Bob Calvert

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Bob Calvert is the host of the Talking With Heroes radio talk show, that supports our troops, veterans, their families, the wounded, blue star families, gold star families and support groups. Bob has been to Iraq three times and once to Afghanistan, interviewing troops and locals. Contact Bob at NewsBlaze or at his website TalkingWithHeroes.com

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Talking With Heroes From Eastern Kentucky and North Carolina

While in Afghanistan last month, I spoke to SPC Forester from Eastern Kentucky and SPC Harris from North Carolina. SPC Forester served as a Police Officer for six years before he enlisted in the Army...

Views of Kalagush, Afghanistan, From a Helicopter

I had the opportunity to film from inside a helicopter with Lt Col Michael Forsyth, Commander of the 2-77 with 4BCT 4ID, as we flew from one Forward Operating Base to the next, in Afghanistan.

Ft Carson’s Captain Matt Frye at ANA Base, FOB Hughie, Jalalabad, Afghanistan

After almost a year of preparation, and with the support of many people and companies, Talking With Heroes was able to go on our mission to Afghanistan.

When Family Deploys

I have seen first hand the emotion of separation of families. Spouses who will not see each other for 12-15 months. Children who do not understand what is going on, saying goodbye...

‘Talking with Heroes’ Talk Show announces Mothers Day Special

Talking with Heroes Talk Show announces the Mothers Day Special guest list for May 14, 2006. The radio show gives our military personnel an opportunity to share their mostly untold experiences...

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Breaking Down Your Printer So It Doesn’t Break Down On You

Nothing stops a productive morning faster than a flashing...

Why You Should Always Book Your Accessible Ride Ahead of Time

Getting from point A to point B should be...

Spotting the Gaps: Common Construction Bid Discrepancies and How to Avoid Them

Putting together a winning construction bid takes time, precision,...

Coco Coders founder says career education starts six years too late

Research on career aspiration suggests schools introduce career exposure roughly six years later than the evidence supports.
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