Podcasts about Osan

George McNamara - the general manager for Humphreys, Osan, Suwon and Yongin Exchanges - discusses the Mobile Field Exchange (MFE) supporting Exercise Freedom Shield 2025 at Osan Air Base, South Korea, March 6, 2025. This marks the first deployment of a MFE unit in Korea in nearly a decade. (DoD video by Ha Na Pong)

U.S. and Republic of Korea forces hosts a ceremony commemorating the Battle of Bayonet Hill 180 at Osan Air Base, South Korea, Feb. 20, 2025. The Battle of Bayonet Hill 180 took place Feb. 7, 1951, and is commemorated annually by both South Korean and American dignitaries, service members, veterans and family members. The battle is the last bayonet charge by the U.S. Army in modern warfare. (video by PFC In Woo Cho)

Osan Yaran ist der erste Promi, der das Let's Dance Tanzparkett verlassen muss und mit ihm auch seine Profitänzerin Christina Hänni. Sie ist in dieser Folge zu Gast und verrät uns unter anderem die größte Schwäche von Comedians bei Let'S Dance, wie die Care Arbeit im Hause Hänni geregelt ist und wie sich die Gesprächsthemen in der Umkleide geändert haben.Außerdem sprechen wir mit Taliso Engel über furchtbare Hate Nachrichten und selfiesandra und Zsolt verraten exklusiv nur hier ihren Tanz und ihren Song für diese Woche!+++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++Wir verarbeiten im Zusammenhang mit dem Angebot unserer Podcasts Daten. Wenn Sie der automatischen Übermittlung der Daten widersprechen wollen, klicken Sie hier: https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.htmlUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

U.S. and Republic of Korea forces hosts a ceremony commemorating the Battle of Bayonet Hill 180 at Osan Air Base, South Korea, Feb. 20, 2025. The Battle of Bayonet Hill 180 took place Feb. 7, 1951, and is commemorated annually by both South Korean and American dignitaries, service members, veterans and family members. The battle is the last bayonet charge by the U.S. Army in modern warfare. (U.S. Air Force video by Senior Airman Austin Salazar)

The Osan Veterinary Treatment Center hosts their annual Pet Readiness Day at Osan Air Base, South Korea, Jan. 16, 2025. Pet Readiness Day is an opportunity for pet owners to get basic medical care including vaccines and Noncombatant Evacuation Operations Packets for their pets without an appointment. (U.S. Army video by PFC In Woo, Cho)

In diesem Jahr haben Maribel de la Flor und Martin Tietjen für euch die Promis gebündelt, für XXL-Vorstellungsfolgen! In der ersten dieser vier Folgen vor dem Start in die Let´s Dance-Saison 2025 erzählt Leyla unter anderem von ihrer Arbeit als Integrationshelferin und ihrem ersten Onlineshop. Selfiesandra gibt die besten Tipps zum Glücklichsein. Osan Yaran verrät uns, warum die Coronapandemie sein Leben komplett verändert hat. Und Paola Maria spricht darüber, was sie gern aus dem Internet von sich löschen würde.Die nächste Vorstellungs-Folge erscheint am Sonntag, 16.2.2025!Realitystar & Content Creatorin Leyla Lahouar (ab Start)Podcasterin & Content Creatorin selfiesandra (ab Min 22:00)Comedian Osan Yaran (ab Min 41:00 )YouTuberin & Content Creatorin Paola Maria (ab 1:00:00)+++ Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

The Osan Veterinary Treatment Center hosts their annual Pet Readiness Day at Osan Air Base, South Korea, Jan. 16, 2025. Pet Readiness Day is an opportunity for pet owners to get basic medical care including vaccines and Noncombatant Evacuation Operations Packets for their pets without an appointment. (U.S. Air Force video by Senior Airman Sergio Avalos)

Airmen and civilians assigned to the 51st Maintenance Group participate in an annual bomb-building and loading competition at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, Jan. 17, 2025. The competition judged service members on their knowledge and ability to load munition on their respective aircraft, F-16s and A-10s, in quick but safe and efficient manner. (U.S. Air Force video by Senior Airman Austin Salazar)

Tintti Leppänen on meikkitaiteilija, kuvausmeikkaaja, kampaaja ja floristi. Hän on meikannut Suomen isoimpia julkkiksia jo liki 30 vuotta. Kaikkea ehtineellä Tintillä riittää tarinoita männävuosilta, kun lehtien mainoskuvia kuvattiin maailmalla merten rannoilla, vuoristoissa ja autiomaissa. Kaikenlaista on sattunut ja tapahtunut, ja moneen tarinaan liittyy myös ruoka. Lisäksi Tintti ansaitsee Perunateatterin seisaaltaan esitettävät aplodit, sillä hän on kuunnellut podcastimme kaikki jaksot. Osan jaksoista jopa kahteen kertaan! Nyt kuulolle.

The 51st Force Support Squadron hosts their annual Oktoberfest at Osan Air Base, South Korea, Sept. 20, 2024. The event featured German-inspired cuisines, music and festivities for service members and their families. (U.S. Air Force video by Senior Airman Sergio Avalos)

The 51st Fighter Wing and the 8th Fighter Wing participate in bomb building and loading competitions during the 2024 ROK PENFEST at Osan Air Base, South Korea, Sep 28, 2024. The event showcased friendly competition between Osan and Kunsan, while demonstrating each wing's readiness and ability to rapidly generate airpower.

Tämän viikon toisessa Tuomiolla-jaksossa keskustellaan Beetlejuice-jatko-osasta, Megalopoliksen Suomen ensi-iltauutisista ja makustellaan Joker-jatko-osan ensimmäisiä arvioita.

U.S. Air Force Capt. Adam Brokaw, event coordinator for the Osan Special Observances and Cultural Awareness Day speaks about recognizing the cultures that make up Team Osan on Osan Air Base, South Korea, Aug. 16, 2024. The full-day event was held to recognize understand and appreciate the diverse perspectives and backgrounds that supports Osan mission in defending the Korean Peninsula.

Herzlich willkommen zum aktuellen BB RADIO Mitternachtstalk Podcast. Ich bin Jens Herrmann und heute habe ich einen authentischen Berliner, einen echten „Ostmanen“ und sagenhaft komischen Gast bei mir - Osan Yaran. In Berlin im wilden Wedding aufgewachsen, zog er als 18-Jähriger mit seiner Familie nach Spandau-Staaken, lediglich 200 Meter von der ehemaligen Mauer entfernt. Als "Ossi-Türke" schlägt sein Herz natürlich für beide Kulturen. Sein Einstieg in das Berufsleben führte ihn zunächst zum Lebensmittelriesen Lidl, wo er Geld verdiente, um seine eigene türkische Hochzeit zu finanzieren. Wer schon mal eine türkische Hochzeit erlebt hat, weiß, dass diese Events weit mehr als nur der Austausch von Ringen sind! Diese Ehe ist allerdings bereits Geschichte. 2014 änderte sich alles durch einen Auftritt im Nachwuchsformat "Talentschmiede" im Berliner Quatsch Comedy Club. Auch wenn er diesen Auftritt nicht gewann, war es der Zündfunke für seine Karriere. Bereits 2017 übernahm er selbst die Moderation dieses Nachwuchsformats, damals "Talentschmiede", heute "Quatsch Comedy Hot Shot". Hier hatten viele heutige Comedy-Superstars ihren ersten Auftritt: Chris Tall, Felix Lobrecht, Cindy aus Marzahn. Gleichzeitig startete Osan auch seine eigenen Live-Programme und brachte bis jetzt drei Shows auf die Bühne: "Ostmane – Integration gelungen" 2017, "Gut, dass du fragst!" 2020 und kürzlich "Aus Prinzip!" 2024. Osan ist nicht nur auf der Bühne aktiv - in der digitalen Welt könnt Ihr ihm auch folgen. Auf TikTok zum Beispiel ist er mit über einer Million Followern ein wahrer Comedy-Gigant. Zudem ist er Co-Host des Podcasts "Stabile Nachbarn", wo er gemeinsam mit Annelie Wagner Probleme unserer Zeit humorvoll auseinandernimmt. Was sich in den Jahren zwischen unserem letzten Gespräch und heute bei ihm ereignet hat und was wir von seiner aktuellen Show "Aus Prinzip!" erwarten können - all das werden wir heute im Mitternachtstalk Podcast beleuchten. Lehnt Euch zurück und genießt eine Stunde, die wie im Flug vergeht, mit Osan Yaran.

Join us as we chat with Master Sergeant Michael Moore from Honolulu, Hawaii. Michael recounts his path from joining the Air Force in 2010 as a Security Forces member to becoming the Commandant at the Pitsenbarger Airman Leadership School in Spangdahlem, Germany. Michael shares stories from his career across bases like Osan, Kadena, and Spangdahlem, focusing on his efforts to drive innovation through simple yet effective process improvements. He emphasizes that innovation isn't just about technology but also about making everyday tasks more efficiently. We explore the unique Heritage Hall at Pitsenbarger, filled with historical memorabilia, and hear about students' reactions to seeing their legacy. Michael discusses his current projects to enhance leadership training and integrate new tech in the schoolhouse. Tune in for a conversation that highlights the importance of honoring our past while pushing for a better future in the Air Force.

