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[email protected] Get Your Gun Experiment Merch Here We are going to get into tonight's interview right after we talk about Onsight Firearms Training. They offer so many different training options, but here are today’s course highlights: Practical Pistol: Accuracy and Accountability Revolver Fundamentals Citizen First Responder These are just a few of their offerings, but they have so many more courses to offer so head to oftllc.us and find a class in your area. I. Interview Today’s guest is a former US Marine captain with over ten years of active service, as both an enlisted and commissioned officer. In August 2005, as part of a four-man team from the United States Marine Corps' 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company he found himself smack in the middle of the deadliest city on earth, Ramadi, Iraq. For the next seven months, his team fought street by street against an insurgency that only grew more deadly. He tells this story in his new book
