Very interesting interview. I flew medevacs as a Navy Hospital Corpsman with MAG 16, 1ST MARINE AIRCRAFT WING IN VIETNAM IN 1969-70. A very interesting man.
Yogi Dorelis is a great guest. Terrific insight into some of the fundamental differences in the services by a man who can speak with authority on the subject. As a fellow New Yorker, I get where he's coming from about the WTC. He brought some real street-smarts to his dealings. Humble, honest, and a straight shooter. Such amazing stories! Sir, this was a great way for me to spend an hour. Terrific stuff! Thank you.
Yogi is my HERO. I can relate to the difficulty when talking to NON military people. We have different sense of humors for sure. Great job as always Jello.
Hats off to both of you two thank you for re posting Jell-O. Med pilots are great had two rides. You two are funny talking about 50 and 59 yrs old , youngsters.
Jello, this guy was the best interview you’ve had in a long while. Not to take away from your other guests as they’re all good. But Yogi speaks from more of an average guy that’s done a lot of very interesting things. Please work on having him back!
Love the random stories. Not as diverse background as “Yogi” but I did enlisted Marine (ATC) to Army Aviator to current EMS pilot. Like you said, nothing can compare to our time in the military. Nothing.
Good luck to ya! I had a blast. My advice, keep the Marine ethos but don’t be the guy “back when I was in the Marines we did it this way…” You’re in the Army now and you play by their rules. Have fun, ignore the red tape BS (there’s a lot of it) and try and fly your butt off.
@Glashawk1 I've been trying to keep the war stories at a minimum. I was aircrew then so some apply or are relatable I guess but I still try to keep it to myself. Im heading to rucker/novosel very soon. I'm intending on having an absolute blast. I love this stuff.
Yogi is an original. Loved this one. As a prior Marine, Im heading to Army flight school here in a few. Enjoyed his perspective and that he took a unique path like myself.
When McPeak first became PacAF CC he took a HIANG F-15 and came to Hilo, HI to inspect his new command. I was a CAP cadet, so while he was inspecting, I got to sit in the jet. Little did I know that I'd get to experience all his changes while I was in the Air Guard. It was very annoying.
To end up in multi-branches of the armed services like he did, he has to be a "special guy" that is 100% attracted to the military.Not everyone is that dedicated.
At 55:46 mentioning the boat crews that were held captive by the Iranians, I heard from a very reliable source that Obama ordered that crew to stand down. They wanted to fight but were ordered not to.
@@FighterPilotPodcast So true. Capt. Thomas Hudner was my XO on the USS Kitty Hawk CVA-63 in 1967-68 and he told me there's a fine line that separates a court martial from a Medal of Honor.
Jello, PLEASE have him back on the show sometime. This was an awesome interview!
Thanks!
Agreed this was a great interview
As a former Navy rescue swimmer, mad respect! Great guest Jello, "So others may live".
This man is a national treasure.
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Very interesting interview. I flew medevacs as a Navy Hospital Corpsman with MAG 16, 1ST MARINE AIRCRAFT WING IN VIETNAM IN 1969-70. A very interesting man.
#respect.
What a super cool guy. Please have him on again.
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Yogi Dorelis is a great guest. Terrific insight into some of the fundamental differences in the services by a man who can speak with authority on the subject. As a fellow New Yorker, I get where he's coming from about the WTC. He brought some real street-smarts to his dealings. Humble, honest, and a straight shooter. Such amazing stories!
Sir, this was a great way for me to spend an hour. Terrific stuff! Thank you.
You're welcome!
Yogi is a true American Hero. - Thanks Yogi!!!
Yogi is my HERO. I can relate to the difficulty when talking to NON military people. We have different sense of humors for sure. Great job as always Jello.
Hats off to both of you two thank you for re posting Jell-O. Med pilots are great had two rides. You two are funny talking about 50 and 59 yrs old , youngsters.
Funnest podcast I’ve listened to on my commute in a long time. Keep it up FPP!
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Warrior: We need more of these folks today!
They're around, just not much in the limelight.
Awesome. Thanks Yogi for all the fun stories. Loved it. Keep fighting the fight, never give up.
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Very interesting career, bring him back for more.
He should start his own podcast!
Jello, this guy was the best interview you’ve had in a long while. Not to take away from your other guests as they’re all good. But Yogi speaks from more of an average guy that’s done a lot of very interesting things. Please work on having him back!
Love Yogi's story! His candidnes is refreshing. Thanks for sharing the mistakes that became an amazing career.
For sure.
Love the random stories. Not as diverse background as “Yogi” but I did enlisted Marine (ATC) to Army Aviator to current EMS pilot. Like you said, nothing can compare to our time in the military. Nothing.
A special breed.
I'm following you path sir. SF
Good luck to ya! I had a blast. My advice, keep the Marine ethos but don’t be the guy “back when I was in the Marines we did it this way…” You’re in the Army now and you play by their rules. Have fun, ignore the red tape BS (there’s a lot of it) and try and fly your butt off.
@Glashawk1 I've been trying to keep the war stories at a minimum. I was aircrew then so some apply or are relatable I guess but I still try to keep it to myself. Im heading to rucker/novosel very soon. I'm intending on having an absolute blast. I love this stuff.
Just wanted to note here: I like the new "musings" episodes. Brings great value to the podcast!
Thank you, good to know 👍
THANK YOU VETERANS, AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY YOGI AND ALL THE MARINES!
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Great interview Jello, one of the best. Bring Yogi back !
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Great interview, outstandingly wholesome guy 🤠🇺🇸 Darker than 3’ up a cows ass 🤣🤣
I thought i only talked like that.
You’re right about that Navy Lt who surrendered, Yogi. “Don’t give up the ship.” John Paul Jones.
Don't mess with America's boats
Yogi is an original. Loved this one. As a prior Marine, Im heading to Army flight school here in a few. Enjoyed his perspective and that he took a unique path like myself.
Thanks, and good luck to you.
@FighterPilotPodcast thanks and same to you. Keep putting out this great stuff.
@@merrittorius will do 👍
Great stuff. Thanks. He tells it like it is.
As it should be
Thank you both.
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What a background! Awesome story and interview!
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When McPeak first became PacAF CC he took a HIANG F-15 and came to Hilo, HI to inspect his new command. I was a CAP cadet, so while he was inspecting, I got to sit in the jet. Little did I know that I'd get to experience all his changes while I was in the Air Guard. It was very annoying.
Such a great show and another great guest!
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Great guest Jell-O, thanks.
“I’m not a brave guy.” Wild.
Everybody knows
The Navy does it better
The Marines do the deed
To end up in multi-branches of the armed services like he did, he has to be a "special guy" that is 100% attracted to the military.Not everyone is that dedicated.
So true.
Love these people story segments.. their personal history… maybe a separate category for the channel?
Seems to work blending them in with our current system
Only the strong survives 👹I.P.A👹
At 55:46 mentioning the boat crews that were held captive by the Iranians, I heard from a very reliable source that Obama ordered that crew to stand down. They wanted to fight but were ordered not to.
Perhaps some orders deserve to be ignored
@@FighterPilotPodcast So true. Capt. Thomas Hudner was my XO on the USS Kitty Hawk CVA-63 in 1967-68 and he told me there's a fine line that separates a court martial from a Medal of Honor.