1st Ranger Battalion Combat Medic Ian Kurashige, Ep. 47

The Team House

dee takos

History, Documentary, Society & Culture, Government

4.7 • 929 Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2020

⏱️ 125 minutes

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Ian Kurashige served as combat medic in 1st Ranger Battalion and then did humanitarian work in Nepal after the 2015 earthquake earthquake that killed 9,000 people. Today he works in public health policy. Support the stream on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/m/TheTeamHouse

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0:44.0	Eni.
0:46.0	Ennis Kurashigi, right?
0:51.0	Kishigi, right?
0:52.0	Kishigi. Welcome to Kurzigi, right? We don't live.
0:53.0	Kuroshigi.
0:54.0	Welcome to episode 47 of the team house.
0:57.0	We are here tonight with Ian Kouvashiget.
1:00.0	He is a former first ranger battalion combat medic serves overseas.
1:07.0	He has also done a bunch of humanitarian work abroad over in Nepal, and we'll talk to him about that as well and today he works in public health policy so we're also going to talk to him about that and about you know as it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic.
1:25.0	There's a whole lot of things we're going to get into tonight, I think.
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