The Mandrake Project -keskustelu jatkuu. Oopperan kummituksen luolassa kokeillaan tällä kertaa positiivisen ajattelun voimaa. Tero ja Henkka perkaavat Bruce Dickinsonin The Mandrake Project -albumin biisi biisiltä, mutta sellaisin ankarin reunaehdoin, että jokaisesta kappaleesta täytyy löytää jotain positiivista sanottavaa. Osan kappaleista kohdalla tehtävänanto on helpompi, osan kanssa mielen plastisuutta haastetaan ihan tosissaan. Mutta lopulta kaikesta on mahdollista löytää jotain posia, kun oikein yrittää.HUOM: Iron Maiden -uutisissa perataan noin ajassa 06:30–10:10 Brucen käynnissä olevan kiertueen settilistaa, joten jos haluat välttyä spoilereilta, skippaa osio!Tue podcastia kupposella kuumaa: https://buymeacoffee.com/viikonloppusoturitPalautetta podcastista voi laittaa tulemaan somekanavia pitkin tai osoitteeseen viikonloppusoturit@gmail.com. Kiitos kuulemiin!

Kein Comedian ist die letzten 2 Jahre so stark gewachsen auf Instagram und TikTok wie Osan Yaran. Über 100.000 Leute waren auf seiner aktuellen Tour. Heute erzählt Osan wie er sich vom LIDL Kassierer zum erfolgreichen Comedian hochgearbeitet hat. Moritz und Osan haben beide super jung geheiratet und sind beide heute geschieden. Osan erzählt von seiner Kindheit und was seine Eltern von seiner Karriere halten. Selten hat Osan Yaran so viel privates erzählt. Viel Spaß Euch beim Zuhören! Moritz Tickets zu meiner TOUR 2024 https://linktr.ee/moritz_hohl

Chuck talks about flying from Seoul to Osan with Col. Price in a T-Bird with mechanical problems. He sees his friend Grady again and gets some good news.Please contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

Chuck is back in Osan and finally getting to enjoy his new Sony. He also gets good news about his per diem pay for Seoul.Please contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

Gary is originally from Texas and was an upper classman in CS-29, the Black Panthers (at that time). Upon graduation was assigned to Vance for UPT and kept there as a IP till he got an assignment to Eglin and F-15's. Luke, Osan, Langley, and Tyndall followed his flying career. once the desks loomed he transitioned to United Airlines. While at ACSC he hosted Hub Zemke at a Gathering of Eagles weekend. Gunter Rall, Gabby Gabrreski, and Jerry Johnson also were there. Look them up!

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Kiitos OVV, Peab, Suomen Vuokranantajat, If, Vuokraovi ja Taloyhtiösäästö. Tutustu tämän jakson sponsoreiden tarjoamaan sopivan tilaisuuden tullen. Johanna Junkkari meni asuntosijoittajakaappiin vuonna 2005 ja tuli sieltä ulos 2023 14 vuokra-asunnon kanssa. Hän on pukenut töihin saman firman logon 26 vuotta putkeen ja on tampereen kieltä sujuvasti ääntävä äiti Lempäälästä. Kiitos Suvi Schwabin, tänään kuullaan Johannan tarinasta se osuus, mitä hän ei ole McDonalds -polustansa kertoessaan paljoa maininnut. Osassa 2 jutellaan ainakin seuraavista aiheista: Matkasta Mäkkärityöntekijästä Mäkkäriyrittäjäunelmoijasta Mäkkäriyrittäjäksi. Asuntosijoittamisesta keinona saavuttaa päämäärä. Tavoitteen asettamisesta ilman, että tietää, millä keinolla sen voi saavuttaa. Esteistä korvien välissä. Johtajuustaitojen suuresta merkityksestä oma mieli mukaan lukien. Miten nykynuoret McDonaldsiin töihin tulevat eroaa Johannan 16-vuotisajoista? Uudisasuntojen myötä tulleesta vauhtisokeudesta. Asuntojen ja yrittämisen toisiaan mahdollistamasta symbioosista. Annetaan vuokralle -ilmoitusten hyvien tietojen ja kuvien tehostamisvaikutuksesta. Tavoitteiden asetannasta, kun on jo aikaisempia unelmia ja tavoitteita saavuttanut. Mikä merkitsee ja mihin kiinnittää huomiota? Tekemisestä, oikeaan aikaan oikeassa paikassa olemisesta ja  säkästä. Kaapista ulos tulemisen kokemuksista. Jos tarinan alkuosa on vielä kuuntelematta, tässä muutamia Osan 1 keskustelun aiheita: 16-vuotiaana McDonaldsiin ja 26 vuotta samassa firmassa. Prosessien merkityksestä työpaikalla. Elämän yllättävien tapahtumien vaikutuksesta sen polkuihin. 2005 ensimmäisen sijoitusasunnon ostamisesta. Sijoitusasuntojen hankkimisesta puolison ja työkaverin kanssa puoliksi. Asioiden tekemisestä itse vs. ulkoistus. Tavoitteiden asetannasta. Johannan Insta, Suvin Asuntoasiaa Insta, Harrin Ostan Asuntoja Podcast tilaukseen ja jakoon. 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OVV.com OVV Asuntopalvelut Instagram, Facebook Yrittäjänä asuntosijoittajien ja vuokralaisten arjessa Johanna Manner Osa 1 – Ostan Asuntoja Podcast #248 Kiitos Ostan Asuntoja -sisällön mahdollistavalle sponsorille: ”Kuka tahansa voi olla vuokranantaja – kuka tahansa voi asua vuokralla. Asuntosijoittajan tai sellaiseksi aikovan mielessä liikkuu monia kysymyksiä. Miten tunnistaa hyvä sijoituskohde? Miten onnistua vuokralaisvalinnassa? Mitä vuokrasopimukseen tulee kirjata? Mistä apua ongelmatilanteisiin? Tietoa tarjoaa Suomen Vuokranantajat – hyvien vuokranantajien yhteisö, jonka jäsenenä vuokranantaminen on palkitsevampaa, turvallisempaa ja helpompaa. Liity joukkoon: vuokranantajat.fi. - Meitä on jo yli 30 000! Vuokranantajien hallitustulkkaaja Hanna Isbom – Ostan Asuntoja Podcast #267 Kiitos Ostan Asuntoja Podcast -sponsorille: Kiinnostaako sinua uudisasunnot Suomen kasvukeskuksissa? Peabin asunnot sijaitsevat hyvillä paikoilla ja ne suunnitellaan toimiviksi kestämään aikaa. Vakavaraiselta ja luotettavalta yhtiöltä hankittu uusi asunto on huoleton ja helposti vuokrattavissa.  Saat tiedot uusista kohteista sähköpostiisi ennen julkista ennakkomarkkinointia liittymällä avainasiakkaaksi osoitteessa peabkoti.fi/avainasiakas. Tutustu asuntoihin ja lue lisää peabkoti.fi - Seuraa meitä myös Instagramissa @peabkoti Uudisasuntorakentaminen 2022 -tutkimuksen mukaan Peabin asiakastyytyväisyys on alan korkein - jo viidennen kerran. Ifin vuokaranantajan vakuutuksen saat helposti verkosta. Laske hinta if.fi/vuokranantaja Vuokraovi on suosituin vuokra-asuntojen markkinapaikka, jossa hyvää vuokrakotia etsivät vuokralaiset ja niitä tarjoavat vuokranantajat onnistuvat löytämään toisensa helposti. Vuokraovi.com. Taloyhtiösäästö etsii säästö- ja lisätulokohteita taloyhtiöllesi. Palvelulla on tulostakuu. Maksat vain toteutuneesta taloudellisesta tuloksesta. Katso lisää taloyhtiosaasto.fi Koodilla KOTIMATKA saat 30 % alennusta Asuntosijoittamisen lumipalloefekti -kirjasta. Tilauspaikka on asuntosijoituskirja.fi. Kirja on vuokratuloista verovähennyskelpoinen kulu. Asuntosijoittajan ABC -verkkokurssin tilauspaikka on rahamedia.fi/verkkokurssit. Kurssi on vuokratuloista verovähennyskelpoinen kulu. Jos koet saavasi sisällöstä lisäarvoa tai haluat lähettää terveisiä tai kommentteja, voit tehdä sen ja harjoitella salamaverkon käyttöä Albyn kautta 

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Plenty of talk about the family and descriptions of Chuck's life at the new temporary assignment.  Chuck also shares some interesting drama he has heard about from his office in Osan.Please contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

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What happens when two brilliant minds from the finance and tech sectors come together to revolutionize the way we connect talent and companies? In today's episode, we sit down with Hubert Dagbo and Jide Osan, the co-founders of Equipt, to discuss their inspiring journey and vision behind their innovative startup. Learn how Hubert and Jide's long-lasting friendship, and their individual professional backgrounds, have shaped Equipt's mission to foster collaboration and enable humanity to reach its full potential. Their unique perspectives, from their families' immigration stories to their experiences in the global market, have informed their determination to create meaningful connections in the professional world. Don't miss their valuable advice for aspiring founders on learning from failures and seeking mentorship. In this episode, you'll hear about: Forming real connections, not just growing your connection list on LinkedIn Bridging the gap between what you learned in school and the real world How Equipt's platform works Big learnings from the layoffs Their immigration stories Taking the extra step to stand out How to benefit from accelerator programs Follow and Review: We'd love for you to follow us if you haven't yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. Supporting Resources: Equipt https://www.joinequipt.com/    Alcorn Immigration Law: Subscribe to the monthly Alcorn newsletter Immigration Law for Tech Startups podcast: Episode 16: E-2 Visa for Founders and Employees Episode 19: Australian Visas Including E-3 Episode 146: Access to Innovation: Founders and the Blockchain with Samuel Ekpe Immigration Options for Talent, Investors, and Founders Immigration Law for Tech Startups eBook Extraordinary Ability Bootcamp course for best practices for securing the O-1A visa, EB-1A green card, or the EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) green card—the top options for startup founders. Use promotion code ILTS for 20% off the enrollment fee.  

