podcast · Jul 30, 2026 · Making Shooters Better
You Don’t Have to Be the Best to Belong: Army Veteran Viviana Morales Kolb
What happens when the uniform comes off, but the need for mission, community, and purpose remains? Viviana Morales Kolb served twelve years in the Army, including time as a preventive medicine specialist and drill sergeant. But when she transitioned into civilian life, she discovered that leaving the military meant more than changing careers. It also meant losing the camaraderie, structure, and shared purpose that had shaped much of her adult life. In this episode of Making Shooters Better , Viviana explains how veteran organizations, endurance training, and time on the range helped her rebuil
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