Jocko Podcast 95 w/ Jim Kunkle and Capt. Charlie Plumb

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0:00:00 - Opening 

0:05:09 - Jim Kunkle.  WWII Army Air Forces Fighter Pilot.

0:50:19 - Capt. Charlie Plumb. 

0:59:03 - Jim Kunkle gets shot down.

1:10:52 - Jim's recovery and aftermath.

1:37:51 - Jim and Charlie Link up.

1:46:05 - Additional Thoughts.  Leadership, adversity, and victory.

2:52:001 - Support JockoStore stuff, Origin Brand Apparel, with Jocko White Tea and Psychological Warfare (on iTunes). Extreme Ownership (book), The Discipline Equals Freedom Field Manual. 

3:03:34 - Closing Gratitude.

[bc_cimmerian]

This man fought the Nazis. Real, actual Nazis, head to head. As time marches on, fewer and fewer of these heroes remain. Thank you to Jocko and Echo for giving this man a platform, and preserving his story on video for future generations.

[donjohnson]

Keep the veteran interviews coming. All the content, from all the podcasts, is great but the veteran content is golden and I hate to see it lost. Thank you for sharing these stories!

[num]

"Harry Truman dropped the bomb and ruined a perfectly good war." -Jim Kunkle

Can't get enough of this guy. Awesome character, great sense of humor.

[frankarmstrong]

I absolutely love the way you respect all of these older warriors. So much that today's generation could learn from your fine example. Thank you, Jocko and Echo.

[PawgSlayer]

Great podcast jocko, so important we remeber these stories from the greatest generation. much respect

[VinnyVincenzoYo]

Such an honor to be able to listen and learn from these great men, absolutely amazing setting for this show as well. Thank you for this podcast, Keep gettin' after it.

[connorduffy]

*Sees new Jocko podcast*
***breathes heavily***

[ap__n]

Love hearing from veterans. Keep 'em coming!

[NexusBreeze]

Just... I have no words, Jocko, you are doing such important work here. We truly need to hear more stories from WW2. Would love to hear you read about a German/Japanese/Italian soldiers accounts from WW2, would be powerful to hear from the other side. Much respect from Finland Jocko and EC.

[Tom-seyf]

These podcasts with these old vets are incredible. Very lucky to have an outlet like this to hear these stories, Thanks for this.

[antwannn]

This is simply amazing. The quality of content, quality of audio, the ability to moderate the convo while letting the guests tell their story uninterrupted. Thanks again guys!

[williamthompson]

Its important to hear these stories. My great grandfather was injured in a bombing raid while in England his wife my great grandmother built the flying fortresses she felt it was her duty to build the best so our service men had opportunity to win the war and come home safely. Thank you for allowing me to hear these stories.
A greatful American

[americanmambi]

Jocko, you need to keep reaching out and interviewing these war heroes. In my line of work I have met a lot of them and their stories make me reach within myself for a higher standard. Thank you sir.

[ivjohn]

made the mistake of watching this at 9:55 pm

[johanpappila]

Jim Kunkle is born 1922!!! Is he 95 when they recorded this???
If so...amazing!!!

[tonymarkham]

*breathes deeply
...Good evening Jocko..

[robertpalmer]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. We owe these men a debt that this country will never be able to re-pay. My father served in the U.S.N. Submrerine never spoke about it. Again Jacko, Thank you from the bottom of my heart.MY Family was from Pittsburgh too.

[curtissjanney]

the imagery is amazing . listening to these guys explain their experiences is so important for us all. thanks for getting this together for us

[americanmambi]

Legendary men, all boys should listen to this in school on their history class. Maybe we can raise a new generation of real men and not these soft vegan buttercups.

[cisoperez]

Kim Kimkle and Charlie Plumb, welcome to the team. It's an honor to hear your stories. Just getting after it back in the day.