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Speaker 1: Seven point thirty here, a fifty five KR CEV talk
Speaker 1: station is very very happy Friday to you. Gotta love
Speaker 1: those Marines and gotta love the Northern Kentucky Young Marines.
Speaker 1: We're gonna learn all about them right now. Lynn Arnold,
Speaker 1: the Unit commander of the North Kuky Young Marines, joining
Speaker 1: the program, talk about that organization as well as some
Speaker 1: events that are coming up. Lynn, long time, no speak.
Speaker 1: How have you been agree too long?
Speaker 3: It's been very well, sir.
Speaker 4: How about you?
Speaker 1: I've been fine. And how's your daughter doing?
Speaker 4: She's doing very well.
Speaker 3: Her and my son are both they're both living their
Speaker 3: best lives. Glad to be part of the country, not
Speaker 3: near here, Glad to hear that.
Speaker 1: Didn't mean to throw your curve ball. It's just been
Speaker 1: a while since we spoke and running to each other,
Speaker 1: so I just thought i'd asked the polite questions to
Speaker 1: start off before we learn about the Northern Kentucky Young Marines.
Speaker 1: Tell my listeners all about this, and I understand. This
Speaker 1: is not an organization that necessarily pushes young people into
Speaker 1: the military. It's more of a well an understanding appreciation
Speaker 1: of the nation's freedoms and liberties that were, of course
Speaker 1: guaranteed and granted by those who have served in the military.
Speaker 1: Have I got that right, yes, sir.
Speaker 3: And actually I have young Marine First Sergeant Abby Smith
Speaker 3: here with me, and she was a fifteen year or
Speaker 3: sixteen year old from Beechwood High School, and I'm going
Speaker 3: to let her explain the program a little bit to you.
Speaker 1: Well, let me start by congratulating Abby Smith, who's got
Speaker 1: the Distinguished Order of Merit, which was awarded to her
Speaker 1: in April this year, as the highest award a young
Speaker 1: Marine can earn. Congratulations Abby, and welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, sir. I'm really excited to be
Speaker 4: on here today.
Speaker 1: Oh you Marines and your sirs don't you can take
Speaker 1: easy liberties with me. You can call me Brian if
Speaker 1: you want. That's great. Anyhow, I appreciate your showing of
Speaker 1: respect and I'm not worthy of it. So how did
Speaker 1: you get involved in the Young Marines and other tucky
Speaker 1: young Marines?
Speaker 4: Well, sir, I've always wanted to join the military. It's
Speaker 4: been a passion of mine ever since I can remember.
Speaker 4: And so many people kept suggesting, oh, well, you have
Speaker 4: to join the Marines if you're interested in this, And
Speaker 4: as soon as I joined, I just couldn't stop and
Speaker 4: I've been with it ever since.
Speaker 1: Well, what what drew you to? I mean, I understand
Speaker 1: your desire to become a Marine, but the how was
Speaker 1: it that that you connected so completely right out of
Speaker 1: the gate with the Northern Kentucky Young Marines. What was
Speaker 1: the experience like?
Speaker 4: Well, Sir, I actually want to go into the Navy currently,
Speaker 4: but I think the reason I went so far and
Speaker 4: I connected so easily with this unit is it's like
Speaker 4: a family and you just get to know these people
Speaker 4: so well and they push you to be the best
Speaker 4: person you can be, and with that support, you can
Speaker 4: do anything that is amazing.
Speaker 1: So what are the the Young Marines? As I understand
Speaker 1: from the materials, you meet every other Saturday between eight
Speaker 1: forty five and three pm at the VFW post on
Speaker 1: East forty seventh and Covington. And so we're going to
Speaker 1: put all those details up on the bloger page pick
Speaker 1: you upcrecy dot com. But what do you talk about?
Speaker 1: What was what? What kind of activities do you engage
Speaker 1: in during that period of time?
