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#7--Everett Kozlowski
Manage episode 433323545 series 2865126
In this episode, we discuss the following topics.
*What a combat engineer platoon does as part of a battalion landing team
*What it was like joining BLT 1/8
*Building trust between Everett’s platoon and BLT 1/8
*Everett’s advice to platoon commanders looking to build trust between units
*His platoon’s training plan for the 24th MEU workup
*Responding to complaints from Marines about a high-tempo schedule
*The platoon’s experiences on the 24th MEU prior to heading to HKIA
*When the possibility of deploying to HKIA first came on Everett’s radar
*His reaction and his Marines’ reactions to learning they would go to HKIA
*Being labeled “the lead combat engineer for HKIA”
*The tough decision to leave Marines behind on ship
*The value of crossing training
*The first few days on the ground at HKIA
*Reactions to the news that the Taliban would cooperate with the Coalition
*Working at Abbey, East, and North Gates
*The last phase of the withdrawal
*Creativity and problem-solving at HKIA
*Radio communications during the NEO
*Everett’s advice for lieutenants who may find themselves in situations like at HKIA
*The training he received at Marine Corps Engineer School
*Enemy contact at HKIA
*Dismantling several of HKIA’s guard towers
*Command and control at HKIA
*Maneuver warfare concepts applied at HKIA
*What Everett was doing the day of the Abbey Gate Bombing
*Talking to his platoon about the Marine losses at HKIA
*What Everett observed in his Marines after the NEO
*Returning to Camp Lejeune
*Everett’s advice on talking to people who have experienced a mission as harrowing as HKIA
*The value of professional reading
*The role and value of mental health checks and mental health services
*The role of cell phones at HKIA
*Cleaning up various parts of HKIA
*The role of discipline
*The most frustrating and rewarding aspects of the HKIA mission
*Everett’s pride in the performance of his Marines
*The most challenging decision he made at HKIA
*Where Everett excelled as a commander and decision-maker and where he could have done better
*The lessons he took away from HKIA, particularly as they apply to FD 2030 and the future Marine Corps
*The role and value of decision games to train and educate Marines for missions like HKIA
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Manage episode 433323545 series 2865126
In this episode, we discuss the following topics.
*What a combat engineer platoon does as part of a battalion landing team
*What it was like joining BLT 1/8
*Building trust between Everett’s platoon and BLT 1/8
*Everett’s advice to platoon commanders looking to build trust between units
*His platoon’s training plan for the 24th MEU workup
*Responding to complaints from Marines about a high-tempo schedule
*The platoon’s experiences on the 24th MEU prior to heading to HKIA
*When the possibility of deploying to HKIA first came on Everett’s radar
*His reaction and his Marines’ reactions to learning they would go to HKIA
*Being labeled “the lead combat engineer for HKIA”
*The tough decision to leave Marines behind on ship
*The value of crossing training
*The first few days on the ground at HKIA
*Reactions to the news that the Taliban would cooperate with the Coalition
*Working at Abbey, East, and North Gates
*The last phase of the withdrawal
*Creativity and problem-solving at HKIA
*Radio communications during the NEO
*Everett’s advice for lieutenants who may find themselves in situations like at HKIA
*The training he received at Marine Corps Engineer School
*Enemy contact at HKIA
*Dismantling several of HKIA’s guard towers
*Command and control at HKIA
*Maneuver warfare concepts applied at HKIA
*What Everett was doing the day of the Abbey Gate Bombing
*Talking to his platoon about the Marine losses at HKIA
*What Everett observed in his Marines after the NEO
*Returning to Camp Lejeune
*Everett’s advice on talking to people who have experienced a mission as harrowing as HKIA
*The value of professional reading
*The role and value of mental health checks and mental health services
*The role of cell phones at HKIA
*Cleaning up various parts of HKIA
*The role of discipline
*The most frustrating and rewarding aspects of the HKIA mission
*Everett’s pride in the performance of his Marines
*The most challenging decision he made at HKIA
*Where Everett excelled as a commander and decision-maker and where he could have done better
*The lessons he took away from HKIA, particularly as they apply to FD 2030 and the future Marine Corps
*The role and value of decision games to train and educate Marines for missions like HKIA
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/damien-oconnell/support71 حلقات
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