modern wars in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Through firsthand accounts and meticulous research by David Yuzuk, the book captures the courage of nurses, spies, and soldiers who defied sexism, trauma, and danger to serve with valor.

Learn more about David Yuzuk’s new book.

NVBDC CEO and Founder Keith King talks about the Oct 29th Spartanburg, SC Matchmaking Conference for NVBDC certified veteran owned companies and new programs involving international trade and a Michigan pilot program to certify veteran owned businesses in the state with host Jim Fausone. Check out NVBDC.org .

Betsy Alexander is the Grosse Pointe War Memorial historical education coordinator and wrote "Hell Gone Mad...Michigan's Men of the USS Indianapolis Disaster". She talks about the secret mission of the USS Indy in WWII, its torpedo sinking, the court martial of its captain and the story of the men who died. Betsy's interest started with a missing bronze plaque and art print of the Indy. She tells host Jim Fausone about where those items were found.....including a find in a loo.

Join us for a discussion on “Women in Today’s Military” with host Dale Throneberry

“Modern Warfare isn’t about who can lift the most weight. It’s about who can endure, think clearly under pressure, and perform with precision when everything is on the line.”

Misty Dugan Martin, US Army LTC (ret) and founder of M3 Defense Consulting.

Join us this week as we discuss the roles of women in today’s military. Our guests include Misty Dugan Martin, Kate Melcher, Lydia Pinkham and You.

Author Quin Cho talks about the Japanese efforts to take over Manchuria , China pre WW II as a prelude to the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Kwantung Army efforts on mainland China were not authorized but aggressive military leaders believed necessary. The Kwantung Army was brutal but not as successful as its generals anticipated. Quin Cho talks with host Jim Fausone.