What's up everybody welcome back to the team room we got a great one for you this time talking the Pedro six six crash

We brought on the team leader for that event Doug Dickin

He is a long time now retired PJ that has a number of different things that he's moved on and he's working a bunch of different things

That are really really interesting, but he talks specifically about the Pedro six six incident in southern afghanistan in 2010

So it was a big loss to the community and and Doug is is kind enough to talk his way through it and talk about all the great things

That happened during that tragic event and and afterwards. So great episode with Doug Dickin awesome having them on

It was a real pleasure to talk to him and really work through some stuff

Doug is a long time personal friend. He's he's been working at the schoolhouse

I think he worked there for about 10 years of the PJ schoolhouse

Before he ended up moving on to his current gig, which he talks about here

So we appreciate y'all sitting down with us and listening into this really really big event in the rescue community

And talking about some of our friends that we lost. So great one with Doug. We really appreciate it. What?

No, no more clapping. What's up everybody back in the team room here with Trent and myself

We have a special guest that's come on long time friend. I don't think you can say former PJ

I know you'd never say like former marine like once a marine always marine

But you're you are who you are Douglas dick and welcome to the podcast. What's up, bud? You got frozen there man

I didn't hear anything. That's over to you Doug

I think he was like

He's like Doug introduce yourself and we're just like is he gonna say something?

We're just they're what's up guys. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Yeah, man

So I went into para rescue back in03

Went through in dock and the whole pipeline took me about two years ten months

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