EP-183 | The Human Element to Combat Fatigue - A Nightstalkers Journey

Regarding the last chapter of his book Making a Nightstalker: "Helping someone else who was in your same position, is worth it." --David Burnett

David Burnett is a former U.S. Army chinook crew chief who served with the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR) with multiple deployments. We originally talked with David about how he became a Nightstalker in Episode 129. In this episode, David sits down with Robert, Paul, and Matt to talk about the 160th SOAR and also about the human element to combat fatigue and how important it is for us to establish a culture of healing.

Robert is a retired US Army Armor and Recruiter/Retention MSG turned Fortune 50 executive; Paul Martinez is a medically retired U.S. Army sniper who served with 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment; Matt Schollard is a former AFSOC Pararescueman (PJ) and co-founder of Beneath the Surface Foundation (www.beneaththesurfacefoundation.org).

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