Lt. General (ret.) Jeffrey S. Buchanan, a 37-year Army veteran who commanded troops at every level from platoon to theater army, joined Brig. Gen. Ernie Audino on Frontlines of Freedom to discuss building exceptional leaders.
On Frontlines of Freedom, Lt. General (ret.) Jeffrey S. Buchanan joined the program to discuss building exceptional leaders. Buchanan has 37 years of Army military service on the front lines worldwide, commanding troops at every level from platoons to theater armies of more than 50,000 troops from all branches of the military, and served four combat tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. From 2016 to 2019 he led the military response in support of FEMA for five major hurricanes — Matthew, Harvey, Irma, Maria and Florence — and he also led more than 6,000 soldiers and Marines supporting the Department of Homeland Security on the southwest border. In 2021 the U.S. House asked him to analyze the security challenges and the cultural and leadership failures of the U.S. Capitol Police. Today he trains, consults and mentors business leaders and others toward exceptional outcomes. In his own comments, Gen. Audino gave an update on the injured Mukry, son of Gen. Yazdanpanna, and turned to grit in the military and the USS Abraham Lincoln.
Brig. Gen. Ernie Audino, US Army (Ret.), is a Senior Military Fellow at the Gold Institute for International Strategy, a Washington D.C. based foreign policy and defense think tank. He hosts Frontlines of Freedom, a nationally syndicated military news and talk radio program.
