The Unsung Heroes of the National Guard
Episode Date: January 18, 2019The National Guard gets a bad rap, but they’re an important part of the military that’s little understood.This week on War College we try to change th...
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476 episodes transcribedThe National Guard gets a bad rap, but they’re an important part of the military that’s little understood.This week on War College we try to change th...
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