Friendly Fire

Friendly Fire

Por: Neon Nights Studio
A deep-dive investigation into cases where U.S. service members face injuries and illness not from enemy action, but from their own military's decisions, negligence, or institutional failures. Two expert hosts examine how the military's promise to care for its own falls short when confronting self-inflicted damage, exploring veterans' fights for recognition, treatment, and accountability.
19 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast Friendly Fire

The Unacknowledged Trauma: The Prevalence and Impact of Military Sexual Harassment 22/12/2025
The Unseen Plague: The Rise of Opioid Addiction in the U.S. Military 07/12/2025
The Unseen Danger: Radioactive Exposure in the Military 01/12/2025
The Unseen Threat: Cybersecurity and the U.S. Military 24/11/2025
The Unheard Voices: The Impact of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in the Military 16/11/2025
The Ticking Time Bomb: Lead Poisoning in Military Housing 09/11/2025
The Unspoken Hazard: Asbestos Exposure in the U.S. Military 02/11/2025
The Unseen Wounds: Traumatic Brain Injury in the Military 26/10/2025
The Silent Struggle: Military Families and PTSD 19/10/2025
The Depleted Uranium Debate: A Lethal Legacy of the Iraq War 12/10/2025
The Gulf War Syndrome: Unraveling the Mystery 06/10/2025
The Gulf War Syndrome: Unrecognized Battle Scars 06/10/2025
The Forgotten Soldiers: The Impact of Gulf War Syndrome 06/10/2025
The Invisible Enemy: Mental Health Crisis in the U.S. Military 06/10/2025
Agent Orange: The Silent Killer from Vietnam 05/10/2025
The Hidden Epidemic: Military Sexual Trauma and Institutional Denial 01/07/2025
Project SHAD: Human Testing in Cold War America 24/06/2025
The Burn Pit Betrayal: Iraq's Toxic Air War 17/06/2025
Camp Lejeune's Toxic Legacy: Four Decades of Contaminated Water 10/06/2025
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