The Story of a Soldier Who Saved His Team in Ramadi | Dan Pinion Interview

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Not Special, we sit down with a retired Command Sergeant Major to unpack one of the most powerful and overlooked stories from the war in Ramadi.What begins as a conversation about leadership quickly becomes something much deeper.You’ll hear firsthand what it was like leading soldiers during one of the most dangerous periods of the Iraq War—where attacks were constant, casualties were mounting, and survival was never guaranteed.At the center of this story is Sergeant Marquise Quick, a soldier who made a split-second decision that saved the lives of his teammates.This episode explores: The reality of combat leadership under extreme pressure  The emotional and psychological toll of sustained warfare  The moments that define courage and sacrifice  How extraordinary acts of heroism can be overlooked in the chaos of war  The ongoing effort to ensure those actions are properly recognized This is not just a story about war, it’s about responsibility, reflection, and what it means to lead when everything is on the line.More info about SGT Quick and the drive to get him the Medal of Honor: https://www.drivenperspectives.com/medal-of-honorConnect with Liberty Speaks: 🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com 🔗 Follow on Instagram: www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_Support those that support us: Our great sponsor ZeroEyes doing incredible work saving time, saving lives. www.zeroeyes.comOur great sponsor improving lives with SGB treatments www.drjameslynch.com 👉 Don’t forget to give us a rating and share if you found this conversation valuable. Your support helps us bring more stories of resilience, leadership, and freedom to light.