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In the Line of Duty: Rodney Magallan's Legacy in Protective Operations In this week's Team Never Quit episode, Marcus and Melanie welcome Rodney Magallan, a distinguished expert in protective operations and personal security with an unparalleled career spanning over 35 years. From his early days as a Navy SEAL to his pivotal roles with the U.S. Marshals, CIA, and corporate executive protection, Rodney has operated in some of the world's most challenging environments. Join us as Rodney shares his journey through completing BUDS (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) training, his deployments with SEAL Team 4 and later SEAL Team 6, where he became a leader in cutting-edge maritime capabilities, transitioning into federal law enforcement as a U.S. Marshal and training protective agents with the CIA's Global Response Staff. Leading executive protection teams in both corporate and private sectors. Commanding special operations teams in high-stakes, non-permissive environments. Rodney's extensive accolades include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, multiple Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals, and the CIA's Exceptional Performance Award. Beyond his operational expertise, he's a certified firearms instructor, a martial arts apprentice, and a mentor to the next generation of security professionals. Rodney brings to the table leadership lessons from a career built on discipline, adaptability, and service. Tune in for a riveting conversation with one of the most seasoned experts in the field of personal security and protective operations. Whether you're in the industry or simply intrigued by high-stakes security, this episode is a must-listen. In This Episode You Will Hear: • People don't believe me when I tell them that the first time that live bullets were coming my way – it was uneventful. (6:27) • When I went to Jumpmaster school, it was easy because 18 Delta just drove that process into me. (11;07) • In 2000, we found out that my mother was one of 17 heirs to 160,000 acres of land and gold. (13:40) • I thought being on the Teams and running hard was what I was supposed to do. I realize now that family matters. (16:49) • We're all gonna do a swim test to qualify for SEALS or diver. Hey, we're gonna do the sidestroke. And I'm like “What's the sidestroke?” I'd never even heard of the sidestroke. (22:34) • I don't see myself as cool. I just see it as something I did. Every time I do something else, I'm not gonna quit. If I commit to it, I'm gonna do it to the best of my ability. (28:22) • You matter, and you can do it. You choose if you're gonna let them beat you down, or motivate you. You can do it. (32:17) • No one could hurt me more than my mom. (32:26) • I actually lied and said I spoke Spanish. That's how I got to Team 4. (36:19) • AIDS was huge back in the 80s and 90s. AIDS is gonna kill you. You couldn't do mouth-to-mouth unless you had a pocket mask. (43:44) • [Melanie] Q: Your total service time is what? A: 35 ½ years. (65:44) • II you go make and look at all the decisions I made, all but one, to go to the CIA, that was the only one where “I gotta get back to war. My brothers are there. “All the rest of ‘em were, “I wanted to provide. I wanted to be a good husband. I want to be a good dad. (81:05) • When I interviewed with Walmart, there's five of ‘em sitting there, and they're asking me questions. And they're like “What are your goals here at Walmart?” And I'm like “Well, I want to be a soccer dad.” And they started laughing. (81:22) • [Marcus] Some guys have to switch into the life. We're always in it. (91:34) • You don't have to be like me. Just be the best at what you say you are. (94:38) • Don't take a space that someone else wants, if you have no intentions on going and doing what you took the oath to do. (94:51) • [Some guys get it the easy way, just living they get it. Some of us have to go out and bleed for it. (95:21) Socials: - Website: https://ballastbooks.com/purchase/tip-of-the-spear/ - IG: team_neverquit , marcusluttrell , melanieluttrell , huntero13 - https://www.patreon.com/teamneverquit Sponsors: - Navyfederal.org - GoodRX.com/TNQ - ghostbed.com/TNQ [TNQ] - kalshi.com/TNQ - PXG.com/TNQ - joinbilt.com/TNQ - Tonal.com [TNQ] - greenlight.com/TNQ - PDSDebt.com/TNQ - drinkAG1.com/TNQ - Shadyrays.com [TNQ] - qualialife.com/TNQ [TNQ] - Hims.com/TNQ - Shopify.com/TNQ - Aura.com/TNQ - Moink.com/TNQ - Policygenius.com - TAKELEAN.com [TNQ] - usejoymode.com [TNQ] - Shhtape.com [TNQ]
Joining me today is Army MAJ (Ret) Ruslan Emelyanov. Ruslan was born and raised in the former Soviet Union. When he turned 18, he was conscripted into the Soviet Army in 1989 and chose to be a Paratrooper. Over the next couple years, he accepted an invitation to attend the newly formed Russian Military Academy. He graduated in 1995 and was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Russian Army. He had also earned his Jumpmaster status at that time. His first assignment was to join his new unit already fighting in the First Chechen War. At the conclusion of the war, his unit redeployed in December 1996. Ruslan was then reassigned to Moscow and transferred to the Military Police. In 1998 as a Captain, he resigned his Commission and left the Russian Army. Family relatives who lived in California applied for a Green Card for Ruslan, and in 2000, he joined his relatives in Carmel, CA. When the Sep 11th attacks occurred in 2001, he contacted an Army recruiter about the possibility of joining the U.S. Army. The recruiter said he could enlist with a Green Card and signed him up as an 11B Infantry MOS. At 28, he attended Basic Training at Ft. Benning, GA. After graduating Basic, he attended Jump School and earned his U.S. Parachute Badge. His first assignment was to B Co., 2/35th Infantry at Schofield Barracks, HI. In 2003, he renounced his Russian citizenship and was sworn in as a U.S. citizen. In April 2004, his unit deployed to Afghanistan for a year tour. Upon returning, he was promoted to SGT. He also earned Jumpmaster in the U.S. Army. A few years later, he was recommended for OCS at Ft. Benning, and in 2007 he was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the Infantry. In 2009, Ruslan changed branches to Civil Affairs and spent the next 12 years working with Special Operations Forces out of Ft. Bragg, NC. He retired from the Army in 2023.
S.O.S. (Stories of Service) - Ordinary people who do extraordinary work
Climbing the Army ranks from enlisted to Lieutenant Colonel with a tapestry of rich life experiences; I am honored to have Francesca Graham on the S.O.S. podcast. Join me as I discuss Francesca's diverse Army career and how she overcame multiple obstacles to be the person you see today. Furthermore, we'll discuss her formal complaint against a civilian SES supervisor, where, according to Graham, she endured sexual harassment, reprisal, and retaliation. Join us as we discuss what process takes place when one finds themselves faced with abusive behaviors and what actions you can take to protect yourself. Francesca enlisted in the Army at 17, just over 26 years ago. She is the daughter of two hardworking and loving parents, the sister to three incredible brothers, a United States Military Academy graduate, a senior jumpmaster, the holder of three master's degrees, a strategic intelligence officer, and a lieutenant colonel in the United States Army. Her service in the Army offers her a life that makes her proud of her contributions to our nation. Find Francesca here -https://www.linkedin.com/in/francescagraham/Sign the petition to reform the DoD Investigative General System - https://www.change.org/p/creation-of-an-independent-inspector-general-outside-of-the-dodVisit my website: https://thehello.llc/THERESACARPENTERRead my writings on my blog: https://www.theresatapestries.com/Listen to other episodes on my podcast: https://storiesofservice.buzzsprout.comWatch episodes of my podcast:https://www.youtube.com/c/TheresaCarpenter76
On today's episode, Mike and Kyle interview Chris Alvarez and Matt McGuire of Green Ops training. Talking about LPVO and the passion behind instructing. This is a great episode to listen to and also tap into the Green Ops training. **Disclaimer** There is no video of the episode, for the exception of a few* snippets of b-roll. Enjoy the Audio! Chris Alvarez is a 20-year veteran of the United States Army. Retiring as a Master Sergeant in 2016. He is Special Forces, Ranger, Pathfinder, Jumpmaster and Military-Freefall qualified. During his service he completed five operational deployments to the CENTCOM and SOUTHCOM areas of operation. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisalvarez580/ Matt McGuire is a United States Marine Corps veteran. Prior to the Marine Corps Matt worked for 2 years as a Martial Arts instructor for a school aged martial arts program and as a student, training in Muay Thai, Boxing, Kali Escrima and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Matt started shooting competitively in 2011 and through 2013 competed in USPSA, IDPA and 3 Gun. Matt is also a Modern Samurai Project endorsed Red Dot Pistol Instructor. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/Czya4wXL8S6/ Green Ops is a veteran owned and operated consulting company that has been offering specialized firearms & security training since 2005. We provide on-site training classes in the Northern Virginia area, South Central Texas and mobile training to your location. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenopsinc/ Be sure to visit our websites: www.SOLGW.com www.GreenDragonTrading.co Spotify for Podcasters: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solgw-podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solgw-podcast/message
