Before I Forget

Hello Buddy, in this episode, I'm going to go over some of the details and my memories of the LAPD ordeal with Christopher Dorner and what lead to the largest manhunt in Los Angeles Police Department's History.

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Howdy*... Tyree here and on our latest episode, we have Stamper (that's what he preferred to be called for this purposes of this show). We catch up with Our Friend as a group for the first time in years. Stamp-Dogg explains his thoughts upon rolling up to Germany, a bit about the combat extravaganza known as Kosovo and becoming a Non-Commissioned Officer in a Combat Zone. We also get into moving on from the Army and learning to become a Civilian again. Fun times and funny stories told by all! 

*now with reduced bad language, Shuck-a-muck!

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Our conversation with Stamper went a bit too long, so we decided to just have him do two shows. I really feel that we could have went for four more hours. Fun talk!

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It’s a family thing here on Before I Forget. Sabrina Stamper joins us to set the record straight on a couple of things. Plus we get pearls of wisdom from a seasoned and battle hardened couple.

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TRIGGER WARNING: In this episode, we talk about combat related death in the form of fratricide.

And we're back with our second episode in the 20 year anniversary series! In this episode we talk about our thoughts on what it was like rolling into a war-torn country, those early missions out, and one of the worst tragedies we would witness all year.

Dustin L. Kreider

October 8th, 1984 - March 21st, 2004

Rest In Peace Brother

Join us as we explore the power of inspiration on Before I Forget podcast!

Hello All, In today's Episode, we have a chat with Richard Youndblood, and even though we had Gremlins in our studio while recording, we still had a good conversation. We get into what caused Richard to join the Army Infantry, his 9/11 story and he describes being on the .50 Cal driving through the heavily defended "RPG Alley". Please Like, Listen, Subscribe and Share!

Hey ya'll, this episode kicks off a very special time for us: 20 years since our deployment to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom 2. In this episode, we sit down with two members of Charlie Co, 2-108 IN, the New York Army National Guard that found themselves attached to 1-26 IN. As this is the first episode in the series, we keep the subject centered around train up for the deployment, what their thoughts were being attached to an active duty unit, and the personal feelings of going to war after the attacks on 9/11. Stay tuned to future episodes in the series to hear more from these men and others from the NG company, and so much more. And as always, thanks for watching and listening to our story!