Sharon "Betty" Preszler: Nowhere to Hide | PART 2

Erasing History? Why the Military is Quietly Removing Stories of Trailblazing Women and People of ColorThis episode confronts a disturbing trend: the quiet removal of pioneering service members’ stories—like that of Betty Preszler, the first woman to fly and eject from the F-16—from official military websites. We explore why these narratives matter, how they’ve inspired generations, and what’s at stake when they’re erased. Preszler and fellow voices argue that far from dividing units, these stories build pride, resilience, and a more inclusive force. From leadership struggles to recruiting impact, this discussion sheds light on a broader effort to rewrite history—and why pushing back matters now more than ever.Views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the hosts. All episodes are recorded with permission.© 2025 All Fire No Smoke Podcast. All rights reserved. For media inquiries, guest submissions, or more information, visit https://shows.acast.com/all-fire-no-smoke-podcastThis content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered official advice or endorsement.Contact us: allfirenosmoke.podcast.comInstagram: @allfirenosmoke.podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.