Maj Charles Benbow is a Marine Infantry officer that has completed nine deployments; including the invasion of Iraq. Benbow was formerly an enlisted Marine engineer assigned to the 4th Marine Division and attend the Virginia Military Institute.

In this episode, we talk about Benbow's time at VMI and his movement in the Marine Corps from being enlisted in the reserves to becoming an active-duty officer. Of his nine deployments, we focus on the invasion of Iraq and his involvement with Task Force Tarawa as a part of the 2nd Battalion 8th Marine Regiment.


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LtCol David Gurfein is a retired Marine Corps infantry officer and veteran of multiple conflicts. In this episode, we discuss Gurfein's family connection with the Marine Corps and spend a majority of the time talking about the military legal cases that his organization, United American Patriots (UAP), represents.

We specifically cover the cases of the MARSOC 3, Sgt Derrick Miller, SSgt Robert Bales, 1stSgt John Hatley, Sgt Michael Williams and SSgt Calvin Gibbs. To read more about these individual cases or to donate to the UAP, follow the link below.


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Christian Frohlich was a radio operator with 1st ANGLICO and completed one deployment with the ANGLICO detachment attached to the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU). His firepower control team (FCT) was part of the first Marine element to enter Syria as part of Operation Inherent Resolve.

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Adam Krick was a United States Marine Corps infantryman with a military occupation specialty of 0331 (Machine Gunner). Krick completed three deployments to Iraq in support of the Global War on Terrorism, worked as part of the inspector and instructor staff for a Marine Corps Reserve unit and currently serves in the Pennsylvania National Guard.

In addition to his military service, Krick owns the @goons_____up Instagram page that is built on building a community for machine gunners and highlights machine gun teams, training and deployments from around the military.

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SPC Vittorio Dominguez is a United States Army infantryman assigned to the 10th Mountain Division at Ft. Drum and a veteran of the war in Afghanistan. In this episode, we talk about his deployment to Kunar province in Afghanistan, the battle of Barge Matal, and his unit's QRF mission during the attack on COP Keating.

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Paul Smith is the former 1st Marine Division JTAC Manager and Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI) and now he teaches at the Navy and Marine Corps Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) school aboard Naval Amphibious Base Coronado. Michael Farrell is a former Marine Fire Support Man, Joint Fires Observer and Radio Operator that is now a service plumber in San Diego, We all served together at 1st ANGLICO and we catch up over some whiskey and stories of the past. Great time!

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SPC Vittorio Dominguez is a United States Army infantryman assigned to the 10th Mountain Division at Ft. Drum and veteran of the war in Afghanistan. In this episode, we focus on the differences in Army and Marine Corps training and talk about different training evolutions that Dominguez participated in as preparation for his unit's deployment in support of OEF.

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David Armstrong is back on the show to catch us up on what is happening with the National Museum of the Marine Corps, charity fundraising he is involved in, leadership and we end with some tales from a dusty place called Mogadishu. Great time as always!

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SSgt Christopher Herr was an east coast Marine fire support man that was part of 3rd Battalion 6th Marine Regiment's helicopter assault during the battle for Marjah, Afghanistan. Herr and Marines from multiple units conducted combat operations to clear Taliban and insurgent fighters from the town located in Helmand Province. We discuss the attack, his use of fire support assets during the battle, a failed javelin shot and what life was like in sustained combat.

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Maj Fred Galvin is an enlisted Marine infantryman turned infantry officer and reconnaissance Marine that did multiple deployments before taking command of the first MARSOC company deployment after the unit formed. Galvin and his Marines were falsely accused of murdering Afghan civilians during their reaction to a complex ambush that included a suicide car bomb and multiple enemy firing positions. After years of fighting the charges in the military justice system, Galvin and his Marines were found to have acted heroically and utilized precision fires to only take out enemy fighters.

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