DESCRIPTION OF EPISODE: - Guardians! This week, SweatySpookz is joined by 2 veterans, one of which is a permanent co-host to the show ( N8iV R8R ) & our Show Guest, Spear! This episode is really special to us, and as discussed on the episode & with everything that was announced with Team Rubicon partnering up with Bungie, we wanted to show our support, dedicating this episode to the workers of Team Rubicon for all of their hard working efforts. N8iV R8R & Spear share some of their experiences from active duty & what it means to be a veteran, & how much this announcement had impacted them, as well as Sweaty. We do hope that Team Rubicon has an oppurtunity to hear this episode, and enjoys it as much as we did creating it for them! Thank you for your service. - The BlueBerry Lounge | " May your stars stay bright, and your ghosts sharp Guardians " | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bungie Links: Clearing the path https://www.bungie.net/7/en/News/Article/bungie-veteran-rubicon-pin Jump Master Pin https://bungiestore.com/jumpmaster-ghost-pin?_gl=1*3gwjdm*_gcl_au*MTAxNjQ5MDgyNy4xNjkxOTU4MTM2 Clearing the path YouTube video: https://youtu.be/VYqDOlsqmaw Team Rubicon: https://teamrubiconusa.org/mission/ The BlueBerry Lounge #MOTW Vote to Haaaterade | All OK, Jumpmaster! https://youtu.be/I7r3dbqO0S0?si=39TDRu80-JbWml0b This Week In Destiny - 09/21/2023 https://www.bungie.net/7/en/News/article/twid_09_21_2023 Destiny 2 Update 7.2.0.4 | Bungie.net https://www.bungie.net/7/en/News/article/destiny_2_patch_notes_7_2_0_4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The BlueBerry Lounge Links: The BlueBerry Lounge Website: https://theblueberrylounge.com/ The BlueBerry Lounge Twitter: https://twitter.com/bbloungepodcast Discord Invite Link: https://discord.gg/zUqXa78Kyz Spear's Discord Space Cowboys - https://discord.gg/pGvxjc5usy The BlueBerry Lounge Clan Invite Link: https://www.bungie.net/en/ClanV2?groupid=5021503 Contact Information: sweatyspookz@gmail.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANNOUNCEMENTS Trivia Night - October 15th at 6 pm pst. Details on how to sign up are in the Discord announcements channel. - BBL Clan Event. Date, time, and activity of choice? - Guardian Lore Contest. Gauging interest. Question FOR the Community: " With all that is going on with Destiny lately, the glitched weapons, DDoS attacks that give us error codes galore, are you playing another game for the time being? If so, whatcha playin'? " --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theblueberrylounge/message
In this episode, the dogs talk about Mike's future as a Jumpmaster (00:27), the start of the school year at UIC (13:13), and the difference between managers and leaders (19:00). Connor comes up with a new parable for the Gospel of Luke (27:00) and The Simpsons is referenced (35:58), twice (41:08). Quotes: "Leaders lead from the front." (Mike, 7:05) "I'm the go-to guy... not because it's "Mike", but because it's "Father", which is always a humbling reality.” (Mike, 9:28) “Manage to maintain vs actually drive a mission; that's the difference between a leader and a manager.” (Rob on leadership, 10:45) "Aim small, miss small." (Connor, 13:50) "Jesus is my ultimate horizon." (Connor 18:20) “If you're in communion with the Father then you have his vision, the divine perspective.” (Mike, 23:00) “I want to help my people to become fully who they were created to be.” (Mike, 25:35) "People who are holy, whether or not publicly recognized by the church as saints, keep the world from turning into hell." (Connor quoting Cardinal George, 28:29) "Life is a moment by moment expression of your identity." (Connor quoting Whitfield, 30:10) “Most of us live as if we're going somewhere, not as if we've arrived.” (Connor, 31:10) "That's the whole point of Moby Dick. Lisa, the point of Moby Dick is be yourself." (Rob quoting The Simpsons, 36:02) “The present is the place where infinite love finds its rays of glory.” (Mike quoting Lewis, 37:20) “The cemetery is full of indispensable people” (Connor, 42:40) Media Mentions: "They enlarged their phylacteries and lengthened their tassels." (Matthew 23:5)Tod Bolsinger's Canoeing the Mountains: Christian Leadership in Uncharted TerritoryBob Schuchts' Be HealedLuke 13:18-21Charles L. Whitfield's Healing the Child WithinThe Simpsons S15 E5: The Fat and the FurriestC.S. Lewis' The Screwtape LettersThe Simpsons Movie- Whipping Dogs Sledding Scene References: JumpmasterParatrooperJumpMaster Personnel Inspection (JMPI)82nd Airborne DivisionBoy Scouts of AmericaLeadership: Vision- Alignment- AccountabilityCor Coffee"Nolite timere"- be not afraid (at the John Paul II Chapel at Mundelein)Bishop Robert BarronInstitute for Priestly Formation (IPF)Fellowship of Catholic University StudentsShared understanding (from the 7 Principles of Mission Command)North American MartyrsTwixSt. Francis of AssisiFr. James MallonHomer Follow us on instagram @threedogsnorth Contact us at threedogsnorth@gmail.com
Army Chaplain Recruiter, Jumpmaster, and Catholic priest, Fr. Peter Pomposello joins us to discuss the art and moral dilemmas of Christipher Nolan's latest epic: Oppenheimer. I think this is one of our best episodes so far. Strap on your parachutes as we tackle: - The morality of killing in war - Weapons of mass destruction - The cost of being a soldier - Can the ends justify the means? - Is there something more going on in the sex scenes? - And much more!Episode 74 Show Host: Mike Tenney Show Page: https://www.awakencatholic.org/pop-culture-catechism/oppenheimer-and-just-war-w-fr-peter-pomposello-us-army-chaplain-recruiter Catholic Merch - https://catholicmerch.store Join my Patron Community www.PopCultureCatechism.com Listen wherever you find podcasts including: Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pop-culture-catechism/id1530141366 Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/4hlSitS9FLX3sYqwr0RsFK?si=IObbssJPTWSwq9Qjn7VFaQ&fbclid=IwAR0aKkevoBgwo2CeJIpdeSnOHrE_h9vuHtKwffmOGHnYYl26XICYjllAzrU Bring the AWAKEN MISSION to your parish! https://www.awakencatholic.church/mission
Transformational Leadership with Dr. Peter VanAmburgh Scarlett and Dr. Peter VanAmburgh discuss incorporating transformational leadership into all aspects of our lives including schools, homes, and communities. By being the first to 'step off' which is the origin of the concept, leaders can facilitate positive change, inspire, motivate and cultivate trust. They discuss how to facilitate change within an organization, positive attitudes and engagement. Using leadership theory and illustrative stories from Dr. VanAmburgh's military experience, the audience will understand how to incorporate Dr. VanAmburgh's philosophy of leadership: "A leader's role to help make other people successful." Words+Actions=Truth. Tremendous conversation and much needed to learn how to overcome resistance and transform culture. Dr. Peter VanAmburgh started 1Mission Leadership when he retired from the U.S. Army as a Colonel after 28 years of demanding leadership assignments in Long Range Surveillance, Special Forces, and Intelligence units. He holds a Doctorate in Organizational Leadership from Argosy University, Master's degrees from Kennesaw State University and the U.S. Army War College, and is a graduate of a host of military schools including Special Forces, Ranger, Jumpmaster, HALO, and the Counterintelligence Special Agent course. He has the benefit of possessing unique technical competencies as well as experience leading large organizations and highly skilled multinational teams in combat operations, humanitarian missions, and other activities in over 15 countries around the world. In addition to his military service, he also served as police officer for three years, worked in various industries for five years, and has over six years of teaching experience at undergraduate through doctoral level. His work bridges the strategic to the tactical, and his teaching is as valuable for senior executives as to their first line supervisors. He is a master at strategic planning, deciphering culture, and developing action plans that deliver results. He is also a lifelong learner who lives his favorite mantra, “If you are not getting better – you must be getting worse.” His passion is passing on the hard-learned lessons from the battlefield, boardroom, classroom, and the street, to the next generation of global leaders. Learn more About Scarlett here: https://chooselovemovement.org/
In the final episode of Season 3, Annika sits down with James Fenelon, a veteran-turned-historian, who served in the Army for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. They about his latest book, Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood (Regnery, 2023), which chronicles […]
In the final episode of Season 3, Annika sits down with James Fenelon, a veteran-turned-historian, who served in the Army for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. They about his latest book, Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood (Regnery, 2023), which chronicles the 11th Airborne Division, nicknamed "The Angels," and their campaign. A bit about the book: The Pacific theater of World War II pitted American fighting men against two merciless enemies: the relentless Japanese army and the combined forces of monsoons, swamps, mud, privation, and disease. General Joseph Swing's rowdy paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Division-- nicknamed the "Angels"--fought in some of the war's most dramatic campaigns, from bloody skirmishes in Leyte's unforgiving rainforests to the ferocious battles on Luzon, including the hellish urban combat of Manila. The Angels were trained as elite shock troops, but high American casualties often forced them into action as ground-pounding infantrymen. Surviving on airdropped supplies and reinforcements, the Angels fought their way across nearly impassable terrain, emerging as one of the most lethal units in the Pacific War. Their final task was the occupation of Japan, where they were the first American boots on the ground. Angels Against the Sun is an unforgettable account of the liberation of the Philippines. In the tradition of Band of Brothers, historian and former paratrooper James M. Fenelon offers a grunt's-eye view of the war. This is a soldier's history at its best. Annika Nordquist is the Communications Coordinator of Princeton University's James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions and host of the Program's podcast, Madison's Notes. She graduated from Stanford University in 2021, where she studied Classics and Linguistics. She was also Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Review and a member of the varsity fencing team. Previously, she was a Research Assistant in Education Policy at the American Enterprise Institute.
