Major James Capers, welcome to the show.

Good afternoon. It's good to be here.

It's good to have. It's an honor to have you here.

Thank you.

So you popped up on our radar, I think about a couple weeks ago.

And, man, I just want to say, I think, I mean, it isn't a real honor to have you here.

They're the first Vietnam veteran to be on the show.

And that's something that I've been really looking forward to getting somebody on the show that's served in that war.

And to have you here is just, I'm over the moon about it.

I'm, it's such an honor to have you here.

We haven't documented this war at all yet.

And so, so this is something that I've been real excited about.

And so thank you for making the trip it's good

to be here so I want to get right into it so I want to do a life story on you and from what I understand

there's a really good possibility that your silver star might be getting upgraded to Medal of Honor

and I hope this gets to the right people to make that happen.

I just want to put that out right up front.

So everybody listening understands, you know, how important this interview is.

And we want to be a part of making that happen and documenting your life story. So everybody starts off with

a introduction. So here we go. Major James Capers, you are a retired United States Marine Corps

officer and true American hero. You're a pioneer in reconnaissance,

training, tactics, and recognized for your legendary career that overcame obstacles and broke

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