Episode description
In this episode of the Radio Resistance Podcast, we're joined by U.S. Army Veteran Ed Grondin who shares his insights on the controversial withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan under President Biden, and the subsequent after-action reports that were referred to as political whitewashing by many.
Ed provides a unique perspective on the decision to evacuate Afghanistan in 2021 and the efforts to shift blame to the Trump administration.
You don't want to miss this candid discussion on the current state of affairs.
Ed served in the U.S. Army between 1994 and 2015. During that time, he served in the 2nd Ranger Bn, 1st Special Forces group as well as a number of other army units. He started his career as an infantryman. During this time, he served as a machine gunner, sniper, scout, mortarman and many other positions.
He transitioned from infantry to military intelligence and served as a signals intelligence (SIGINT) analyst. He served as a Special Operation Team Alpha or SOT-A and later served as an instructor.
Although not having served, Ed was actively involved in the fight in Afghanistan as a SIGINT analyst.