4th Of July #9
from Semper Hooah Hosted by Saam, Pete & OG
Episode 9 4th of July Show. We discussed current military events, our POG Pro, the Scum Bag SM’s of the week, Military Movie Review & our Smoke Pit banter about FREEDOM!
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