INTERVIEW: Bill Coate, USMC- Intelligence Officer (Colonel, Retired)/Iraq Veteran

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Bill Coate’s career in the military has spanned three decades, and included duty stations all over the world, from Australia to the Middle East, with combat deployments to East Timor and Iraq. During Operation Iraqi Freedom, Bill was the Iraq All Source Team Chief before deploying to Iraq and establishing the National Intelligence Center in Baghdad. Later he returned to Iraq as a Battalion Commander. Bill retired in 2011 as a Colonel, with his final duty station being in Dam Neck, VA, where he was the commanding officer of the Marine Corps Intelligence Schools. Bill has been married to his wife, Julie, for over 30 years, and they have three grown children. Bill’s service to our great nation lives on through his work with the Mighty Oaks Warrior Programs. His mission now is to reach our nation’s Warriors who are struggling with the challenges of post-combat trauma. He continues to lead men, challenging them to rise up and be the leaders they were created to be, to live purposeful lives, and to positively impact America.
On this edition of the podcast we discuss Bill’s book “YOU The Last Best Hope to Restore Our Nation” 
Segment 1 – Introduction to Bill Coate and his book.
Segment 2 -How does the Legacy Program at Mighty Oaks address the issues laid out in the book?
Segment 3- Some practical steps we can take as individuals.
Click HERE for Bill’s book