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Stand Tall Radio Interview - 2/21/2015
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n Saturday, February 21, 2015 at 7:00 PM Eastern, Al Ulrich, host of STAND TALL RADIO aired an important internet radio show on toxic exposure at Fort McClellan entitled THE FORT MCCLELLAN DISASTER - (The News • The Science • The Politics). This program featured special guest Susan Katz Keating who is a veteran of Fort McClellan.
Susan heads the Facebook group page Ft. McClellan Health Registry Act which is full of information every Fort McClellan veteran will find helpful. In this broadcast she shares her thoughts on the Fort McClellan toxic exposure story from a journalist's point of view. Additionally Joan Zakrocki, a former U.S. Army Military Police officer, and Jesse Smith, former United States Congressional candidate, joined the program which proved to be very informative.
Note: Stand Tall Radio experienced technical difficulties which delayed the start of this live broadcast by 40 minutes. It is presented here in its entirety.
View the reference material for the information mentioned in the show HERE.
The guests on this program were:
(In order of appearance)
Susan Katz Keating is an investigative journalist specializing in national security. A former Washington Times reporter, she is the author of Prisoners of Hope: Exploiting the POW/MIA Myth in America (Random House). As a correspondent for PEOPLE magazine, Susan tackles The Three M's: Murder, Mayhem, and Military. Some of the high profile stories she has covered include Paula Broadwell / David Petraeus; shootings at Sandy Hook, Aurora, Ft. Hood, and Virginia Tech; and the SEAL assault on Osama bin Laden. Her work has appeared in Time Magazine, Readers Digest, The New York Times . . . Read more »»
Joan Zakrocki served in the Army during the Cold War Era. She trained at Fort McClellan, Alabama for Basic and Military Police School starting in January of 1976 and graduated in May. She served as a tactical MP and became her company's NBC-NCO. That training brought with it realizations how precious and fragile life is. It changed her perspective and she took the responsibility of NBC defense seriously. Upon leaving the service, Joan worked the Arctic oilfields of Alaska in emergency services for more than a decade. She also worked as a licensed realtor for a time but . . . Read more »»
Jesse Smith, determined and ambitious, enlisted in the United States Army in March 1995. Immediately after graduating from basic training he quickly deployed into action serving two tours in Bosnia supporting both Operations' Joint Endeavor & Joint Guard. After successful completion of those assignments, he served back-to-back tours in Germany in conjunction with two combat tours in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom I and III. He was among the first convoys to enter Tikrit Iraq prior to the capture of Saddam Hussein. His display of exemplary leadership skills did not go unnoticed . . . Read more »»