Veterans SITREP
Veterans SITREP
Podcast Description
Veterans SITREP, a production of WHFC Radio, provides a platform to connect veterans, their families, friends and support networks to address veterans’ issues and provide information about resources that will help veterans in their lives. Each week, Colonel Bill Montgomery (U.S. Army, Retired) will interview featured guests involved in the veteran community, plus health tips and military discounts available in Harford County, Maryland.
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Content Themes
The podcast centers on themes relevant to the veteran community, covering diverse topics such as military transition, health resources, and legislative support. Episodes frequently delve into specific subjects like the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, veteran housing initiatives, and the role of organizations like the American Legion. Other examples include discussions around veteran mental health and initiatives supporting female veterans.
Veterans SITREP, a production of WHFC Radio, provides a platform to connect veterans, their families, friends and support networks to address veterans’ issues and provide information about resources that will help veterans in their lives. Each week, Colonel Bill Montgomery (U.S. Army, Retired) will interview featured guests involved in the veteran community, plus health tips and military discounts available in Harford County, Maryland.
Veterans SITREP hosted its first town hall recording on June 13 in front of a live audience at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Joining us in this Town Hall is Colonel Lewis Patrick Hawkins, representing the Maryland Adjutant General, Major General Janeen L Birckhead. Colonel Hawkins serves as the Chief of Joint Staff, Maryland Joint Forces Headquarters. Ross Cohen, serves as the Acting Secretary, Maryland Department of Veterans & Military Families. A US Army veteran, Acting Secretary Cohen previously served as the DVMF’s Deputy Secretary. In this two-part episode, we’re going to explore how the Maryland National Guard and Maryland Department of Veterans and Military Families work together to support each other.
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