WAR We Are Resilient

05/14/2026

YouTube Description: W.A.R. (We Are Resilient) Podcast
Tonight at 7 PM EST | Featuring Special Guest: Emilee

Buckle up and drop in. Tonight, we’re shifting gears from the front lines to the home front. In this episode of W.A.R. (We Are Resilient), we’re joined by Emilee to discuss the grit, the humor, and the unbreakable spirit it takes to navigate life after service.

We’re diving deep into the veteran experience, tackling the tough stuff with the same "mission-first" mindset that defined our time in uniform. Whether you're active duty, a veteran, or a supporter of the community, this is a conversation about resilience you won't want to miss.

05/11/2026

To all Mothers you are appreciated!

Most Mother’s Days are built around backyard grills, coffee mugs wrapped in tissue paper, and kids trying to remember where they hid the card three days ago. That’s the American home front. Warm. Loud. Beautiful chaos.

05/08/2026

A federal appeals court appeared ready Thursday to reject Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's effort to punish Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly over his call to US service members to refuse illegal orders.

05/08/2026

Go Travis Go! Oscar Mike Radio starts now 8pm EST

Youve just seen him on WAR We Are Resilient now go watch Travis Partington on his show as he reaches ever so close to episode 500 this week is 491 of Oscar Mike Radio live at 8pm!

05/06/2026

05/01/2026

Tonight on W.A.R. [We Are Resilient], we’re pulling no punches. Travis is back from Creator Com with a fresh perspective on how we tell the veteran story. We’re tackling the reality of Veteran Justice Outreach and how we truly honor our brothers this Memorial Day. Plus, a hard look at the Iran conflict and what it means for your mental "Perimeter."

Episode drops at 19:00. Stand by for the link.

04/30/2026

In part four of my Oscar Mike Radio series on J.J. Millett, I sit down with Chad Abbott, J.J.’s former platoon mate in the Vermont Army National Guard. Chad shares his firsthand perspective, describing J.J. as a calm, kindhearted veteran who served honorably in Afghanistan and always looked out for those around him.
We talk about the shock and disbelief Chad felt when he learned about the domestic terrorism charges J.J. now faces following a mental health crisis. From his experience serving alongside him, Chad makes it clear that these charges don’t match the man he knows.
In this episode, we dig into serious concerns surrounding the veteran crisis line system, the impact of sudden medication changes on mental health, and the broader consequences of criminalizing veterans who are trying to get help. Chad speaks candidly about why he believes the charges are excessive, unjust, and potentially harmful to the entire veteran community.
This conversation is about more than one Veteran; it’s about how we treat those who served when they need us most. Chad calls for accountability, community support, and for the charges against J.J. to be dropped or significantly reduced.
If you care about veterans, mental health, and doing what’s right, this is an episode you need to hear.
J.J., you are not alone.