Veteran On Fire

On this episode of VOF, we talk about different technologies that was created for the military, that has made it's way into the civilian sector. We also cover cultural aspects, military themed events, and everyday items. 

This episode of VOFire, we weigh in on the discussion related to the Chattanooga, Tennessee shooting, that claimed the lives of 5 service members. We ask should recruiters carry weapons, what are the ramifications of the civilian guard movement, and what is the best approach to prevent another tragedy?

On this episode of Veteran On Fire, we take a look at the Army Chaplain Corps. We examine how religion relates to service members and the military in general and whether or not the Army Chaplain Corps provides any real benefit.

We are back with another episode of VOF, this week we talk about the differences between military schools and civilian education, our attitudes before and after the military, how our GPA's changed and much more.

We continue the discussion on mandatory service in the United States and try to come up with an even ground of what may work. Finally, we finish off by talking about a popular trending subject seen by many on Facebook or local news.

On this episode of VOF we discuss the veterans who are going back overseas to continue their own missions. This includes the fight against ISIS, Team Rubicon and VETPAW. 

On this episode of Veteran On Fire, we discuss the topic of Non-Profit organizations and the problem of having too many , resulting in a tangled web. We go on to weigh the positives and negatives associated with this problem and how best to fix it.

On this episode of Veteran On Fire, the group talks about the argument of "Are you Vet Enough." This is  the argument of when is the title of Veteran earned and how this becomes a platform for individuals to "one up" over another veteran.

On this episode of VOF, we discuss the dichotomous nature of humility vs self-promotion and the attempt to find a middle ground.

For this episode of Veteran On Fire, we talk about the association and difference with Memorial Day and Veterans Day and how there is a misconceptions about their origins.

On this episode of VOF, we discuss the topic of patriotism and it's importance to civilians and the veteran/military community.  We also talk about the current protests and the infamous "Eric Sheppard Challenge".

On this episode of Veteran On Fire, we cover the sensitive topic of stolen valor. Given it's popularity in the deep bowels of the internet, we chew on the question of whether or not it is damaging to the veteran/military communinity in the manner of approach that is featured on the popular videos on Youtube.

On this episode of Veteran On Fire, we talk about post military life in regards to PT, Crossfit and staying fit.

On this episode of Veteran On Fire, our topic for the day is guns, the perception of firearms between military and civilian and the topic of concealed carry.

This episode of Veteran On Fire, we discuss the civilian and military cultural divide. We then go on to talk about issues that may arise as a result of this divide and much more.

Veteran On Fire is back to discuss topics such as perceptions of civilian life and getting home to the issues of being "that guy" while in the military and post-military.

Veteran On Fire is back to talk about the VFW and other veteran related organizations, we move on to talk about how they might be able to change in order to attract the newer generation of veterans.

The very first episode of Veteran On Fire! Discussion topics include Post Military and issues getting your foot in the door.