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We’ve Got Your Six 11-12-24
Posted on by Tom Novak

Ginger and Jeff welcome Ron Corsetti, Army veteran and current Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army (CASA). For 102 years, each state has appointed a CASA to provide individual advice to the Secretary of the Army on public sentiments toward the Army. Ron, Ginger and Jeff talk about their individual experiences with Veterans Day before diving into an important conversation about his specific responsibilities as CASA, his background with Army Futures Command, and the need to shift the image and narrative surrounding today’s military veterans.

 

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