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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2020 · 1H 9M

#15 OD

from The SAR Take · host Dylan & BK

This week we interviewed a SAR Tech who just retired after 24 years! Born and raised in Glace Bay, NS. Married to Nadine with a 6-year-old girl Zoe. Joined the CAF in 97 as a supply tech, became a para rigger in 2002. OD is from course 41 and has worked at 424, 103, 413 and JRCC. A Dad, husband, outdoor enthusiast, athlete, and we talk about it all. We also talk about a few Rescue missions. I hope you enjoy this episode, please like/share/subscribe. Reach out to us too!RESCUE!!!!!DISCLAIMER!!!This podcast was prepared or accomplished by Dylan Weller and Jonathan Kovacs in their personal capacity. Any views or opinions expressed or represented in this podcast are personal and belong solely to the podcast hosts and their guests and do not represent those of people, institutions, or organizations that the hosts or guests may or may not be affiliated or associated within a professional or personal capacity. Any views or opinions are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, or individual. The names, dates, or personal details may have been changed or removed to protect confidentiality.Support the show

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This week we interviewed a SAR Tech who just retired after 24 years! Born and raised in Glace Bay, NS. Married to Nadine with a 6-year-old girl Zoe. Joined the CAF in 97 as a supply tech, became a para rigger in 2002. OD is from course 41 and has worked at 424, 103, 413 and JRCC. A Dad, husband, outdoor enthusiast, athlete, and we talk about it all. We also talk about a few Rescue missions. I hope you enjoy this episode, please like/share/subscribe. Reach out to us too! RESCUE!!!!! DISCLAIM...

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