Mil2Vet Veteran Podcast | Hispanic Heritage in Military | Judge Frederick Aguirre In this special episode of the Mil2Vet Veteran Podcast, we welcome the Honorable Frederick Aguirre, a retired judge and passionate advocate for recognizing Hispanic contributions to the U.S. military. Although not a veteran himself, Judge Aguirre has dedicated years to documenting and honoring the sacrifices and achievements of Hispanic servicemembers, from the early days of American history through WWII and beyond. His insights and stories shed light on the bravery, resilience, and patriotism of Hispanic Americans—often overlooked, but never forgotten. Join us as we delve into this rich history and celebrate the legacy of Hispanic Americans in our Armed Forces. This episode is a powerful reminder of the strength in diversity and the enduring impact of all who serve. #Mil2Vet #VeteranPodcast #HispanicHeritage #MilitaryHistory #AmericanPatriot #USMilitary #HispanicVeterans #JudgeFrederickAguirre #Veterans #HonoringService #DiversityInService #RumblePodcast #YouTubePodcast#mil2vet #veterancommunity #podcast #vetpodcast #militarypodcast #fyp #veteranresources #connectionsetting

Mil2Vet | Dondre Lawson | Army Veteran Welcome to the Mil2Vet podcast, where over 100 veterans share their stories. In this episode, we sit down with Dondre Lawson, an Army veteran and CEO of Emerald Technical Solutions. From military service to entrepreneurship, Dondre’s journey showcases the grit, resilience, and dedication it takes to succeed beyond the uniform. As the founder of Defense Interns, he’s driven by a commitment to technical education and empowering the next generation. We dive into his transition, his passion for community, and the challenges he faced along the way. #mil2vet #veterancommunity #podcast #vetpodcast #militarypodcast #fyp #veteranresources #connection

Welcome to the Mil2Vet podcast, where over 100 veterans share their stories.

In this episode of Mil2Vet, we sit down with Brett Crozier, the former commanding officer of the USS Theodore Roosevelt. When COVID hit his ship, Crozier made a decision that would change the course of his career—choosing his sailors’ safety over everything else. It’s a story of true leadership under pressure. We break down what really happened, his transition out of the Navy after 32+ years, and what his journey can teach all of us about courage and sacrifice.

If you’ve ever had to make a tough call, or wondered what it takes to lead through chaos, this episode is for you.