This edition features stories on the Afghan National Army's (ANA's) Central Movement Agency, an ambush exercise at Osan Air Base, the Afghan National Army (ANA) receiving more modern weapons, and a Joint Airborne Battle Staff (JABS) based out of Balad. Hosted by Senior Airman Brad Sisson.

This edition features stories on U.S. President Barack Obama visiting Osan Air Base, Maxwell Air Base commissioning its first Academy of Military Science graduates, and two generations of firefighters from the same family. Hosted by Senior Airman Brad Sisson.

This edition features stories on Osan Air Base's top leadership learning about Strategic Alignment and Deployment (SA & D), the Air Force Academy ranking number one in faculty accessibility in this year's Princeton Review, Department of Defense Education Activity Pacific students receiving new materials, class rooms, equipment, and teachers, children's book author, Tammy Yee, visiting Hickam Air Base youth, and the 22nd and 23rd Fighter Squadrons combining as the reactivated 480th Fighter Squadron due to the Combat Air Force Restructuring Plan. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Shannon Ofiara.

We get some big news about a Captain who worked for Chuck in the office at Osan and plenty of family news as well as his day to day life in Korea.Please contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

Chuck is getting settled into his new assignment and all that comes with it.  He's managed to scare the secretary in Osan, and he is getting some interesting news from home about the family.Please contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

My guest today is retired Air Force Master Sergeant, Shannon Singleton. Shannon grew up in Scarbro, WV and graduated from Oak Hill High School in 1997. He joined the Air Force on a delayed enlistment and went to Basic Training in February 1998. His AFSC was 1N0 Operations Intelligence and he attended tech school at Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo, TX. His first assignment was to Schriever AFB, CO with the 11th Space Warning Squadron. His next assignments included Scott AFB, IL, Osan, Korea, and Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. In 2009, he deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan. He returned with an assignment to Washington D.C., followed by his last assignment to Barksdale AFB, LA. Shannon retired in 2019.

The letters in this episode talk about Dad's experiences getting settled into life in Osan and a lot about his feelings about what is going on back home. Dad mentions his friend Alex Butterfield for the first time, and a painting of me that we still have.Please contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

Here is the premier episode of Letters From A Lonely Flyboy! In this episode we read the first 2 letters From Chuck after he first arrives in Osan.Please contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

