Gen. Cone was a good guy. He passed away from cancer years ago. We were part of his cmd psd in 07-08, I was on the csm detail. I remember the day one of the psd teams lost a dude and he just sat at his desk looking heartbroken.
I was in 1st SFG(A) '92-'96. We taught our own JM course that included a lot of the Pathfinder techniques for DZSO and JM duties like GMRS, RAM (Raised Angle Markers), VIRS, air to ground speed conversions, length of stick by air speed, fixed or rotor wing, flight azimuths from preflight with flight crew. Heavy drops of equip and gear, CDS bundles and such. Group sent like 30 some GSC guys too jump school and our first time jump mastering a load was flying back with those GSC dudes and jumped back in with them to Ft. Lewis. We flew with chutes from McChord to Pope, rented a Ryder van and took the chutes to Benning. Day after the GSC dudes graduated, we loaded up and flew back to Lewis and jumped back in, that was awesome.
We relieved your 2nd ID in Baghdad and Baqubah…2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment (Stryker Infantry)…we picked up where you guys left off…2ID crushed it in Baghdad and Baqubah and we picked it up and followed suit right after you guys…2ID is a badass unit and they saved a lot of American lives…
When I was 8 years old I escaped from school and ran home with the police chasing me at the halfway point. I made it home but they had to escort me back to school, and on the way back the officer asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I told him that I wanted to be a ninja assassin.... I'm a preacher and deliverance minister now lol Great interview gentleman. God bless
Cool I work with his little brother and worked with his dad on B52. Small world. Good family. Thanks for everything you have done and for your family!🇺🇸
It feels like these animal trapping, critter hunting country boys are very well suited to army life. The outdoors survival, long marches, and sleeping on the hard earth are all second nature, in fact rejoiced over, as long as one is able to gain access to more cool gear and a chance to track and oof bad dudes.
As an E4 I got to pathfind a couple passes. I did the verbal release and learned from my psg. He was and is amazing and it was so cool to control the drop zone.
Solid guest. Man, I wish Rogan would have you two on to discuss this or that.....probably end up on an alien military tech discussion or ukraine...or DMT...or all of the above. Echo 4 Bravo out
I remember meeting some LRS guys on the range now and then at Lewis in 7 or 8. I remember my team lead telling me that you had to be a ranger to get there! They were definitely “Second To None” we all were.
Hi Team House. It would be cool if you could get some Rangers who served on the Operational SIGINT Teams or any other support units within the Ranger Regiment. Maybe also Air Force TACPs who served in the 17th STS.
What’s the typical delay time between UA-cam uploads and Spotify uploads? I’m assuming they upload all YT content to Spotify. I like to primarily use Spotify but Ik this podcast isn’t up yet.
about 95% of the podcasts that I watch and listen to are like this one.. I say THAT to say THIS , and for you NOT to take it the WRONG WAY. But every podcast always starts out with "tell us about you, tell us about where you were born and growing up".. " How about just jumping to the point of, "so how old were you when you got in the military and what made you decide to want to join the military" and then start the interview from there. Every podcast is starting to sound the same because the first few questions are all the same, where were you born?, how were you raised?, how was your childhood,? and then eventually get into the military stuff! I'm not saying none of the other stuff isn't interesting, but we're on a heavy military influence podcast. How about just start the interview by asking "what age they were when they join the military, what made them decide to join the military, which branch of service did they decide to go into,"...let it be natural from there! Regardless... Keep doing what you're doing, I haven't found an episode that I don't like yet! I'm just nitpicking because I watch so many podcasts that are military influenced 😎✌️
Operators and some want to be operators are so easy to pick out in a line up! Big burly guys, sleeve tattoos, scraggly hair and long beards. I see a lot of these guys that keep that look after they get out of the military and never understood that. It just looks sloppy but it comes with the territory as SpecOps guys are unconventional, not the cookie cutter type of clean cut military personnel.