In the final episode of Season 3, Annika sits down with James Fenelon, a veteran-turned-historian, who served in the Army for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. They about his latest book, Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood (Regnery, 2023), which chronicles the 11th Airborne Division, nicknamed "The Angels," and their campaign. A bit about the book: The Pacific theater of World War II pitted American fighting men against two merciless enemies: the relentless Japanese army and the combined forces of monsoons, swamps, mud, privation, and disease. General Joseph Swing's rowdy paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Division-- nicknamed the "Angels"--fought in some of the war's most dramatic campaigns, from bloody skirmishes in Leyte's unforgiving rainforests to the ferocious battles on Luzon, including the hellish urban combat of Manila. The Angels were trained as elite shock troops, but high American casualties often forced them into action as ground-pounding infantrymen. Surviving on airdropped supplies and reinforcements, the Angels fought their way across nearly impassable terrain, emerging as one of the most lethal units in the Pacific War. Their final task was the occupation of Japan, where they were the first American boots on the ground. Angels Against the Sun is an unforgettable account of the liberation of the Philippines. In the tradition of Band of Brothers, historian and former paratrooper James M. Fenelon offers a grunt's-eye view of the war. This is a soldier's history at its best. Annika Nordquist is the Communications Coordinator of Princeton University's James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions and host of the Program's podcast, Madison's Notes. She graduated from Stanford University in 2021, where she studied Classics and Linguistics. She was also Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Review and a member of the varsity fencing team. Previously, she was a Research Assistant in Education Policy at the American Enterprise Institute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
In the final episode of Season 3, Annika sits down with James Fenelon, a veteran-turned-historian, who served in the Army for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. They about his latest book, Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood (Regnery, 2023), which chronicles the 11th Airborne Division, nicknamed "The Angels," and their campaign. A bit about the book: The Pacific theater of World War II pitted American fighting men against two merciless enemies: the relentless Japanese army and the combined forces of monsoons, swamps, mud, privation, and disease. General Joseph Swing's rowdy paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Division-- nicknamed the "Angels"--fought in some of the war's most dramatic campaigns, from bloody skirmishes in Leyte's unforgiving rainforests to the ferocious battles on Luzon, including the hellish urban combat of Manila. The Angels were trained as elite shock troops, but high American casualties often forced them into action as ground-pounding infantrymen. Surviving on airdropped supplies and reinforcements, the Angels fought their way across nearly impassable terrain, emerging as one of the most lethal units in the Pacific War. Their final task was the occupation of Japan, where they were the first American boots on the ground. Angels Against the Sun is an unforgettable account of the liberation of the Philippines. In the tradition of Band of Brothers, historian and former paratrooper James M. Fenelon offers a grunt's-eye view of the war. This is a soldier's history at its best. Annika Nordquist is the Communications Coordinator of Princeton University's James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions and host of the Program's podcast, Madison's Notes. She graduated from Stanford University in 2021, where she studied Classics and Linguistics. She was also Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Review and a member of the varsity fencing team. Previously, she was a Research Assistant in Education Policy at the American Enterprise Institute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history
In the final episode of Season 3, Annika sits down with James Fenelon, a veteran-turned-historian, who served in the Army for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. They about his latest book, Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood (Regnery, 2023), which chronicles the 11th Airborne Division, nicknamed "The Angels," and their campaign. A bit about the book: The Pacific theater of World War II pitted American fighting men against two merciless enemies: the relentless Japanese army and the combined forces of monsoons, swamps, mud, privation, and disease. General Joseph Swing's rowdy paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Division-- nicknamed the "Angels"--fought in some of the war's most dramatic campaigns, from bloody skirmishes in Leyte's unforgiving rainforests to the ferocious battles on Luzon, including the hellish urban combat of Manila. The Angels were trained as elite shock troops, but high American casualties often forced them into action as ground-pounding infantrymen. Surviving on airdropped supplies and reinforcements, the Angels fought their way across nearly impassable terrain, emerging as one of the most lethal units in the Pacific War. Their final task was the occupation of Japan, where they were the first American boots on the ground. Angels Against the Sun is an unforgettable account of the liberation of the Philippines. In the tradition of Band of Brothers, historian and former paratrooper James M. Fenelon offers a grunt's-eye view of the war. This is a soldier's history at its best. Annika Nordquist is the Communications Coordinator of Princeton University's James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions and host of the Program's podcast, Madison's Notes. She graduated from Stanford University in 2021, where she studied Classics and Linguistics. She was also Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Review and a member of the varsity fencing team. Previously, she was a Research Assistant in Education Policy at the American Enterprise Institute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/east-asian-studies
In the final episode of Season 3, Annika sits down with James Fenelon, a veteran-turned-historian, who served in the Army for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. They about his latest book, Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood (Regnery, 2023), which chronicles the 11th Airborne Division, nicknamed "The Angels," and their campaign. A bit about the book: The Pacific theater of World War II pitted American fighting men against two merciless enemies: the relentless Japanese army and the combined forces of monsoons, swamps, mud, privation, and disease. General Joseph Swing's rowdy paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Division-- nicknamed the "Angels"--fought in some of the war's most dramatic campaigns, from bloody skirmishes in Leyte's unforgiving rainforests to the ferocious battles on Luzon, including the hellish urban combat of Manila. The Angels were trained as elite shock troops, but high American casualties often forced them into action as ground-pounding infantrymen. Surviving on airdropped supplies and reinforcements, the Angels fought their way across nearly impassable terrain, emerging as one of the most lethal units in the Pacific War. Their final task was the occupation of Japan, where they were the first American boots on the ground. Angels Against the Sun is an unforgettable account of the liberation of the Philippines. In the tradition of Band of Brothers, historian and former paratrooper James M. Fenelon offers a grunt's-eye view of the war. This is a soldier's history at its best. Annika Nordquist is the Communications Coordinator of Princeton University's James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions and host of the Program's podcast, Madison's Notes. She graduated from Stanford University in 2021, where she studied Classics and Linguistics. She was also Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Review and a member of the varsity fencing team. Previously, she was a Research Assistant in Education Policy at the American Enterprise Institute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/military-history
In the final episode of Season 3, Annika sits down with James Fenelon, a veteran-turned-historian, who served in the Army for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. They about his latest book, Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood (Regnery, 2023), which chronicles the 11th Airborne Division, nicknamed "The Angels," and their campaign. A bit about the book: The Pacific theater of World War II pitted American fighting men against two merciless enemies: the relentless Japanese army and the combined forces of monsoons, swamps, mud, privation, and disease. General Joseph Swing's rowdy paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Division-- nicknamed the "Angels"--fought in some of the war's most dramatic campaigns, from bloody skirmishes in Leyte's unforgiving rainforests to the ferocious battles on Luzon, including the hellish urban combat of Manila. The Angels were trained as elite shock troops, but high American casualties often forced them into action as ground-pounding infantrymen. Surviving on airdropped supplies and reinforcements, the Angels fought their way across nearly impassable terrain, emerging as one of the most lethal units in the Pacific War. Their final task was the occupation of Japan, where they were the first American boots on the ground. Angels Against the Sun is an unforgettable account of the liberation of the Philippines. In the tradition of Band of Brothers, historian and former paratrooper James M. Fenelon offers a grunt's-eye view of the war. This is a soldier's history at its best. Annika Nordquist is the Communications Coordinator of Princeton University's James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions and host of the Program's podcast, Madison's Notes. She graduated from Stanford University in 2021, where she studied Classics and Linguistics. She was also Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Review and a member of the varsity fencing team. Previously, she was a Research Assistant in Education Policy at the American Enterprise Institute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-studies
In the final episode of Season 3, Annika sits down with James Fenelon, a veteran-turned-historian, who served in the Army for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. They about his latest book, Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood (Regnery, 2023), which chronicles the 11th Airborne Division, nicknamed "The Angels," and their campaign. A bit about the book: The Pacific theater of World War II pitted American fighting men against two merciless enemies: the relentless Japanese army and the combined forces of monsoons, swamps, mud, privation, and disease. General Joseph Swing's rowdy paratroopers of the 11th Airborne Division-- nicknamed the "Angels"--fought in some of the war's most dramatic campaigns, from bloody skirmishes in Leyte's unforgiving rainforests to the ferocious battles on Luzon, including the hellish urban combat of Manila. The Angels were trained as elite shock troops, but high American casualties often forced them into action as ground-pounding infantrymen. Surviving on airdropped supplies and reinforcements, the Angels fought their way across nearly impassable terrain, emerging as one of the most lethal units in the Pacific War. Their final task was the occupation of Japan, where they were the first American boots on the ground. Angels Against the Sun is an unforgettable account of the liberation of the Philippines. In the tradition of Band of Brothers, historian and former paratrooper James M. Fenelon offers a grunt's-eye view of the war. This is a soldier's history at its best. Annika Nordquist is the Communications Coordinator of Princeton University's James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions and host of the Program's podcast, Madison's Notes. She graduated from Stanford University in 2021, where she studied Classics and Linguistics. She was also Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Review and a member of the varsity fencing team. Previously, she was a Research Assistant in Education Policy at the American Enterprise Institute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/japanese-studies
Enjoy this episode of All Things Writing where we sit down with the VP and one of the founders of Jumpmaster press, Kyle Hannah. He is also the author of some fantastic books you can find simply by going over to Jumpmaster Press's site and and checking them out.Listen in as we talk about his work as an author, what made him want to start Jumpmaster, and their philosophy on how they work with authors. You will be amazed at how they take a different look at the life of a writer. Want to know more about Jumpmaster? Click here!Support the showThank you for listening. Consider supporting an indie author by signing up to Patreon today. After you sign up, I will send you the book of your choice.
