In this episode of the Space In Between podcast, host Leigh Morgan speaks with retired Major Hartleigh Caine about her experience in the Army and what it means to take an oath to support the Constitution in a world that can often feel divisive and lacking unity. Major Caine, an Apache attack helicopter pilot and decorated combat veteran, shares her remarkable journey from West Point to Iraq and Afghanistan, along with the many lessons she has learned about bringing men and women from diverse backgrounds together in highly stressful and often dangerous circumstances. She also discusses navigating her role as one of the very few female commanders and pilots in two wartime settings and shares rationale for her belief that the military’s oath and mission-based orientation will continue to transcend the political divides that too often dominate today’s culture.Support the show

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