"Dave Rabbit" was on his third tour in Vietnam and witnessed first hand the plummeting moral of the troops slogging it out in the jungles. He noticed no one spoke their language or shared their dark sense of humor. Dave wanted to take the voice of the troops to the troops who were fighting for their lives. He started a 21 day siege of the radio networks by launching Radio First Termer - an unauthorized and illegal pirate radio station by the troops and for the troops. This is his amazing story! Disclaimer: Troops in war zones are known to speak with colorful language and use dark humor. We will not edit Dave's content in keeping with the spirit of his mission and play uncensored clips from the shows.

Tonight we have OIF veteran Jeremy Harrell on the show who was recently released from federal prison on charges of defrauding the VA. He was categorized as unemployable by the VA but volunteered as a CEO of a Veteran's non-profit and that was considered too much. Hear his story on tonight's 21 Gun.

Dive into the incredible story of Bravo Two Zero, a daring British SAS mission during the First Gulf War. This episode explores the team's harrowing fight for survival behind enemy lines, showcasing their unmatched endurance and indomitable spirit. Yet, like all legendary tales, the mission's accounts face accusations of exaggerations and inaccuracies, adding layers of intrigue to this gripping saga.

Dive into the jaw-dropping saga of the USS Indianapolis on this week’s podcast! A WWII tragedy where 75% of the crew faced shark-infested waters after a devastating torpedo attack. Was Captain Charles McVay to blame, or did the Navy fail its heroes? Uncover a gripping tale of survival, injustice, and ultimate vindication for an American patriot. Don’t miss this emotional rollercoaster—tune in now and share to honor their legacy! #USSIndianapolis #History #Navy #Military #22SierraCoffeeCo #21GunPodcast

Most of us have heard the story of "The Lone Survivor" and the battle that took place during Operation Red Wings. I have been told by multiple individuals to dig deeper into the story because there are too many holes and too much Hollywood. I put it off for a while but decided to take a deep dive into the now famous incident which led to the deaths of 19 servicemen.

Bass Reeves was a deputy U.S. Marshal, gunfighter, farmer, scout, tracker, railroad agent, and a runaway slave. He was one of the first African-American Deputy U.S. Marshals west of the Mississippi River, mostly working in the deadly Indian Territory. Reeves made up to 4,000 arrests in his lifetime, killing twenty men in the line of duty.

Lance Sijan was an all American kid. He excelled on the football field and had aspirations to earn the coveted title "Fighter Pilot." After attending the Air Force Academy in the early 1960s he advanced to flight training, eventually piloting F4 Phantoms over the perilous skies of Vietnam. On November 9th 1967, he was shot down where his amazing story of survival and escape began.