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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SSgt Michael Golembesky was a Marine JTAC who was assigned to the Marine Special Operations Command (MARSOC) early on in the unit's infancy and deployed with Marine Special Operations Team (MSOT) 8222 to Bala Murghab, Afghanistan. Golembesky detailed his team's deployment in the 2014 best-selling book, Level Zero Heroes. LZH was the first book to detail a MARSOC element and was followed up with the book Dagger 22.

Prior to becoming a JTAC, Golembesky served his first enlistment as a cannoneer and completed two deployments. In total, he completed five deployments in his eight years in the United States Marine Corps before deciding to return to civilian life. Really great conversation and I look forward to a follow-up interview in the future.

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Yes, you read the title correctly. On top of being a Recon Marine, he was an officer with multiple specialties. Gordon has done multiple deployments and in this episode, we focus on his Iraq tour with 2nd Recon Battalion that included the second Battle of Fallujah and the work he did afterward.

We discuss everything ranging from him providing ground-based laser for laser-guided bomb attacks in the city of Fallujah to his team conducting nighttime boat operations to hunt insurgents along the Euphrates. Extremely interesting and informative conversation. I can't wait until we sit down again to finish talking about his unusual career.

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Cpl Miles Vining is a United States Marine Corps infantryman that completed two combat deployments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. He is also an author and small arms enthusiast.

We have a really good discussion covering Vining's role as an infantryman and his thoughts on the M27 Infantry Automatic Rifle. Vining's unit was one of the first to receive the new IAR and he has an interesting insight into the procurement process.

We also discuss Vining's time with the Walking Dead (1/9) and what that unit's legacy meant to the Marines that served in it. We also get into the 2011 deployment he and 1st Battalion 9th Marines completed in the Helmand Province district of Nawa.

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Mike Carr is back on the podcast (original: Ep. 066) to talk more about his time as an infantryman and infantry Gunner during multiple deployments. We dig deeper into his time in Somalia where he and his Marines were tasked with protecting the embassy after the Black Hawk Down events earlier that year. We also talk in-depth about his time working at the Special Operations Training Group (SOTG) as a boat raids instructor and detail the different jobs Marines have when they are part of a boat company.

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Yes, you read the title correctly. On top of being a Marine officer with multiple specialties, Daniel Gordon was also a bulk fuel specialist in the Marine Corps Reserves. Gordon has done multiple deployments (we focus on the invasion of Iraq and his unit's work in Mosul) and has completed a litany of schools. Extremely interesting and informative conversation. I can't wait until we sit down again to finish talking about his unusual career.

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Asa Warrington is a retired Marine Corps artillery officer that has done multiple deployments to Iraq with 2D ANGLICO and 5th ANGLICO. We also discuss his time with 11th Marines. Prior to his service in the Marine Corps, Warrington served as an enlisted airman in the United States Air Force.

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Friend of the show Michael Farrell and I are sharing some drinks and catching up on current events. Micheal and I served together at 1st ANGLICO and deployed on the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit in 2016.

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Julio Rosas is a MAGTF Planner in the United States Marine Corps Reserves and he's a senior writer for the conservative news outlet Townhall.com. In this interview, Rosas and I quickly discuss his Marine Corps experience before moving on to his role as a journalist covering protests and riots across the United States.

Rosas has been on scene for some of the most dangerous protests in the country. From the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville to BLM protest/riots in Kenosha, Rosas provides quality video detailing the events he covers. I appreciate him coming on the show and will continue to turn to his twitter page for updated coverage of events across the country.

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GySgt Leo Lozano is a retired Marine Fire Support Man and also served his initial enlistment as a Fire Direction Control Marine. Lozanao is a veteran of the Gulf War and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

As part of 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, Lozano deployed in support of the Gulf War. His observation post and the observations posts near him were overrun by Iraqi armor from the 5th Armorerd Brigade during the Battle of Khafji, an opening battle to the ground war.

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