š© āIf you dream of flying, stop waiting and start training.ā If flying is your dream, LTC Hasara says go for it ā and explains what it really takes to earn your wings. Follow LTC Hasara: YouTube | Instagram | TikTok @markhasara š Full episode now available on all audioā¦
š āThe plane that can see your missileā¦ before you even launch it.ā From high above, the RC-135 watches everything. LTC Hasara breaks down how this legendary aircraft tracks ballistic missiles and supports global security. Follow LTC Hasara: YouTube | Instagram | TikTok @markhasara š Full episode now available onā¦
āļø āMilitary leadership isnāt the same as civilian leadershipā¦ hereās why.ā Not all leadership is created equal. LTC Hasara compares the intensity and clarity of military leadership to civilian life ā and what both worlds can learn from each other. Follow LTC Hasara: YouTube | Instagram | TikTok @markhasara šā¦
š āThe unit you donāt hear aboutā¦ but EVERYONE wants to be in.ā Elite missions demand elite leaders. LTC Hasara reveals the mentorship culture inside the legendary 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment ā and why great leaders lift others up. Follow LTC Hasara: YouTube | Instagram | TikTok @markhasara šā¦
š¼ āFrom zeroā¦ to 190 million in just 15 months.ā From the cockpit to commanding big numbers on YouTube ā LTC Hasara shares how precision, teamwork, and strategic thinking in the Air Force translate to massive wins in the social media/YouTube business space. Follow LTC Hasara: YouTube | Instagram |ā¦
š„ āI failedā¦ and it was the best thing that ever happened to me.ā Grounded. Then back in the fight. LTC Hasara shares how setbacks became fuel for his biggest wins ā and why failure is just a waypoint on the map to success. Follow LTC Hasara: YouTube | Instagramā¦
What keeps fighter jets in the air during marathon combat missions? Who enables bombers to strike targets half a world away? Lieutenant Colonel Mark "Sluggo" Hasara pulls back the curtain on the hidden world of aerial refueling ā the critical backbone of modern air power that few civilians understand butā¦
āļø āMilitary leadership isnāt the same as civilian leadershipā¦ hereās why.ā Not all leadership is created equal. LTC Hasara compares the intensity and clarity of military leadership to civilian life ā and what both worlds can learn from each other. Follow LTC Hasara: YouTube | Instagram | TikTok @markhasara šā¦
šØ āSix minutes of fuel leftā¦ and 32 jets counting on you.ā In hostile skies over Iraq, every second counts. LTC Mark Hasara breaks down the intensity of midair refueling under combat conditions ā and why tanker crews are the heartbeat of the mission. āļøš„ Follow LTC Hasara: YouTube |ā¦
Army Veteran Sumeya Gibril's path wasnāt easy: she overcame severe challenges, surviving sexual abuse and domestic violence from the age of 6 to 11 before making her way to America. During her military service, she witnessed the painful truthāsurvivors of sexual assault were often blamed, while offenders walked free. Refusingā¦
Army Veteran Sumeya Gibrilās incredible journey is a story of bravery, perseverance, and purposeful action. After overcoming childhood trauma and domestic violence before immigrating to the United States, Sumeya was inspired to launch the Rise Above, Be Relentless Foundation. Her nonprofit is dedicated to empowering military sexual trauma survivors throughā¦
Sumeya Gibrilās story is one of extraordinary resilience. Having endured unimaginable trauma as a child and later serving in the Army, she has transformed her pain into a powerful mission. As founder of Rise Above, Be Relentless Foundation, Sumeya champions survivors of military sexual traumaāguiding warriors to reclaim their livesā¦
Army Veteran Sumeya Gibrilās journey is a powerful testament to resilience and leadership. Having overcome the trauma of childhood abuse and domestic violence before immigrating to America, Sumeya went on to serve in the militaryāonly to encounter injustice once more as she saw survivors of military sexual assault blamed, whileā¦
Against the odds, Sumeyaās journey from a childhood marked by trauma in East Africa to experiencing military sexual trauma in America is a testament to unbreakable spirit. She refused to let injustice or silence be the end of her story. Determined not to accept a world where survivors are pushedā¦
What happens when a survivor refuses to stay silent? Army Veteran Sumeya Gibril transforms her painful experiences of military sexual trauma into a powerful force for change through her nonprofit, Rise Above, Be Relentless Foundation. Growing up in East Africa and experiencing childhood trauma before migrating to America, Sumeya facedā¦
Corey, a combat veteran, found new meaning in life by channeling pain into purposeācreating a space where healing and camaraderie flourish. In the midst of the isolation brought on by COVID-19, Coreyās quest for connection after military service inspired him to launch Last Dram Standing. Last Dram Standing is aā¦
When pain turns into purpose, communities are born. Corey, a combat vet, started Last Dram Standing during the isolation of the pandemic, craving the camaraderie he lost after leaving the military. This isnāt just about sipping whiskey. Itās about using it as a spark for real connectionābringing people together, breakingā¦
In a time when true human connection seems harder to find, Last Dram Standing is rewriting the scriptāone glass, one conversation, and one life at a time. Created by combat veteran Corey in the isolating days of COVID, this nonprofit transforms whiskey from just a drink into a spark forā¦
When a veteranās pain finds purpose, it can change lives. Thatās the heart of Last Dram Standingāa nonprofit founded by Corey in the solitude of the COVID era. His vision? To use whiskey, not just as a drink, but as a spark for powerful connections between veterans and civilians. Coreyāsā¦
Transitioning from military service can leave a void, but for Coreyāa combat veteranāit sparked a mission. #LastDramStanding was born during the isolating days of the pandemic, not just as a search for friendship, but as a way to foster real understanding between veterans and civilians. Corey chose whiskey, not asā¦
How do you rebuild community after leaving the military? What happens when the structure, purpose, and brotherhood of service life suddenly vanishes? For Corey, founder and President of Last Dram Standing, the answer came in an unexpected form ā whiskey. Not as a crutch, but as a catalyst for connection.ā¦
When pain turns into purpose, communities are born. Corey, a combat vet, started Last Dram Standing during the isolation of the pandemic, craving the camaraderie he lost after leaving the military. This isnāt just about sipping whiskey. Itās about using it as a spark for real connectionābringing people together, breakingā¦
Eighteen was a turning point for Leo Fuentesāhe joined the Marine Corps, determined to rise above the dangers of gang violence in his neighborhood and create a new future. By nineteen, he was leading Marines with more years under their beltsāproving himself in leadership, discipline, and responsibility from day one.ā¦
From the tough neighborhoods of California to the halls of justice, Leo Fuentesā story is one of resilience and transformation. At just 18, Leo made a life-altering decision: instead of joining a gang, he enlisted in the Marine Corps, determined to rewrite his future. By 19, he was leading Marinesā¦