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From a 12-year-old kid in Montana wearing hand-me-downs to Command Sergeant Major—this is the story of what happens when you almost lose everything, and the fallen hero who saved you one last time.

Command Sergeant Major Michael Burke (Ret.) served 14 deployments, completed 1,000+ combat operations, and rose from struggling private to the top enlisted ranks. But on October 22, 2015, when he learned his mentor MSG Joshua Wheeler was killed in action, everything came crashing down.

WHO WAS MSG JOSHUA WHEELER? Master Sergeant Joshua Wheeler was a Delta Force operator and Ranger Regiment legend with 11 deployments. On October 22, 2015, he was killed during a hostage rescue in Hawija, Iraq—the first American KIA against ISIS. Wheeler charged enemy positions to protect his team and 70 hostages, earning the Silver Star posthumously.

For Burke, Wheeler was the man who believed in him when no one else did. The man who made him feel like he belonged. Because of Josh Wheeler, Burke served 22 more years. When Wheeler died, Burke reached his breaking point.

THIS EPISODE:

• "I don't want to be on this earth anymore"—Burke's darkest moment
• The therapy session that broke the dam
• "I kind of broke my brain"—TBI, trauma, and childhood wounds
• What would Josh do? The question that saved his life
• "There's people who need you that haven't met you yet"
• "I quit in my mind a million times. Just not today."
• The Focus Framework: Leading with 3 priorities
• From lacking empathy to making it your superpower
• Veterans got veterans: Why peer support saves lives
• Message to 12-year-old Mike in Montana: "Everything is worth it"

⚠️ Recorded on the 10-year anniversary of MSG Wheeler's death. Contains discussion of suicide ideation, PTSD, and trauma. Burke shares to save lives.

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A 16-year-old mom. No father. A troubled Montana kid who didn't fit anywhere. Three days after graduation, he shipped out to become an Army Ranger—and almost quit before the war even started.

Retired Command Sergeant Major Mike Burke takes us inside the pre-9/11 Ranger Regiment—when money was tight, morale was low, and the mission wasn't clear. He shares the brutal truth about toxic leadership, nearly throwing his rifle at his platoon leader, and the moment Delta Force legend Josh Wheeler kicked down his door at 4:30 AM and changed his trajectory forever.

From that first chaotic Afghanistan deployment in 2002 to watching the Takur Ghar footage before shipping out, Mike pulls no punches about the fog of early GWOT operations, the Rangers who didn't want war, and what it really took to become the leader who would go on to command thousands across 14 deployments.This is the raw, unfiltered origin story of a warrior who survived bad leadership to become great leadership.

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The Vanguard Wall Podcast Presents: The Quiet Professional - The MSG Gregory Trent Series (Final Episode)

In this emotional series finale, Command Sergeant Major Kevin Robbins (ODA 3422) shares his perspective as a member of the sister team that fought alongside MSG Gregory Trent's ODA 3424 during their 2012 deployment to Afghanistan's Herat Province.

The Sister Team's Story:
While MSG Trent's ODA 3424 conducted Village Stability Operations, Kevin Robbins' ODA 3422 ran Afghan Commando missions from the same area. These two teams from 3rd Special Forces Group weren't just co-located - they were brothers who trained together, laughed together, and ultimately faced the worst day of their lives together.

This Final Episode Reveals:

🎖️ The unique perspective from the sister ODA during that fateful July 31, 2012
🎖️ Kevin's journey from Detroit poverty to Special Forces leadership
🎖️ The 24-hour retribution operation - what happens when you attack America's elite
🎖️ Why Greg could "defuse any situation" even during 18-hour training days
🎖️ The crushing weight of continuing the mission for months after loss
🎖️ Kevin's heartbreaking answer: What he'd say if he could sit with Greg one more time
Most Powerful Moment:

"I couldn't talk about myself. If I had any time with Greg, I'd want to hear everything that he used to say. I don't think I could ever look him in the face and say anything that's prideful to me, knowing that it's something that was taken away from him." - CSM Kevin Robbins
The Complete Series Has Featured:

Episode 1: Dave Coloumbe ODA 3424  Team Captain
Episode 2: Tim Bostion ODA 3424 18C
Episode 3: Karl Hoover ODA 3424 Team Sgt and Senior 18D
Episode 4: CSM David Waldo, 1st Special Forces Command CSM
Episode 5: Dovid Berg ODA 3424 18E
Episode 6: Mike Swenson ODA 3424 Tm Warrant Officer

Kevin's Final Thoughts on Greg:

"He was everything you would expect from a Green Beret... but then there was so much more. A thirst for knowledge, sense of humor, approachable, easy to talk to. He was the guy who could get everybody to lighten up and relax when they were stressed out."
MSG Gregory Trent made the ultimate sacrifice on August 8, 2012, succumbing to wounds received while protecting his brothers in Herat Province. His team and their sister ODA stayed in country until November, carrying his memory through every mission.

This series celebrates not just how warriors die, but how they lived.

🎗️ Forever Remember: MSG Gregory Trent's legacy lives on through his daughter, his widow Beth, and every Green Beret who carries his example forward.

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The Vanguard Wall Podcast has brought together the men of ODA 3424 and 3422 to ensure Greg's story - and the story of all quiet professionals - is never forgotten.

This concludes The Quiet Professional: The MSG Gregory Trent Series. Thank you to all the warriors who shared their stories to honor their fallen brother.

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🎯 THE UNTOLD STORY FROM THE BATTLEFIELD
Former Green Beret Warrant Officer Mike Swenson breaks his silence about one of the most devastating days in Special Operations history. On July 31st, 2012, his team leader and brother-in-arms Master Sergeant Gregory Trent was shot in Afghanistan.

💥 WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER:

The moment everything changed on that July day in 2012
What it's really like to call in a medevac for your wounded brother
How elite warriors cope with losing someone in combat
The weight of command when split-second decisions mean life or death
Why even training for Special Forces can be deadly

🔥 EXCLUSIVE INSIGHTS:

Behind-the-scenes of ODA 3424's final mission
The reality of IED warfare in Afghanistan
How 9/11 shaped a generation of warriors
What happens when Special Forces teams get split up
The brotherhood that lasts beyond the battlefield

⚡ MIKE SWENSON'S INCREDIBLE JOURNEY:
From Long Island kid to combat engineer to Green Beret warrant officer - Mike's path to becoming one of America's elite warriors is nothing short of extraordinary. Ranger School, Sapper School, multiple deployments, and the kind of technical expertise that saves lives on the battlefield.
But this isn't just another war story. This is about the moment when everything you've trained for becomes brutally real. When the helicopter with the red cross is coming in, rotor wash is blowing down, and you're carrying a real person - your brother - to that bird.

🎖️ HONORING MASTER SERGEANT GREGORY TRENT
This episode is part of our special series celebrating the life of Master Sergeant Gregory Trent, who made the ultimate sacrifice for his country. Greg was known for his razor-sharp wit, unflappable demeanor, and the kind of leadership that inspires men to follow you into hell.

📍 TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Mike's Background: From Engineer to Green Beret
12:50 - Taking Command of ODA 3424
25:30 - The Moment 9/11 Changed Everything
45:15 - Working Relationship with MSgt Gregory Trent
58:20 - The Day Everything Changed: July 31st, 2012
1:23:00 - The Image Burned Into Memory Forever
1:24:11 - Life After the Battlefield: Hunting, Fishing, and Finding Peace

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🎖️ BROTHERHOOD BEYOND DEATH 🎖️

When Master Sergeant Gregory Trent was shot in Afghanistan in 2012, his teammate Dovid risked everything to save him. What happened next will restore your faith in American heroes.

This is the untold story of ODA 3424 - the Special Forces team that epitomized what it means to be a "quiet professional." For over a decade, these Green Berets carried the weight of July 31st, 2012 in silence... until now.
In this episode:

How Dovid ran back into enemy fire to save his teammate
Why Greg's picture still sits on Dovid's desk 12 years later
The moment that haunts Dovid most from that day
How one fallen hero's legacy continues to inspire warriors today
The retribution mission that eliminated 200+ enemy fighters

"Greg could find the silver lining in any cloud and get everyone else to see it too." - David
These men didn't just serve together - they bled together, fought together, and created bonds stronger than blood. This is more than a war story. This is a testament to the brotherhood that makes America's military the most lethal fighting force on earth.

