Hosted Don Kimball a USAF veteran

Don covers important issues such as PTSD, homelessness, veteran suicide, endless war and the many other issues confronting military members both active duty and retired.

A weekly 30 minute program featuring live interviews with veterans, politicians, and supporters from around the world, we discuss current issues that are timely and urgent to both veterans and their families.

FRIENDLY FIRE, A SHOW FOR AND ABOUT VETERANS WITH HOST DON KIMBALL Saturday 2-3 pm, Wednesday 7-8pm

DON KIMBALL was a non-commissioned officer, stationed on Pease Air Force Base in New Hampshire from 1977-1981, at a time when they were frequently using a firefighting foam (AFFF), which we now know to be full of PFAS. Today, Don is the producer and host of “Friendly Fire: A Voice For Veterans” where he frequently tackles thorny issues like chemical exposures and toxic PFAS testing for veterans and more.
A member of the Maine Veterans for Peace, Don views social and environmental justice issues in a global context. Did you know that the number one entity for consuming fossil fuels, thus contributing to global climate change on the planet, is the US Department of Defense?