This is Jockel Podcast number 274 with Echo Charles and me, Jockel Willink.

Good evening, I go.

Good evening.

All right, so the last podcast 273 we were with Anthony Herbert, Tony Herbert, also known

as, and we started off his journey from a kid growing up in Pennsylvania.

So if you haven't listened to podcast 273, go listen to that right now.

We tried to join the Marines at 14, 14 years old, credit.

Eventually, join the Army at 17, off to the Korean War, went from private to master sergeant,

all kinds of heroic actions, suffered all kinds of wounds, shot, hit with frag, white

phosphorus burns, and also bayonetted multiple times, including one bayonet stab that broke

off in his chest.

He in the Korean War served as a platoon leader, even though he was just a young and listed

guy.

And eventually at the end of that podcast and at the end of that part of his life, he

was pulled off the battlefield.

One of the most decorated soldiers of the war sent on a morale.

It was basically a morale tour.

And first we got flown back to the White House, met President Truman, and then basically

went to London and Antwerp and Brussels and the Hague and all the other European allies

that were fighting alongside America in the Korean War.

Along the way, he met Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.

She encouraged him to go to college.

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