The WFEA Morning Update

Dr. John Callahan 10-15-24

Posted on October 15, 2024 by Tom Novak

Dr. John Callahan, Associate Professor of International Relations and Director of Online Military Programs at New England College joins guest host Nate Shrader for important updates about the war in Ukraine and whether the US will remain focused on the war moving forward.

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