As a military veteran or first responder, you must plan and implement strategies to prepare for your transition into civilian life. In this episode of the Transition Drill Podcast, Isaac Lee (call sign Whiskey), a retired Marine Corps Lt. Col., is back for round 2. You can go back to Episode 97 for more on Whiskey. This time Isaac is now a published author of his first book Hangar 4 which is newly available. In this conversation we talk about the cathartic process of writing his book, which began when he started keeping journals during flight school and continued on through his entire career. Hangar 4 meticulously documents his personal and family struggles throughout his military career, including some harrowing combat stories from his 4 combat deployments to the middle east as a CH53 pilot. Isaac provides an intimate glimpse into the life of a veteran, discussing the challenges he faced in the Marine Corps and how these experiences shaped his subsequent roles as a family man and writer. His narrative captures the essence of the veteran experience, highlighting the oftenoverlooked aspects of personal struggle and resilience required to navigate life after the service. This episode is a mustlisten for anyone interested in military affairs, the intricate process of transitioning from active service, and the power of writing as a tool for healing and understanding.

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