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http://convocourses.com check out the video: https://youtu.be/TGrw5yT6sSY   Hey guys, this is Bruce and welcome to combo course podcast. And today we're gonna be talking about a few things. One of the things I wanna talk to you guys about is process versus prize or system over goals. And this really applies to everything in life, but we're gonna specifically talk about cyber security. Another thing I'm gonna show you as a new book I'm working on. It's not, it's gonna be out. I don't know, probably within the next month and a half, I gotta get it edited and all that kind of stuff. I'm actually still writing it, but it's gonna come out soon. So that's. Something we're talk about, then I'm gonna open it up to any kind of questions you have about getting into this space in cyber security. And in the it, I got a lot of people contacting me about how to get in this field. That's growing really fast or how to upgrade themselves and all that kind of stuff. I've been doing this for over 20 years. I'm a subject matter expert specifically in cyber security compliance. That's, what I've been doing for most of this time that I've been in this space. And so if you have any questions about that, how to get in it, how to, what to do like specific questions even I can answer 'em on this live. All right. Let's get into this. First of all, I want to tell you guys that I have a site called combo courses.com where I sell lots of stuff. A bunch of courses, also books, and a ton of stuff for free. If you are interested.  So if you're interested in that, go check out convo courses.com. Like, I said, lots of free stuff. It's free to sign up lots of training downloadables if you happen to be in this space I'm constantly giving out free stuff. I'm trying to build a community. And that's why, if you have question, why I'm giving out anything for free, that's the reason why cuz I'm building a community I'm, thinking bigger. I'm thinking about making a community that helps itself and Built one of these before in a whole different genre. And it, works really well. So that's what I'm doing. If you're interested in joining that community, join me on, YouTube. Join me on discord. Join me on TikTok. Join me everywhere. Combo courses, just type to combo courses. You'll find us out there where have a growing community of people that's coming together to learn this to, level up together to, get more to, make that money really. That's what it comes down to for take take, care of our families and take care of ourselves. Okay. So what I'm gonna talk to you today about the first topic of discussion will be about will be about process versus the prize. A lot of people contact me about trying to get to certifications or degrees and which ones should they get and all that kind of stuff.  and it's really the wrong question and I don't fault anybody for it. Because I was, I had the same kind of questions when I first started. You should be focused more on the process and this, really goes on everything in life. Your focus should be not on the prize, not on how many likes you get, not on how many people are watching you, not on how many people or how many degrees you're gonna get or, courses or any one thing. It should be on the process itself. And we're gonna specifically talk about cyber security, cuz that's my profession, but this really applies to anything in life. Let me specify what I mean by using this an example. Lately people have been asking me about the a plus comp Tia certification and how do you get it? Where, do you get it from? How do you know all this kind of, what kind of job can you get if you actually do that, all that kind of all those kinds of questions and is there's nothing wrong going for that certification or any other certifications. Absolutely nothing wrong with that. And I would encourage you to get it if this is your first time getting in, into cyber security, into it in general it's a good thing to get. But what I wanna say is that the most important thing that you should focus on is the process of learning this the common body of knowledge that goes into it. And the reason why I say that is because if you focus on the common body of knowledge, if you focus on actually learning what you have to do in to get that certification, to get that it certification. If you focus on that,  you'll have all the knowledge that you need to go ahead and take the Google support it certification. You'll have the knowledge that you need to actually go ahead and take the in network plus certification. You'll, have all the knowledge you need to actually spend your, whole your, whole resume. If you actually learn the stuff that's in the comp tier a plus certification, right? It's just one thing. If you focus if you focus on just that thing, just that one prize, you'll get that prize, and there's nothing wrong with that, but I'm telling you to focus on the whole orchard. I'm telling you to focus on the seeds. That's gonna get you like not just one certification, not just a little bit of experience, but expand your whole horizon and get you way more knowledge, way more certification, way more experiences and, actually get more from the fruits of your labor. To do that. You gotta focus on the actual labor, not the prize. The prize is cool. I'm not telling you like not to get it. I'm saying expand like what you are, what you're doing by focusing on the work, focusing on the process itself, of learning the process of learning all the curriculum that's in CompTIA. And let me give you a specific example of what I'm talking about. Let's go to CompTIA. Let's we're gonna use CompTIA a plus certification as an example of what I'm talking about. This is my, this was my first certification and this is why I promoted so much because after I learned that certification, I knew enough about computers to where I could get in this field. And I was working helped desk for a while and I learned enough about troubleshooting and all that kind of stuff to where it, was able to expand my entire career. Eventually get me to working, making six figures and being able to take all these vacations and all kinds of stuff. But here's the curriculum right here. And if you're listening to me right now, it's, I'll read it. There's nine skills that you have to master to validate your CompTIA, a plus certification, hardware, operating systems, software troubleshooting, network troubleshooting mobile devices, virtualization, cloud operational procedures, these, all of these things. And these section, if you actually buy the book, these are the sections, some of the sections that'll mainly be broken into. And of course, it'll go more detail in each one of these areas. If you actually learn this stuff and not just go ahead and take the test and pass, cuz that's, actually the easy part taking the test and passing it you can actually go. and take a bunch of just retake the test over and over again. And eventually you'll pass the test. I'm telling you to study the common body of knowledge and know and understand what's actually happening. Do go beyond just taking the test, go beyond just taking the questions and passing the test, go into actually setting up a lab in your house, figuring out how to put all that stuff together, figuring out your own network, figuring out how firewalls, whole space firewalls work, how's that different from network, firewalls, learning, all that stuff by maybe even actually doing it in your own home. Maybe actually helping your community out. If there's an opportunity for you to do that, actually getting hands on to where you literally understand it, building your own computer, things like that, to where you understand it. So fully that the comp Tia a plus certification, when you get it is not a big. It's your first certification. So obviously you're gonna be patting yourself on the back, but what I'm saying is if you expand your base and you understand this stuff, like you really deeply understand it, you can go then and go take other certifications, entry level certifications, easily like a plus certifications, the natural next step in your evolution. And then the next thing you could probably take is a com is a Google support it certification, which will probably be easy for you, cuz you have gone so deep in the rabbit hole for a plus certification. I'm telling you to learn the common body of knowledge and learn the process, put the, put that work in and that will give you all your other, everything else. You'll get all kinds of other prizes, not just the certification, right? And you might even inspire you to go get a degree. If you choose to go that path, you don't have to, but you could the process over the prize. This is book I read. A really good book. I encourage you to go out and get it. It's called atomic habits and it's really, it's a really good book. And he, one of the things he said in the book was don't focus on the goal, focus on the system, creating a system to get that goal. And that's what I'm talking about. So if you focus on the process, that'll get you to that certification. You can get a whole bunch of other certifications and experience. If you actually understand how to build computers, how to build a network, if you actually have a hands on that you can do in your house nowadays. So that's what I'm trying to encourage you to do super important. The next question should be how do I, get developed a discipline to focus on the work rather than just the prize? Because it's easy to work, focus on the prize. Like you're thinking about, okay, if I make this $65,000 a year after I get the certification, or if I can, if I, maybe I focus on getting I'll be able to get six figures. If I get this professional level certification, and now I'm not telling you not to get six figures, I'm not telling you not to get a professional level cert. I'm not telling you not to get agreed. None of that. I'm not telling you that's the fruits of your labor. What I'm trying to tell you is if you focus on the actual process, if you work, if you focus on the discipline in that process, you can have any damn thing you want. And what happens, what I've noticed is what happens is like when you focus on that discipline in this career path, all the people who I know who, are at this super high echelon is super high level. All these guys are highly accomplished because that's exactly what they did. They're more focused on like actually knowing and understanding how to do this stuff. and because of that, all these other certifications are within their grasp. They have all these other opportunities and all of these other success factors that come in because they actually know the material. So well, that's where I want you to focus on. If you focus on the discipline of doing the process, then everything else you'll not only have the certification, you'll have several other opportunities to take other certifications, cuz you'll understand it so effectively. And then after a while you notice a plus certifications is not that big of a deal at all. You'll notice that the does any certification is not that big of a deal. One of the things that I've learned on this path of just having the discipline to to, really go deep in this and become a professional level, subject matter expert in this field is that. whenever I go to a new organization, they're always pat me on the back. I get all these certifications. I get all these awards I should say. And and I'm not telling you that to like brag or anything like that, cuz it's not bragging rights for me. It's bragging rights is that I was able to take care of my family. It's bragging rights is I was able to take my family to Hawaii. That was dope. I do this for my family. I do this for to do better than just survive. And for me that's the greatest reward that I could ever receive because of that. I don't care that some giant company gave me an award, gave me extra a little bit extra cash because I, accomplished something within their organization. When you I'm focused on the process of allowing us to have a roof over our head and to eat good. That's what I'm focused on. The process that it takes to do that means me studying sometimes late at night means me waking up a little bit earlier. Sometimes means me putting in the work that I need to do beyond motivation. Cuz sometimes I'm not motivated. Sometimes I'm sick to my stomach and I don't feel like doing nothing. And I don't feel like getting out of bed. I, all I wanna do is watch YouTube all day and watch stupid videos. That's why , but what do, but I know that the discipline has to take precedence over bad habits, so once you get that in your head, once you start to develop this muscle of just having the discipline to get outta bed and go stay up late or do other things you need to do to make these things work. It, changes everything in your whole life. And I'm not just talking about cyber security. I'm talking about everything in your life. . If you focus on the process and the discipline that it takes to do that process, you can do anything you want to do in this life, but it takes motor. It takes discipline beyond motivation. Motivation's not enough. You gotta have the discipline to do it. And that, and cyber security is no different. So that's all I want to say about that. It's just something that I noticed about my own life. Anything that I've done in my life that was successful, but it came because I had the discipline to put, I put in the discipline to do it. If you go out and the discipline takes you to another level because, if I fail a certification, you only fell. If you quit, I'll just keep taking it until I pass it. That's what I'll do. I won't. I do. I will not quit. I'll just keep taking it until I pass it. Once you get that discipline in you, nothing is gonna stop you. You're just gonna keep doing it. Okay. Anyway, let me tell you guys about Couple things here. So if you didn't know, my name is Bruce. I run a site called combo courses. I'm building a community of like-minded cyber security, people who wanna teach each other, learn from one another. I call it combo courses, cuz it's a conversation between me and the community between us, the, between the community and itself. I'm, building a community. I've got 10,000 followers on YouTube. I've got a few followers on on Facebook. I've got a few followers on my Facebook group on, discord, on and starting to build a community on TikTok where we're just helping each other out, learning from one another and building up and that's the, ultimate goal to this whole. If you're interested in learning more, you wanna follow me go to YouTube and then go to combo course type in combo courses. You'll find me there where I talk about all things related to cyber security. Talk about how to get into this field. I talk about how to do risk management framework, which is my specialty and, security compliance. That's what I mainly focus on. If you're interested in getting more out of this, I've got a book out there. That's related to my actual specialty, which is risk management framework, where I talk about the security controls that go into N 800 risk management framework. I've got one that's foundational and I've got one that like foundational, meaning you don't have to know anything. You just listen to the book. I got it on audio by the way. Or, you can read the book and and, learn a little bit more about that.  And it's so popular that people are literally copying my book like this dude copied my book and is selling it. He copied my book and selling it as his own anyway. So it must be good if that's the case. I've got two books out there. I'm building more than just a book. I'm building a entire community. I'm building a a, an entire something where you can talk to me directly. You could talk to me directly and ask me specific questions about how to do this. And I think that's why a lot of people have been following, because I answer questions that they ask me. So if you have any questions whatsoever, feel free to con to call up to email me, or you could actually ask me a question right now. If it's related to cyber security, I'll do my best to help you out. And, that goes for everybody in this community. I really appreciate all the people who've been following me. I appreciate all the questions. I appreciate all the accolades, all the. Great comments that I've gotten on my book. It's, really been a great, a very rewarding thing to see people actually commenting and, leaving positive comments on my books and stuff. So that's really good. If you didn't know, go to amazon.com type in risk management framework or Bruce Brown. You'll see my book there. And I also have a site called combo courses. I have a podcast I'm doing at least once a week. I've got I'm on YouTube doing combo courses. So follow me if you're interested in this kind of content, if you're interested in getting the it or a risk management framework then, follow me. All right. And I'm gonna show you guys a glimpse of the book then I'm writing right now is how to improve your resume and, be able to get people to contact you. Cuz that's what I've been doing in the last few years. Reason why I've been able to get all these jobs quickly. Okay. Deru has a question on YouTube. He says, Hey Bruce, what resources would you recommend for keeping in tune with the latest. And updates in cyber security. And I would say de truth. That's a good question. By the way, I would say that really depends on what categori category, sorry that you have in cyber security because there's many different cat cyber security is a huge category. It's huge. Like it's a huge field. It's a huge umbrella. You've got everything from risk management framework to you've got cyber threat intelligence which, does threat hunting. You've got you've got Intel, which is considered a part of cyber security cyber Intel. You've got forensics, you've got all kinds of different branches of cyber security. So it really depends on the branch. Now, if you want an overall of all cyber security, I could tell you, I could tell you some of my resources. And then what I'll do is I'll break it down into different genres of, cyber security, the ones that I know. All right. So first the first really good resource would probably be the CIS A's website. CISA is a government site not, the actual certifications from Isak. I'm talking about csa.gov. And so CS a is cyber security infrastructure and security agency. This is one of the most one of the best resources. Let me just switch my camera here for TikTok, for those who wanna watch. So this is SI this isa.gov csa.gov. And these guys are one of the best resources for things that are going on mostly to the whole United States, like federal government, state governments. If there's a huge hack, you'll see 'em here. Pop up here. You'll also see different vulnerabilities that come out like the big ones, different malware. Like right now here they have 20, 21 top malware strains. And then they've got a blog here with the newsroom. Let's just go to, let's go to this one. This is dated August 31st, and this is SAFECOM publishes 2022 SAFECOM strategic plan. This is all like federal type stuff. So if you are in the federal space, this is one of your best resources. Let me see what other resources are there? Other places you can go if you happen to be in vulnerability management are the people who like manage they manage let me see if I could switch. Oh, you switch it like that. Huh? Oh, that's cool. So messing around with TikTok , that's what I'm doing in the background. So vulnerability management, that's people who take care of their organization's vulner patches, right? PA there's patches that are always coming in. And they have to update 'em. So one of the best resources for that is probably CVEs is a huge database of all the vulnerabilities that are popping up throughout the industry. That's through a vendor it's all vendors. So it's not any one specific vendor that being said, vendor. If, you have say Microsoft patches, then the best resource is Microsoft for, their most recent vulnerabilities in how to fix 'em. And then if it, if you have a Cisco device, it's Cisco. That's the best place for the most current things going on with Cisco. And if you have an apple product, same thing, like if you have a Macintosh, you go to the