Rapid Fire: The Longest-Serving Special Forces A-Team Soldier in US History

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Master Sergeant Changiz Lahidji has served on more Special Forces A-teams than anyone in history. If that wasn’t impressive enough, he is also the very first Muslim to wear the US Army Special Forces Green Beret.An absolute legend during his 24 years as a Green Beret, Changiz has served America in every war since Vietnam - including over 100 combat missions in Afghanistan alone. He has traversed dozens of other theaters of operation. His amazing and heroic time in the Army is unlike any other.We hope you enjoy this Rapid Fire episode and thanks for listening to Heroes Behind Headlines.

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