Veterans SITREP

Veterans SITREP, a production of WHFC Radio, provides a platform to connect veterans, their families, friends and support networks to address veterans’ issues and provide information about resources that will help veterans in their lives. Each week, Colonel Bill Montgomery (U.S. Army, Retired) will interview featured guests involved in the veteran community, plus health tips and military discounts available in Harford County, Maryland.

Veterans SITREP is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 92 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Veterans SITREP, a society show with 92 episodes published.

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  Episode #97

  Episode 92 - Operation Greenlight

  Sep 28, 202628 min

  Each November, communities from coast to coast participate in Operation Green Light, a powerful initiative encouraging counties, cities, and residents to illuminate buildings and homes in green. It’s a simple gesture with a profound message: we see you, we support you, and we honor your service. But behind that symbol is a deeper mission — raising awareness of the challenges veterans face and strengthening the connection between veterans and the services available to them at the local level. Joining us today on Veterans SITREP is Matt Chase, Executive Director and CEO of the National Association of Counties. Under his leadership, NACo has championed Operation Green Light as a nationwide call to action, reminding communities that supporting veterans isn’t just a federal responsibility — it’s a local one. Counties play a critical role in delivering services, expanding access, and ensuring veterans and their families have the resources they need to thrive.

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  Episode #96

  Episode 91 - Jacqueline Jules: Smoke at the Pentagon: Poems to Remember

  Sep 28, 202629 min

  Joining us on Veterans SITREP today is Jacqueline Jules, an award‑winning poet, author, and storyteller whose work has long explored themes of identity, loss, and healing. Her newest collection, Smoke at the Pentagon: Poems to Remember, offers a poignant, intimate reflection on September 11th — not through headlines or history books, but through human experience. These poems remind us that behind every moment of national tragedy are individuals navigating fear, hope, and the quiet courage to carry on. Jacqueline’s voice is one that helps us remember — not just what happened, but how it felt. Her work invites us to pause, to breathe, and to honor the stories that continue to echo through our military and veteran communities. Today, we’ll talk about the origins of this collection, the emotional landscape she captures, and the role poetry plays in preserving memory. We’ll explore how art helps us heal, how storytelling keeps history alive, and why these reflections matter for veterans, families, and all who lived through that day.

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  Episode #95

  Episode 90 - Josiah Guthland: Green Zone Ally Training

  Sep 28, 202629 min

  Today on Veterans SITREP, we're joined by Josiah Guthland, President and Lead Instructor of Green Zone Ally Training—a program that’s transforming how campuses, workplaces, and public institutions show up for veterans and military families. Josiah isn’t just teaching awareness; he’s building a culture of understanding, respect, and practical support that goes far beyond slogans and surface‑level appreciation.

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  Episode #94

  Maryland VA Health Care System: Lindsay Wilson, Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program

  Jul 29, 202628 min

  Joining me today on Veterans SITREP, is Lindsay Wilson, the Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program Coordinator for the VA Maryland Health Care System. Lindsay and her team are on the front lines of prevention, early intervention, and survivor support, working every day to ensure that veterans and their loved ones have a safe place to turn when relationships become unsafe or unhealthy. Whether you’re a veteran, a family member, a caregiver, or someone who simply wants to understand how to support those affected, this episode offers clarity, connection, and a reminder that no one has to face these challenges alone.

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  Episode #93

  Wheelchairs For Warriors: Crystal Laramore

  Jun 12, 202628 min

  Joining me today on Veterans SITREP, is Crystal Lee Laramore, the Executive Director of Wheelchairs for Warriors and a fierce advocate for those who have sacrificed the most. Under her leadership, the organization has become a national force for mobility justice — stepping in where traditional systems fall short and ensuring that heroes receive equipment tailored to their bodies, their injuries, and their lives. Wheelchairs for Warriors build highly customized, engineered-for-survival mobility solutions for veterans and first responders whose injuries demand far more than a standard-issue chair. These aren’t just wheelchairs; they are lifelines to independence, dignity, and possibility. We’ll talk about the mission, the veterans they serve, the engineering behind these custom chairs, and the powerful stories of resilience that drive this work forward. This is a conversation about mobility, but even more, it’s a conversation about freedom.

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