The Rally Point Radio Show

02/04/2026

Damn

❄️ ☃️ Snow day on the way! We hope everyone is enjoying the first week of the spring semester.

01/28/2026

Assist Protect Defend......

The American Constitutional Rights Union (ACRU) has recognized Charlotte County, Florida Sheriff William G. “Bill” Prummell, Jr. as the recipient of ACRU’s prestigious Defender Award. This honor is…

12/10/2025

Wanted to thank the owner of Rench'N Complete Autocare & Custom Exhaust, for joining RALLYPOINT USA and supporting our veterans and first responders.

12/08/2025

12/07/2025

Then, Now, and Forever.

12/07/2025

Today, we honor the heroes of December 7, 1941—those who met the dawn with courage, who stood their ground under fire, and who gave their lives in defense of our nation. Their sacrifice shapes who we were then, guides who we strive to be now, and anchors the promise we carry forever.

At RallyPoint USA, their legacy lives at the core of our mission. The strength, unity, and resolve shown at Pearl Harbor continue to inspire every veteran we support, every family we uplift, and every initiative we launch. Through our growing network of veteran and civilian providers, we ensure that the legacy of those who paid the ultimate price for their service is preserved, honored, and carried forward for generations.

This dedication comes from our entire RallyPoint USA family:
our staff, our production team, our national partners, and the hosts across our full media network—The Rally Point Radio Show, Sound OFF, Solid Seven, Valor Vision, Warrior Wellness, Helping Hearts For Heroes, Veteran Vittles, RallyPoint Navigators, Financial Legacy Frontline, Charlotte County Veterans Council, and every program that amplifies the voices of those who serve.

To our servicemembers, veterans, first responders, families, and supporters—you embody the living spirit of Pearl Harbor’s defenders. To our partners who stand with us, thank you for helping fortify the bridge between remembrance and action. For those who want to join our ongoing mission, you know the drill, SOUND OFF!

A date that lives in infamy lives in our hearts—
Then, Now, and Forever.
Today, we honor. Tomorrow, we continue the mission.
RallyPoint USA — One Mission, One Family. Always Faithful.

11/29/2025

You know it!

Martial arts legend Christine Bannon-Rodrigues continued to cement her place as one of the greats recently, as she was inducted into the Martial Arts History Museum Hall of Fame in Glendale, California.

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11/29/2025

Actor Gary Sinise organized a remarkable event to honor the children of fallen U.S. service members. He took over 1,000 children and their families to Disneyland, completely free of charge, giving them a much-needed break and the chance to make joyful memories.

This generous act exemplifies the power of community support, showing that sometimes, the best way to honor sacrifice is by giving others the gift of joy. Gary’s actions are a reminder that we all can make a difference, no matter the scale of our actions.

His dedication to supporting military families continues to inspire and uplift those who have given so much. 🎢🇺🇸

11/28/2025

Another citing of that RENCH'N nut.....

11/23/2025

Come join our appreciation for Steven Copeland as he receives his Quilt of Honor for STEVEN COPELAND. Don't forget to pick up information about your earned benefits that you got serving our country

11/20/2025

RIP, Marine

The country lost a giant. These men served a country that looked down upon them as second-class citizens or even worse. They performed admirably during battle using the Code Talker system that helped battlefield commanders make quick decisions to win battles and save their fellow soldiers/marines lives. They won the war. Came home and couldn't tell anyone what they did because it was still classified until 1968. They were treated like s**t after the war and many struggled but they never turned their back on their country. They were proud of what they did. Rightfully so. They were extraordinary heroes but looked at themselves more as husbands, fathers, brothers, and mentors to the next generation. May we never forget their sacrifices and may we never forget their names. We must pass to each generation, their names and stories. May God rest their souls.