The Medevac Podcast: Ep 050 Marcus Mader

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Network

Society & Culture, Comedy

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2022

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast presents The MedEvac Podcast. Hosts David Reid and Christian Meyers sit down with Air Force TACP Marcus Mader. They discuss the difference between training pre- and post-9/11, medevacs due to Rip-It overdoses and CLP misapplications, and how awesome A-10s and Apaches are.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Medevac podcast,
0:02.5	Stories of injury, rescue, recovery,
0:06.0	and resiliency.
0:08.0	Find more at Medevacpodcast.com.
0:14.0	Hello everybody and welcome to the Medevac podcast.
0:26.0	I'm your host, Christian Myers, joined by our other host, David Reed.
0:29.5	Hello. Before we hop into today's episode,
0:32.5	please keep in mind there was a price for the show.
0:34.5	You have to share it with a friend or family member.
0:36.5	If you've listened before, you know this is a rule,
0:38.5	and please continue doing it.
0:39.5	But it's greatly appreciated.
0:41.5	Not many people are commenting and asking questions though.
0:44.5	Now we do have a great guest that you can ask lots of questions to today.
0:47.5	And a new producer behind the cameras.
0:50.5	Patrick is back. Welcome back Patrick.
0:52.5	Is back.
0:53.5	Who is our guest today? Marcus Maider.
0:56.5	Howdy. Howdy.
0:58.5	Welcome. It's a powerful name. Yeah, welcome.
1:00.5	Thanks for being here today. Marcus is a 21 year Air Force veteran.
1:04.5	He's been a TACP or Tactical Air Control Party.
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