follow lieutenant colonel sample s orders, so whatever they may be, brian. but it s just to say that, you know, there s a lot of comradery across units and i will say that for everybody out there that s considering or has been thinking considering a career in military medicine, active or reserve or both, it s incredibly fulfilling, honor of my life in this era of bio warfare, constant changing threat landscape, not a better opportunity or career move you can make than making that jump. and dr. gupta how frustrating is it when you hear i m sorry. dr. sample, one second. when you hear about people talk about limitations and you and dr. sample both know the air lift capacity, the man and woman power capacity of things like the u.s. air force reserve, both of you guys know your way around the interior of a c17, you ve
to hold me back. coffee, violet, now. this is when women were going into the workforce, but they were still secretaries. they were still the sub servient roles, they weren t the boss of the company. what about you, dora lee? what s your fantasy for doing him in? well, i think i d like to come riding up one day and give him a taste of his own medicine. i loved their female comradery, and i loved dolly parton in that movie. she s like liquid gold. look, i got a gun out there in my purse, and right now i ve been forgivin and forgetin because of the wayive abe i ve raised. i m going to change you to from a rooster to a hen in one shot. they realized nothing is ever
so you don t have very many pleasant memories of childhood? no, no, no. i was just determined to go as far as i could and get away, you know? at 19 crystal got her chance. she joined the air force and got transferred to california. i love the comradery, the family unity and, you know, traveling and living all over the world, you know? it was great. here s my afro. that was in the 70s. as a military police officer, crystal learned how to defend herself and trained men to shoot big guns. i m about 110 pounds and i got a .45 on my hip bigger than my leg and these guys didn t want to take me seriously until i had to show them that i meant business. did being in the military make you feel strong? yes. but then i would come home and i m reduced to a quivering
it was not for him. awesome platoon. jonathan ended up losing both of his legs. i had to revent my whole life. they passed by a mountain jonathan s home. that s my favorite peak and he started getting excited and hey, maybe i will take you up there. yeah, i am taking you up there the mountain. john did, carrying his friend on his back for 14 miles. i wanted to get him some where awful and do it by foot. they did not stop there. setting their site on mount whitney in california. the tallest peak. a 22 miles hike so challenging that they could not do it alone. their friends and fellow vets stepped up. you missed the brotherhood and comradery. a tight community and you are taken out of that suddenly. the summit is 14,000 feet up, steep rocky terrains.
strap, bare butt, lean over on the couch and he would whip us from top to bottom. you don t have very many pleasant memories of childhood? no. no. i was just determined to go as far as i could and get away, you know. at 19, crystal got her chance. she joined the air force and got transferred to california. i loved the comradery, the family unity and traveling and living all over the world. it was great. here s my afro. that was in the 70s. as a military police officer, crystal learned how to defend herself and trained men to shoot big guns. i m but 110 pounds and i have a 45 on my hip bigger than my leg. these guys didn t want to take me seriously until i had to show them i meant business. did being in the military make you feel strong? yes. but then i would come home and