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The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future. Here are the big stories for this week: The US officially boycotts the Beijing Olympics diplomatically China plans to build a military base on Africa’s Atlantic Coast Israel and […]

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future.   What are the big stories for this week?   -Huge Update on Russian and Ukrainian tensions -The Spy who Shagged Canadians  

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future. Here is what is on our radar this week: Confusion over Russia A coup in Burkina Faso Houthi rebels attempt to attack US base in UAE Lithuania back tracks

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future. Here is what is on our radar this week Russia inches closer to invasion Iran and Russia form alliance Tawain deploys minelaying ships North Korea launches more missiles Drone

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future.  Here is what is on our radar this week The Kazakhstan crisis Russia vs Ukraine vs The World North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile Poland’s phone spyware scandal raises

Vic is a Career intelligence professional in the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and Private Sector. Vic has served as an analyst, a counterintelligence special agent, an instructor for advanced techniques, and now he is a consultant in the private industries. You can find Vic through his Instagram page @Mil_2_Biz_Intel where he goes by the

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future. Thank you to each and every one of our listeners for making this podcast a success! We have big plans for 2022 and we want to share every moment

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future. Thank you to each and every one of our listeners for making this podcast a success! We have big plans for 2022 and we want to share every moment

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future. Here are the big stories for this week:  Tensions between Russia and Ukraine continue Airlines 5G warning the Log4j cybersecurity flaw Chinese Spy Campaign in Taiwan Former CIA Directors

The team at Aucoin Analytics, LLC provides key insights from the week and discusses how these events will impact government, business, and society in the future. Here are the big stories for this week: The Big UPDATE Podcast The VERY handicapable Virginia Hall   New York Times BBC Need To Know https://www.aucoinanalytics.com/plans-pricing  

SGT Zachary Stinson was on his first deployment on November 9, 2010. While on a foot patrol in Afghanistan he stepped on an IED resulting in the traumatic amputations of his right leg below the knee and his left leg above the knee. With the lose of both legs Zachary is a world champion Ironman,

Misge Ripoli (the sound engineer) turns the table and interviews Patrick Scrogin. As a civilian with over 30 years in professional radio Misge talks about the change in his life that began 3 months ago when he started listening to Patricks show as he was in the control room as engineer of Wounded But Not

In his first Improvised Explosive Device (IED) attack in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan in 2006, Army Special Forces Master Sergeant (Retired) Dave Smith was hurt, and team members killed. In the second, in Helmand Province, Afghanistan in 2010, on a second tour, he suffered grievous wounds. He describes the importance of the pre-mission training he directed

In this important program, Master Sergeant (Retired) Dave Smith takes us through his two Improvised Explosive Device (IED) experiences in riveting fashion. In the first attack in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan in 2006, he was hurt. In the second, in Helmand Province, Afghanistan in 2010, on a second tour, he suffered grievous wounds. He describes the

Tonight, we present a program that was originally recorded on 5 January 2003 as part of Veterans’ Radio Hour 1.0. In that program General Grange interviewed legendary Rangers about their unique exploits. And together the group discusses current events involving Rangers and the future of American Rangers. Philip Piazza, A member of the 5307th Composite

Originally Aired 29 December 2002. Highlights of 16 Past Programs Recorded in 2002. 1. We Were Soldiers Once, and Young .2. The Vietnam War Compared to Afghanistan and Iraq. Dr. John Votaw. 3. Closely Coordinated Fire Support. Joe Galloway. 4. The Draft? Yes or No? Vietnam Draftees: LTG (RET) Hal Moore The Draft: Medal of

John Lorin Borling (born March 24, 1940) is a retired major general of the United States Air Force whose military career spanned 33 years. He has piloted many aircraft including the F-15, F16, F-4, the SR-71 Blackbird, the U-2, and B-52 and B-1 bombers. During the Vietnam War, his aircraft was shot down and he

BlackHawk Down, Mogadishu, Somalia, 3-4 October 1993. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mogadishu_(1993) The epic battle that came to be known as “Black Hawk Down,” is also the title of the landmark book and the inspiring film by Ridley Scott. This is a re-airing of a program that aired on 6 October 2002 as part of the Veterans’ Radio Hour

As the title says, this is why I have personal issues with the holidays but also some things that I’ve learned to enjoy about them. I promise I’m not a total Grinch, just partially. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app — Send in a voice

In this show, we talk to Adam Peeples. He explains how leadership in the Army helped shape his life into what it is today. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app — Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beforeiforget/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beforeiforget/support

Hello Buddy, in this episode, I’m going to go over some of the details and my memories of the LAPD ordeal with Christopher Dorner and what lead to the largest manhunt in Los Angeles Police Department’s History. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app — Send

Misge Ripoli (the sound engineer) turns the table and interviews Patrick Scrogin. As a civilian with over 30 years in professional radio Misge talks about the change in his life that began 3 months ago when he started listening to Patricks show as he was in the control room as engineer of Wounded But Not

In the final program in this series, MSG (RET) Dave Smith takes us from Walter Reed Army Medical Center (WRAMC) through the present. He triumphs over adversity. BG (RET) Grange describes his own experiences in unforgettable detail COL (RET) Kevin Swenie USA, BG (RET) Dave Grange, Ranger (RET) Doug. Don’t forget to listen to our

If you or someone you know is having feelings of depression, anxiety, guilt, or suicide, please reach out. Stay in the fight, we can end this together. Your life means so much more than you know. National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255 or text 838255 — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way

Today, we take it back to our first episode. This really shows how far we have come from then till now. I didn’t realize that we had soo much material from Mike Griffing, six hours to be exact. Here are the first two hours…ever. Enjoy a review on Before I Forget! — This episode is

On this Episode of Before I Forget, Tyree sits down solo and talks about his first trip to Paris with friends.  He brings up memories about the reason they were Paris, and how they got sidetracked into looking for Jim Morrison’s Grave.  A funny listen. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest

Command Sergent Major (HA!) Herbert Gill joins our show.  CSM Gill was a Second Platoon Squad Leader during our deployment to Samarra, Iraq back in 2004, but we go way past that… CSM Gill chats with us about his time as a young Private with Jump Wings, multiple deployments and key situations that helped shape

Hey Hey! This is the first episode with the new equipment and I’m super Pumped for you guys to hear it.  Still has some cleaning to do, but its sounds better than phone audio.  Anyway, in this solo episode, Tyree talks about a couple of close brushes with Hollywood. — Send in a voice message:

Hello Folks, the day I have been going on about for a while is finally here. Kevin and I talk about the music that shaped our young adulthood. We have a conversation about music that would put us to sleep in a war zone, and for whatever reason, the chat goes into forbidden territory as

On Today’s episode, we battle the Achor Recording Monsters and random dropped calls with William Attig. When things did iron out, William was able to tell us what it was like working in Headquarters Platoon and working the Radio (at all times… horrifyingly) while deployed. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest