Ep. 21: Chris Reudiger - Cook to EOD to Cop; Blackhawk Down Incident; Diving at Gitmo; Iraq EFP; Hit by a car; Marriage Counseling

In episode 21, join Chris Rueger, a retired Senior Chief Navy explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) technician with 26 years of service, as he shares his remarkable experiences and insights in this compelling podcast episode. Chris takes us on a journey through his Navy career, from his humble beginnings as a Mess Specialist on a submarine to becoming an EOD technician. He recounts deployments to Somalia, Italy, Cuba, and Puerto Rico, where he faced combat, engaged in explosive ordnance disposal operations, and witnessed extraordinary events. Chris reflects on the challenges, growth, and lasting impacts of his military service, highlighting the importance of maintaining diverse skill sets and adaptability in the face of adversity.

Transitioning out of the Navy, Chris and his wife embarked on a new path as he became a police officer in Florida, leading to a transformational period in their marriage. They now share their wisdom and support through their podcast, "Sheepdog Marriage," which focuses on helping first responders and military personnel navigate the unique challenges they face. As certified marriage coaches, Chris and his wife emphasize the significance of prioritizing relationships, effective communication, and intentional efforts to create a supportive community. Their insightful perspective and practical advice will inspire listeners to invest in their own relationships, with the understanding that strong marriages have a positive ripple effect on society. Don't miss this episode filled with compelling stories and valuable insights.

Sheepdog Marriage 159 Website: https://sheepdogmarriage159.com / Sheepdog Marriage 159 Podcast:

https://anchor.fm/sheepdog-marriage

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EPISODE SPONSOR:

NSOF - Navy Special Operations Foundation

"We exist to ensure our operators and their families are provided with all the tools necessary to overcome any challenges they may face and let them know they are never alone in the fight"