Remember my Name - Heroes in Military and Law Enforcement Dave White

Born in North Texas, Freeman was too young to participate in WWII with his 5 older brothers.  However, he always wanted to fight as a Marine and planned on joining up when the time came.  That time was in June 1950 at the outbreak of the Korean War.  After basic and combat training, Freeman made a trip across the Pacific with the 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines.  He fought with his fellow infantrymen on the front lines until his life almost came to an end when a grenade detonated in front of him.  Freeman finished out the rest of his tour driving officers around and dodging mortar rounds.  After the war, he married his sweetheart, had 4 kids and worked for Shell Oil for 30 years.
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Roger was a simple farmer from northwest Missouri until the  Vietnam War broke out.  He then faithfully served his country as a CH-46 (similar to the Chinook) combat helicopter pilot.  After his time in the Marine Corps and Army during Vietnam, Roger joined the Missouri Air National Guard and served his community as a judge.  His military career spans nearly 4 decades, where he retired as a Major General (2 stars) in 2007 and returned to civilian life.  

Learn about this incredible man through the eyes of his daughter, Susan Combs, who speaks about Roger's many accomplishments and impact on his country, community and family.  
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This is not an official episode, it is a confession.  Although my last episode was uploaded in June 2023, I have been hard at work improving the RMN podcast!
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Cashe entered Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003 as a veteran infantryman who had served since the late 1980s.  As a platoon sergeant, he always put his men first.  This mindset and mantra would be seen in 2005 when Sergeant First Class Cashe proved his caliber.
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Megan was destined to follow in the footsteps of her family's strong military tradition.  Working as a public affairs officer in the USMC, she advised military officials on how to relay information to the media.  During a month of intense violence in December of 2006, Megan was among the 119 soldiers who lost their lives in Iraq.
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South Africa is breathtaking but don't be deceived.  It is one of most crime-riddled countries in the world.  Homicides, armed robberies and kidnappings are among the highest of any industrialized nations that are not at war.  The only law enforcement agency that can match the violence of the criminals is the Special Task Force.  Formed in the 1970s, they are among some of the most hardened, experienced SWAT-like police forces in the world.  Learn hear of their unconventional beginnings, harrowing operations and capabilities.  
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