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In this moving episode, Herb and Corrie reflect on the enduring legacy of Task Force Dagger with John Mulholland and the pivotal role of U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan. They share firsthand insights into the realities of joint military operations, the sacrifices made by service members and their families, and the importance of honoring those who served in the War on Terror.

The conversation also explores the symbolism of the iconic Horse Soldier statue, a powerful monument to the courage and sacrifice of the Green Berets who rode into battle on horseback after 9/11. From the value of military support personnel to the resilience of the Afghan people, this episode provides a meaningful look at the personal and strategic lessons from two decades of conflict.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

Task Force Dagger exemplified joint operations and inter-agency collaboration

Special Forces are a formidable tool in modern warfare

Sacrifice in service is noble and must be remembered

Evaluating risks vs. benefits is essential in military decisions

Veterans should hold pride in their service regardless of political outcomes

The Horse Soldier statue stands as a lasting symbol of honor

Lessons from Afghanistan call for coherent, long-term strategy

Recognition is due to the resilience of the Afghan people

Military support personnel are vital to mission success

Remembering and honoring service is a national responsibility

📌 A must-watch for those interested in Special Operations, military history, and the human stories behind the battlefield.