Episode 259 | Robert Cornicelli, Retired US Army Captain, National President - Veterans For America First

Captain Robert Cornicelli, US Army Retired served 8 years in the US Navy before enlisting in the US Army and serving an additional 13 years. With 21 years of active duty service the Captain saw a thing or two. Captain Cornicelli served in Operation Enduring Freedom and the Persian Gulf War.

Captain Cornicelli also served with the Defense Intelligence Agency as the Executive Office to the Director of Operations (DO). The DO had 4,800 employees stationed throughout the world and CPT C was responsible for managing the executive office from which all command and control was conducted. CPT C had a Top-Secret clearance and was entrusted with some of the most secretive and sensitive compartments in the Department of Defense. In November 2017, he was awarded the Defense Meritorious Service Medal for his outstanding service to the US Intelligence community.

Captain Robert Cornicelli is the current National President for Veterans for America First (VFAF). VFAF is a grassroots organization established by veterans and first responders dedicated to strengthening national defense, safeguarding the rights of those who have served, securing our borders, and backing candidates who prioritize American values.

The mission centers on upholding the principles that have shaped our nation: freedom, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. We strive to ensure that the voices of veterans and first responders are amplified and their needs addressed. By advocating for policies that resonate with our commitment to putting America first, VFAF aims to create a supportive environment for those who have selflessly served our country. We believe that by honoring their contributions and addressing their concerns, we can foster a stronger, more united nation.

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