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This episode, Jim sits down with a US Army Veteran who was a Helo Pilot with the famed US Army 160th! Ryan Walters started his military career as a Ranger, then transitioned into Army Aviation and flew Black Hawks and Chinooks . He has several deployments to Afghanistan as a pilot in the Dust Off Medivac unit. Ryan is an awesome Guy with an amazing history and story!

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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) has been diagnosed in nearly 350,000 service members and veterans since 2001, while post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has affected even more individuals. Combined, these conditions have attributed to twenty veteran suicides each day.

*SOURCE for statistic, Retired Justice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton’s Veterans’ Criminal Justice & Mental Health Issues News, PG 2, paragraph 5*