Host Michael Arndt interviews two Warfighters whose intense combat experiences affected them years after separating from their years of service. Both turned to Warfighter Advance to help in their healing. Richard Wong Sing is a U. S. Marine veteran who was stationed in Beirut in 1983 when a suicide bomber attacked his Marine barracks. 241 of his comrades were killed. After years of isolation, Richard was urged by a comrade to seek a way to deal with his trauma through Warfighter Advance.Mike Rothman is a U.S. Navy veteran whose twenty years of service included combat duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. Mike discusses his years-long struggles with his mental wounds and how Warfighter Advance has been one of the methods that has helped on his journey of recovery.Both men now give back to Warfighter: Richard as a mentor to other vets and Mike as a Warfighter volunteer

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