Too Busy for Officer Indoc Episode 69

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08/24/23 • 91 min

Doc-Doc joined hosts Fig & RePete for an intriguing episode. A former Navy flight surgeon in a Marine Harrier Squadron, Doc-Doc tells how he became a flight surgeon in spite of not having any previous pull towards aviation. Hear captivating stories of honor from the Black world famous "Black Sheep Squadron." And in the prologue, Fig talks up a veteran's outdoor adventure nonprofit outfit in Michigan providing services to Active, retired, veterans, first responders, blue and gold-star families! Our first military Flight Surgeon, explore the world of as seen by the Doc who worked to keep the squadron pilots flying. Near the end we wander into the subject of tattoos, their permanence, and removal methods. Engaging, informative, and entertaining – don't miss this episode! Night View Harrier Cockpit On a C-130 to the Philippines Digging up an ex-Harrier Digging up an ex-Harrier Digging up an ex-Harrier https://youtube.com/live/ZSAO10zD-1Q Live Recording Session...

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