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A British kid lands in America 24 hours before 9/11. One month later, he's enlisting in the US Army. This is Kevin Garrad's story. Born in London, Kevin arrived in the United States just one day before the towers fell. While most foreign nationals were fleeing America, he ran toward the fight—joining the US Army as a British citizen and beginning a 14-year journey that would take him from the invasion of Iraq with the 3rd Infantry Division to earning his Green Beret with 1st Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group.

Kevin was there at the very beginning—breaching the berms into Iraq, watching Special Operations teams flow through, surviving deployments that lasted 12-16 months (not the 4-6 month SOF rotations). He became a Master Breacher, served in Afghanistan, trained NATO forces, and witnessed the raw, grinding reality of conventional warfare that most people never see.
But Kevin's story doesn't end with retirement. After leaving the Army in 2016, he crashed hard in Savannah, Georgia—dealing with TBI, PTSD, and the soul-crushing work of recruiting young Americans for wars he'd stopped believing in. His solution seemed crazy: sell everything and move to South Africa during COVID to become a wildlife conservationist.

🦁 Today, Kevin lives in the shadows of Kruger National Park, where the morning soundtrack is lion roars instead of reveille. He's traded IEDs for rhino poachers, urban combat for bush warfare, and founded Wild Works—a revolutionary program combining wilderness therapy with psychedelic treatment to heal combat veterans in the African wilderness.

The same hypervigilance that kept him alive in Iraq and Afghanistan now serves him when a six-ton bull elephant decides to inspect his morning coffee. He's tracking armed poachers through territory where leopards hunt. And he's discovered that sometimes the greatest mission begins after you take off the uniform.

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🎖️ The voice you've heard across the internet. The heart you've never seen.
Command Sergeant Major David Waldo - the top enlisted leader overseeing ALL five active duty Green Beret groups and two National Guard groups - delivers his most powerful interview yet in honor of Master Sergeant Gregory Trent, KIA Afghanistan 2012.

What CSM Waldo reveals:

His viral definition: "You're brilliant and you're compassionate. And you're lethal. But above all you love deeply... Sometimes you won't even notice that warrior love until there's chaos and 7.62 rounds ripping past breaking the sound barrier next to you."

Raw truth about the Q-Course: "We don't build character throughout our SFAS or our Q course. We don't build character, but we sure as hell define it."
His message to struggling warriors: "Stop looking at the damn tree. Look where you want to go. If you can't see it, let's figure out what that is and take a chance on you."

The lighthouse promise to Gold Star families: "We owe it to the Gold Stars to be the lighthouse - there if you need us, there when you want us."
Why Greg Trent was the "quintessential Green Beret" - focused on the task without expectation of credit

His heartbreaking story about a combat diver he tried to save who mentored younger soldiers even while battling addiction

"There are folks that focus on the task without the expectation of credit. That was Greg Trent." - CSM David Waldo
Part of The Vanguard Wall's special series honoring Master Sergeant Gregory Trent and ODA 3424

⚠️ Heavy content warning: Mental health, addiction, loss of brothers
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🎖️ THE HARDEST STORY A SPECIAL FORCES MEDIC EVER HAD TO TELL
Carl Hoover was the Team Sergeant and Special Forces medic who held his dying teammate in his arms. Master Sergeant Gregory Trent was shot in the head during a firefight in Afghanistan, and Carl - despite all his training - couldn't save him.
This is Carl's story. Raw. Unfiltered. Heartbreaking.
Carl was blown off a roof by an RPG earlier that deployment, suffered 7 days of amnesia, and earned a Purple Heart. But nothing prepared him for the day he lost Greg.

What You'll Hear:

The moment Greg was shot in the head during combat
Carl's impossible decision as both medic and team sergeant
Being "covered in blood, looking like a feral wombat"
Carrying his 280-pound teammate through enemy fire
Why the helicopters wouldn't come
The brotherhood that got him through the darkness

"I look like a feral wombat right now. I'm talking like a freaking crazed beast. I'm ready to pick a fight with Mother Nature itself." - Carl Hoover
This isn't Hollywood. This is the real cost of brotherhood.

