Today Is My Favorite Day
David talks with Frank Bills about his military service in Desert Storm, his exposure to WMD's in Iraq, and his subsequent health issues and the health problems of those in his Battalion. He exposes his and many others' heart health issues, which came from the Sarin exposure, and the miraculous healing he is experiencing through his relationship with Jesus Christ. Frank's eyewitness account of Sarin and Mustard gas found in Iraq confirmed the truth of WMDs in Iraq (chapter 9). He was the Battalion's Nuclear Biological Chemical (NBC) Non-commissioned officer (NCO) for the I-327 Infantry under Colonel Frank Hancock. You can read about his account and many others in Colonel Frank Hancock's book, "Operation Desert Storm: How Two Young Intelligence Analysts and an Infantry Battalion Changed the War in Iraq." Frank opens up about his brother's military service and eventual suicide. H talks about his involvement with the Red Star Foundation to help families survive suicide and how to prevent suicide among military men and women. It's amazing that Frank is alive. Listen to his incredible story of being found in a ditch at 9 months old, his salvation story at age 9 years old, and the abuse he experienced for his faith in the foster care system. There is much more to his story! We will have him on again to expound on different subjects. To know more and help with the Red Star Foundation, go to the link below: https://redstarfoundation.org/
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