Episode 93 - Jeff Depatie

Citizen Podcast

Tetherball Academy Media

Education, Society & Culture

4.9 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2023

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Former Canadian Army sniper Jeff Depatie discusses how we should actually be handling veteran PTSD, the real reasons Global War on Terror veterans experience PTSD, and how the West can reorient itself to be less individually focused.

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0:43.0	Welcome to Citizen, we have a very special guest today, Jeff Dupatsi, former JTF2 operator.
0:49.0	I don't know how many people are going to know what that is in our audience.
0:54.0	But you remember a certain Canadian sniper team that I think killed a guy at over
1:01.0	three miles or some shit like that or close to three miles and that was then, that was
1:06.0	that unit, right?
1:07.0	Yeah, that's the unit.
1:09.0	Similar to your SEAL Team Sixer cake.
1:12.0	Yep.
1:13.0	So tell me a little bit about your background.
1:18.0	Obviously you ended up in a tier one unit there in Canada, but what got you into the service
1:23.0	in the first place?
1:28.0	You know, we all have different reasons for wandering down that path.
1:32.0	Mine was, I'm going to say now, but at the time, an attempt at service, service to my country,
1:41.0	service to myself, and when I say service, something along the lines of what your podcast,
1:46.0	yes, sense of what it has where you either stand by idly or you in this case volunteer
1:53.0	to be part of something that may help push the pastick forward or not.
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