Operation: Fishing Freedom - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Darrell Krenz
The story of a Wisconsin soldier who reveals his real-life struggles as a 37 month prisoner of war during the Korean War.
Opal Waldman
World War II Veteran Opal Waldman joins us on the water as we reel in fish and share a few stories. We also take a look into the history of women in war.
Jason Miller
We share the story of Retired U.S. Air Force Veteran Jason Miller. Hear how his military career took him from Ground Zero on 9/11/2001, to Iraq, and eventually to the White House.
Bob Bray
We share the story of a World War II sailor from inside a fishing boat. Bob Bray reflects on the terrors of war and his head to head meeting with a typhoon.
Rich Verdone
U.S. Army Ranger Rich Verdone gets his first experience fishing the great Canadian waters. And also we take a look at the Sparta Project that has treated so many veterans struggling with PTS.
Jeff Lince
Join us in the boat in Florida with Former Military Police Officer, Jeff Lince. As a part of the first Desert Storm in Iraq, Lince shares his stories of becoming a soldier, his time in service, and his struggle reintegrating back into civilian life.
Brian Ebert
Retired Army Sergeant and Marine Corporal shares his story of growing up with his twin brother Chris. Brian and Chris, joined the marines together through the buddy program, and both served during the Battle of Fallujah.
John Hitchens
Operation Fishing Freedom heads south to the Gulf Of Mexico with Vietnam Army Medic John Hitchens in search of a shark. He shares his story from being a medic during the Vietnam War to becoming a part of a sober bike club.
Kurt Power
Former U.S. Army Sergeant Kurt Power joins us in Canada for some fresh Walleye. Power shares his story from surviving a sniper's bullet in Ramadi, Iraq, to serving as an officer on the Boston Gang Unit.
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