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EARLY Access: Shawn Ryan Show #276 Nick Brokhausen [Audio] (Patreon)

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2026-01-31 01:30:02
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Nick Brokhausen is a highly decorated U.S. Army Special Forces veteran who served in the secretive Military Assistance Command, Vietnam – Studies and Observations Group (MACV-SOG) from 1970 to 1971, conducting high-risk reconnaissance missions deep behind enemy lines in Vietnam and Laos. On his second tour in Vietnam, he joined Recon Team Habu in Command and Control North (CCN), participating in some of the most dangerous operations of the war. With a 15-year career in the Regiment, Brokhausen undertook classified missions across the globe.

He is the author of "We Few: U.S. Special Forces in Vietnam" (2018) and "Whispers in the Tall Grass: Back Behind Enemy Lines with MACV-SOG" (2019), offering firsthand accounts of SOG's covert operations and the camaraderie among elite warriors.

He advocates for preserving the history of special operations and honoring the sacrifices of Vietnam veterans.

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Frank Poe

You need to get Paul the Growler Jams pilot on your show . All about aircraft carriers and their aircraft

Frank Poe

Meant to say Pail

linda garbarino

Shawn has amazing patience. Bill Hall is an intriguing person. His joint synopsis of stories in all ways, always have a central theme.

Joshua Morton

"Remove the Arab " Great interview

Justin

Nick is amazing ! He had me dying laughing talking about taking the homeless and dosing them up. Complete old school badass. Like listening to my grandpa.

Sharon Fahey

My uncle who was serving in Vietnam was my inspiration to join the military. Also when I was 13 I met a soldier named PFC Gary C. Miler who was waiting to deploy to Vietnam, he was Artillery, I'll never forget him. He took us on base and bought me a POW/MIA name bracelet. I wore until my soldier came home. I'm from Bremerton, WA and there was a lot of traffic through our town.

Sharon Fahey

YES! The slot promotions haven't changed! To this day the slots are stacked in a lot of MOS's, 6 deep in some.

SunkotaRidgeBaskets

His roughness is so familiar to my Uncle who served in Vietnam, a Marine in a tank that blew fire. I wrote him and he told me that he would be standing talking to a buddy and all of a sudden he was blown away! He came back with language my grandmother definitely did not teach him and it stayed with him! He became Mayor of a small town we are from in WNC and people overlooked his spicy language because he was real! He said called BS, BS. He died in Jan 2018 from Agent Orange! WW I and II was also traumatic to our young soldiers as well and their loss or losses of buddies! Yes! I am a Veteran AF however did not live and see the horrors! That is why I have no use for the indoctrinated protesters who many ,the same age of these soldiers, yet they can’t survive a hang nail. They are clueless of anything regarding respect for this Country and the lives past and present who have served this Country! They are no different than the stupidity of face spitters on our soldiers coming home from Vietnam and those draft dodgers became our psych liberal politicians and teachers who have ruined the education system of this Country! If nothing else IMO we need some Veterans to run an obstacle course and price of for this Country and these protesters arrested and sent to this for 8 weeks of exercise and videos of all military and teaching of our combats and what it cost for Freedom!

Shad R.

This guy is a national treasure. They don't and never will make them like that anymore