Remember My Name - Heroes in Military and Law Enforcement
Dave White
55 episodes
7 months ago
Send us a text Welcome to the 55th episode of the Remember My Name Podcast! This is the last of a three-part episode where I interview former Army Ranger Micah Faustin. For this episode, Micah talks about getting out of the military and how he coped with the loss of not only 3 teammates but his own brother and the emotion pain of what to do next. He hiked the Appalachian Trail, which helped bring things into perspective and met someone in Tennessee who changed his life. &nb...
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Send us a text Welcome to the 55th episode of the Remember My Name Podcast! This is the last of a three-part episode where I interview former Army Ranger Micah Faustin. For this episode, Micah talks about getting out of the military and how he coped with the loss of not only 3 teammates but his own brother and the emotion pain of what to do next. He hiked the Appalachian Trail, which helped bring things into perspective and met someone in Tennessee who changed his life. &nb...
Remember My Name - Heroes in Military and Law Enforcement
29 minutes
2 years ago
USAF Combat Control
Send us a text The US Air Force is known for flying, however, there are 2 known ground-based special operations units: Pararescue and Combat Control. In this episode, I highlight Combat Controllers. Also known as CCTs, these men operate along-side other US military special ops groups to bring in fire from above, control air traffic above targets, request humanitarian aid in disaster zones and much more. They are specially trained in many diverse environments and are ...
Remember My Name - Heroes in Military and Law Enforcement
Send us a text Welcome to the 55th episode of the Remember My Name Podcast! This is the last of a three-part episode where I interview former Army Ranger Micah Faustin. For this episode, Micah talks about getting out of the military and how he coped with the loss of not only 3 teammates but his own brother and the emotion pain of what to do next. He hiked the Appalachian Trail, which helped bring things into perspective and met someone in Tennessee who changed his life. &nb...
