For this Quick Hit, we're talking with Mr. Mike Morgan, the founder of Flags of the Fallen and Thirteen Heroes, about what stirred his passion for veterans and first responders, why the spirits business is fueling his charitable works, and his outrageous belief that you can do great things for others and have fun doing it!

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https://www.thirteenheroes.com/

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We're back in the Tracer Burnout studio and sit down with Army veteran, Mr. Joe Campbell. He started his career in the National Guard watching over bunkers in the Utah desert and then decided to go active Army so the fun could really begin!

From Idaho to Germany, to saving lives as a flight medic in combat zones; from surviving a MEDEVAC helicopter crash to never leaving anyone behind; and reuniting with those he saved to being medically retired at the Soldier Recovery Unit; Joe's story is an incredible story of perseverance.

Special thanks to Progressive’s generosity for their Keys to Progress Program.

In the Free Fire Area, we reflect on the seven Army values and which one is the most important in leadership.

The theme song for this episode is provided by The Mountain via Pixabay.

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“When you do find the tribe and the right help, boy does it open up doors!”

Marine Corps veteran, Ms. Sarah George, joins us in our virtual studio and tells us about her two attempts at boot camp, being part of the initial push of the Iraq War, some of the personal difficulties that ultimately led her to leave the Corps, and the ups and downs of life afterwards that finally led her to helping others as a therapist.

In the Free Fire Area, Roger both inspires us and beclowns himself with his unbridled passion for candy corn and sour candies.

The theme song for this episode is provided by The Mountain via Pixabay.

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