Men of God / Men of War
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04/17/24 • 83 min
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On this episode, I sat down with Steve and Nate, twin brothers separated by church and tradition. They recently released a book titled "Men Of God Men Of War": two journeys, two stories - and one shared vision. Nate learned his lessons through war and conflict; Steve learned his lessons through the twisting of faith.
If interested in purchasing their book, it is available on Amazon (this episode is not sponsored): https://www.amazon.com/Men-God-Nathan-Smith/dp/1944296263/ref=sr_1_1?sr=8-1
About the host:
Ian is a United States Army Officer, commissioning as a Combat Engineer. He has experience in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria and spent several years in Washington, DC as a strategic defense analyst.
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On this episode, I sat down with Steve and Nate, twin brothers separated by church and tradition. They recently released a book titled "Men Of God Men Of War": two journeys, two stories - and one shared vision. Nate learned his lessons through war and conflict; Steve learned his lessons through the twisting of faith.
If interested in purchasing their book, it is available on Amazon (this episode is not sponsored): https://www.amazon.com/Men-God-Nathan-Smith/dp/1944296263/ref=sr_1_1?sr=8-1
About the host:
Ian is a United States Army Officer, commissioning as a Combat Engineer. He has experience in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria and spent several years in Washington, DC as a strategic defense analyst.
Summary:
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Ian
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About the host:
Ian is a United States Army Officer, commissioning as a Combat Engineer. He has experience in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria and spent several years in Washington, DC as a strategic defense analyst.
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Ethan Brown is a United States Air Force veteran, having served with distinction for 11 years and multiple combat deployments as a special operations forward air controller. After leaving the service, he serves as a Senior Fellow for Defense Studies at the Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress, a non-partisan policy think tank in Washington D.C.
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About the host:
Ian is a United States Army Officer, commissioning as a Combat Engineer. He has experience in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria and spent several years in Washington, DC as a strategic defense analyst.
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