Fallen Soldiers March has been approached by Navy Seal Team members to write for FSM's Quarterly Newsletter when inspired, time allows and anonymity is protected. They will use the pseudonym "The Chief". This is the third consecutive contribution sharing their unique perspectives. by The Chief The deployment wasn’t my first into foreign lands, but the […]

Freud to Skinner to Jesus: Exodus! Movement of Army Behavioral Science Specialist to ACBC Certified Biblical Counselor by Charla Echlin, Army Veteran, ACBC Certified Biblical Counselor As I sit and write this article, memories carry me back many years to my ten-year-old self when I first heard the word "psychiatrist." The embodiment was "Marlena," a […]

by Janice Del Valle, USAF Veteran, FSM ACBC Phase III Candidate While serving in the US Air Force intelligence unit, we received a directive in October 2011 to review all of our training programs. The point was to ensure that nothing could be construed as derogatory toward any religion. My unit trained new military intelligence […]

An Introduction to Suffering and Crisis   by Scotty Cameron, Jr. Nouthetic Counselor Not one person is exempt from suffering. Disease, war, acts of terrorism, and natural disasters are only a few of the major events that ravage mankind the world over. Large-scale trauma incidents induce direct and widespread suffering to mass populations and vicarious […]

Fallen Soldiers March has been approached by Navy Seal Team members to write for FSM's Quarterly Newsletter when inspired, time allows and anonymity is protected. They will use the pseudonym "The Chief".  This is their second contribution and we look forward to their future contributions. by "The Chief," Chief Petty Officer, SEAL One of the […]

by Pastor Jeff Jackson, ACBC Certified Biblical Counselor You’ve probably heard of it; they’ve made a couple of movies about it—even a musical—and it’s now known as one of the most successful acts of deception and misdirection in modern military warfare. They called it Operation Mincemeat, a somewhat dubious appellation considering that the central feature […]