Pushing His Limits In and Out of the Army Unlike Clint Eastwood’s line in the movie Magnum Force, “a man’s got to know his limitations,” Jeremy Miller has long pushed his own envelope. After high school graduation in 1988 he enlisted in the U.S. Army to become a member of the Army band. Miller soon… Read more »

Former NASA Administrator Celebrates 50th Anniversary of the Rose Garden   AFR President Molly Dey with Charlie Bolden U.S. Marine Major General Charles F. Bolden, Jr. (Ret.) is a former attack pilot, astronaut, NASA Administrator and today the Founder and CEO Emeritus of The Charles F. Bolden Group LLC. Part of his trajectory was from… Read more »

Decorated Aviator Recounts Three Decades of Service and Golden Eagles Reunion Colonel Dave (Frosty) Seder was a senior in college contemplating a marketing career before he met a charismatic Marine recruiter in full dress blues with a photo of a Phantom F-4 fighter bomber. After a courtesy flight, Seder was hooked. Following graduation, he joined… Read more »

Sent to Vietnam in 1970 after being commissioned in the Field Artillery, U.S. Army Second Lieutenant Robert M. Dudley first served as a forward observer, providing artillery support to his maneuver unit. He was reassigned as the fire direction officer for South Vietnamese and U.S. troops near Khe Sanh and in Laos during Operation Lam… Read more »

Trapped Before the Long Road to Salvation Marine Corpsman Alan “Doc” Sams at Death’s Door in Vietnam The answer to why a friend, fellow platoon member and Christian died in Vietnam next to non-believer Alan “Doc” Sams came years later.  Arriving in Vietnam on Thanksgiving Day in 1967, Sams served as a corpsman in the… Read more »