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Dale Hanson is a highly decorated Vietnam War veteran and Green Beret who served three years as a commando in the Military Assistance Command, Vietnam – Studies and Observations Group (MACV-SOG), conducting extremely dangerous reconnaissance missions deep behind enemy lines. 

Born in Queens, New York, and raised in Saco, Maine, with family ties to Minnesota's harsh winters, Hanson was influenced by his family's military legacy—his father, born in 1894, served and died when Dale was eight. Given the name "Kam Baw Ya Chin," meaning 'eternal life, never die,' by his Chinese mercenary counterparts, he led recon teams facing high casualty rates and earned numerous decorations. 

Hanson is also an accomplished sculptor, MENSA member, black belt martial artist, author, pilot of fixed-wing and glider aircraft (including aerobatics), and Special Forces underwater diver. 

He shares his experiences through his memoir Born Twice: Memoir of a Special Forces SOG Warrior (2016) and SOG Missions to the Well, highlighting the challenges, heroism, and lack of recognition for SOG soldiers. Hanson advocates for honoring veterans' sacrifices, preserving military history, and using personal stories to educate on the realities of covert warfare.

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- Zimmer

SRS is the content I open when I see the notification. I honestly don't think I do that for any other creators, not consistently at least. #SRS#1 #ShawnIsTheS**T

Tom S

Brilliant episode.

SAMH

Thanks SRS for honoring our war fighters by recording their life stories for all of us so that we all recognize the sacrifices of these amazing people. You're doing amazing work. God bless.

Brassjunkie

Wow, another of Gods Giants among men. Thank you

Billy

I love these interviews.

Isaac Millard

Absolutely love it! Nick Brokenhusen, (probably) got his name wrong,) he wrote “we few” and “whispers in the tall grass.” Also MACV-SOG I would love to hear Shawn interview him. Not a Baptist preacher, more of a brilliant comedian, but in the midst of his dark, dark humor, he pays homage to the few. The few who know a flavor of life the rest of never will…

T Chambers

When you asked "would you go back" to visit Vietnam, sounded like a great video to bring a few of these guys back there and see things as they are now through their lived experiences. It would probably be a big production, but it would be pretty awesome to see

Masolucky

Mac v SOG is all I needed to read. These are the most bad ass dudes ever

Jay

Holy shit, those dogs would have found me because of the amount of shit I would have had in my pants, when they were in Cambodia..

MAC

Man this guy needs to come back what a life

Lucinda Carey

This interview is awesome. What a hero . A natural warrior

Lt. Dan

So glad these warriors are getting their stories told. So many came back to a hostile country and just left Vietnam behind them and found the quietest life possible. Finally getting the acknowledgement they deserve.

Travis Anderson

Absolute stud warrior and fine American! When people say Make America Great Again. They are talking about being more like these guys!

Shawn Osborn

He seems to be the SOB of his time!

Dylan Reynolds

another absolutely amazing podcast 🤌🤌🤌 keep up the great work. Just 2 of Gods soldiers having an awesome conversation

Steven Peters

This was the generation I grew up with. Thanks

Steven Russelle

A great interview. A gutsy hero and solid American.

Butcher Stone

He’s describing were we are headed today

AFjoe

Great interview!

Preston T

I enjoy listening to these at work, so much so it constantly pulls me away from detailing vans because it's so interesting, great interview as always huge respect for Mr Hanson!

Dylan Stockman

Guys like Mr. Dale are the embodiment of the American spirit and the ability to overcome adversity. They were built different. Many people these days can't even overcome the adversity of not having their cell phone at all times. Imagine this generation having to be dragged by a rope through the jungle...most would surrender before breakfast. I categorize it as the Panzification of America.

Shane Dial

Handshake at the end gets me, every time.