vendor, but this CVE site is really good because it has a huge database. That's constantly being updated to inform you of what is going on for vulnerabilities. Let me see if I can find a really good breakdown of this. Let me see, where do you normally I find the individual CVEs from the, from Google. Let me see CVE resources. Okay. Just trying to find like a specific CBE that I could show you here. So yeah, CBEs are good for for, actual vulnerabilities and then there's Like I said different branches of cyber security. So each branch has its own like group of resources. Government has C I S a everybody in a lot, everybody in the government goes to C S a site. And they have the most recent APTs advanced, persistent threats, most recent vulnerabilities, all that kind of stuff. What's what the government's doing. Like what, where we should be focusing our energy. What it's, really good resource. And CVEs, this is like a huge database of, all the places you want to go for vulnerabilities. And I'm look, I'm still looking for the actual database  of the actual vulnerabilities. Let me just, okay. See CVE I'm on Google right now, typing in CVE. Let me see a specific one would be iOS CBE for I iOS. They have a vulnerability data database that has every single vulnerability you could think of. So this one's for iOS 15.6 and at this is going straight to apple site for 15.6, a recent kernel update and web kit update that they have. And it's for CVE 2022 3, 2 8, 9 3. You might be familiar with this one, but I'm gonna type that one into Google. And it goes straight to the CVE site that I was just on. And then it'll have a breakdown of, how it affects other things. So this is one of the best resources that I, was, we were using a lot in almost every place I've gone to. We use the same thing, private sector and. Public sector uses this one. Now, if you're in the department of defense, let me show you like department. See, it really depends on where you're at, but department of defenses, best resources is called dissa. D I S a DISA do mail. Okay. So D the DISA mill website has some of the best resources as far as how to fix your system. They have the STIGs the, security test security, technical implementation guides, one of the best resources on the internet even, the private sector uses it. That's how good it is, but this is a really good resource for department of defense and actual federal government. And it's so good. Recently it's gotten so good that even, the private sector start using the STIGs. So yeah here, it is right here. Here's the news that they're always releasing different stuff. That's related to department of defense, mostly. But. Their STIGs are incredible. Their training is ridiculous. It's one of the best resources. It really depends on what branch and what area of cyber security that you're going in. But so I, hope that answers your question de truth. Specifically, what area, if you tell me, what area of cyber security you're in, we could find like a really good resource for it. Okay. I've got a question or comment on, TikTok. They say, Hey, hi, Bruce. How difficult is it to travel with a security clearance with, or without a job? This is a great question. Okay. The question is how difficult is it to travel with or without a security clearance? It's not difficult at all to travel with a security clearance. It just takes a little bit of research on your part. It depends on the, on your clearance. So Deru thank you so much for that 19 bucks. I appreciate you. So let me, this is a really good, this is a great question. I'm glad, so glad you asked me this question. So let's answer this now. I'm speaking from a person who's had a public trust, which I have right now. I've had a sec, a secret clearance, and I've had a Ts S E I clearance. And I've known people who have a higher clearance than me. And I could tell you there's there is a difference. Alright, how difficult is it to travel? It's not difficult. You can travel anywhere you want. However I'll start from the highest and go to the lowest. Okay. So a friend of mine and I won't name names, I won't tell how, what kind of clearance he had. I'll just say it was a hi, his clearance was higher than sci this. If you wanna Google what that is, then just research it for yourself. Just go to Google and type in high clearances. High top secret clearances. He had one of those. He had something above that, and this dude could barely talk about what he did. He was very guarded. He said that they tapped his phone. Like they knew where he was at all times. It's it is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. It's preposterous. I said I would never work for an agency that does that. They openly told him, Hey, by the way, we are tracking you we know where you're going. Here's and then they told him there's places you cannot go. It's, there's places you couldn't. And then when he named the places, I thought he was gonna say oh, I can't go to obvious places. Like I can't go anywhere near Iran. I can't go to there's certain places in some, countries in Africa, you can't go there's certain places in. But then he said he couldn't go to certain parts of the Philippines. I was like, what? There's certain parts of the Philippines. He couldn't go because there was terrorist activity there. And I was shocked. I'm like, I never heard of nothing like that. I didn't for a second. I didn't even believe him. Then he started breaking it all down. Cuz there's like some kind of terrorist threat and some part of mening now I'm like, are you for real? And then there was, they even questioned people. He talked to whenever he would go overseas. So they weren't. And then a lot of times they weren't saying you can't go, but if you go overseas, you gotta tell us where you're going. You gotta tell us who you're talking to. That's the kind of clearance he had. All right. I don't like, I don't know much about that. I can just, all this is hearsay and bullshit. Okay. So do your own research on that one. I'm just telling you what this dude told me. Let me tell you about something. I know about the clearance. Like I had to tell top secret S sci I had a secret clearance and I had a, public sector. I'm gonna tell you about those three. All right. So in my experience, number one, there's no, they're not restricting me to. To most countries, the countries that I'm restricted to go to are obvious, and most, Americans should not go to these places. North Korea. Don't go to North Korea. Just don't. If you wanna know why just Google it, just do your own research. Don't go. It's just stupid. It's just dumb. Don't don't do it.  just don't especially if you used to be in the military, just don't do it. I don't, I just, anyway, I'm saying that because people have done it, you probably might be thinking like, why would nobody goes to North Korea? People don't do it. Iran. Don't just, don't go. The us. And unfortunately it's unfortunate that our countries cuz it's a, it's an amazing place with amazing.  amazing human history is happening there. And it's a shame that our governments can't work things out to where human beings can't go to certain parts of the world. To me, it's just dumb, but if you have a clearance yeah, they monitor that there's certain countries you really will lose your clearance over. There's certain places in there's certain countries in Africa that you can't go certain countries in Africa. Can't go, cuz there's too many. There's a list. Normally when you go to an organization, they'll have a list of places that you, they recommend you do not go. And so when you're, when you have your clearance, you're at this organization, one of the first things you should do is figure out what those countries are and what the policy is for your organization that you're working for. What policy do they have that says, okay, you cannot go to these places. And here's why, and the reason why that you can't is because of this thing called I a R. And so I a R is. Oh Lord. What is the acronym? I a it's like international. If you guys know what it is, please let me know. I can't remember off the top of my head. I a R is international trade arms. It's okay. Here it is right here. International traffic, and arms regulations. It, doesn't like this, the name of it doesn't fit. What it does. That's why it's confusing because it's not just arms that they're tracking. It's like all kinds of techn technical goods and, certain technologies. And I of understand why they do it because if you look at a country like China, China steals a lot of in an LA. This is not, cap. This is not conspiracy. This is real China. And other countries will steal certain technologies from us companies. They do this on a regular basis. It's a pretty smart move. I think they steal your, their, I. They've done it to Google. They did it to Google's search algorithm. They did it to Cisco. They did it to they stole the, that what's that jet. Oh my gosh. The joint strike fighter, they stole all the, they've done it to multiple successful organizations. And not just in the, to the United States. China's just one example. All countries do this, all countries do this to one another, they still intellectual property. And then they either implement it or do something in their own country so that they can get a leg up. But a lot of people do this to the United States cuz of the United States, regardless of weight, how you might. About the United States. It has some of the greatest innovations on planet earth. And it's because we're living in some sort of golden age where all this stuff is coming out. Like eventually this is gonna die out. Eventually all the ideas are gonna shift to another part of the world, probably China or something. But right now us is in this place where all these inventions are happening. Mostly from even TikTok, TikTok used to be vine. You know what I mean? Like this idea of TikTok was taken from vine. They looked at vine and said, wow, that's successful. And then they reengineered it, made it better. And, then absorbed musically. And then now you have TikTok, vine started in the us and I don't know, like what's going on in the us. Why there's so much innovation, why there's so many, I think it's because the, in my mind I I know it sounds.  stupid conspiracy theory, but, or some kind of stupid faith patriotism, but it's because we're, there's freedom here. There's freedom to think what you want and do what you and make mistakes. And that's why there's so many innovations here, I think. But if and if you, travel the world, like what's weird, what's crazy. When you travel, speaking of traveling, you see how much influence the us has on other countries. You see how just going like Philippines. I was in the Philippines like last two weeks ago, three weeks ago. And everybody's wearing Fu boo shirts. Fu boo is a us brand from diamond. What's his face? Not yeah. Diamond that billionaire the, billionaire on on shark tank, that dude came up with that brand and that thing's all over the Philippines. One of the most popular brands in the Philippines, you're walking through the mall and. I'm just saying like the influence that the us has is crazy. So one of the things that they, that country like different companies will have you do is Don not do not take our intellectual property to these countries. They'll have a list. Don't go to those places. If you value your career, look at what their policy is and adhere to it, if they're saying, do not go to these countries, don't do it. So that's what I'll say about that. It doesn't. So to answer, go back to the question. went off on the tangent, the que original question from, to was how difficult is it to travel with the security clearance with, or without a job? How difficult is it? It's not difficult. You can go wherever the hell you want. The problem is there's certain countries. If you go to go there, if you have a high enough clearance, you can lose your clearance. And they'll have a bunch of questions at the very least. They'll have a bunch of questions when you get back and they'll know where you went. What you can do is before you go, is you tell them I'm going here and then they'll have a list of things that, that they will, that they'll say for you to do or not to do. Is it difficult? No. Can you go, yes. Can you jeopardize your job? Depends. If you, violated that, that organization's policies and yes, that you can lose not only your clearance, but your job as well. So just keep that in mind. Somebody on TikTok said, Hey, yeah, they they're incredible at reverse engineering facts, Then in the Chinese, like in my mind, Chinese are the smartest human beings on earth. The Chi the Chinese are ha they're you say what you want, but man, they're in a they're I don't know, like it's so smart to steal. Like this is the smartest thing. You can do steal a billion dollars worth of research, take it to your country. And then boom, you have by. You have WeChat, you have TikTok. How smart is that? That's brilliant. I am a lamp seeker says you might end up with a polygraph. Oh yeah. A polygraph test. So one of the things that will happen is that you come back from your trip overseas and then they'll give you, you a polygraph test where they'll ask you a bunch of questions. Have you talked to any foreigners? Did, any foreign person come up to you and, ask you questions? This is just what I've heard from the, my, a friend of mine who has a high enough clearance to where they ask those kinds of que that's of what happens if you have a high enough clearance. So do your own research. If you happen to be at an organization that has clearances and stuff, and you're dealing with sensitive information, look into their policies, look into I a R, which is international traffic in arms regulation.  It's, not as bad as you think norm normally it's gonna be obvious places that you shouldn't go anyway, as an American citizen, it's just, you're jeopardizing yourself. know, I'm just being real with you. Don't, there's certain places you shouldn't go. If you want to know what that list is, you can probably go to they have a list of them on us embassy. The, state department has a list of places that they recommend. You don't go. If you have a clearance, you should probably listen to that list. Especially if you have a high enough clearance. All right. Let me ask, answer another, read some more comments here. Deru thank you so much, sir, for that, that 20 bucks, I really appreciate you. It says, I appreciate all you do. Your courses have helped me tremendously to learn risk management framework for my everyday duties. Thank you. And please keep up the great work and teaching people, man. Thank you Deru I really appreciate you, man. I appreciate this community. Thank you guys for watching me for all these years. Much appreciate it. All right. Let's keep going. I'm gonna answer a couple more questions. I'm not gonna be on here that long on this one. Feel like I said what I needed to say, but if you guys have any questions, I'll stay as long as we have questions. Let me see I'm going on YouTube right now and answering some questions from there. Have a very lively, active community on YouTube. If you're interested in getting diving into this. But I have one, a couple comments on, TikTok says I agree with you. you have to have some permission to go to some certain countries. You might get a polygraph. Wow. Yeah. He, this guy knows what he's talking about. So speaking back on, on this security clearance issue, not enough, really people really talk about this. And that's why I think I get so much traction on, YouTube and social media when I talk about this kind of stuff. But he says he says, he, when I was, what I was saying is if you travel with a security clearance, you should get permission. The right thing to do is to talk to the organization. Okay. That's the safest and right thing for you to do. If you have a clearance, if you have anything I say above a secret, if you happen to work for, even if you don't have no clearance and you're working for a, an organization who deals with sensitive information, especially if you're trying to work from those countries, like you should really think about doing this, talk to the organization first and say, Hey, next month,  I'm going to Thailand next month. I'm going to Indonesia. I'm going to Columbia, wherever the case may be. Just let 'em know. And what'll happen is because I've done this before the HR department will say here's a pamphlet of places. You shouldn't go in colo while you're in Columbia or you shit, you can't go to Cuba  you, can't go there. Here's why. And you might not agree with it. You might think it's stupid and maybe it is. But the point is, if you try to go, you could lose your clearance and your job in certain places that you go to. And then he lamp seeker says they might do a polygraph test on you. Like when you get what he means is I think this is what he means. This never happened to me. When you get back, they might ask you some questions and hook you up to a polygraph test to see if you're lying.  I'm not that's isn't that crazy? That's never happened to me, but a couple friends of mines that happened to that have a high enough clearance that, that happened to I'm like, wow, really? Yeah. So just be mindful of that. You can go. But the right thing to do is to talk to your organization before you go and do your own research too, look at their policies, right? If you don't wanna say anything, you want your own privacy, whatever, do your own research, because they'll have a policy that tells you flat out, Hey, look at the HR departments travel. They have a travel guide for you. Look at their read that thing, especially in the foreign country, foreign travel, read that, and they'll have a list of do not fly. Like you cannot go to these places. And here's why I a R whatever the case may be. Here's why you can't go. Or they'll say you can go there, but avoid these places, or you can go there, but. Don't talk to you gotta avoid talking to just any random people coming up to you to asking you questions. And the reason why I say that is because one of the tactics that organizations from a foreign organizations will do is they'll have a casual, fine looking young lady. Come sit next to you at a bar and start asking you a bunch of questions and get real, real intimate with you and ask you a whole bunch of questions to get more and more information off you and try to date you. If it's really serious, they'll date you like a damn spy and get even more information while they're dating you. Right now, you have a long distance relationship with a person who works for the CCP or something. If you think that this is crazy talk and spy talk, this actually happened to a couple Canadians, happens to Canadians and Americans. You don't believe me. Look it. Like they work for the government or they work for a high level organization or just an organization. All these innovations they'll get really close to you. Then they'll start asking a bunch of questions. Just be careful. All right. Lamp seeker says, keep up what you're doing. Thank you, sir. I appreciate that. It says even a secret that you have you have to get permission at least 30 days. Oh Oh. you're saying if you have a secret clearance. Okay. Okay. Listen to this. Here's some insider information right here. If you have a secret clearance, you have to get permission at least 30 days ahead, and some require 45 days or more. So the right thing to do, and he says I'm an ISSO, but I was in industrial security for 15 years. Oh, here you go. Right here. So these guys put me on a game, like people like this is combo courses right here. This is what I'm. This is why I do this. People like this dude right here who come and educate me. This is a great opportunity. A teaching moment. So I didn't know this. So listen to this. If you have a secret clearance, especially if you work in cyber security, right? Regardless it, if you could work in the hospital, sweeping floors, if you have a secret clearance, he's saying some organizations require you to let them know 30 to 45 days in advance. And he's saying he's an ISSO, but he used to work in industrial security for 15 years. Industrial security are the guys who are really, deep into things like I a R really, deep into things like personnel security. So this guy knows what he's