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trylifemd.com. That's t-R-Y-L-F-E-M-D.com. Good evening. Welcome to Sogcast number 51.

My name is John Stryker-Meyer. I'll be your host tonight. And this is a unique

sodcast for us. We're taking a show on the road, courtesy of Jocko Willink Productions.

We thank you Jocka for making this possible. And today we are in Las Vegas for the 48th Special Operations Association reunion.

And that gives us an opportunity to interview some of our SOG veterans with unique stories.

And today as our first honored guest for this presentation, I had the pleasure of introducing John

Trantana. And the key reason here is that during the history of SOG there were five combat halo jumps and

John was on a second one and we're here to talk about that his history of course

and of course on a very personal note he was also a member of R.T. Idaho John welcome to

the show. Well thank you very much again I apologize for my mental slip up there, sir.

The name actually is Italian.

It comes from Tarantella is the dance.

Of course.

It's called Spider Dance.

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