0:00 - Dan & Amy discuss what happened at the west side meeting on housing migrants at Wright College 12:19 - Local CEOs Roger Romanelli and Terry Duffy were on FOX Business discussing Chicago crime 32:25 - AG Raoul's report on sexual abuse inside the Catholic Church and Cardinal Cupich's response 48:00 - Tom Hampson, professional criminal investigator for 50 years and founder of the Truth Alliance Foundation to prevent child abuse, offers insight into AG Raoul's report on sexual abuse inside the Catholic Church and critiques the conduct of Public Schools with allegations of abuse. For more on the Truth Alliance Foundation truthalliancefoundation.org 01:05:14 - President at CatholicVote.org, Brian Burch, on his vow to launch a “barrage” of advertising across Los Angeles and in game broadcasts against the Dodgers for inviting an anti-Catholic hate group to be honored at the team's June 16 LGBTQ+ Pride Night 01:18:47 - Noted economist Stephen Moore guarantees there will be no default on the national debt and says he remains worried about the economy even with inflation going down. For more Steve @StephenMoore 01:32:55 - Target tells Bud Light to hold it's beer 01:48:21 - GA State Rep. Meisha Mainor, Dem, breaks with party to support school choice 01:51:03 - James Fenelon, paratrooper turned historian - who served in the U.S. Army for more than a decade and is a graduate of the U.S. Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster, and Pathfinder schools - shares details from his new book Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and BrotherhoodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Links from the show:* Angels Against the Sun: A WWII Saga of Grunts, Grit, and Brotherhood* Connect with James* Rate the show* Never miss an episodeAbout my guest:James M. Fenelon is a paratrooper turned historian. He served in the U.S. Army for more than a decade and is a graduate of the U.S. Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster, and Pathfinder schools. His previous book, Four Hours of Fury: The Untold Story of World War II's Largest Airborne Invasion and the Final Push into Nazi Germany, was widely praised; the Wall Street Journal called it “inspired” and the Army Times called it “a riveting account.” He has written for World War II magazine, Military History, and other outlets, and served as a technical advisor for World War II documentaries. An alumnus of the University of Texas at Austin, Fenelon and his wife live in the Texas Hill Country. Get full access to Dispatches from the War Room at dispatchesfromthewarroom.substack.com/subscribe
When the 173rd Airborne traveled to Central West Africa to take part in Exercise Central Accord, they made history by jumping with Cameroonian paratroopers.
Sfc(ret) GREGORY ALLEN STUBE US ARMY SPECIAL FORCES GREEN BERET · Enlisted to US Army Infantry in July, 1988. · Selected for the Green Berets in November, 1992. · Stube served as a Special Forces Medical Sergeant (18D). Training included surgery, anesthesia, trauma management, pharmacology, minor dentistry, veterinary subjects and more, in order to help the “A-Team” thrive where there is no doctor. · Attended Defense Language Training, acquiring proficiency in Russian Language, which was maintained throughout Special Forces career. · Received additional skill training as a Dive Medical Technician at the Special Forces Underwater Operations Facility in Key West, FL. · SERE Qualified (Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape) · As a career parachutist, Stube earned the qualification of Jumpmaster and was ultimately awarded the Master Parachutist Badge. · In Combat Operations in the Global War on Terror, Stube was wounded in Afghanistan during Operation Medusa. Stube's A-Team encountered overwhelming numbers of Taliban fighters in The Battle of Sperwan Ghar, which lasted over a week. Stube's wounds from a remotely detonated IED and enemy fire seemed fatal, but instead he survived to endure months of hospitalization and surgeries. · Stube has since retired with 23 years of service, to become the host of his own television show on NBC Sports, “Coming Home with Greg Stube.” Since the conclusion of the tv series, he has developed what he calls “Lessons Learned from the Battlefield,” to give these products back to society through youth development, business consulting and Law Enforcement training. · For over a decade, Stube has served as a leadership presenter for the FBI and the FBI National Academy, the DEA, the NYPD Homicide Detective's Academy and many other agencies and major corporate entities. His new book is CONQUER ANYTHING; A Green Beret's Guide to Building Your A-Team.
Erin Williams (aka @runstrongmama) is a mom, an athlete, a running coach, and an accomplished Army engineer officer. In this episode we discuss how all of those experiences have shaped her approach to fitness. Erin Williams was a Division 1 basketball player at West Point, and was commissioned as an Army Engineer officer in 2011. Since then, Erin has completed a variety of military schools including Sapper and Jumpmaster, served in the 82nd and the 101st Airborne Divisions, earned a data science degree from Harvard, and had three children. In 2018, she also became a run coach. She holds certifications from Road Runners Club of America and VDotO2, and coaches with the service Lift Run Perform. She is a strong advocate for women in military service, and has focused her efforts in the past 2 years on highlighting shortfalls in the military child care space and how this impacts service members and families. This wide ranging conversation covers everything from how to incorporate strength training into a running program to the state of pregnancy and postpartum physical training (P3T) in the Army. Erin has some valuable insights into a wide range of topics, so we covered a lot of ground with her. And if you want to learn more about her advocacy for women in the military, follow her platforms! Erin mentioned a few useful resources that she recommends people check out, so here they are: Laura Norris' running blog: https://lauranorrisrunning.com/ Dr. Alyssa Olenick: https://doclyssfitness.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/doclyssfitness/ Jack Daniels' VDOT: https://vdoto2.com/ She coaches with Lift Run Perform, find out more about them here: https://liftrunperform.com/
Jumpmaster and Shad Bird go in depth on co angling for bass. MUST LISTEN for new CO anglers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/swampratfishing/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/swampratfishing/support
Jumpmaster and Shad Bird go in depth on co angling for bass. MUST LISTEN for new CO anglers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bassandbrewspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bassandbrewspodcast/support
Charles Walker isn't afraid to jump out of the plane and deliver---literally. As a Jumpmaster, Senior Logistics Officer and Master Sergeant (to name a few titles) in the U.S. Army, Charles gained the skills he needed (and more) for a storied career in supply chain management, which is exactly what followed. In this episode, he sits down with Scott to share his reflections on his career, the keys to leadership success, and advice for aspiring supply chain professionals.Additional Links & Resources:Learn more about Supply Chain Now: https://supplychainnow.comCheck out our new Supply Chain Now Media Kit: https://bit.ly/3zKRLyLSubscribe to Supply Chain Now and all other Supply Chain Now programs: https://supplychainnow.com/subscribeLeveraging Logistics and Supply Chain for Ukraine: https://vectorgl.com/stand-with-ukraine/2022 Q3 U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index: https://freight.usbank.comWEBINAR- Supply Chain Planning: Growing your Process Maturity in 2023: https://bit.ly/3T9esEjThis episode is hosted by Scott Luton. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/logistics-front-lines-leadership-insights-1046
Monologue:Wealthiest Individuals in AustinHow to Trap an ArmadilloAngelo Angelou Economic Summit ReportGuest: James Fenelon is the paratrooper-turned-author of Four Hours of Fury, the untold story of Operation Varsity, the American 17th Airborne Division's combat jump over the Rhine River in March 1945. Fenelon's motivation to write about this massive airdrop originated with his love of history and his time in the military. He served for over a decade and is a graduate of the US Army's Airborne, Jumpmaster and Pathfinder schools. Fenelon's avid interest and dedication to the study of WWII combat has taken him to numerous battlefields and historically-related sites, including those in Southern France, Italy, Britain, Holland, Belgium, Egypt, Germany and Crete. Additionally he has made multiple trips to Normandy, including parachuting out of a C-47 near Ranville as part of D- Day's 60th anniversary commemoration ceremony. Fenelon is a regular contributor to World War II magazine and has been previously published in FlyPast, Britain's largest selling aviation magazine. Leveraging his expertise in military history, he has consulted as a technical advisor for video games, screenplays and documentaries. Steve Mallett and Michelle Lewis meet the most interesting people, and discover the places and events that make Dripping Springs, Texas, a Hill Country oasis. Learn why every year, hundreds of people move to this small town just outside of Austin. Every episode features a local resident who's talent and past will make you want to know more about what draws so many unique people to this historical town. From ranchers to engineers, cowboys to entrepreneurs, bankers to bull riders. New episodes weekly. Thanks for listening! Make sure to follow us & leave a review. Apple PodcastsMallett and Michelle on InstagramOur Website - Sign up for latest updates. We love your feedback & comments. Email: mallettandmichelle@gmail.com
