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Erik Hill served his country from the deserts of Iraq, to the wilds of Alaska. Host Jay Garstecki thanks him with a fishing trip in Wisconsin.
Erik Hill served his country from the deserts of Iraq, to the wilds of Alaska. Host Jay Garstecki thanks him with a fishing trip in Wisconsin.
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Operation: Fishing Freedom
EP3 "Erik Hill"Erik Hill served his country from the deserts of Iraq, to the wilds of Alaska. Host Jay Garstecki thanks him with a fishing trip in Wisconsin.
Operation: Fishing Freedom
S2, EP1 "Bill Kruschel"World War II U.S. Navy veteran Bill Kruschel recounts a journey from humble beginnings amid the Great Depression to his valuable service in the Navy, culminating in a lifelong commitment to the field of special education.
Operation: Fishing Freedom
S2, EP3 "Don Weber"Vietnam War veteran Don Weber recounts his amazing journey through survivor's guilt, PTSD and starting over.
Operation: Fishing Freedom
EP6 "James Elkins"An early interest in the Army lead James Elkins, an Alaskan teenager to finish college and head off to Army Ranger school. In Afghanistan, he suffers a gunshot wound to the head.
Operation: Fishing Freedom
S4, EP1 "Kristina Hoyer"In a predominantly male profession, U.S. Navy veteran Kristina Hoyer recounts her incredible challenges while becoming a Navy rescue swimmer.
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