Life After The Military | Episode 067 | Moral Injury

In this episode, I want to talk about something that I truly miss, and I believe many veterans can relate to: camaraderie. It's the sense of connection and understanding that we had when we were serving. We long for the feeling of being with people who truly understand us, our experiences, our humor, and who won't judge us for what we say.

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Bo Dunning

Fred “Bo” Dunning is a retired US Air Force NCO and Desert Storm combat veteran.
He has a Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology, a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, and an Adjunct Psychology Professor in the California State College System.
Bo has more than 40 years working with Active Duty Millitary, veterans and their families.


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Life After The Military | Episode 066 | Camaraderie