(**screaming ZOMBIE deer- Th0t)To be fair, we started off on track. Listen this week to learn a little about the history and peculiar happenings around Guam. Stick around for Th0t's Thoughts and Your Confessions, followed by Kilo ripping into some of the worst baby name offenses written in by you guys. As always, Stay Spooky, Sage Yourself, and RATE, REVIEW AND SUBSCRIBE ON YOUR PREFERRED LISTENING PLATFORM. It really helps us too by spreading the word to your friends. You can write to us at departmentofthedead2022@gmail.com IG @department_of_the_dead @not.a.jtac_ @saltykilo @tales_from_the_gridsquare https://www.guampedia.com/historic-eras-of-guam/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/departmentofthedead/support
Matthew Rother, a previous Tactical Air Control Party Officer in the United States Air Force, shares his life's greatest accomplishments, goals, and challenges. With his new role as Vice President of Sales and Operations at Oakmont group, Matthew reflects on his previous life: his takeaways and how he continues to persevere. 4:30: Applying previously learned skills to your current role Matthew talks about the major ‘jumps' of his accomplishments. From ranger school to Jumpmaster school, Matthew shares his motivations and challenges to gain his street cred. An airman taking Army classes, Matthew learns the connectivity in each of the branches; he says as long as you are a contributing member of the team, we want you there. 8:12: The blessings of active duty Matthew continues to do hard things. From one career to another, we learn how we can use our previous experiences and lessons to grow further and reach our goals. 11:09: Recognizing areas to improve
This week in the studio a man with almost 4 decades of military service to this country. His dream started all the way back in the summer before his freshman year of high school when he finished reading a military based book about every three days. By doing this his mind was set on a life a service which began in 1983 when he was assigned to the 1st Battallion 75th Rangers as brand new private. He made colossal strides in his career by not only becoming a Ranger but also a JumpMaster by the rank of Specialist. In 1987 as a then Staff Sergeant he transitioned to the Nebraska National Guard so that he could attend college. After receiving his bachelors degree he was back on active duty as a commissioned officer. Now this is where his career really takes off. He has held commands in the 101st, 75th Ranger Regiment, 508th Infantry,173rd Airborne where he was in commander of a battalion that was awarded a Presidential Unit citation, Valorous Unit Award, over 400 individual valor awards that included 3 living Medal of Honor recipients. He has spent over six years of his life and career in combat. He ended his illustrious career as the Director of Military Instruction at the United States Military Academy at WestPoint and he is here to tell how his warriors life has affected him, his immediate family, and his much larger adopted family (the soldiers under his command), and what he is doing with that second chapter of his life. I am honored to introduce you to William “Bill” Ostlund Colonel US Army Retired.
This episode Carolina Thump sits in the co host chair while we have Tony, Primary Jumpmaster on the show. We talk FLW, why jackhammers ARE NOT overrated and why he chose TIKTOK as his platform of choice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/swampratfishing/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/swampratfishing/support
This episode Carolina Thump sits in the co host chair while we have Tony, Primary Jumpmaster on the show. We talk FLW, why jackhammers ARE NOT overrated and why he chose TIKTOK as his platform of choice. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/swampratfishing/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/swampratfishing/support
SGT. 1st Class Peck walks us through the Jumpmaster course and what it takes to become jumpmaster qualified! Visit our Official Website: www.nationalguard.mil/leaderdevelopment Visit our Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/leadersrecon Visit our Instagram page at: www.instagram.com/leaders_recon
In this week's episode, Andy, Russ, and Rocio talk about Rocio's personal journey to fix some water leak issues in the barracks. Rocio kicked down some doors and argued with some people to get the job done. Next, have you thought about buying a Leadership Masterclass membership? You'll hear the hosts talk about how some veterans were charging $27 to teach Soldier's some basic things they can get for free. Then, some veterans are applying to fight in a foreign legion. There's another way to give back and help. Lastly, we talk to Sergeant Ward as part of Women's History Month. She's a signal intelligence analyst and newly minted Jumpmaster. She's also going to be Sergeant Major of the Army one day.
John Wayne Troxell is a retired United States Army senior noncommissioned officer who served as the third Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. In this capacity he served as the principal advisor to the Chairman and the Secretary of Defense on all matters related to the troops of the United States Armed Forces to include the lethality, readiness, fitness, welfare and deployability of the force, as well as joint force development and education. This position made Troxell the most senior enlisted member of the United States Armed Forces. He enlisted in September 1982 as an armored reconnaissance specialist and graduated from One Station Unit Training at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Troxell served in the United States Army for well over 37 years in numerous units throughout his career. They include the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment in Fort Bliss, Texas; two tours in Germany with the 3rd Armored Division and 3rd Infantry Division; two tours in the 82nd Airborne Division in Fort Bragg, North Carolina; Campbell University Reserve Officer Training Corps in Buies Creek, North Carolina; and the Special Operations Division of Joint Task Force Six (Counterdrug) in El Paso, Texas. Troxell has served as the Command Sergeant Major of the 3rd Squadron, 17th Cavalry Regiment, 10th Mountain Division in Fort Drum, New York and Iraq; the Regimental Command Sergeant Major of the 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment in both Fort Polk, Louisiana and Fort Lewis, Washington; the Command Sergeant Major of the 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division in Fort Lewis, Washington and during the Surge in Iraq; the 21st Command Sergeant Major of the US Army Armor Center and Fort Knox, Kentucky; the Command Sergeant Major of the US Army Accessions Command and Human Resource Center of Excellence in Fort Knox, Kentucky; the Command Sergeant Major of US Army I Corps at Joint Base Lewis-McCord, Washington; the Command Senior Enlisted Leader of the International Security Assistance Force Joint Command in Afghanistan and the Command Senior Enlisted Leader of the United Nations Command/Combined Forces Command/United States Forces Korea. Troxell was sworn in as the SEAC on December 11, 2015 and finished his tour of duty on December 13, 2019. His official retirement date was March 31, 2020. Troxell's five combat tours of duty include making the combat parachute jump and service in Operation Just Cause in Panama, Operation Desert Shield/Storm, two tours in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. As the SEAC, Troxell routinely visited troops deployed to countries around the world to include Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Yemen, Libya and numerous others to gain the pulse of the force for the Chairman and Secretary. His military education includes Ranger, Airborne, Jumpmaster, Pathfinder, PLDC, BNCOC, ANCOC, and the First Sergeants Course. He is a graduate of Class 51 of the US Army Sergeants Major Course and the Command Sergeants Major Course. Troxell is also a graduate of the National Defense University Keystone Joint Command Senior Enlisted Course, the US Army War College Strategic Leader Development Course, the US Army Intermediate Strategic Leader Defense Course at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the US Army Advanced Strategic Leader Development Course at Southwest Airlines and Exxon Mobile headquarters. Troxell is also a fellow at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies in Honolulu, Hawaii. His civilian education includes a master's degree in business administration with a concentration in strategic leadership from Trident University in California. Troxell's awards and decorations include the Combat Action Badge, the Ranger tab, the Master Parachutist Badge with combat jump star device, the Pathfinder Badge, the Driver Badge, the Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification Badge, the 82nd Airborne Division, 10th Mountain Division,
Michael Buttrick is a member of the US Army 3rd Special Forces Group and Senior Special Forces Medical Sergeant. He is actively engaged in planning and preparation for upcoming deployment to Africa, as well as a Mountain Leader and Sniper team leader for Detachment. He has executed a full spectrum tactical train up with detachment for air, sea, and land operations.In 2017, Michael won the Special Forces Group Best Warrior Competition. He graduated in the top 10% of Special Forces Qualification Course and earned Distinguished Graduate on Commandant's List. Michael excelled at Special Forces Qualification Course- Survival School, Small Unit Tactics Instruction, Special Forces Medical Skills, and 6 months of Russian Language Training. He was a Top 20 physical performer in his graduating class, earning follow-on slot to Military Free Fall School and Soldier of the Cycle/Distinguished Honor Graduate.Michael's credentials include Top Secret Security Clearance, Special Operations Combat Medic, Special Forces Sniper, Master Mountaineer, Jumpmaster, Airborne, and Military Free Fall. Michael graduated from Yale University with a BA in Political Science and obtained a Masters in International Security Studies from The National Defense University before joining the United States Military.
