Great story, I love listening to your show on Apple Podcasts. One person I would love to see on your show would be Nick Irving. From being an Army Ranger sniper to now being a best selling author, I think his story in your interview method would be outstanding and great for people getting out and dealing with the dreaded transition.
82nd was great we was almost always tasked out to teams . we never jumped when i was there , went immediatly to afhgan in 02 iraq 03 - 04 afghan 05 was fast
Hearing him speak of the captain stuck out to me. I was in the regular army and looking back the best leaders I got the most from were the decent ones. Maybe not always so nice but they always had a purpose or a good message that eventually came through.
New medics showing up to a line unit is a rough day. Loved are medics, and yes, they always had great advice. Like if someone had a minor std to wait it out because the army didn't fuck around and would swab them immediately, lol. So did everyone who got eye surgery have to have their CO break the rules too? Makes sense.
"...you have to treat em like they're a motorcycle and you're a mechanic." Yup, otherwise you're emotions can get the beat of you. Good on ya buddy! Airborne!
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This veteran was on point. Great podcast. Very interesting to hear about personal experiences in the 82nd
Another awesome story. EVERYONE who went down range has a story of their experience. Whether they were a clerk, cook or driver.
Another 82nd medic like me! I never thought I’d see an interview like this
Did you know a combat engineer named Patricio Lobato?
Don’t know how I missed this interview. Great interview with Colin. Like his attitude and I know he truly strives to make a positive difference!
Great interview
combat medics are awesome
Revisited this. Such a great interview.
Great story, I love listening to your show on Apple Podcasts. One person I would love to see on your show would be Nick Irving. From being an Army Ranger sniper to now being a best selling author, I think his story in your interview method would be outstanding and great for people getting out and dealing with the dreaded transition.
82nd was great we was almost always tasked out to teams . we never jumped when i was there , went immediatly to afhgan in 02 iraq 03 - 04 afghan 05 was fast
Amazing experiences! Thank you both!
Thank you Ryan and Colin. God bless you ❤
Rock’m SOCM
(No disrespect, had to do it)
Fantastic interview!
That’s my Airborne Brother All facts 💪🏽
2/325 AIR 82nd ABN 88-92, 11B2P. We love our docs!
Hearing him speak of the captain stuck out to me. I was in the regular army and looking back the best leaders I got the most from were the decent ones. Maybe not always so nice but they always had a purpose or a good message that eventually came through.
So true. The ones who cares personally about lower people were good men.
I see that it’s in Edmonton Canada which is near me in August. I intend on going. Thank you for your story.
He's dead on about the 82nd from another 91B.. FANTASTIC interview
Colin, have you seen the keys to area j?
I remember that!
While you’re there grab 1SG a tube of riser grease.
New medics showing up to a line unit is a rough day. Loved are medics, and yes, they always had great advice. Like if someone had a minor std to wait it out because the army didn't fuck around and would swab them immediately, lol.
So did everyone who got eye surgery have to have their CO break the rules too? Makes sense.
"...you have to treat em like they're a motorcycle and you're a mechanic." Yup, otherwise you're emotions can get the beat of you. Good on ya buddy! Airborne!
"What happened, will still be a part of me"
That's my perspective & experience from Vietnam.
IT NEVER LEAVES YOU!
I'd love to hear what his parents talked about when dating hahaha
I think this episode could be called Bent Compass. Thanks!
The 82d was trapped in me. All American lol. Right on
What up guys
Nice
I was in 3rd BDE. He is not exaggerating. Prison rules in the deuce. 81 days no fatalities………. FAFO
u deploy with a company and i promise you will have a platoon of bodyguards from then on
God bless you and your family dear 🙏 English language dear also god bless America
Embrace the suck LOL
Over there copter from Marines Soldiers how are you guy marines go fighting in Afghanistan or Iraq
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The more I hear about Kent State and see the way these types of things are reported in the media, the less I believe the narrative.
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