Becoming A Veteran

All veterans have one thing in common: service in the military. There are aspects of military life that can make it difficult for some to adapt once they have completed their service and it’s not necessarily what most people think. With a unique perspective as a fellow veteran, producer Scott Bourque examines the root cause of those issues in this series.

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Becoming a Veteran: Veterans In Politics

Aaron Marquez - a Major in the Army Reserve
Aaron Marquez, a Major in the Army Reserve.
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Aaron Marquez, a member of the Phoenix Union High School District governing board, and leader of the political activist group VetsForward.
Aaron Marquez - a Major in the Army Reserve
Memorabilia in inventory at Lori Faber Collectibles on Feb. 20, 2022 in Tempe, Arizona.
Aaron Marquez - a Major in the Army Reserve
Aaron Marquez, a Major in the Army Reserve.
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Scott Bourque

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Through the years, some political leaders have had a military background which they find to be a perfect extension of their service. Is it because of the oath they took...their belief in serving the greater good.  Producer and veteran Scott  Bourque speaks with Army Reserve Major Aaron Marquez, a Major in the Army Reserve, member of the Phoenix Union High School District governing board, and leader of the political activist group VetsForward. Listen in as he reveals the untapped power of veterans and how their engagement in political activism can benefit our community. 

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Scott Bourque