Chapter 1: "The Team Sergeant Who Wasn't Supposed to Be" 00:00
Chapter 2: "The Worst 2012 Ever" 32:11
Chapter 3: "Blown Off the Roof" 32:19
Chapter 4: "The Day Everything Changed" 53:07
Chapter 5: "Impossible Decisions" 58:32
Chapter 6: "280 Pounds of Man Meat" 01:04:37
Chapter 7: "Feral Wombat" 01:09:45
Chapter 8: "What I Hadn't Done" 01:14:16
Chapter 9: "Retribution, Not Vengeance" 01:37:30
Chapter 10: "Healing and Remembering" 02:18:29



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Episode 2 of 7 in the series of The Quiet Professional: The Master Sergeant Gregory Trent Story

In this deeply moving episode, we sit down with Tim Bostion, best friend and teammate of Master Gregory Trent, as he shares intimate stories of their unbreakable bond forged through service, sacrifice, and brotherhood. Tim opens up about their friendship that began in 2010, their life-changing conversations under the Afghan stars during their 2012 deployment, and the devastating loss that forever changed their team.

From Greg's mentorship that pushed Tim to pursue education, to the Disney songs mixed with heavy metal in their workout playlists, to the final moments that tested the limits of brotherhood - this episode reveals the man behind the uniform and the legacy that continues to inspire. Tim's raw honesty about grief, survival, and the ongoing mission to support veterans struggling in darkness makes this a powerful testament to the bonds that transcend life itself.
This episode is part of our series celebrating the life and legacy of Master Gregory Trent, honoring not just his service and sacrifice, but the profound impact he had on those who served alongside him.

Tim Bostion was Master Sergeant Gregory Trent's best friend and teammate on ODA 3424 when MSG Trent was fatally wounded in Afghanistan on July 31, 2012. In this deeply personal interview, Tim reveals the untold story of brotherhood forged in combat and the mentorship that changed his life forever.
🎯 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

The real bond between Special Forces teammates who become family
How MSG Trent mentored and shaped the next generation of Green Berets
What it means to lose your best friend in combat
The conversations under Afghan stars that defined a friendship
Why Greg's legacy continues to guide veterans today

⚡ KEY MOMENTS:

00:00:00 - Meeting Greg: "I found the brother I never had"
00:08:38 - Greg forces Tim to pursue education: "You're going to sign up for college right now"
00:21:52 - The Disney songs and heavy metal: Greg's unique personality
00:36:45 - Under Afghan stars: "You need to see the big picture, Tim"
00:54:24 - July 31st: The day Tim was sent home and everything changed
01:07:49 - Breaking down alone: "It felt great to finally cry"
01:26:51 - The tribe that endures: Supporting veterans in dark places
This is part of a 7-part series honoring the life and sacrifice of Master Sergeant Gregory Trent, featuring interviews with his entire A-Team and those whose lives he touched.

🇺🇸 MSG Gregory Trent served with distinction in the 3rd Special Forces Group and made the ultimate sacrifice for his brothers and his country. This series ensures his legacy lives on.
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LTC Dave Coulombe (then Captain) commanded ODA 3424 when Master Sergeant Gregory Trent was fatally wounded in Afghanistan on July 31, 2012. In this exclusive interview, Captain Coulombe reveals the untold story of leading an elite Special Forces team through one of their darkest moments.

🎯 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
• The real dynamics inside a Green Beret A-Team
• How Special Forces leaders make life-or-death decisions
• What it means to command soldiers who become family
• The village stability operations mission that changed everything
• Why MSG Trent was irreplaceable to his team

⚡ KEY MOMENTS:
00:00 - Introduction to ODA 3424
08:15 - First impressions of MSG Gregory Trent  
21:52 - "Greg was never about himself, ever"
45:30 - The mission that went wrong
1:02:15 - Leadership under impossible circumstances
1:18:45 - What Greg would want to be remembered for

This is Episode 1 of a 7-part series honoring the life and sacrifice of Master Sergeant Gregory Trent, featuring interviews with his entire A-Team and senior Special Forces leadership.

🇺🇸 MSG Gregory Trent served with distinction in the 3rd Special Forces Group and made the ultimate sacrifice for his brothers and his country. This series ensures his legacy lives on.

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