On April 10,2003 I, along with the rest of First Battalion Fifth Marines, rolled into northern Baghdad securing Saddam Hussein’s presidential palace located on the banks of the Tigris River. One of the possessions that I value the most in this life is a picture of my...
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FIGHT CLUB FOR MEN: THE QUEST FOR AUTHENTIC MANHOOD We give you an inside look at how our program restores the lives of our Warriors and Veterans. Our six-day Resiliency and Combat Trauma Reintegration program utilizes a unique non-clinical methodology that is...
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As I consider the work of Mighty Oaks, a vivid picture from my past comes to mind. In 2003 during the push of American forces into Iraq from Kuwait, there was no infrastructure, no bases or outposts and a logistics train that was being assembled as we moved forward....
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Every year, it seems, Veterans Day takes on a different meaning. When I was young it was a day to give thanks to the many men and women who have stood to serve our country by protecting the American way of life. This would bring up images of assaults on machine gun...
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On November 10th 1775, “America’s 911 Force” in readiness, the United States Marine Corps, was born in Tun Tavern, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Every year, we as Marines, celebrate the birth of our Corps in respect to the war-fighting organization and legacy of...
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For the second year in a row Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs had the opportunity to participate in the Kingdom Bound Conference held in Darien Lake New York outside of Buffalo. This annual conference boasts nearly 75,000 attendees over the four days of the...
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