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Warrior Class Podcast

By: Ty Rushing
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  • This podcast is dedicated to the men and women who have served and sacrificed for this nation in our military or as first responders. These are their stories & we honor them and their fallen brothers & sisters by never forgetting those who make us safe and free. "The nation which forgets it's defenders will be itself be forgotten". C. Coolidge
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  • #36 James Davenport

    #36 James Davenport
    Jan 6 2021

    James is a retired Special Forces Medic who has been shot on multiple occasions, blown up on multiple occasions & saved the lives of countless men on the battlefield. He is currently a medical instructor for Field Craft Survival & North American Rescue. 
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    3 hrs and 28 mins
  • #35 Martin L Strong

    #35 Martin L Strong
    Nov 16 2020

    Martin is a Navy Seal, Author, CEO, Husband, & Father. We had a great conversation about his life & times as a Navy Seal, his move to becoming a business man & author. Really enjoyed our conversation and hope you do as well. 
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    1 hr and 52 mins
  • #34 John Carughi

    #34 John Carughi
    Nov 3 2020

    John "The Weapon Snatcher" Carughi is a Marine who now works in the private security world. He was in the middle of the Seattle chaos after the death of George Floyd Murder. While working as security for a news crew, he became famous for "Snatching" two AR-15's from bad guys who took them out of destroyed police cars in the middle of chaos. This is his story!
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    1 hr and 3 mins
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