talking about. When one time I was doing it live and I was like, I don't know, I've never had a polygraph test and I don't know how it works and this dude just schooled me on it. And I was able to, we were able to push that information out. So other people know information about a polygraph test. So I really appreciate that. Thank you, lamp seeker, great information. And he says, especially if you didn't get permission yeah. You gotta get, you should get permit. That's the right thing to do that's the right thing to do. All right. Let me answer some questions on YouTube. And in Deru adds to that conversation, he says, always talk to the FSO of your company. And that's a correct me if I'm wrong, but facility security, officer functional security officer functional FSO is like a security person. Who, does secur personnel security. Like they, they make sure that you, if you're gonna travel somewhere you're read up on any kind of issues that going on in that country. If there happen to be any things like that you, have to have situational awareness. You should know what you're just getting yourself into. If you do go to another country. And that's something that I've been really good about, I travel quite a bit and I've been traveling even when I was in the military, I would travel. And you it's really important to know situational awareness. And let me just give you a couple stories, cuz I've been traveling since I've had up to top secret clearance and I've traveled extensively. I've been to 15 different countries. And while I had clearances while I was working in the private public sector and I, know a little bit of something about this and I'm, gonna tell you a story. So when I I was in I used, I was stationed in, Korea. I was stationed in South Korea and this was in year 19. I'm dating myself, but it was in 1,998  to, the year 2000  yeah I'm, a little older than I looked. Yeah, I was stationed there and I would just go off base. I would just roll. I would just roll off base. I was in Kusan and Osan that area. And I would I was actually in working in security. I was a, I was physical security at the time. I was a security force member in the mil, in the military. That means I was military police as probably the thing. Everybody understand really. I was weapon specialist. I was high level security guard anyway, so I would just go on. I learned Korean onion, AHI come, Sony die. I learned some Korean and then I'd get in the car. And the taxi, and then just go, and so the problem with that is that there's certain places in Korea that people don't really didn't at the time and probably same hated Americans at the time. There was a bunch of colleges that how colleges are, right. There's just a lot of younger people and influenced by a, like a rebellious mindset. And they, it, bottom line is they hated Americans and they blamed the us for dividing the north and South Korea. And the reason why I know this for sure is cuz that's the red Eric. They were saying when they were out there protesting at the colleges and also that's what some of the gate guards, I would have to work with Korean. The Royal the Republic of Korea army and air force, I would walk, I would talk to 'em. Some of 'em were really cool and taught me Korean and, I would talk to 'em about English and hip hop and stuff like that were really cool, but some of them hated me and they would not say three words to you. And I would still talk to those guys and they would flat out telling me I don't like Americans and I'm.  and a little bit in Korean, why don't you like us? And they would tell me you guys divided the us government divided our country in half. And you guys are the reason why north and south are no longer speaking to one another it's you are the reason if you guys left, we'd be able to unite Korea and I'd be like, what? I'm like, that's not what I was told, and I was like, then I thinking are both of us being fed propaganda for our go from our governments? I was just thinking about all this stuff long. Okay. Let me get back on track. So I'm off base and people are super cool with me. I'm some black dude in, South Korea in the middle of nowhere. Nobody can speak English. I'm speaking, my broken ass Korean and people are super cool, but it's the older people who are. Younger people hated Americans. And so at certain places that you would go get back to base and I was cool, right? I just met a couple. I had this great experience in Korea and everything. I was just like, happy but I get back to base and they said, Hey there was a dude who got killed. There was an army dude who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. And this mob of Koreans killed him because they were having a protest. And I don't know what this dude was thinking, but he was walking by college and this mob killed this dude. And they were saying, do not go to these places. Here's the this area here, and this area here, if you are an American, do not go here, period, you are not allowed to go there. And they told us why they, killed more than one soldier who would happen to be near those. You might, they might have had a girlfriend there. So I don't know, but these dudes were killed and I was like, damn. Luckily there were no not big colleges where I was at, but just situational awareness. You gotta know what's going on. So whenever you go off base, whenever maybe you have nothing to do with the military, you just traveling abroad or whatever, just know what's going on. I'm not telling, I'm not trying to scare you from going abroad, man. You should definitely use leave the United States and go experience the world. Experience, humanity, experience other cultures, man, it's gonna open up your eyes to a whole different I'm different, man. I'm, I've been to several countries. I've seen extreme poverty. I've seen extreme wealth. I've seen I know that the us lacks heavily in certain areas that we shouldn't lack in, but I know that we, that the us is so successful in or other areas. The U. The world is not what you think it's, way beyond what you believe or watch on TV or whatever. Like you gotta go there though. I'm not trying to scare you into not going, but I'm just saying have situational awareness. One of the things that military taught me is you gotta know what's going on for your own safety and security. Read the news that's going on in that country at that time. See what's going on with that country. I'll give you another story about situational awareness. Not too long ago, like maybe five years ago, I went to Thailand and I was in Thailand, me and my, wife at the time we were chilling. We had a great time. We I'd been there like four or five times or something. I've been there total four or five times love Thailand. I've been to two different cities there and stuff. I just, the people are great, man. The the, monasteries I went to the monastery seen that sleeping monk. There's this giant like sleeping monk a sleeping Buddha ah, man, this is just amazing. I went to old Siam, which is now called a Utah. A beautiful place, man. The people are so nice. I man, anybody who's never been there, man should try. It is check is so amazing, such an amazing place. Anyway, me and my wife at the time we were there, we're hanging out with chilling and we had a great time. We go to leave. We get on the plane and we're leaving. We are on the plane leaving. And then as we are in the air as it's taken off, we learn that the, country just had a coup and they shut down the airport. So we, might have missed that coup by about 15 minutes, cuz we were already boarded and flying and they shut the airport down and nobody could leave. I had no idea this stuff was going on. I was just there as a tourist. I didn't see any protests where I was at. I didn't see any of that stuff, but a little bit of situational awareness for me. Would've let me know. Hey, there's something going on?  I had no idea. And a lot of times, as a foreigner going to another country, you're totally clueless on this stuff. Always have situational awareness, no matter what, whether you have a clearance or not, whether you work at a company that has sensitive information or not always know what's going on in that country, what's hot. What's going on, where not to go, where to go. You could find all this information on the internet a great resources would be the, embassy website. They have, they usually like a breakdown of alerts and warnings of places and what's going on. They sometimes they're kidnapping Americans there. You know what I'm saying? Depending on where you go,  this certain, it's like any places you go it's if, somebody flew to the us, like the first thing you wanna know is like where, right? So they could be going to Hawaii and having the time of their life, or they could be going to Detroit and about to get get got in certain places in Detroit, not saying all of Detroit's bad, but certain parts are not so good. Like you probably don't wanna go to Chicago O block on the south side, not a good look, not a good place to go. And even people on O block in south Chicago will be like, no, don't come here. Do not, this is not a vacation spot. all right. Let me see. Somebody said please, do you think that you can use that? I can use my PMP certification to get a job in cyber security cyber security space in the us. Are you not in the us right now? If you happen to be watching me right now, I got a question on TikTok. They're asking me do I think that they can use their PMP certification to get a job in the United States? So it depend like you gotta gimme more information. Okay. So if you have a PMP, so first of all, congrat congratulations, PMP is an awesome certification. I know several Several cyber security. People who have a PMP who have a PMP who they got it because it's a lucrative certification. So congrats on that. Can you get a job? Yes. The answer is yes. You, can if you're not in the United States, it's probably gonna take a little bit longer because you gotta have to get a remote job possibly I'm I don't know your situation, but the answer is yes, regardless of the situation, it might not be the job you want. It might not be the money you want, but let me just let, I'm gonna demonstrate this to you right now live. Okay. What I'm gonna do is go to a common us website. It's called indeed in the us. You've got every country has top search engines that you gotta go to. If, you're trying to get a job in UK, the UK job search sites are not the same. Are not gonna be the same as the ones in the United States are not gonna be same in India. Not gonna be the same and pick a country. They're all different. So the first, one of the first things you gotta do and whatever country you're going to is find out what are the top search engine. And I'm typing while I'm doing this. What are the top search engines that I need to go to in order to find a job in the us? One of the top ones is called indeed.com, but there's several other ones in LinkedIn, monster.com, dice.com. Career builder.com, clearance jobs.com. Those are all us, but if you go to, if you were finding another country then it would be different. Okay. So let me show you guys what I got going on here. If you happen to be watching me still on on TikTok or Facebook or YouTube, what I'm doing is I'm on indeed.com and I just typed in PMP certified. Project manager and, watch, let's see what results we get. I put fine jobs. You can do this on any search aggregator, by the way any, job search site. So what you would probably wanna look at here, it depends on your situation. If you're not in the United States, you probably want to get this first one here. That's a remote position. And then look at the requirements. So they have qualification this one's 30 days old. So this is probably gone. See, one of the things you wanna do is search by posted date, but for now, like you probably wanna do it within 14 days, but for now, let's just look at this one as an example for, to get this, due a job. So I, what I would do is I would go to indy.com, which was one of the top search engines in, this country. And we found one here is technical project support manager, and luckily project support PMP. Lends itself to remote positions. So that's why I say yes, you can find a job here. This is, this one has a salary of a hundred thousand a year. That's pretty good. It's a full-time position. They require a bachelor's degree. In addition to your PMP, preferred bachelor's preferred. So you don't have to have one five years preferred. This is really good. If you happen, have a P and P you might wanna check this one out. If you don't make a hundred thousand, but I think this one might be gone because it's over 30 days already. So let me actually, lemme switch the screen. So people on YouTube can see. All right. So what I'm reading, I'll read this. If you happen to be listening to me. So we already said that this stuff was preferred. Now let's get into the, if there's any caveats, meaning can you do this from another country? So one of the questions I would ask if I was living in another country or abroad or something like that, or if I wanted to work remotely from a country like Bali not country in Indonesia in Bali. So I would wanna know do do they have restrictions on where I can work from that would be the next question. So the answer is yes, you could find a job in the us is hot market. A lot of people say, oh, I can't find a job, man. It is booming, man. There's no problem in it. Finding jobs. Here's one right here. As a matter of fact, yeah, they got health plan. They probably have requirements cuz this is a government. So government positions, just so you know, usually they'll say remote, but you have to be in the United States. And then another thing to look out for, if you happen to be not, if you're not a us citizen, another thing you probably wanna look out for is whether or not you have to be eligible for, a certain clearance security clearance, because eligibility means that you are a us citizen. Or a naturalized citizen or something like that. So the answer is yes, you can get a PMP in the United States. You just have to look at the requirements of it and and, check out the site for that. And then the, other thing I didn't do on here is look at you. One of the things you have to do is look at jobs, posted and look at it from the last 14 days, rather than last 30 days. Cuz it's gonna be a little bit different and look this one right, away. It says you have to be a us citizen or a car green card. This is exactly what I was talking about. This one's specifically saying you should have to be a green card holder or a green card holder. Let me show you here. This is exactly what I was talking about. So yes, you can do it, but look, it is remote by the way, but they want you to have a PMP certification, but you have to be either a us citizen or a green car holder and they tell you right away. That's what you wanna look for. And then if they don't tell you on the job description, you have to do you, have to call 'em like call 'em and figure that out. Hey, I want to know, can I work there? I'm living in another state. I'm living in another country. Is that a problem? Is there any travel whatsoever? Is it a problem that I'm not a green car holder? You got to ask 'em all these kinds of questions. PMP is an incredible certification by the way. Really, good certification. A lot of technical guys, I know got one because it's it, pays like PMP actually pays, good money. Let me see it got some other questions here. I'll stick with Italy and Japan.  okay. Let me see here. I have some other YouTube questions. I'm gonna answer real quick. If I can, did it just log me out. Oh man. Come on drew. Come on, dude. It just logged me out. Wow. I don't know why I did that. I can see myself live. Oh, wow. Okay. I don't know what's going on. I don't know why it logged me out, but I'm about at an hour. So I'm gonna cut this short here real quick. Thank you guys so much for watching me. I really appreciate everybody who's watching. I re really appreciate my community. If you guys are interested in getting more, the show doesn't stop. You can always catch me on. You can email me. You can catch me on discord. You can catch me on TikTok. I'm always posting a new content, any kind of questions that you have, feel free to a ask me. Most of my content comes from people asking questions. So I'll actually make a video about it. And if it's a really, good question that I'll be asked over and over again, I'll make an entire course out of it and spend weeks and months doing that. That's it for this one, guys. Thank you so much for watching. Thank you for listening to me on podcast. 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진행자: 최정윤, Brolley Genster1. Biden departs after full show of alliance기사 요약: 바이든 한미 동맹 재확인하며 방한 일정 마치고 출국 1) US President Joe Biden concluded his trip to South Korea after visiting a joint airspace control center on Sunday before leaving for Japan. During his three-day stay here, the two leaders reaffirmed their commitment to military and economic alliances and agreed to step up deterrence against North Korea. *reaffirm: (계획, 아이디어 등에) 반복해 힘을 싣다, 재차 확인하다*deterrence: 제지, 억제2) Before ending his trip, Biden visited the Korean Air and Space Operations Center at the US Air Force Base in Osan, where the two nations' militaries work to direct and control aerospace operations on the Korean Peninsula. (중략)“Our alliance is formed through shared sacrifices of the Korean War. And several decades later, thanks to you, the Republic of Korea is a strong thriving democracy,” the US president said, adding the stability of the Korean Peninsula is not only for Korea but also for the world. *direct: (v) 지휘/총괄하다 (adj.)직접적인, 직통의*thriving: 번창하는, 번화한3) Marking the end of his three-day journey with his visit to the airspace control center, Biden departed for Tokyo later in the day. During his stay in Japan until Tuesday, the US president will attend the Quad Summit, a consultative group of four countries which include the US, Japan, Australia and India. Biden will also hold a US-Japan summit with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.*consultative: 자문의 consultative body/committee: 자문 기관 또는 위원회*hold: (회의, 행사 등을) 열다, 주최하다/ (손으로) 쥐다기사 전문:http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=202205220002072. Number of metaverse users hits lowest point after social distancing rules lifted기사 요약: 거리두기 해제 이후 ‘메타버스 열풍' 제동1) The number of metaverse users across major virtual world platforms in South Korea has dropped sharply since social distancing measures were lifted, a report showed Sunday. According to big data analysis firm Mobile Index, the number of Roblox' weekly active users recorded 773,678 during the period between May 9 and 15, a nearly 18 percent drop from the previous weekly figure. It was the lowest number recorded since the last week of June 2021.*drop: 감소2) Wi Jong-hyun, a business professor at Chung-Ang University, wrote in a post on his Facebook account that the popularity of the metaverse in the country stemmed from the restrictions on outdoor activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. *stem from: -에 생겨나다/기인하다, -에 유래하다 3) According to Wi, the phenomenon of “metaverse fatigue” has been spreading while companies and people get tired of chasing abstract mirages that were intangible.*fatigue: 피로/ exhaustion, tiredness*abstract: 추상적인 *mirage: 신기루, 불가능하거나 현실적이지 않은 것*intangible: 무형의기사 전문:http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20220522000200See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ben Collins is Sam's favorite weight lifting buddy.  He is a high octane twenty year Air Force K-9 Veteran who has served all around the world.   Ben is a great story teller, and passionate warrior who has a good heart. A military "brat" who moved annually until he settled in Huntsville, AL; he tells his story of getting into the military and his military career taking him to Abilene, TX ; Osan, Korea ; Guam; Fort Dix, NJ; Biloxi, MS; Japan, and Bellevue, NE. A deep discussion ensues about his deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, the Afghanistan people, and radicalism.Ben and Sam conclude their chat discussing  Ben's love for K-9 and his current business Hard Knock Canine.   Sam the potential dog owner has a few scenarios... Support the show

