GRP 161-Don't Rush To Your Death: A Conversation with An American Tier 1 Operator
Joining me for this week's podcast is retired Special Missions Operator Fred Fusco. I did a podcast with Fred five years ago. Fred spent most of his career in Special Operations, serving as a Green Beret Medic before joining the Army Special Missions Unit, where he served as an Assaulter and a Sniper. We talked about some of Fred's experiences in combat, including dealing with suicide bombers on target, conducting hostage rescue operations, and working with allied Special Operators, including the British SAS, Australian SASR, and Polish GROM. Tune in!
Main Episode Takeaways
18 Delta Special Forces Medic
Poor leadership in combat
Joining the Army's Special Missions Unit
Dealing with suicide bombers while assaulting targets
Hostage Rescue
Dealing with Traumatic Brain Injury
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