Chris McCoy: He Served With Pat Tillman, Then Left War for the Deadliest Job on Earth
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Chris McCoy discusses his experiences serving with Pat Tillman and his transition to a dangerous job on a crab boat.
Send us Fan Mail Chris McCoy served in the 75th Ranger Regiment alongside Pat Tillman and speaks plainly to the cover-up of how Tillman died. He recovered bodies inside the Pentagon after 9/11, fought through the high mountains of Afghanistan, then walked off the battlefield and onto a Bering Sea crab boat — one of the deadliest jobs on Earth. He returns to The Vanguard Wall for Part 2: the war stories he’s never told, the modern face of drone combat almost no one understands, and what it act...
People in this episode
Host: The Vanguard Wall Podcast
Guest: Chris McCoy
Topics covered
- military service
- war stories
- drone combat
- Pat Tillman
- 9/11
- Bering Sea crab fishing
Keywords
- Chris McCoy
- Pat Tillman
- 75th Ranger Regiment
- drone combat
- Bering Sea
- war stories
- 9/11
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: 75th Ranger Regiment
Places: Pentagon, Bering Sea, Afghanistan
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