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On March 4, 2002, a U.S. Air Force Combat Controller was believed to be killed in action during a brutal mountaintop battle in Afghanistan. But the truth—revealed by drone footage years later—was far more heroic and haunting.
This is the spoken ballad of John Chapman, the Medal of Honor recipient who stood alone on Takur Ghar… and fought until his final breath.
A tribute in voice to a man who defined what it means never to quit.
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For more information, please visit www.echovalor.com
By By David Burnell — Music, stories, and truth from the front lines of service, sacrifice, and rescue.5
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On March 4, 2002, a U.S. Air Force Combat Controller was believed to be killed in action during a brutal mountaintop battle in Afghanistan. But the truth—revealed by drone footage years later—was far more heroic and haunting.
This is the spoken ballad of John Chapman, the Medal of Honor recipient who stood alone on Takur Ghar… and fought until his final breath.
A tribute in voice to a man who defined what it means never to quit.
Support the show
For more information, please visit www.echovalor.com

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