SEA STORY

Very few people can hold down a burger after weaving through a war zone in a helicopter. On Ep. 41 of #SeaStory a helicopter pilot describes a medical evacuation that saved the lives of a burned child and his mother who just couldn’t wait to eat. Thanks for listening to this season of Sea Story. Stay tuned for new stories next season.

Story told by: CAPT John Menoni

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The world needs a lot of helping, but occasionally so do we. On Ep. 40 of #SeaStory this Sailor reminds us that even the strong can ask for a helping hand. Listen as he takes us through the mission to save lives in the wake of hurricane Katrina.

Story told by: RADM Cedric Pringle

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When you work in the heart of a ship, the ship itself starts beating. On Ep. 39 of #SeaStory this Gas Turbine Mechanic shares how the engine room changes your perspective on what makes a ship more than steel.

Story told by: Jorge Getzgarcia

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Your past does not define your future. On Bonus Episode 38 of #SeaStory, this strong Sailor transforms from victim to conqueror by finding her value in the Navy.

Story told by: Anonymous

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Naval Aviators must have perfect vision. But whether you're flying on a moonless pitch black night, or through the pelting rain of a storm at sea, perfect vision can't see a thing. In Episode 37 of #SeaStory this Admiral shares what it's like to fly through the Cascade Mountain range and land on the deck of an aircraft carrier relying solely on his instruments.

Story told by: RADM Doug Beal

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What will history remember that you’re doing today? On Bonus Episode 36 of #SeaStory, Retired Navy Frogman Wes Chesser takes us back to July 24th, 1969: the day he recovered the Apollo 11 crew after they splashed down in the Pacific.

Story told by: Retired Navy Frogman Wes Chesser

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The Navy will take you many places—like down the deadliest river on earth. On Ep. 35 of #SeaStory this Sailor describes his journey through thick rainforests and piranha-infested waters on a mission to bring medicine to the tribes of the Amazon.

Story told by: Andrew Brame

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Most of us see the President on TV, the Oval Office on a tour and the famed situation room through Hollywood’s dramatic interpretations. On Ep. 34 of #SeaStory this Admiral tells us what it’s really like to walk the halls of the White House.

Story told by: RADM Cozad

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Every Sailor knows it—when you join the Navy, you are family. And family is always there for each other. On Ep. 33 of #SeaStory this Sailor shares how the Navy helped him and his wife when their son, Gideon, was diagnosed with a rare disorder.

Story told by: Josh Bloodgood

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Diving for the Navy is about more than looking at fishies. On Bonus Episode 32 of #SeaStory Rear Admiral Bette Bolivar—a member of the Dive Hall of Fame—describes an undersea encounter that landed a shipmate on the Dive Wall of Shame.

Story told by: RADM Bette Bolivar

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