SUMMARY:

In this episode, Duane jumps on a call with an old Army buddy, SFC Bryan Alexander. Duane and Bryan served together in RC East, Afghanistan, from ’09-’10. In 2016, Duane and his family had some time meet up with Bryan and his, and a chance comment sparked an idea that led to the most-viewed blog post on the Head Space and Timing website.

Serving in Washington, D.C., Bryan had an occasion to wear his dress uniform to work one day, and civilians he worked with asked, “what do all those stripes mean.” Bryan’s explanation of them…and the statement that the “space between the stripes” is as important, if not more so, than the stripes themselves…was significantly impactful.

IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:

  •  The story behind the “Stripes Tell a Story” post
  • The meaning of old Army buddies spending time on the porch
  • Something about a rock n’ roll wig and boxer shorts.

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

The Stripes Tell a Story…but Not the Whole Story

 

 

 

 

 

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Duane France

Duane K. L. France is a combat veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as a mental health counselor practicing in the state of Colorado. Do you want to join the conversation regarding veteran mental health? Share, like, and comment. Read Duane's previous posts and follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn. Keep the conversation about #veteranmentalhealth going.