"If you're doing nefarious things, if you're a journalist...", ahahaha... Apparently all Americans are doing the nefarious things now cuz Americans are being treated like criminals, act accordingly y'all
I briefly served with this man. He was my ATL in LRS. It’s crazy to see someone you’ve met on your favorite podcast. Glad to know he’s doing well.
Lol ol chuckles 38
"Knife Guy" MOS is what the Army needs to pump recruitment numbers back up...
They need to fix the 1000s of problems that exist.
As a disbanded 82nd pathfinder thank you for this one
Gen. Cone was a good guy. He passed away from cancer years ago. We were part of his cmd psd in 07-08, I was on the csm detail. I remember the day one of the psd teams lost a dude and he just sat at his desk looking heartbroken.
I was "that PL" that went out on the 107 range with Dustin and the section. Great memories and great Soldiers. Awesome podcast gents!
11x was once a random toss up between 11C Mortar, 11D Cav Scout, 11H Anti-Tank, and 11BangBang
when was that?
I might be a little biased, but that was a damn good episode. Looking forward to next week's as well.
@Duffelbag Drag Uh yeah, I'm his dad.
@@staceyward777 hahaha maybe just a little bit of bias 😜
Love how Jack & David get these quality guests and get them to open up and share their stories.
He was afflicted with Common Sense , uncommon
I was in 1st SFG(A) '92-'96. We taught our own JM course that included a lot of the Pathfinder techniques for DZSO and JM duties like GMRS, RAM (Raised Angle Markers), VIRS, air to ground speed conversions, length of stick by air speed, fixed or rotor wing, flight azimuths from preflight with flight crew. Heavy drops of equip and gear, CDS bundles and such. Group sent like 30 some GSC guys too jump school and our first time jump mastering a load was flying back with those GSC dudes and jumped back in with them to Ft. Lewis. We flew with chutes from McChord to Pope, rented a Ryder van and took the chutes to Benning. Day after the GSC dudes graduated, we loaded up and flew back to Lewis and jumped back in, that was awesome.
We relieved your 2nd ID in Baghdad and Baqubah…2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment (Stryker Infantry)…we picked up where you guys left off…2ID crushed it in Baghdad and Baqubah and we picked it up and followed suit right after you guys…2ID is a badass unit and they saved a lot of American lives…
LRS was an organic asset to conventional army divisions/corps.That’s why the Army didn’t see the value in keeping them. Extremely valuable asset.
When I was 8 years old I escaped from school and ran home with the police chasing me at the halfway point.
I made it home but they had to escort me back to school, and on the way back the officer asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up.
I told him that I wanted to be a ninja assassin....
I'm a preacher and deliverance minister now lol
Great interview gentleman.
God bless
Godś ninja assassin
Cool I work with his little brother and worked with his dad on B52. Small world. Good family. Thanks for everything you have done and for your family!🇺🇸
It feels like these animal trapping, critter hunting country boys are very well suited to army life. The outdoors survival, long marches, and sleeping on the hard earth are all second nature, in fact rejoiced over, as long as one is able to gain access to more cool gear and a chance to track and oof bad dudes.
Knife 🔪 🗡 guy? 😂...love these guys...
The “knife guy” comment cracks me up!🤣😂
Definitely one of my favorite episodes. Great insight!
As an E4 I got to pathfind a couple passes. I did the verbal release and learned from my psg. He was and is amazing and it was so cool to control the drop zone.
Love these episodes for my commute! RLTW
Absolutely!
I actually worked with the medic who saved his friend when I was private , great guy and learned a lot
Former 82nd here. I know you guys are Army, but could you get a SEAL SDV guy on? Those dudes are rare and super high speed.
I need to come out to New York and see you Dave! Never been to New York City/ Ground Zero.
Would love to see you, Brother. Got to catch up with George a few weeks ago.
I was a grunt on one of those outposts in Baghdad back in 07.... what a wild 15 months
Solid guest.
