Jason Pak, Afghanistan Veteran (Full Interview)

Captain Jason Pak graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 2011, proceeding to both Airborne and Ranger schools. In October 2012 he was deployed to Panjwai, Afghanistan as a Company Fire Support Officer, where he was eventually promoted to First Lieutenant. On December 12, 2012, he was seriously wounded by an IED while leading a patrol on foot. Jason talks about his experience and his story of recovery, proving to be an inspiration for veterans and civilians alike.
Recorded on April 8, 2015.
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[@andrewwebb-trezzi2422]

Can tell he’s very proud of his family and his military service. Thank you

[@matthewmillet3807]

His unit replaced our unit in Panjwai, and remember the explosion at the ammo point. hate to hear about his injury but inspired by his resilience and willingness to share! Keep up the excellent work, Sir!

[@leilaan9344]

Thank you Jason!!!

[@datmanbrooksiehd875]

He makes me proud to be an American.

[@toddenglert4815]

Pretty awesome young man glad to call you a true American

[@joecapesius2887]

Great interview. Greg Corumbos sets the standard for interviewing veterans. Goes to show how much better a career journalist who is prepared and asks good questions is. Thank you for preserving the sacrifice that true hero’s like LT Pak have made. Best of luck LT Pak, love your positive energy.

[@ThePponu]

Tough man.
Positive roll model.

[@Worstpersonsingular]

True American hero

[@bobbywalsh5538]

Yea they use kids and women

[@tamelamcghee1458]

A true and noble hero. A thank you for serving could never be enough. What a wonderful and inspirational leader

[@lander8502]

God bless Jason and your family. Deeply appreciate your leadership!

[@yatoayo6412]

amazing story and wonderful attitude thank you Cpt. Pak

[@Fmr.PBABowlerJoeJenkinsII]

A man's man. Thank you for your sacrifice and service, Sir.

[@beccab7522]

You're an inspiration to anyone with minor to major life injuries or set-backs. And anyone who has a pity-party day over something trivial. Thank you for your service, your sacrifices, your dedication and care for your team. And a big thank you for sharing your experiences and spreading your positive optimistic outlook with us!

[@burtthebeast4239]

Thank you Sir, God bless you all...

[@burnssy112]

That Travis Mills story was so wholesome

[@thevet2009]

Salute

[@frankhinkle5772]

Welcome home Mr. Pak, welcome home. And thanks for taking such good care of our troops.

[@kirkbrown8189]

What humility, selflessness, decency and such a positive person. Complete respect. It must have been an honour to have served alongside you. A big salute from the UK.

[@Brokk7777]

What a guy, big respect from Sweden

[@raphaeleymann]

Why is he pausing and re-introducing every 5 minutes?

[@tklube308]

This is actually a radio show.

[@harrywalker1621]

The best good start to my day

[@monirep5359]

😍😍😍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@jeffn.918]

Just when I thought the inevitable breaks were bad, we cough up a hairball?