MISSION: EMPOWERING VETERANS TO FIND PURPOSE THROUGH ADVENTURE.The Founders Story - “The Longbow Foundation didn’t begin in a boardroom—it took flight in the cockpit of an Apache Longbow over Afghanistan. Amid high-stakes missions and sleepless nights, I witnessed the burden carried by those who serve. It was in those moments—between adrenaline and silence—that the vision for Longbow was born: to stand by veterans long after the battle ends.After nine years in military aviation and over 1,200 flight hours—200 in combat—I had the honor of supporting some of the world’s most elite forces. The missions were high-stakes, the expectations uncompromising. But nothing prepared me for what came next. Transitioning out of uniform, I faced a new kind of battle: finding purpose without a mission plan. And I wasn’t alone—many of my fellow veterans, especially from special operations and aviation, were navigating the same uncertain terrain.For many veterans, the real challenge begins after combat. The mission ends, the uniform comes off—but the need for purpose remains. Without it, too many warriors feel lost, disconnected, and unsupported. The Longbow Foundation was born to change that—to help veterans rediscover direction, community, and meaning in their next chapter.” - Chase Carlton, Founder / DirectorBrian Tally

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This podcast covers the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, illegal immigration, SIV holders left behind enemy lines and the dereliction of duty from the Biden Administration. This is what forced Berney Flowers and 10's of thousands of others out of the DOD to an early retirement. Berney stated he could no longer, in good faith, operate by the rules and failed policy that was being directed his way as a top Senior Advisor.

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Jenna Carlton is, 'The Millennial Veteran' and a proud US Navy Veteran who served as an Aerographer’s Mate from 2013-2017. After getting out she went to school and did an internship at The House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs hoping to make an impact on the Veteran community. She soon found out that policy may not be the best route in her efforts of helping other Veterans. Soon after she started a Face Book support group, “The Millennial Veterans” with two of her friends in 2020 to appeal to the younger Veterans in the hopes of forming a community. Their goal is to get younger Veterans involved and aware of their resources. Through inspiration with many conversations with Veterans, Jenna published 'The Veteran Workbook.' This journal-style book puts the pen in the hand of the veteran to reflect on their service, recreate structure, plan for the future, and re-discover their new identity after the military. Additionally, Jenna currently operates the South Jersey Women Veterans group sponsored by Operation Second Chance.

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