Ep 287: Air Force Special Warfare History w/ Morgan Huston- Part 2!

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Aaron Love, Trent Seegmiller, and Jared "Peaches" Pietras

Education, Special Reconnaissance, Special Operations, Air Force, Pj, Combat Control, Tactical Air Control Party, Self-improvement, Fitness, Selection, Health & Fitness, Pararescue, Special Warfare, Tacp, Government, Assessment And Selection, Cct

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🗓️ 13 January 2024

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to the Team Room! Make sure you catch the first part of this episode here on our YouTube channel or wherever you download your podcasts! The intro says it all. Chief Peaches sits down with former TACP, current librarian and scholar, part-time historian, and full-time awesome dude Morgan Huston. We hope you enjoy! 00:00 Jared steals the intro from himself 01:00 The Shift in the Pathfinder Mission 02:30 The Formation of Combat Control Tea...

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0:00.0	Hey everybody welcome back to the ones ready podcast you're in the
0:09.8	team room just me this time however we we have Morgan Houston on for part two of your
0:17.0	kind of Air Force Special Warfare history lesson that we have. Morgan
0:21.8	appreciates you joining us again and carving out some time to hop on and finish up.
0:26.0	Well, thanks for having me.
0:27.6	I had so much fun last time.
0:28.6	I'm ready to go for round two.
0:30.6	Yeah, man.
0:31.6	Well, like we talked about, the we left off, if I remember right, and get me to correct, we left off kind of where CCT in the 1950 1950s is that right?
0:44.0	Yeah, so we kind of we talked about TACP and and PJs in the in the Korean War
0:50.0	but with controllers it was a little bit different.
0:53.3	They weren't necessarily as active.
0:55.4	And in fact, I really can't find any evidence of them being in Korea.
0:59.3	Because most of the time, during the 50s,
1:02.0	they were fighting for their own survival there was a battle
1:05.5	between the Army and the Air Force of who was going to control the Pathfinder mission.
1:10.3	The Army thought it was something that they needed.
1:13.0	They were worried about providing security to teams if the Air Force was going to be able to secure
1:18.8	their own teams as they were working.
1:22.4	And at the same time time the Air Force was deciding if they actually wanted to have a
1:26.7	physical human providing the mission. They were pushing hard for technological solutions to a problem that and as we always
1:38.8	know you know humans are more important than hardware and this I think, a point where it really came in.
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