The speaker recalls how watching Neil Armstrong walk on the moon and his family's military background influenced his career choices, from studying oceanography to considering becoming a forest ranger.
The speaker talks about his experience as an ops chief during deployment, before transitioning to shore duty on the West Coast and becoming a demo instructor.
A veteran proposes a solution to fix mental health issues within the VA system: requiring K crap qualification to be the administrator and have veteran coaches mentor under them instead of requiring K crap qualified mental health counselors.
A former intelligence officer recounts how he had to retire at 50, despite being offered a top position in the organization. He emphasizes the importance of humility in his profession.
A man discusses his decision to join the Army as an engineer in 1981, the advice he received from a recruiter, and his plans for his career.