Jocko Willink
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Promoting the Wrong Leaders Can Cost Lives
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The Call That Saddam Hussein Was Hiding Nearby
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Jocko Podcast 561: The Art Of Command. Action, Initiative, and Judgement.
Shop Jocko Store: Breaking down General Melvin Zais’s 1977 speech Leadership and the Art of Command, exploring action, initiative, delegation, discipline, judgment, and the realities of leading…

Inside A Hamas Tunnel 150 Feet Beneath Gaza
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The Gut Feeling That Saved His Life In Iraq
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SOGCast 056: Just Another Day in SOG. With Robert "Bru" Taylor.
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Jocko Podcast 560: Leadership Is A Skill. Train It. With Jamie Cochran.
Shop Jocko Store: Jamie Cochran breaks down real-world leadership lessons from Echelon Front clients and organizations.

Actual Footage of Getting Bombed in the Trenches By the Burma Army.
Former Navy SEAL @Ephraim-Mattos tells Jocko the story of getting bombed by Burma Army fighter jets while on a mission with Stronghold Rescue & Relief. This is actual footage from the bombing.

Jocko Podcast 559: Turning Unimaginable Loss Into Purpose. The Legacy of Marc Lee. w Debbie Mama Lee
Shop Jocko Store: Twenty years after Navy SEAL Marc Lee was killed in Ramadi, his mother Debbie “Mama Lee” Lee joins Jocko and Echo to reflect on grief, faith, brotherhood, and the legacy Marc left…

Real Footage Captured on Camera: Evidence of Burma Army Atrocity.
Former Navy SEAL @Ephraim-Mattos tells Jocko the story of a recon mission in Burma with Stronghold Rescue & Relief. The mission documented the human rights abuses being committed by the Burma Army.