Speaker 4: So in our unit, which is one of nearly two
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty across the country. We focus on a
Speaker 4: few things. Every single drill. We do closer to drill,
Speaker 4: which is the marching we usually see. We do physical fitness.
Speaker 4: We are in our unit are we're a focal point
Speaker 4: for drug demand production, which it means we're teaching youth
Speaker 4: about the dangers of drugs, trying to heap them away
Speaker 4: from it. We learn military American history. We try to
Speaker 4: teach our young young kids as much history as they
Speaker 4: can know, especially a history that is not being taught
Speaker 4: in schools.
Speaker 1: You know, I just wortion, yes, I know, it's just
Speaker 1: always going to say that. It warms my heart that
Speaker 1: that gap in the education system is actually being filled
Speaker 1: here in the Northern Kentucky Young Marine Spot. It also
Speaker 1: illustrates a profound disappointment that our American education system does
Speaker 1: not include these core fundamental principles that we should all know.
Speaker 1: I mean, that was the point of the American revolutions,
Speaker 1: that in still these freedoms and liberties in the American people,
Speaker 1: and they don't even teach that reality in the meantime
Speaker 1: where they're eroding all of our eatans and liberties. I'm
Speaker 1: glad to see you're countering that with the norther Kentucky
Speaker 1: young Marines. Wow, and you're a can I ask how
Speaker 1: old are you Abby?
Speaker 4: I'm sixteen, sir. Okay, see, I'm sorry, mister Thomas.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no, no, please, you don't need to
Speaker 1: do the service. I'm just embarrassed by that. But I
Speaker 1: don't want to know any much specific because I don't
Speaker 1: want to criticize anything wrongly. But you obviously are aware
Speaker 1: in the gap of the education system teaching this important
Speaker 1: American history. Was it your personal experience in whatever school
Speaker 1: you went in that they did not teach that someone something?
Speaker 4: Certain teachers have to try their best to teach what
Speaker 4: they can. Okay, it's hardly lacking. Especially in our younger education,
Speaker 4: middle school going into high school, we're not learning much
Speaker 4: about our American history. We're learning about the world, the
Speaker 4: European side of history, just not about our own country
Speaker 4: and what it was founded upon.
Speaker 1: Wonderful. That explains it, wonderfully because I had a feeling.
Speaker 1: You know, there are some great teachers out there who
Speaker 1: love to incorporate these concepts into their teaching. But you're
Speaker 1: lucky if you get one of those it is not
Speaker 1: apparently a part of the broader curriculum for the K
Speaker 1: through twelve students, and that is the sad thing. So
Speaker 1: God bless the Northern Kentucky Young Marines. I'm gonna pause
Speaker 1: right now because I know you have some events you
Speaker 1: want to explain to my listeners that are coming up,
Speaker 1: and then people are going to want to participate in.
Speaker 1: So pause. We will bring back Abby and Lynn Arnold
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Speaker 1: Seven forty Here fifty five Krcity Talk station. We get
Speaker 1: one more short segment here with my guests from the
Speaker 1: Northern Kentucky Young Marines, Lynn Arnold, who's the unit commander
Speaker 1: there and award winner. She is Abby Smith, recipient of
Speaker 1: the Distinguished Order of Merit, which is the highest award
Speaker 1: a young marine can earn. Abby, you just want to
Speaker 1: congratulate you again on that. I let you know that
Speaker 1: you're already getting some recruiting my submarine. Or friend Mike,
Speaker 1: who proudly service country on a submarine his entire service, said, Hey,
Speaker 1: women are serving on submarine. So since you want to
Speaker 1: join the Navy, he's putting in a plug for you
Speaker 1: to get on a sub So you have that option,
Speaker 1: something that I couldn't do. Abby, But you know best.
