The Hotwash with CJ

JIM ERWIN has built his entire career on one premise – to protect. He is a veteran of the U.S. Special Operations Forces,Including service as 1st SFOD-D (Delta) Operator. Provided close protection and security for high-profiled clientele. Erwin is a certified FBI Advanced Firearms Instructor,Has earned several instructor certifications for the NRA. Entered the U.S. Army, eager to earn his place in the 2nd Ranger Battalion (75th Ranger Regiment) at Fort Lewis, WA. Erwin was awarded the Distinguished Honor Graduate of his U.S. Army Sniper Course and served as the ranking NCO for a military free-fall unit. Erwin accepted an invitation to participate in the 1st SFOD-D selection course - where he was ultimately one of five candidates chosen from a class of nearly 100.As a member of Team U.S. Elite, Erwin is able to expand his role as a protection specialist to a diverse group – from tactical shooters to active duty members to athletes or anyone else. HOUR # 2 PLEASE HELP US WELCOME Michael Golembesky, author of Level Zero Heroes (St. Martin's Press 2014) and former member of Marine Special Operations Team 8222 (2009-10).While on his second deployment in Iraq, SSgt. Golembesky was selected to become an aircraft controller with the newly formed Marine Corps Special Operations Command (MARSOC). Obtained 8002 MOS and was assigned as a team JTAC with Marine Special Operations Company G, Team 2. His fifth and final deployment was served in Afghanistan (RC-W) with Marine Special Operations Team 8222 from 2009 through 2010 in the Bala Murghab River Valley.Michael's personal military awards include the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (Valor), two Navy and Marine Corps Combat Action Ribbons and the Afghanistan and Iraq Campaign Medals.

Matthew DeMaio, entrepreneur, CEO and founder of Condition One, a veteran owned and operated startup company that has developed a health bar and accompanying brand positioned to fulfill an untapped market demand. Conceived in a combat zone, the nutritional sustainment bar comprised of ingredients an operator or athlete needs to overcome intense physical challenges by providing high quality complex carbohydrates, protein, fiber and amino acids critical in combat fatigue. Anthony Droz, as seen in TIME MAGAZINE, THE VETERANS EXPEDITIONARY TEAM, His extensive MODELING CAREER, and his time served in the Military. Kary Kruger Wellness Professional and Entrepreneur. Trained Life, Relationship and Business Coach. Top ranking leader in Le-Vel.com Grew up moving all over the country with a father in the Defense Industry = respect and regard for active duty and veteran families. I wish to give back and help as many people thrive in their wellness and lifestyle as possible Cognitive / mental health is my passion along with offering a solution for people who are suffering with physical discomfort (pain) and / or not sleeping. It all starts with the brain. When you feel better you do better, you live better. Tammy Tucker Combs Bio: I am a rare Floridian still living in Central Florida. The Mom of active duty Marine who is my only child. Being a MoM is my most treasured role and title! Will be a grandma in May with my first grandbaby! Have a passion for my military families and love helping people. Promoter for LeVel’s Thrive Experience and love changing lives and helping people make their dreams come true!

Craig “Sawman” Sawyer is a U.S. Marine and U.S. Navy SEAL, decorated for “Heroic Service” in combat while operating at SEAL Team One and DEVGRU. With a wide background in military spec ops, unarmed combat, federal law enforcement and high-threat diplomatic protection, Sawman founded his company, "TACTICAL INSIDER" under which he now trains our military, law enforcement and law-abiding citizens to be more effective in stopping the bad guys.He also trains Hollywood actors for their tactical film roles in telling the stories of our nation's heroes. With additional efforts against endangered wildlife poaching in Africa, developing better weapons and equipment for our war fighters and exposing human trafficking, TACTICAL INSIDER is all about making a positive impact, per Sawman's personal ethos.Regardless of which project he's working on at the moment, Craig is out to make a difference Jim Erwin has built his entire career on one premise to protect. He is a veteran of the U.S. Special Operations Forces,Including service as 1st SFOD-D (Delta) Operator. Provided close protection and security for high-profiled clientele. Erwin is a certified FBI Advanced Firearms Instructor,Has earned several instructor certifications for the NRA. Entered the U.S. Army, eager to earn his place in the 2nd Ranger Battalion (75th Ranger Regiment) at Fort Lewis, WA. Erwin was awarded the Distinguished Honor Graduate of his U.S. Army Sniper Course and served as the ranking NCO for a military free-fall unit. Erwin accepted an invitation to participate in the 1st SFOD-D selection course - where he was ultimately one of five candidates chosen from a class of nearly 100.As a member of Team U.S. Elite,Erwin is able to expand his role as a protection specialist to a diverse group – from tactical shooters to active duty members to athletes or anyone else.

(Tune in to The Next Mission Radio with your host Daniel Mays) Join us as we go on air with Mr. Curtis Jones (Mr.VA/Gunny) as we dive into some of the issues that surround VA disabilities and ratings. We will be discussing issues and simple things that veterans miss when going to sign for their ratings. Also we will be discussing some other programs that are available for veterans such as the VFW, DAV, American Legion just to name a few. Curtis Jones is a retired Marine Gunny who joined into the Marine Corps in 1977 during his time in service until his end of service in 1998. Once out of the military he held multiple jobs ranging from work as a security consultant all the way up to working for the FBI and everything else in between. Along with some of the jobs that the Gunny has held he has also volunteered his time and efforts to give back to the Veteran Community by taking part in VFW Post 304, DAV CHAPTER 3, AMERICAN LEGION POST 141, FRA BRANCH 24, and AMVETS. "I work for the DOD, but my life's mission is to help any and all Vet's that I can. I believe in God and Country in that order and I am willing to die for both! I have always stood up for the underdog and will continue to do so! I am a combat Vet and a wounded warrior even tho you can't see my wounds. I have been in two helicopter crashes. Ran over a landmine in Bosnia, shot in the chest but by the Grace of God my vest took the round, almost taken out by an IED also in Bosnia."-Curtis Jones (Gunny) So please join us on the air to talk with myself and Mr. Curtis to discuss VA ratings and any questions about the process and local VFW, DAV, and American legions.

Vision: – To ensure the best quality of life for our nation’s retired Military Working Dogs and Police K-9 Heroes through providing assistance with medical costs, food and end of duty services. Purpose: – To educate the public on the costs and responsibilities of adopting a retired K-9 Hero. – To help cover or offset all medical, food and end of duty costs for retired K-9 Heroes. – To ensure each K-9 Hero is rewarded with health and the way of life that they deserve for their faithful and loyal service. Additionally: Retired Military Working Dogs and Police K-9 Heroes accepted into Project K-9 Hero will have up to $3,000.00 per year in medical costs covered for them. Project K-9 Hero will also cover the K-9’s food costs and have food shipped directly to the owner’s residence. Project K-9 Hero additionally provides $500.00 to the owner when the K-9 is deceased for cremation or burial service. Any remaining funds out of the $3000.00 annual medical allotment will go into our general emergency medical fund available to all K-9’s in our program for surgeries or other medical expenses that may exceed the annual benefit. This is all, of course, dependent on funding raised through donations. Jason Johnson has a passion for Police K-9’s and he has dedicated his life to working with them, as well as training and taking care of them. Jason believes that Police K-9’s perform selflessly for the departments and agencies they work for, and in return, they are not offered that same respect, in their retirement years, by those they served.