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Season 4: Episode 6: The Stuff We Don’t Diagnose
Originally published on FreedomSystem.org: https://freedomsystem.org/season-4-episode-6-the-stuff-we-dont-diagnose/ The Stuff We Don’t Diagnose is a conversation about the weight people carry when life does not fit neatly into a label. In this episode of Common Veterans, we sit down with Reverend Pastor Mason Vieth to talk about the things that do not always show up in a chart, a report, or a…
Season 4: Episode 6: The Stuff We Don't Diagnose
The Stuff We Don’t Diagnose is a conversation about the weight people carry when life does not fit neatly into a label. In this episode of Common Veterans, we sit down with Reverend Pastor Mason Vieth to talk about the things that do not always show up in a chart, a report, or a diagnosis, but still shape the way people live, think, and relate to the world around them. This episode steps away…
Service is Sacrifice
Introduction “To serve is to guarantee citizenship…” Military members often repeat this line from Starship Troopers—not as a joke, but as a real observation about the body of the military. (I promise that I am not making a political article—stay with me here.) The military needs people to be in the jobs that they have. Sometimes, many of the service members do not do anything on a normal basis.…
Season 4: Episode 5: Permission to Fail
Episode 5: Permission to Fail Veterans are good at telling the version of the story that makes sense. Service. Transition. Forward movement. Progress. What often gets left out are the moments in between — the jobs that did not work out, the leadership decisions that fell short, the relationships that took a hit, and the seasons where nothing felt as steady as it was supposed to. In this episode,…
Service is sacrifice. That doesn’t end when the uniform comes off. For many Veterans, the hardest part isn’t leaving—it’s losing purpose, identity, and the weight of responsibility that once defined them. That absence creates a gap that’s hard to fill. But the need to serve never goes away. It just changes form. Sometimes it’s in your community. Sometimes it’s giving your time. Sometimes it’s finding purpose again. Service is still there. So is the sacrifice. Read more:
Season 4: Episode 5: Permission to Fail
Episode 5: Permission to Fail Veterans are good at telling the version of the story that makes sense. Service. Transition. Forward movement. Progress. What often gets left out are the moments in between — the jobs that did not work out, the leadership decisions that fell short, the relationships that took a hit, and the seasons where nothing felt as steady as it was supposed to. In this episode,…
When Times Get Hard
When Times Get Hard When life becomes overwhelming, hope can feel distant. Every one of us will face seasons of hardship — divorce, illness, job loss, or the loss of someone we love. In those moments, it’s natural to ask why and even to question God. People respond to pain in different ways: some withdraw, some try to numb the hurt, and others turn away in anger. But hardship does not have to…
Sunday “Funday”
It’s Sunday “Funday,” right? Cleaning. Cooking. Getting things lined up for the week in a way that would either make your mom proud or keep your Drill Sergeant from losing his mind. We call it part of the weekend, but Sunday is never meant to be the end of it. Sunday is the first day of the week. It’s the time to pause, reflect, remember what you believe, and reset for the week ahead. For most of…
Sunday "Funday"
It’s Sunday “Funday,” right? Cleaning. Cooking. Getting things lined up for the week in a way that would either make your mom proud or keep your Drill Sergeant from losing his mind. We call it part of the weekend, but Sunday is never meant to be the end of it. Sunday is the first day of the week. It’s the time to pause, reflect, remember what you believe, and reset for the week ahead. For most…
Minutes: 14 March 2026
FreedomSystem.org Board Meeting Minutes Date: Saturday, March 14, 2026Time: 10:30 AMLocation: Elkhart County Community Foundation, E. Jackson St, Elkhart, Indiana Meeting Overview The business meeting was called to order by President K Holmes at 10:30 AM. Chaplain Wayne Hawn delivered the opening and closing prayer, and the business session was officially declared open. Order of Business 1.…
Season 4: Episode3: The Translation Lie
Introduction One of the most common pieces of advice Veterans hear during transition is simple: “Translate your MOS.” The idea sounds reasonable. Replace acronyms with civilian terminology. Turn missions into projects. Convert leadership into management language. Take the language of the military and make it sound like something a corporate hiring manager might recognize. But for many Veterans,…
Season 4: Episode3: The Translation Lie
Introduction One of the most common pieces of advice Veterans hear during transition is simple: “Translate your MOS.” The idea sounds reasonable. Replace acronyms with civilian terminology. Turn missions into projects. Convert leadership into management language. Take the language of the military and make it sound like something a corporate hiring manager might recognize. But for many Veterans,…
The History of United States Military Challenge Coins
History Small enough to fit in the palm of a hand, challenge coins carry a surprising amount of meaning. Within the United States military, these coins represent recognition, belonging, and shared experience. They are often presented quietly — sometimes by a commander after a mission well done, sometimes by a fellow service member who simply wants to acknowledge someone’s place within a…
Explore the history of United States military challenge coins, their origins, traditions, and how they became one of the most recognizable symbols of service and recognition in the armed forces.
Season 4: Episode3: When the Uniform
Introduction We begin the way we always do. Host roll call. A moment to recognize the voices in the room and the stories behind them. This episode is brought to you by Winter Oak Studio, who continues to support conversations that matter. Toast: “To the Uniform. There’s ceremony when you put it on. There’s paperwork when you take it off. There’s nothing in between. To the uniform that formed us,…
Season 4: Episode3: When the Uniform
Introduction We begin the way we always do. Host roll call. A moment to recognize the voices in the room and the stories behind them. This episode is brought to you by Winter Oak Studio, who continues to support conversations that matter. Toast: “To the Uniform. There’s ceremony when you put it on. There’s paperwork when you take it off. There’s nothing in between. To the uniform that formed us,…
Beyond Survival – Learning
Learning Importance to Veterans I didn’t set out to create a blog series on this topic. But after re-reading my last article, I realized something — this conversation is needed. The number of people who read it (or at least clicked on it) was higher than I expected. That told me the importance of this subject may be greater than I first thought. This series explores what is important to Veterans,…