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Unarmed Forces Highlight | Karl Monger | The Gallant Few

An episode of the One Sentence Or Less podcast, hosted by Combat Flip Flops, titled "Unarmed Forces Highlight | Karl Monger | The Gallant Few" was published on November 17, 2017.

November 17, 2017 · One Sentence Or Less

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A few minutes with the Godfather of Ranger Veteran Transition, Karl Monger, at the Military Influencer Conference.

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