As a green beret, I went on five deployments. If you combine the training into it, it's about

10 years, and that was about eight years, a little over eight years operational. I got there at the

beginning of 2013 to 5th Special Forces Group in Fort Campbell. My first deployment, I think, was in

2015 with them. Between 2015, I deployed every year for five years.

And how long is a deployment? How long do you get to come home?

So the advantage of being a green beret is our deployments are usually shorter. So we do six-month combat deployments normally.

And then we have something called, they're basically training deployments. J-sets, like, so we would go out six months, combat, come back for six months, and then rinse and repeat.

Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the next edition, The Game of Crimes with Murph in the morning.

I'm so honored to have you folks back here today. The guests here this week, you're going to see me fan grow on here just a little bit because I've been doing the research on this guy. I'll tell you how many here just a second, but we've got another true American hero

and patriot on the show this week. You know, I bring some real studs and studettes in here, and this guy's

right up there at the top of that list. He spent 20 years in the U.S. military. He's a combat veteran, a member of our elite

Green Beret with Fifth Division out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky. After that, he didn't stop serving

his fellow man. He and his now wife created or co-founded a company called Aerial Group,

and it helps veterans and it helps other people that need help. And we're really going to get into that, because I'm just, I'm, I'm, I'm getting goosebumps here just talking about it now. And he can see me on the camera right now. You can't see him yet, and he's laughing at me, and he's giving me the finger and things like that. And maybe best of all, he's a fellow Irishman. So you know it's going to be a good. We're not going to drink on the show, but you never know what's going to happen, right? My normal listeners, you know, Mercer T-total. Everybody wants me to go to the bar with him because I'm the designated driver, and I'm good with that. All right. So, ladies and gentlemen, let me quit beating around the bush here.

Our guest today is Jeremy Locke.

Jeremy, brother, thank you so much for coming on the show and welcome.

Hey, Murph.

I'm honored to be on the show.

So thanks for having me.

I'm the one that's honored here.

And if you're wondering how we met, if you guys remember back in episode 145 and 144, I had the first

husband and wife team on back to back.

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