I spend some time with the legendary, Dr. Edward Jackman of the 82nd Airborne Division. What a great time. Cold Steel Prepare to Move Forward. AATW. I hope you enjoy, Heroes I Know. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marshallinthemiddle/support
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Dr. Renz has a distinguished 30+ year career in Army Medicine characterized by clinical excellence, leadership and service. In this episode you will hear about the experiences Dr. Renz had as a Medical Service Officer with the 82nd Airborne Division where he became Ranger qualified and served as a jumpmaster. He then served as an operations officer at USUHS, the military medical school training many future Medical Corps Leaders. He talks about his experiences after training as a burn surgeon with the Army Burn Flight Team and taking care of patients at the USAISR Burn Center in San Antonio. Dr. Renz provides insights and lessons learned from multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and how these resulted in saving many lives of injured servicemembers. He even talks about a unique experience in Afghanistan caring for local children who had suffered circumcision complications. COL(R) Renz has had an amazing and diverse experience in Military Medicine and you won't be disappointed hearing some of the engaging stories from a distinguished career. Find out more about Dr. Renz at wardocspodcast.com/guest-bios and visit our webpage and become part of Team WarDocs at wardocspodcast.com. Please take a moment to follow/subscribe, rate and review WarDocs on your preferred Podcast venue.
In times of high stress, we want fast answers. As leaders we feel the pressure be decisive. But fast is not always best, and can sometimes lead us deeper into trouble. What we need is rapid deliberation. With a little help from Wyatt Earp, and people who jump out of airplanes for a living, here's what I think that means, and how we can put it to work for us.Notes and Resources:Prefer to read? Here's the full post: Rapid Deliberation: 7 Ways to Hit the Target While Under StressIn The Slow Fix Carl Honore digs even more deeply into how to be deliberately rapid.For more on what to do when crisis hits, check out: How to Respond to Crisis: Four Steps for LeadersWell-written The After Action Reviews are a great resource to help leaders anticipate potential problems and prepare for their likelihood. Quotable: “Fast is fine, but accuracy is final. You must learn to be slow in a hurry.” - Wyatt Earp“Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.” - U.S. Army Jumpmaster adage“'The action that follows deliberation should be quick, but deliberation should be slow.” - Aristotle“Haste trips up its own heels.” - Michel de MontaigneRelated posts: Team Leadership: 4 Simple Steps to Getting Stuff DoneAre you Contagious? 3 Ways to Manage your Emotional Message11 Key Rehearsal Techniques to Keep Your Plan From Getting Torpedoed
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Did he really love to be hated? The Nascar love of leadership! Hope you enjoy, Heroes I Know. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marshallinthemiddle/support
1SG(R) Daniel Bennett talks about his life and times. So many jumpmasters have been trained under his guidance. Amazing times and conversation. He tells about being called Sergeant Cherry on his first jump. I hope you enjoy. Heroes I Know. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marshallinthemiddle/support
1SG(R) Russell J. Collie, Hooua Hooah himself talks about life and times as a veteran Soldier and Paratrooper. I hope you enjoy Heroes I Know. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marshallinthemiddle/support
Blake Flannery is a Reconnaissance Man in the United States Marine Corps and has been serving since July 2001. In addition to passing the grueling Basic Reconnaissance Course (BRC), Flannery has also completed Military Free Fall (MFF), Marine Combatant Diver, SERE, Foreign Weapons Instructor, and more. The attacks on September 11th occurred while Flannery was in boot camp at Parris Island, SC and he hit the fleet running. He did his first deployment with Alpha Company of 1st Battalion 5th Marine Regiment during Operation Iraqi Freedom I (OIF I) and quickly returned with the Surveillance and Target Acquisition (STA) platoon from 1/5 in 2003 during OIF II. We'll be discussing these details and more of Flannery's career on this episode of the Former Action Guys Podcast so make sure to subscribe to this channel, Apple Podcast, Spotify, and more!ApplePodcast: http://bit.ly/formeractionguysAppleYouTube: http://bit.ly/formeractionguysYouTubeSpotify: http://bit.ly/formeractionguysContact:Website: www.jcramergraphics.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/formeractionguys Instagram: www.instagram.com/jcramergraphics Twitter: https://twitter.com/4meractionguys Email: jcramermedia@gmail.com Reference:117 - Backpackable radio for tactical use152 - Walkie-talkie style tactical radio7-Ton - Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (Dump truck-sized military vehicle for hauling troops, supplies, etc.)9-Line - CAS mission brief formatAAV - Amphibious Assault Vehicle (Also called Tracks)ABC - ANGLICO Basic CourseANG - Air National GuardANGLICO - Air Naval Gunfire Liaison CompanyBLT - Battalion Landing TeamBRC - Basic Reconnaissance CourseCAR - Combat Action RibbonCAS - Close Air SupportCCT - Combat Control TeamCLB - Combat Logistics BattalionCO - Commanding OfficerCOC - Command Operations CenterCOP - Combat OutpostCorpsman - Navy medic attached to MarinesEOD - Explosive Ordnance DisposalFAC - Forward Air ControllerFCT - Firepower Control TeamFDC - Fire Direction ControlFET - Female Engagement Team.FSCC - Fire Support Coordination Center. Where fire missions are deconflicted and approved prior to shooting.GBU - Guided Bomb Unit GLT - Georgian Liaison Team. Georgian military advisors in Afghanistan.Hesco Barrier - Earthen filled barriers used to make or reinforce outpostsHMMWV - High mobility multi-wheeled vehicleIED - Improvised Explosive DeviceIOC - Infantry Officer's CourseJDAM - Joint Direct Attack Munition (GPS guided bomb)JTAC - Joint Terminal Attack ControllerLGTR - LASER Guided Training RoundM-ATV - MRAP All-terrain vehicleMARSOC - Marine Corps Special Operations CommandMART - Marines Awaiting Recon TrainingMCAS - Marine Corps Air StationMCMAP - Marine Corps Martial Arts ProgramMCRD - Marine Corps Recruit DepotMCIWS - Marine Corps Instructor of Water SurvivalMCT - Marine Combat TrainingMEU - Marine Expeditionary Unit (Unit attached to ships for deployment)MRAP - Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (armored vehicle)MSOT - Marine Special Operations TeamMTU - Marksmanship Training UnitOCS - Officer Candidate SchoolOP - Observation Post. An area where forward observers spot enemy positions and conduct fire missions on targetsPB - Patrol BasePGM - Precision Guided MunitionsPLDR - Portable Lightweight Designator Rangefinder PosRep - Position ReportPSS-SOF - Precision Strike Suite Special Operations Forces. Targeting program.RO - Radio Operator (Sometimes called an RTO)ROMAD - Radio Operator, Mechanic, and DriverR&S - Reconnaissance and SurveillanceS Shops - S-1 (Administration), S-2 (Intelligence), S-3 (Operations), S-4 (Logistics), S-6 (Communication)SACC - Supporting Arms Coordination Center (FSCC on a ship)SALT - Supporting Arms Liaison TeamSERE - Survive, Evade, Resist, EscapeSOCS - Special Operations Capabilities SpecialistSOI - School of InfantrySOTG - Special Operations Training GroupSVBIED - Suicide vehicle-borne improvised explosive deviceTACP - Tactical Air Control PartyWater Dogs - Logistics Marines in charge of purifying water and running sanitation facilitiesVBIED - Vehicle-borne improvised explosive deviceVCP - Vehicle Check Point
Point your eyes skyward as we watch Walter Osipoff get yanked around the sky by his ankles from a DC-2 ... on accident, of course. Support Warbirds and Get Bonus Episodes https://www.patreon.com/warbirdspodcast?fan_landing=true Email Me: dan@talesfromabove.com Man Overboard - Grain Aire Walter Osipoff - Find a Grave Miracle in the Air - White Eagle Aerospace
