Ep. 325 - North Korea discussion
SOFREP Radio9 Feb 2018

Ep. 325 - North Korea discussion

We had to start off Episode 325 with our Marine Corps veteran writer Nick Coffman after hearing the news on the MARSOC 7. For the past couple of years, Nick's been working hard to get out the truth behind the story of alleged war crimes at the hands of MARSOC in Afghanistan that we now know never happened. Nick interviewed the guys that were there, and on this podcast, we even interviewed Maj Fred Galvin and LtCol Steve Morgan. Well, Nick is excited to say that these men are now exonerated thanks to the work of Congressman Walter Jones and some other key players, but more work needs to be done which Nick outlines with us. Be sure to check out his work on SOFREP as well as The Loadout Room. Our featured guest we follow that with is Shannon Miller. A friend of SOFREP writer James Powell, Shannon has over ten years of experience in the security and intelligence industries as a government contractor, diplomat, trainer, and analyst. Shannon now works as the CEO of her own security company, Lock Down Your Life. She's very astute on the happenings in Korea, and with the current Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, it made for a perfect time to hear Shannon's analysis on the region at large. We talk Kim Jong Un, Donald Trump, the threat of nuclear war, and yes folks, I couldn't help myself but to talk some Dennis Rodman as I often do when we get on this subject. We hope you enjoy, and if you do, we ask that you leave a five star review on Apple Podcasts, we read them all and love hearing your feedback. It's very simple to do right on the app.

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Ingrid Centurion, politician and former Blackhawk pilot

Ingrid Centurion, politician and former Blackhawk pilot

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31 Juli 202050min

Mission readiness with Bob Besal and Gary Pappas

Mission readiness with Bob Besal and Gary Pappas

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24 Juli 202040min

John Wayne Walding, first ever amputee to re-enlist as a Green Beret Sniper

John Wayne Walding, first ever amputee to re-enlist as a Green Beret Sniper

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17 Juli 202048min

Jake Lockett, actor

Jake Lockett, actor

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10 Juli 202044min

Jason Lewis, former Army Captain, helping fellow veterans suffering from tinnitus and hearing loss

Jason Lewis, former Army Captain, helping fellow veterans suffering from tinnitus and hearing loss

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Stuart Bradin, Global SOF Foundation President and CEO, retired Special Forces

Stuart Bradin, Global SOF Foundation President and CEO, retired Special Forces

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26 Juni 202056min

Navy SEAL, Delta Force Command Surgeon, and author Bob Adams is back!

Navy SEAL, Delta Force Command Surgeon, and author Bob Adams is back!

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19 Juni 202035min

Bob Adams - Navy SEAL, Delta Force Command Surgeon, author

Bob Adams - Navy SEAL, Delta Force Command Surgeon, author

Bob Adams began his military career at the U.S. Naval Academy as a 5th generation career officer. After serving as Navigator and First Lieutenant on the USS Hamner (DD-718) he followed his dream to Navy SEAL training where he graduated as class leader. He served 14 years in the Navy – 12 in the SEAL Teams, active and reserve, and was a Navy Commander when he changed services to attend medical school on an Army scholarship to Wake Forest University Medical School.As an Army physician, he commanded various clinics providing full-service inpatient and outpatient obstetric, pediatric, medical, surgical and gynecologic services to a diverse population, with ages from birth to elderly geriatric patients, for both military and civilian institutions. He was honored to serve four years as the Command Surgeon for the US Army DELTA Force providing rapid deployment special forces combat medical services worldwide.He is the author of Six Days of Impossible Navy SEAL Hell Week, a Doctor Looks Back.This episode was hosted by SOFREP Media CEO and former Navy SEAL, Brandon Webb.If you haven’t already, be sure to join our community at SOFREP and find the best tactical equipment and apparel in our store, The Loadout Room. Support our veteran team and be sure to subscribe to this podcast and leave us a review! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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