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Educator Steve Lewis on his Afghan and veteran advocacy - The Afghanistan Project Podcast Ep. 88

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Welcome to Episode 88 of The Afghanistan Project, where we cover all topics related to two decades of war in Afghanistan, and the fallout of our Afghanistan withdrawal.

Today, my guest is Steve Lewis. Steve has been a high school educator and coach for about thirty years. He writes for Havok Journal and is an incredible advocate for veterans. Steve is also involved with advocacy for our Afghan allies.

We talk about Steve’s family legacy of service, and the lessons he learned from the veterans in his life. We also discuss how the events of 9/11 led him to become a veteran advocate, and the various ways he remembers American veterans.

We also discuss Steve’s current endeavor of chronicling the actions of the 1-24th Infantry Regiment.

About the host:

Beth Bailey worked in support of Afghanistan operations as a civilian intelligence analyst for the Department of the Army between 2010 and 2013. She is a freelance contributor to Fox News Digital and the Washington Examiner.

Follow Beth:

on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bwbailey85/

on Twitter: https://x.com/BWBailey85

on Substack: https://substack.com/@bwbailey85

on the web: https://bethwbailey.com/

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Welcome to Episode 88 of The Afghanistan Project, where we cover all topics related to two decades of war in Afghanistan, and the fallout of our Afghanistan withdrawal.

Today, my guest is Steve Lewis. Steve has been a high school educator and coach for about thirty years. He writes for Havok Journal and is an incredible advocate for veterans. Steve is also involved with advocacy for our Afghan allies.

We talk about Steve’s family legacy of service, and the lessons he learned from the veterans in his life. We also discuss how the events of 9/11 led him to become a veteran advocate, and the various ways he remembers American veterans.

We also discuss Steve’s current endeavor of chronicling the actions of the 1-24th Infantry Regiment.

About the host:

Beth Bailey worked in support of Afghanistan operations as a civilian intelligence analyst for the Department of the Army between 2010 and 2013. She is a freelance contributor to Fox News Digital and the Washington Examiner.

Follow Beth:

on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bwbailey85/

on Twitter: https://x.com/BWBailey85

on Substack: https://substack.com/@bwbailey85

on the web: https://bethwbailey.com/

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