Episode 22: WAKE UP, You're Having Another NightmareHave you ever had a recurring nightmare that you couldn't get to go away or found yourself re-living traumatic events over and over with little relief? 2020 has kind of felt like a nightmare for many with all the quarantining, social distancing and self-isolation. Unfortunately, these factors haven't helped those suffering from PTSD in our country, both among our veterans, active duty soldiers and even civilians. The sad news is that about 20-22 veterans commit suicide every day in our country due to PTSD and depression. On this episode we discuss the very serious topic of PTSD with Retired Master Sergeant and Author, Nate Aguinaga, and Army National Guard Chaplin, Major Lance Sellon, who hosts a Soldier Care 53 forum online. In spite of the stark realities, veterans and active duty soldiers have plenty of reason for hope and our desire at Dudeology is that this episode will help encourage those suffering from PTSD. Nate Aguinaga's third book, WAKE UP, You're Having Another Nightmare addresses head on his experience, symptoms and struggles with PTSD and the positive outlets available to cope and live with it. In Nate's words, "make no mistake about it, I am not crazy!" This is the final installment of his three-book series, detailing the events that led up to his diagnosis. Hopefully, Nate's personal experiences in dealing with post traumatic stress disorder and Lance's helpful insights as a Chaplin can help soldiers and civilians alike to unlock your own struggle with PTSD. PTSD is not just combat related...your story matters. We hope this episode allows you to give yourself permission to talk it out, work it out and find support. In fact, give yourself permission to stop calling it a disorder and start calling it post traumatic stress response (PTSR). Nathan Aguinaga is a retired Master Sergeant who served 20 years Active Duty in the U.S. Army. He served as a Light Infantryman with additional skill identifiers as Airborne, Ranger, Jumpmaster, and Drill Sergeant. During his 20 years of service, Nathan has served three combat deployments to the Middle East which include Operation Desert Storm and two tours of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom. If you are a veteran, active duty military or civilian struggling with PTSD and/or depression carve out some time and give yourself permission to listen to this episode. Show brought to you by Kickin' Nuts, Seasoned Corn Snacks Kickin’ with Flavor! https://www.kickinnuts.com/Check us out on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, GooglePlay and YouTubeMusic
Brad Thomas served in the United States Army from 1990-2010. Brad served 8 years in 3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment. During October of 1993, Brad served in Operation Gothic Serpent with 3rd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment in Mogadishu, more commonly referred to as Black Hawk Down. Brad then served 12 years in Delta Force, a Tier 1 Special Operations group. While serving in the Army Brad received 2 Combat Infantry Badges, 4 Bronze stars with 2 valor designations, 2 Joint service commendation with 2 valor designations, Special Forces tab, Ranger tab, High Altitude Low Opening parachutist, Jumpmaster, Foreign Jump Wings. Brad Thomas left the Army in 2010 and became lost with what he wanted to do in his life. In 2017 Brad's wife had mentioned since he played music all the time why didn't he do anything with it. That same year Thomas met up with Jason Everman in New York and by July 2017 the band Silence & Light formed. In January 2019 the band began to record their first album in Van Nuys, California. By October 2019 they had released several songs online and by December of 2019 the band released their first album "Volume One". Silence and Light are determined to help veterans and soldiers alike, not only with their music, but with the money that they make from the band. Please help me in welcoming Brad Thomas, retired Master Sergeant and guitarist for Silence and Light. Audio Podcast: https://anchor.fm/dustin-kelly Video Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnaH40HvidY&t=1s Warriors Heart: https://www.warriorsheart.com/ Marine Raider Foundation: https://marineraiderfoundation.org/ Official Band Page: https://www.silenceandlightmusic.com/ Buy the Album Here: https://www.amazon.com/One-Silence-Light/dp/B082WQQ5D5/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=silence+and+light&qid=1603134199&sr=8-1 https://music.apple.com/us/artist/silence-light/1481753072
Today, we’re talking with the veterans of VETtoCEO, a nonprofit organization that supports veterans and transitioning military members to succeed in business ownership. We meet the co-founders, Michael Horn and John Panaccione, the First Executive Director, Monty Heath, and current Executive Director, Rob Campbell. Michael served as an Airborne Ranger for 21 years in the US Army, and also owns Brothers Body and Equipment, a specialty vehicle manufacturer in Galion, Ohio. John served 6 years on active duty as a US Army Officer, mostly as a Paratrooper and Jumpmaster in the 82nd airborne division. John is also the co-founder and CEO of LogicBay, working with leading companies to develop and implement strategies for scaling indirect sales channels, using a combination of services and technologies. Monty, the first Executive Director of VETtoCEO in 2017, is a veteran who served as a US Navy SEAL for over 10 years. Rob, VETtoCEO's current Executive Director, began his career in the Army as an Infantry Officer in 1990. He served in a variety of command and staff positions in a career spanning over 27 years. Rob has since written two books – At Ease and It’s Personal, Not Personnel – and found his calling as a business consultant. In this episode, we discuss VETtoCEO’s purpose and mission, advice for transitioning from military to entrepreneurial life, and the mindset shift necessary, as well as why manufacturing is sexy. Michael, John, Monty, and Rob highlight the importance of passion and share the opportunities and struggles with starting a veteran-owned business. They also outline some of their ideas for the future of the VETtoCEO curriculum, and tell listeners and potential investors how to support their cause, even in ways that aren’t monetary. Tune in to find out more about going from veteran to CEO!
On this week's program - We bring in Ben Smith of Team Militant Casual North to talk about Nom Lum and the Jumpmaster as a whole. Plus more fanboying over the Firespray.
Die Hintergründe der Piloten der JumpMaster 5000
Qu'est-ce qu'un playtest ? Pourquoi en faire ? Comment ? Vincent, Marie, Ben et Guilhem prennent de nouveau les micros pour vous bafouiller à l'oreille leurs expériences, connaissances et conseils de presque-pro sur le playtesting. TRACKLIST (titre - artiste - album/jeu) Funcky Sundays, par Adhesive Wombat – Marsupial MadnessFelix the Cat, par Collide – Felix the CatYou Are the Jumpmaster, par Stephen Barton – Apex Legends8 bit Adventure, par Adhesive Wombat – Marsupial MadnessAnthem, par Adhesive Wombat – Marsupial Madness RESSOURCES Vidéo : Playtesting – How to Get Good Feedback on your Game – Extra Credits Vidéo : Playtesting : Avoiding Evil Data Vidéo : QA And Playtesting Arne Not The Same Thing Série : « Playtest » (Black Mirror saison 3 épisode 2) Inscription playtest : Ubisoft Inscription playtest : studios de jeu vidéo d'Occitanie INFORMATIONS COMPLÉMENTAIRES Les projets de l'équipe : Vincent : L'Étudiant JV Guilhem : Arashi Ben : Homecoming Studio Nous contacter : Facebook Twitter
You are the... Jumpmaster?! We talk about the sudden and successful release of Apex Legends. Mark gets a crash course on what exactly a Battle Pass is, while Dave and Dan sing Respawn and EA's praises. Afterwards, we talk about a game that doesn't require a Battle Pass - Onimusha: Warlords! Since being remastered for the modern era, we explore how well this supernatural Samurai action game has aged. To top things off, Mark and Dave face off in a Battle Royale themed Red Herring Challenge! Only one of them can survive this Tastemaker. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dinosaur-machines/message
I'm Jumpmaster Steve and I'm coming in HOT! This intro episode shares a little about myself and why I love APEX LEGENDS so much I had to podcast about it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Have you ever felt like you weren't yourself? You look in the mirror and the passage of time has presented you with a face that feels like an Other? Maybe it's what's inside that's different. Maybe the things you've experienced have changed you. Maybe you've become 300 crabs inhabiting the corporeal form of Captain Jack Sparrow. It happens to everyone, eventually. Games Discussed: Apex Legends, Anthem (Beta), Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep
The Bullets: 05:08 - Housekeeping 08:01 - Apex Legends 27:48 - Tony’s Games 45:00 - Scott’s Games 45:30 - Nabeshin’s Games 1:03:10 - Alex’s Games 1:17:19 - News in Gaming 1:54:38 - Mailsack 2:03:01 - BETS 2:10:34 - Titles 2:13:38 - Kingdom Hearts Talk with Scott Send your questions: mailsack@irrationalpassions.com, (404) 590-1337 (long distance fees do apply) Tweeting your question @IrrationalPod with #IPQ _____ Follow Us Here: Twitter: https://twitter.com/IrrationalPod Insta: https://www.instagram.com/irrationalpassions Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/irrationalpassions Our Discord: https://discord.gg/bSdtq9G Follow each of us: http://twitter.com/alfighter27 http://twitter.com/wuttehchuz http://twitter.com/nabeshin186 http://twitter.com/tonyhorvath
Respawn drops a new game out of nowhere and we spend a bunch of time talking about it, plus a smaller Switch, IRC memories, a world of Dr. Mario, a visit to the Strangereal, and a fresh serving of new-console speculation.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5928697/advertisement
Respawn drops a new game out of nowhere and we spend a bunch of time talking about it, plus a smaller Switch, IRC memories, a world of Dr. Mario, a visit to the Strangereal, and a fresh serving of new-console speculation.
