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Welcome everyone to software, radio.

I'm editor-in-chief Sean Spudz, and gentleman sitting to my right.

For most of you will need no introduction whatsoever, of course, with Daniel Ryan Zicke.

Ryan Hale, from Boseman, Montana, joined the United States Navy's Master in 1986, beginning

in the SEAL.

Made a long period in the Navy SEAL, already a bachelor's degree in geology as I understand

it.

I am a geologist.

And it's from the University of Oregon.

Two master's degrees, one in global management and the other in business administration.

And from 1986 until, it looks like 2008, you've got this commander in the SEALs, you were

in a command position at SEAL T1, and you were also in a command position at SEAL T6.

You were at a sort of naval special worker unit number two, I guess that was Brandon Webley's

there.

Yep, Mrs. Zicke.

And you had one point where the acting command for special operations forces in Iraq as

well, didn't you?

But I'm off a lot on your shoulders.

Ryan went for office, I was a state senator in Montana, were you two turns out, didn't you?

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