Henri Neuvonen oli Ostan Asuntoja Podcastin vieraana jaksoissa 18 ja 19 lokakuussa 2018 3,5 vuotta sitten. Viime viikolla sain vihdoin Henrin mukaan kertomaan, mitä on tapahtunut Sijoitusasunnot.com:in ympärillä viimeisten vuosien aikana. Tästä tuoreesta parin tunnin haastattelusta on pian tulossa Osat 1 ja 2 teemalla “sadasta tuhanteen miljoonaan”. Haastattelu silloin 3,5 vuotta sitten on täynnä kokemuksia, ajatuksia ja oppeja, jotka ovat tänä päivänä täysin käyttökelposia. Tulevassa uusintavierailussa ei kerrata samoja asioita, vaan haetaan sitä avartavia ja laajentavia käytännön kokemuksia ja ajatuksien aiheita. Eniten tulevista jaksoista saa irti kuuntelemalla ensin 3,5 vuoden takaisen haastattelun, josta tässä tiistaiaudiossa julkaisen Osan 1. Osa 2 löytyy jokaisesta podcast appista sen hakutoiminnolla, jos senkin haluaa kerrata. Haastattelussa 3,5 vuotta sitten "Uudet opit, inspiraatio ja verkostoituminen ovat asioita, jotka vauhdittavat merkittävästi matkaasi sijoittajana" sanoo Sijoitusasunnot.com Groupin Henri Neuvonen. Tähän on mahdollisuus Asuntosijoittaja 2022 -tapahtumassa Himoksella, Jämsässä 21.5.2022! Jos et epäröi hetkeäkään, siirry suoraan lippukauppaan. Jos haluat hekumoida ennen lipun hankkimista, se onnistuu tapahtumasivulla. Asuntosijoittajan veroilmoitus ja verojen laskeminen 2022 – Blogi #300  Asuntosijoittajan ja vuokranantajan 2021 veroilmoitus OmaVerossa – Blogi #301   Kiitos Ostan Asuntoja -sisällön mahdollistavalle sponsorille: Asuntosalkunrakentaja.fi on asuntosijoittajille tarkoitettu sivusto, jossa voit tankata tietoa asuntosijoittamisella vaurastumisesta sekä artikkeleista että ladattavasta E-kirjasta. Voit myös liittyä sisäpiiriin, jota kautta pääset käsiksi hyviin sijoitussuntoihin alle markkinahintojen. Tutustu sivustoon Asuntosalkunrakentaja.fi Etukäteisvinkit uusista kohteista saa seuraamalla Asuntosalkunrakentajia Twitterissä tai Facebookissa. UUTTA Asuntosalkunrakentaja.fi Blogissa: Sijoitusasunnon keittiöremontti

