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In this episode, we explore the accomplished military career of Lieutenant Colonel Oakland "Oak" McCulloch, highlighting his 23 years of service in the U.S. Army. Oak's tenure included notable leadership roles in the Infantry and Armor branches, where he was actively involved in disaster relief for Hurricanes Hugo and Andrew, and participated in key operations such as Desert Shield/Desert Storm, peacekeeping in Bosnia, and operations in Kosovo. He also made significant contributions as an instructor at various prestigious military and academic institutions, shaping the future leaders of the military.

Post-retirement, Oak's journey continued with impactful roles outside the military. He served as the Associate Director at the Bay Area Food Bank and took on leadership roles in community organizations like the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce and Rotary International Club. His transition to academia saw him excel as a Senior Military Science Instructor at Stetson University, dramatically increasing cadet enrollment. His skills as a recruiter were nationally recognized in 2019, further testament to his enduring dedication to leadership and mentorship. The episode also touches upon Oak's personal life, including his family, illustrating the balance he maintains between his professional accomplishments and his home life.

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