#294 Pete Blaber - Part 2: Delta Force Commander on Pablo Escobar, Takur Ghar, and Pat Tillman
This episode centers on the tragic friendly fire death of Pat Tillman, a former NFL player turned U.S. Army Ranger, in Afghanistan in 2004, and the subsequent cover-up by the U.S. military. The guest, a former Delta Force commander and Ranger battalion officer, recounts his involvement
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