Former U.S. Navy SEAL and CIA contractor. His official biography says he served for 14 years across multiple combat operations and created the Shawn Ryan Show to preserve firsthand stories of war, loss and redemption.
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Former Green Beret and CIA contractor Mike Glover discusses combat, agency work, civilian transition and entrepreneurship.
Army sniper Nick Irving discusses military service, combat experience and life after service.
Marcus and Amber Capone discuss DEVGRU service, blast exposure, traumatic brain injury, family impact and psychedelic-assisted therapy advocacy.
Navy SEAL Jason Redman discusses combat leadership, catastrophic wounds, rehabilitation and rebuilding life.
Former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor David Rutherford discusses special operations service and post-service work.
Former CIA targeting officer Sarah Adams discusses intelligence gaps, terrorism networks and national-security policy.
A former senior CIA officer discusses reported anomalous health incidents, medical effects, institutional accountability and care.
NewsNation investigation into veterans who say classified service at the Nevada Test and Training Range complicates verification of toxic-exposure claims.
Air Force veteran Dave Crete discusses service on the Nevada range, illness claims and difficulties proving classified assignments.
NewsNation examines veterans' radiation-exposure claims and government-accountability questions.
Dave Crete discusses the veterans' push for federal action after proposed NDAA language did not survive the final bill.
NewsNation reports on the veterans' effort to obtain recognition and benefits for classified service and toxic-exposure claims.
The VA says veterans can seek compensation for toxic exposures and, when a condition or service location is not presumptive, may submit evidence connecting the condition to service. The PACT Act greatly expanded toxic-exposure benefits and screenings. The campaign question is how that process should work when the military itself restricts the records needed to prove the assignment.
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