We hope you enjoy this episode of Gold Shields, let us know how we did. In this gripping episode we sit down with Joe Connor, whose father, Frank Connor, was tragically killed in the Fraunces Tavern bombing on January 24, 1975, one of the deadliest Terrorist Attacks in New York City history. Hear Joe’s powerful and emotional story of loss, terrorism, and resilience, and how the search for justice has defined his life for nearly five decades. This true story exposes the pain left behind by pol...
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We hope you enjoy this episode of Gold Shields, let us know how we did. In this gripping episode we sit down with Joe Connor, whose father, Frank Connor, was tragically killed in the Fraunces Tavern bombing on January 24, 1975, one of the deadliest Terrorist Attacks in New York City history. Hear Joe’s powerful and emotional story of loss, terrorism, and resilience, and how the search for justice has defined his life for nearly five decades. This true story exposes the pain left behind by pol...
GOLD SHIELDS EPISODE 125: AMERICAN SNIPER’S SON SPEAKS: COLTON KYLE ON PATRIOTISM, HEROISM & MILITARY LEGACY
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1 hour 6 minutes
4 months ago
GOLD SHIELDS EPISODE 125: AMERICAN SNIPER’S SON SPEAKS: COLTON KYLE ON PATRIOTISM, HEROISM & MILITARY LEGACY
We hope you enjoy this episode of Gold Shields, let us know how we did. In this unforgettable Episode, we sit down with Colton Kyle, the son of Legendary Navy SEAL and "American Sniper" Chris Kyle, and Taya Kyle. Colton opens up about carrying his father's legacy, growing up with a national hero, and forging his own path with resilience, strength, and purpose. A Must-Watch for Patriots, Military Families, and Fans of Real American Stories. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction...
GOLD SHIELDS
We hope you enjoy this episode of Gold Shields, let us know how we did. In this gripping episode we sit down with Joe Connor, whose father, Frank Connor, was tragically killed in the Fraunces Tavern bombing on January 24, 1975, one of the deadliest Terrorist Attacks in New York City history. Hear Joe’s powerful and emotional story of loss, terrorism, and resilience, and how the search for justice has defined his life for nearly five decades. This true story exposes the pain left behind by pol...