Ryan served his career in the 19thSpecial Forces Group Airborne, he has served two combat deployments to Afghanistan, AND has had the opportunity to attend many specialty schools, like: Airborne, Air Assault, Jumpmaster, and Special Forces Sniper. His awards and decorations include the Bronze Star medal, Army Commendation Medal, Joint Service Achievement Medal, Army Achievement Medal and many more. On top of all of that he is co founder of the Veteran suicide prevention fundraiser called Ride to Zero that started in 2015 and has seen around 1200 participants and raised over $100k. All money raised goes directly to further research in discovering effective methods for combatting suicidal ideology in Veterans. WHAT HE COVERS: Coercing his mom into letting him join at 17 Dealing with the emotional complexity of deployment How and why to embrace the suck Forming bonds in difficult times Finding a positive in the situation How he dealt with the struggling to see the positive Getting out of the failure trap Necessity of Confidence Getting opportunities- competent and amiable Using motorcycles to help support Veterans “ADVERSITY BREEDS RESILLENCE” For information on Ride to Zero, or to read more about Ryan please visit www.TAMFpodcast.com/neverquit
Kelvan, Will, and Scruffy bring on Stephen "Raithos" Kim the developer of Yet Another Squad Builder 2.0. We cover the 2nd Edition Release. We get a good interview out of Raithos. We continue our faction coverage with Scum. Finally we announce our Jumpmaster contest winner.1: Intro and Xwing Release15: Full on Raithos Interview41: Not a List Juggler 2nd Edition Announcment43: Scum Breakdown1:43: Contest Winner(https://raithos.github.io/?f=Scum%20and%20Villainy&d=v4!s!115:131,-1,-1,92,-1,159:-1:-1:U.6;89:133,-1,39,-1,86,-1,165,152:-1:-1:;94:-1,-1,165:-1:-1:&sn=Free%20Jumps&obs=)Next contest will be your best Gunboat (instantrapairhorn.com) list. Send it to scumandvillainypodcast@gmail.com Show Notes:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WFPYBXGgwZqjKxgQjmN8vZiXYj_mYefywqPGZq_9TkY/edit?usp=sharing As always thanks to our producers. Seth DunlapTim LeBeauMovie Defenders PodcastDamon McGuireJames EichingerEthan WardMichael DoMark "Dad" L TippettJonas MalapasMike CarpenterSteve HarveyMatthew MavroidesMatt FossChristopher GeorgeOrpheus Brian LindamoodHasan KhanMatt "The Mighty" NuteLoganCampaigned Guido KesselsMatt SiebertGregory NussbaumBaroness Hannah Penguin As always thank you to anyone who listens to us. Good Hunting,Kelvan Tiberius
Kelvan, Scruffy, MajorJuggler, Will Barnickle , and Calen Wong review the Rebel faction in second edition over 2 evenings. We try to cover every change and every pilot. Are the Rebels outgunned at the moment or are there some tricks up their sleeve? We also announce the winner of our 2nd edition contest. Our next contest is to revitalize the Jumpmaster.Show Notes:https://docs.google.com/document/d/141ICfHUKGp9HwryRwTb66bTp0eyk_pPFosrDuoiWImA/edit?usp=sharingI'd eventually want to note the time for each ship but I have stuff to do this weekend.
New year, new episode! Fire When Ready is back, and starting off the new year with a brief recap of Vancouver regionals, then covering Biggs Darklighter and Black Squadron. Plus, a very feisty Admiral Ackbar. Jim promises the next episode will a matter of weeks away, too, not months. Enjoy!
Strap in, folks, there’s some REAL CONTENT coming your way! Twin Nationals winner Paul Johnson (Aussie and New Zealand) joins us to talk about his list, Thweek, the Jumpmaster and what to expect in the new meta. We also look ahead to Wave 12 to see what we can expect in the fast-approaching Regionals season![...]
Fire When Ready returns with a big show to wrap up so I can move on to Wave 3 and 4. Objectives are wrapped up with Superior Positions and Dangerous Territory, then the last two Rogues: the HWK-290 and the Scurrg H-6. Plus a little coverage of the Vancouver, WA regional.
Star Wars en Direct - Lors de cette 3e édition Gamers enregistrée le vendredi 23 septembre, Dany fait un unboxing des miniatures et cartes de la vague 8 et du expansion pack Imperial Veterans du jeu X-Wing de Fantasy Flight Games. Expansion packs traités Ghost (VCX-100 et Attack Shuttle) Inquisitor's TIE (TIE Advanced prototype) Mist Hunter (G-1A starfighter) Punishing One (JumpMaster 5000) Imperial Veterans (TIE Defender et TIE Bomber)
Kelvan, Blair, Alex and Sable discuss the S&V Invitational, a 6 team draft tournament. We’re then joined by Starslinger72 and Ryan Fleming (Rinehart) to get their take on the format and how they thought the draft went. For more details on the format, teams and each team’s lists, please check out KDubb’s excellent thread on the FFG forums. The winner of this episode’s IG88-D crew contest is Glenn Dean’s Three Token Monte IG88-C (39) Aggressor (36), Attanni Mindlink (1), IG-2000 (0), Autothrusters (2) Manaroo (33) JumpMaster 5000 (27), Attanni Mindlink (1), IG-88D (1), Engine Upgrade (4) Kad Solus (28) Protectorate Starfighter (25), Attanni Mindlink (1), Autothrusters (2) Submit your contest lists to scumandvillainypodcast at gmail.com Please send any comments, feedback or fun wave 9 lists you’ve been enjoying to scumandvillainypodcast at gmail.com Send all complaints to feedback @ backtodials.comIf you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon. This podcast includes parts of the song “March” by Dirt Monkey, available under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. Thanks to all our excutive producers, without whom this show would not sound nearly as good: Mr. Bubbles Seth Dunlap Grayfax Jason H Guido Kessels Matt Siebert Richard Haile Michael Buccheri Campaigned Steve Harvey Gregory Nussbaum Matthew Williams
This week, I talk about the big Gencon news, give a little addendum to last week’s Fire Lanes talk, then it’s all Jumpmasters and Fleet Ambush all the time. I also need to play more as Imperials.
The guys discuss the newly previewed JumpMaster 5000! 4:10 - WAR STORIES - Store Championship at Louisville Game Stop | 24:50 - FLIGHT ACADEMY #1 | 33:50 - IN THE HANGAR - JumpMaster 5000 | 35:50 - FLIGHT ACADEMY #2 | 1:26:00 - STOLEN PLANS - Events in the Community
The guys discuss the newly previewed JumpMaster 5000! 4:10 - WAR STORIES - Store Championship at Louisville Game Stop | 24:50 - FLIGHT ACADEMY #1 | 33:50 - IN THE HANGAR - JumpMaster 5000 | 35:50 - FLIGHT ACADEMY #2 | 1:26:00 - STOLEN PLANS - Events in the Community
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Perry “DOC” Black was born and raised in the great state of Louisiana in 1965. In 1983, two weeks after graduating high school, he left for his first tour in the Army. Perry hated the Army life and left the Army 3 ½ years later and became a steel fabricator in Louisville KY. After working for 5 years as a civilian, after losing his job due to involvement with union organizing. He then spent the next six months partying and one morning he woke up staring at the ceiling and decided to return to the Army. Perry decided he wanted to be an Airborne Ranger and was lucky enough to get a Ranger contract. Ironically enough, Perry had never heard of the 75th Ranger Regiment and was unaware of the destiny awaiting him in becoming such an influential member of the Regiment. His career as a Ranger started when he arrived in 3/75th in July of 91. He is a combat veteran of the Battle of Mogadishu, Somalia in 93, which is the inspiration for the famous book “Black Hawk Down”, written by author Mark Bowden, and movie directed by Ridley Scott. Doc served in 3/75th, from 91-97. He then went to Task Force 160, where he worked as a Special Operations Flight Medic from 97-99. He returned to his beloved Ranger Regiment, at 1/75th, from 99-01 as BN Senior Medic. He was then selected to be the Joint Special Operations Medic Course, Ranger Liaison. He served as Trauma instructor and later became the first Ranger NCOIC of the Special Operations Combat Medic Course and retired from active duty in 2007. Some of his awards and decorations include the Bronze Star with Valor 3-Oct 1993, MSM x 6, numerous ARCOM's and AAM's, EFMB, CFMB, Ranger Tab and Aviation Crewmember Wings. His military courses and certifications include the US Army Ranger School, SERE-C, JSOMTC, Jumpmaster, NREMT-P, Scout Swimmer, JOTC, PLDC, BNCOC and ANCOC. RLTW!
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