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Oscar Mike Radio

Oscar Mike Radio, a mission-driven podcast you can listen to anytime, is founded and hosted by U.S. Marine Corps veteran and community advocate Travis Partington and amplifies authentic veteran stories, honors continued service, and strengthens the military community through connection, advocacy, and purpose.

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Oscar Mike Radio – 442- Bob Notch – Office of the Veteran Advocate

by Travis Partington | Apr 26, 2025

I am pleased to welcome back returning guest U.S. Army Ret. Colonel Robert Notch. (Oscar Mike Radio 355- https://oscarmikeradio.com/353-colone.... Bob, as he prefers to be called, has transitioned into his new role as the lead Veteran Advocate for the Office of the...

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136 – Jody 2019

Feb 22, 2019

I talked about Jody in 2018 a lot. In the military Jody is the guy who is with your wife or girlfriend while you are deployed. My series about this is to raise awareness about infidelity and the harmful after effects to men and military...

135 – My Military Story Part 7 – Don’t UNC on the Range

Feb 15, 2019

It is kind of funny it has been a year since I did a part of my military story. I will tell anyone that in the larger scheme of things my Marine Corps time was brief and unremarkable. However, this is my story and I like being able to tell it. You...

134 – Bill Moore – Project New Hope

Feb 8, 2019

I talked with Bill Moore at Project New Hope in Worcester, MA.

133 – Becky Tough – A Soldier’s Kit

Feb 1, 2019

Kit can mean many things in the military. You have mess kit, med kit, your "kit" which in the U.S. Military means your issue. There is now, courtesy of Tough Wellness, a Soldier's Kit. Becky was on Oscar Mike Radio for #125, and I quickly...

131 – A Tough 500

Jan 18, 2019

The future will be bright when Jim doesn’t need to do anymore pushups.

130 – Heathenism in the US Navy

Jan 12, 2019

The Question of the Week "Could the Chinese Navy sink two of our aircraft carriers?" Sure, if our carriers sat in the middle of the sea with no crew, or support craft and were stationary..... It is a valid question though and I think it is...