Episode 13: Master Sergeant Earl Plumlee
10/21/24 • 55 min
In this episode of Life's Ambition Podcast, Master Sergeant Earl Plumlee shares his inspiring journey from a military family to becoming a Medal of Honor recipient. He discusses his early interest in military service, the rigorous training he underwent in the Marine Corps, and his experiences in reconnaissance. Earl reflects on the challenges faced during deployments, the psychological aspects of combat, and the significance of teamwork in the military. He also recounts the harrowing events of the attack on FOB Ghazni and the impact of suicide bombers on warfare. Finally, he shares his thoughts on receiving the Medal of Honor and the weight of representing his fellow soldiers.
In this episode of Life's Ambition Podcast, Master Sergeant Earl Plumlee shares his inspiring journey from a military family to becoming a Medal of Honor recipient. He discusses his early interest in military service, the rigorous training he underwent in the Marine Corps, and his experiences in reconnaissance. Earl reflects on the challenges faced during deployments, the psychological aspects of combat, and the significance of teamwork in the military. He also recounts the harrowing events of the attack on FOB Ghazni and the impact of suicide bombers on warfare. Finally, he shares his thoughts on receiving the Medal of Honor and the weight of representing his fellow soldiers.
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