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Military reserve force

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Sep 11, 2026

Sebastian GorkaGUEST
56:09
He said, we will not permit the infection and perversion of national security writ large for political purposes.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
56:17
And whether it's the FBI calling Catholics who go to Latin mass domestic extremists, whether it's using armed agents of the FBI to raid a former and future president's home, as occurred in Mar-a-Lago, whether it's putting Tulsi Gabbard, a serving major in the Army Reserves and member of Congress, on a terrorist no-fly list because as a Democrat, she dares to support the Republican candidate, President Trump, we will not permit it to happen.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
56:43
Has anybody been clapped in irons and put in a court of law and charged with this? No, not yet.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
56:51
Have people been fired who are responsible for those politically distorted threat analyses? Absolutely, thanks to Kash Patel and others.
Gabe EvansGUEST
21:09
During the surge, you had more National Guard and Reservists in Iraq than you had active duty.
Gabe EvansGUEST
21:14
Almost half of the Army's rotary wing strength is in the National Guard and the Reserves.
Gabe EvansGUEST
21:19
And so making sure that we can recruit and retain those high-quality individuals by fixing their pay actually paying them what they're worth when they do all of this flying and meet active duty standards, but they get paid on average 13% of what their active duty counterparts make for achieving the same mission and flying the exact same amount of hours.
Gabe EvansGUEST
21:39
We were able to get a fix to that in the NDAA, which of course helps the recruiting and the retention of almost half of our rotary wing force.
Neil ThubronGUEST
3:51
The BBC came in and did a documentary on us, and so that was one key moment that helped me and developed me as a leader.
Neil ThubronGUEST
4:01
And pretty close to the same time, I was going through Sandhurst as a, as an officer in the Army Reserves.
Neil ThubronGUEST
4:08
So I was going through some of the best leadership and management training you could ever have.
Neil ThubronGUEST
4:13
A b- bit like West Point in the US.
Greg SanfilippoGUEST
20:40
It, it, it got me back into the military.
Greg SanfilippoGUEST
20:43
I had been, uh, out of the Marine Corps, and it got me back into, uh, into service with the Army Reserves and, and into law enforcement.
Gordon DealHOST
20:53
What else, uh, do we need to keep in mind here, you think, Greg, as we, as we think about the, uh, the 25th anniversary and, and security tied to it?
Greg SanfilippoGUEST
20:59
For everyone, it, uh, terrorism is the highest consequence risk, but more likely it's just operational, uh, problems.
Ian GillisGUEST
29:01
And when I say that, you know, from 1947, right? 47 into the 50s i think there was maybe a somewhat of a flying club mentality um and and again i think that's probably unfair because we were a new force and we're figuring things out but um as you as you fast forward um you know we start sitting air defense alert and you know become a highly professional organization we and in our unit here in this in 1976 we move into sac with the KC-135 and we set alert there.
Ian GillisGUEST
29:39
But throughout my father's career, the Guard was always that reserve force that, you know, break glass in case of emergency type organization, right? A squadron might get picked up and taken to Vietnam to help support.
Ian GillisGUEST
29:54
But it was always kind of that fill-in augment role.
Ian GillisGUEST
30:00
Desert Storm, I think you see that start to change.
Ian GillisGUEST
30:39
We're a total force, operational, standing shoulder to shoulder with our active duty counterparts, playing as big a role, if not bigger in some cases, than the active
Andy SinclairHOST
30:51
duty.
Ian GillisGUEST
30:52
And I think that's the change that you see in 9-11. the fact that the Guard goes from this reserve force, break glass in case of emergency kind of organization to, hey, we're here day to day, and we are embedded with you.
Ian GillisGUEST
31:13
And, you know, I think the Air Force does it better than the other services.
WilkinsonHOST
8:02
So, you know, that's just typical for good old Keith.
WilkinsonHOST
8:09
We, uh, when we were 19, it was, uh, during the Vietnam war and he decided he wanted to join the army reserves and he talked me into joining with him.
WilkinsonHOST
8:24
So we both went down and, uh, and joined.
WilkinsonHOST
8:27
Now this was the, I don't remember the full name.
Guy AdamiHOST
24:46
uh you the yes and we've gotten a little off track but what's amazing is when that came out in the theaters there were stories of men that had been there again predominantly men that had to walk out of the theater because it was so realistic in the first you know eight or nine minutes of that movie
Dan NathanHOST
25:02
Yeah, I remember right after that movie came out, my dad, who's a retired Lieutenant Colonel in the Army in the Army Reserves, we went to Normandy.
Dan NathanHOST
25:10
And I just remember, you know, as somebody, you know, he was very emotional being there.
Dan NathanHOST
25:16
And it was a really interesting time.
Kris HodgeGUEST
28:24
So when I was in high school, I was in Air Force Junior ROTC.
Kris HodgeGUEST
28:28
So between my instructors there, my stepfather at the time was in the Army, Army Reserves.
Kris HodgeGUEST
28:35
So just that experience.
Kris HodgeGUEST
28:38
My uncle from my father's side was in the Air Force as well as my grandfather was in the Navy back in his time.
Carol FerroneGUEST
5:28
Rachel, I have been through World War I and II.
Carol FerroneGUEST
5:31
I sent my son to World War I and that scene when Julian went to World War I in his original ANZAC uniform, he actually trained with the Army Reserves because let's be honest, World War was 100 years ago.
Rachel CareyHOST
5:45
Wow.
Carol FerroneGUEST
5:46
That scene I think got us our Logan nomination.
Kyle RableGUEST
2:04
Yes.
Kyle RableGUEST
2:05
So, I mean, to start off with, I commissioned in 2018 into the Army Reserves.
Kyle RableGUEST
2:09
I started off as a quartermaster officer and then a handful of years ago transitioned into being a civil affairs officer.
Kyle RableGUEST
2:14
So I I shake hands and kiss babies for the Army.

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