This is undaunted Life a Man's Podcast.

I'm your host, Kyle Thompson.

Let's get into it.

All right, guys, we've got a very special guest on the podcast today.

His name is Colonel Paris Davis.

So he is a retired and highly decorated veteran of the United States Army Special Forces,

otherwise known as Green Berets.

He served in Korea Korea and then he saw

combat during the Vietnam War. So he was first nominated for the Congressional Medal of Honor

in 1965 after the battle in Ben-Dien Province. It was Bong-Song in Vietnam. And he was not awarded

the medal until March 3rd of 2003. So he's the author of the new book that I've got right here.

Every weapon I had a Vietnam vet's long road to the medal of honor. And so the thing about this

interview today is, you know, you're talking to a guy that has seen some incredible things and you've

got this super detailed autobiography where it gets into his upbringing, how he, you know, goes to

school and then he gets into the military and kind of what these deployments look like.

And we just couldn't get to all of it. I mean, I had so many questions for him and we just didn't really have the time today.

And there is just, you know, as an aside, there is a mild explicit language warning, especially towards the end.

So for anyone listening with little ears, just keep that in

mind. But the thing with Colonel Davis that I thought was so interesting is, especially, you know,

middle to the end of the interview, you can see he's going off on a lot of diatribes about a lot of

different subjects because you can see he's just firing and thinking of this story and how it attaches

this story and how attaches attaches this story now attaches that

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