Man, I wish Rogan would have you two on to discuss this or that.....probably end up on an alien military tech discussion or ukraine...or DMT...or all of the above.
Echo 4 Bravo out
Hit him up
@@TheTeamHousePodcast HA!
Such a solid dude, great leader and friend to alot good leaders
I remember meeting some LRS guys on the range now and then at Lewis in 7 or 8. I remember my team lead telling me that you had to be a ranger to get there! They were definitely “Second To None” we all were.
A knife guy 🤣🤣🤣🤣 love it!!! Reminds me of being commando and predator inspired hahaha, brilliant.
Hi Team House. It would be cool if you could get some Rangers who served on the Operational SIGINT Teams or any other support units within the Ranger Regiment. Maybe also Air Force TACPs who served in the 17th STS.
RLTW 3rd batt
these gents are gold. but it shines much brighter on these in-person episodes. videocall is no good compared
this is tje second time i watch this and am amazed by how much more i understand onbs second pass. next week third time. talk about content value
LOVE THE SHOWS AND CONTENT, SOMETIMES DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND THE AUDIO BUT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK FELLAS
Love you guys! Would you be willing to increase the audio? I was having trouble hearing most of the dialog
Go to sleep
Rangers are a different breed of American!🇺🇲
I can certainly see the leadership ability
Love yall's show but your sound/audio sucks. Its really hard to hear the guests and the hosts at times.
Every episode the audio is trash. It’s a shame because they get high quality guests.
Love the show guys. Highly underrated. You got your internet issues fixed, now let’s get some real microphones. Otherwise, keep up the good work….
What’s the typical delay time between UA-cam uploads and Spotify uploads? I’m assuming they upload all YT content to Spotify. I like to primarily use Spotify but Ik this podcast isn’t up yet.
Up Monday morning
I see the can of rouges on the table. Real recognize real 🤝
We Respect and appreciate from nord Minnesota 🇺🇸
old school O-2s
51:18
How would those Air Force drops work with GPS spoofing?
The drops we discuss use ground markings and has nothing to do with GPS
❤❤❤
I think his old unit replaced us at Warhorse.
11M is Bradley guy.
RLTW < 3 >
all day!
time stamps
C337 prob
Locked in
Why do they get kicked out for a minor mess up? Makes me not want to join
Yall really should make time stamps
No time stamps?
GOOD
More time to watch Team House.
about 95% of the podcasts that I watch and listen to are like this one.. I say THAT to say THIS , and for you NOT to take it the WRONG WAY. But every podcast always starts out with "tell us about you, tell us about where you were born and growing up".. " How about just jumping to the point of, "so how old were you when you got in the military and what made you decide to want to join the military" and then start the interview from there. Every podcast is starting to sound the same because the first few questions are all the same, where were you born?, how were you raised?, how was your childhood,? and then eventually get into the military stuff! I'm not saying none of the other stuff isn't interesting, but we're on a heavy military influence podcast. How about just start the interview by asking "what age they were when they join the military, what made them decide to join the military, which branch of service did they decide to go into,"...let it be natural from there! Regardless... Keep doing what you're doing, I haven't found an episode that I don't like yet! I'm just nitpicking because I watch so many podcasts that are military influenced 😎✌️
Operators and some want to be operators are so easy to pick out in a line up! Big burly guys, sleeve tattoos, scraggly hair and long beards. I see a lot of these guys that keep that look after they get out of the military and never understood that. It just looks sloppy but it comes with the territory as SpecOps guys are unconventional, not the cookie cutter type of clean cut military personnel.
"If you're doing nefarious things, if you're a journalist...", ahahaha... Apparently all Americans are doing the nefarious things now cuz Americans are being treated like criminals, act accordingly y'all
Come on guys let's turn the volume up when you make a video Rodger that can't hear a f****** thing
Lmaooo exactly I can’t hear crap man