#302 From the Marine Corps to Special Operations - Retired Major General Clay Hutmacher

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🗓️ 31 January 2024

⏱️ 147 minutes

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This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Evan is joined by Major General (Retired) Clay Hutmatcher. During his 40 year military service Clay commanded at every level of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, served as the Deputy Commanding General of the Army Special Operations Command in Fort Bragg, and was Director of Operations for the U.S. Special Operations Command in Florida. Since he retired in 2018, Clay has served as CEO and President of the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. The Special Operations Warrior Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides financial support for the education of children of fallen special operations soldiers. Find out more on Clay and the Special Operations Warrior Foundation in the links below! Special Operations Warrior Foundation Website - https://specialops.org Instagram - @sofwarriorfnd

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0:00.0	People don't quite understand what the point of this stuff is.
0:03.1	One, it's fun.
0:04.4	It has some fun.
0:05.4	So if you don't like it, fuck you.
0:09.7	Your Black Rifle Podcast starts now.
0:13.3	Clay, it's good to have you, man.
0:14.7	That's always good to be here.
0:15.9	Yeah.
0:16.2	Been too long.
0:16.9	I know.
0:17.9	How was, do you listen to a lot of NPR? Some, some, yeah. I was, do you listen to a lot of NPR?
0:22.1	Some, some, yeah.
0:24.4	I was more joking about that, but that's funny.
0:27.3	No, actually, I do list. My wife listens to NPR all the time and usually fills me in on the details.
0:33.1	Isn't it interesting, I used to listen to that quite a bit, because it's just news? Well, it was supposed to be objective, right? I'm not sure it is. No. There's still things like, do you remember like the Prairie Home Companion? Do you ever listen to that? This is like this crazy NPR, like on the weekends, they had this show where it was like a reenactment like from a like a 1930s radio show is awesome. It was really good. I never heard. It was really good. It was like, like, because I, I mean, I love radio and I love like, you know, like that kind of like 1930s, 40s stuff. I think it's really cool. But I don't know why I started it off like that.
1:12.5	Yeah.
1:13.1	What's going on with?
1:16.6	So I think the first question I got is,
1:20.5	what do you think the biggest priority is for,
1:31.4	because I think we kind of share this,
1:34.0	you're a little bit older than me,
1:36.1	but we share a little bit.
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