Speaker 1: The luck to you in your future career and future
Speaker 1: service in the America's Navy. Let's talk about some of
Speaker 1: the events. Oh, by the way, folks, it's NKY Young
Speaker 1: Marines dot Com Again. Joe will put the link up
Speaker 1: on the blog page fifty five Krsey dot com. Abby
Speaker 1: or Lynn Ei the one. We got some events coming up.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the quarter auction first. What is a
Speaker 1: quarter auction which is taking place August twenty seventh at
Speaker 1: Ludlow Vets on Elm Street in Ludlow, Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Thank you, yes, Courter auctions are great fun females, males, kids, adults.
Speaker 3: You bring roles and quarters, or you can bring your
Speaker 3: money to change into quarters, and you bid on items
Speaker 3: that are provided there different baskets arranging from anything from
Speaker 3: type Warrior to bourbon baskets. And at this event on
Speaker 3: the twenty seventh, it will benefit the Northern Kentucky Young Marines, which.
Speaker 1: We're very appreached for.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well, I and then I remember our birthday
Speaker 3: ball coming up in October on the twenty sixth, and
Speaker 3: that's our favorite night of the year. We get to
Speaker 3: celebrate all the things we've done over the past twelve
Speaker 3: months and do the official Marine Corps Birthday cake ceremony
Speaker 3: and then provide a fun evening and dinner for our
Speaker 3: guests and such, and that's on our website as well.
Speaker 1: And then these these events, obviously the quarter things, since
Speaker 1: your fundraising would be open to literally anybody who wants
Speaker 1: to come and help up with the fundraising. Is the
Speaker 1: birthday bash also open to the public generally.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 3: Yes, last year we had one hundred and thirty five guests,
Speaker 3: obviously mostly groupies of ours that support us whatever we do,
Speaker 3: but yes, a lot of people we'd never met before.
Speaker 3: And now we have new friends because of it.
Speaker 1: Okay, And on the in terms of joining the North
Speaker 1: Kentucky Young Marines, is there like is it like a school,
Speaker 1: a semester thing or can someone just say, hey, I
Speaker 1: heard about that, I got to get involved and can
Speaker 1: they join at any time?
Speaker 4: Well, sir, I can answer that question, please, bar. Recruit
Speaker 4: training is typically that six to seven saturdays with one overnight.
Speaker 4: You cannot just join the in Marines. We have to
Speaker 4: teach you how to be in greene, how to wear
Speaker 4: the uniform properly, since we are representing the Young Greens
Speaker 4: program as a whole in our unit. Now, over these
Speaker 4: six to seven saturdays, these recruits, as we call them,
Speaker 4: when a variety of knowledge to become trained as a
Speaker 4: young Marine, such as closer drill, marching, field skills, public speaking,
Speaker 4: learning about the dangers of drugs and polishing boots and
Speaker 4: shaking hands and opening doors.
Speaker 1: Oh that's great, that still happens. People open doors for
Speaker 1: other people. I'm a big fan of the of the
Speaker 1: days of chivalry. Quite honest with you, nothing disturbs me
Speaker 1: more than chivalry. Well, do you really off? It's so cool?
Speaker 1: Traditional family and American values are alive and well, and
Speaker 1: they are being taught by the Northern Kentucky Young Marines.
Speaker 1: It's NKY Young Marines dot com. Abby, God bless you
Speaker 1: and congratulations. I cannot thank you enough for being just
Speaker 1: what a wonderful representative for this organization. And you obviously
Speaker 1: are our Distinguished Order of Maria recipient. You were doing
Speaker 1: a great job. I wish you the best of luck
Speaker 1: and your balance of your education and success in the Navy.
Speaker 1: Should you ultimately choose to go down that road. God
Speaker 1: bless you, and keep up the great work and keep
Speaker 1: being a great, well just young person. Give us all
Speaker 1: hope that the future can be a positive thing. Both
Speaker 1: of you can't thank you enough for the time you
Speaker 1: spend on my program today. What you're doing each and
Speaker 1: every week get the information on my blog paid fifty
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Speaker 1: true pleasure having you both on the program. God bless
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