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The AMP backpack, which I've used from hiking to loading with plates on a cruise ship to exercise in,

to traveling across the world when I see family and do interviews.

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Shield 15, say 15%, and make a difference in your community. Welcome to episode 313 of Behind

the Shield podcast. As always, my name's James Gearing. And this week, I'm so excited to

welcome back retired Navy SEAL officer Jocco Willink. Now, Jocco was on the podcast on episode 109.

And if you missed that, I highly advised listening to that episode as well. In that discussion,

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