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May 13, 2026 57 min

America's Frontlines Podcast 13 May 2026

from America’s Frontlines Hosted by Tom Sheffield

In this episode of America’s Frontlines: Colonel Denny and Skip examine the Chinese Communist Party’s long history of repression, discussing how Beijing’s view of individual citizens as instruments of state power could shape America’s future relationship with one of its most formidable global rivals. They also take a hard look at growing concerns surrounding NATO—why some European leaders are questioning America’s long-term commitment, and how the wars in Ukraine and Iran may be reshaping the future of Western security and global stability. As always, Colonel Denny delivers another round of his clever one-liners to keep things balanced along the way. Our featured guest is AJ Ackley, a veteran deeply involved in supporting fellow veterans who are struggling and in need of assistance. He shares his experiences, his mission, and the importance of continuing to care for those who served. We also bring you our regular look back at military history from this point in time—because understanding the past helps explain who we’ve become as a nation. Retired Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Roland Ashby returns with more of his trademark “Warrant Wisdom.” And joining us as well is William Huff from Concerned Veterans for America, who discusses his own background, the mission of CVA, the organization’s ongoing efforts to support veterans, and how listeners can get involved.

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