Episodes
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Today we talk about all the different roles of maintenance in the aviation field.
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In this episode we talk about the process to become a helicopter pilot in the Army.
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Missing episodes?
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We are talking abut what Vertical Speed is all about and how it all got started.
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We talk today about the role of faith and religion in war and in the military.
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In this episode Brad talks about a mission where the Apache helicopters went out on a mission alone.
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In this episode Brad talks about a Medevac mission that he flew armored escort for. Another exciting adventure this time with Blackhawk pilots too.
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In this episode Brad talks about what it's like to set up a new operating base when on deployment. There was a need to set up structures and get water resources. He talks about what it's like to work with other soldiers and make it through another deployment.
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In this episode Brad talks about joining his unit that is already deployed. He tells about how he traveled during the beginning or the covid pandemic. Assisted by the Canadian military he makes it to his unit.
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In this episode Brad talks about a combined mission during deployment that took 3 months. He talks about a mission in the desert where Brad and those he was working with successfully eliminated a cave system that ran though the walls of a canyon. This mission involved several groups including Army, Airforce, and Special Ops.
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In this episode Brad talks about what it's like to be a part of the QRF when deployed. Brad talks about what it's like to respond quickly and how he and the other pilots do it. He also talks about some exciting things that happened during that time.
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In this episode Brad and Christy talk about leaving for deployments and how they handle relationships during deployment. Brad also talks about a couple experiences he had during a deployment that helped him feel connected to the other soldiers he serves with.
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In this pilot episode of Killin' It with Apache Brad, Brad talks about his time as a school teacher and why he decided to join the military.
