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We’ve Got Your Six 10-22-24
Posted on by Tom Novak

Ginger and Jeff meet with CW5 (ret) Mike LeNeave, former Director of Aviation Safety for Army Special Operations.  Joining the Army just months before 9/11 and eventually joining the elite 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, Mike shares stories from his training day on September 11, 2001 and high intensity moments in Iraq.  Since leaving the service, Mike has joined Pison, a Boston based company  focused on creating revolutionary sensor technology aimed at gathering data and supporting risk management throughout multiple disciplines: sports, health, and military operations to name a few.

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