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#291 REWIND | Tu Lam | Rōnin Tactics | Leadership Discussion with former SOF Warrior (Original Broadcast May 11, 2020)
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REWIND | Tu Lam | Rōnin Tactics | Leadership Discussion with former SOF Warrior (Original Broadcast May 11, 2020)
Tune in as Tu Lam of Rōnin Tactics talks of his origins up until he becomes a lead character in the online Call of Duty Game Modern Warfare.
Tu Lam is a career special forces operator, serving as a Green Beret and in the U.S. Army’s most elite unit. Tus has recently been seen as a character in the new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. We touch on a ton of great topics…. Watch and listen in…
About Rōnin Tactics: Rōnin Tactics leverages former Special Operations veterans that are exceptionally qualified in Marksmanship, Direct Action, Personnel Recovery, Security, Executive Protection, Reconnaissance, Trauma Medicine and other Special Operations capabilities. Our driven instructors continue to push for the next evolution in weapons handling and tactics as well as providing the experience needed to seek out and develop equipment for the modern tactical industry.
Make sure to check out Jason on IG @drjasonpiccolo
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