This episode you meet Major General (RET) Dave Clary.  Raised as an Army brat, cadet Chorale singer, Boy's State supporter, UPT IP Pilot, A-10 pilot in UK, A-7 Pilot aboard USS Carl Vinson, AFSC faculty Maxwell, more A-10's in UK leading to several command assignments from AZ to HI to NM to Osan to Offut.  Later career took him to Pentagon and commands with impressive leaders in our overseas combat operations.  Now working for Booz Allen and still supporting the mission.

Christmas in Osan. Chuck deals with getting through the holidays without the family and spends a miserable, cold Christmas night. Please contact us with questions and comments on instagram @lonelyflyboy, or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.comPlease contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

This week on Friday Night History: The Fox Osan of the Six Spears. (A content warning ahead of this week's episode. This week's episode partially addresses the system of public execution in the Edo period.) For pictures and references, check out the entry at patreon.com/riversidewings. To support this podcast and the rest of my work, sign up to my Patreon at Patreon.com/riversidewings , check out the merch at Redbubble, or buy my new novel Grey Dawn via bit.ly/greydawnebook, and don't forget to follow me at Facebook, Twitter, itch.io, gumroad, Medium, and Twitch!

In these next 4 letters we find out how much attention the home movies are attracting around the base. Chuck deals with working on another job change. and Connects with another Major there about family lifePlease contact us with questions and comments on Instagram @lonelyflyboy or by email at lettersfromalonelyflyboy@gmail.com . We would love to hear from you!

My guest today is CMSgt Kendell Clark, the current Wizard Chief and RAPCON Chief Controller at Kunsan Air Base. This is my second assignment with Chief Clark as we spent a year at Osan together. Chief Clark has been in the Air Force for 27 years and today he shared his insightful thoughts and experiences. He recognizes some of the ways that he has changed and became better throughout his years of Air Force and life experience. For anyone that doesn't make it past the halfway point of this podcast, Chief Clark says that he welcomes and appreciates it when someone of any rank comes directly to him and tells him a problem with an organizational policy or within the facility. He brings up his mentor, CMSgt Scott Rawlings a couple times during the podcast. Towards the end we try to uncover what made Chief Rawlings his top mentor. I conclude that it is the individual investment Chief Rawlings has towards select individuals. However, this is purely an assumption and I hope one day I can get a few minutes of Chief Rawlings' time to ask him some questions and figure out what he attributes to be his best assets as a leader. Chief Clark and I discuss his upbringing, golf, why people always root for underdogs, the direction he wants to see our career field go towards, benefits of having Korean Air Force air traffic controllers and United Stated States Marine Corps air traffic controllers train alongside the United States Air Force at Kunsan, and much more.

Karissa Ely is security forces airman stationed at Okinawa Air Base, Japan. Formerly, she ran all of the training for the incoming security forces personnel at Osan Air Base and readiness training for the base. She's a fun gal that enjoys staying fit, keeping positive and mentally tough, and intends to continue her Air Force career in hopes of becoming a Chief Master Sergeant one day.

In the aftermath of George Floyd's death at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer, what may have begun as peaceful protests against racial injustice quickly turned violent, as riots and looting broke out throughout the city, then rapidly moved across the country. The military was not unaffected by this turmoil, as National Guard troops were called up to keep the peace, military leaders shared their perspectives on race, and the services march down the road of introspection. In this podcast, we discuss the Pentagon's look at racial inequality in the military; on-base protests at Osan and Camp Humphreys in the USFK; the State Department's struggle with diversity; the outgoing CMSAF's hot take on racial injustice and the balanced commentary of the incoming CSAF; and the real numbers we're dealing with related to racially-motivated killings in the U.S. Show notes at https://thedigressionpodcast.com/26 Sound Off! With a comment or a question at https://thedigressionpodcast.com/soundoff Support the show at https://patreon.com/thedigressionpodcast