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Hosted by Will Selber · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Over 70,000 Afghans were killed serving in the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Interior, and the National Directorate of Security. These are their stories. www.gcvfriends.com
Will Selber hosts Stories From My Brothers: Tales of the Afghan Security Forces, a history show with 18 episodes published.
GCV welcomes Jason Howk and LTG Haibitullah Alizai to Stories From My Brothers. We were going to release it under the Voices of the Resistance banner, but we had some audio issues and decided to publish it early before t
In season 1’s finale, GCV’s favorite Neocon, Shay Khatiri, joins the studio, and the two lads discuss Iran, Afghanistan, and even Ukraine. https://www.wsj.com/opinion/saying-dont-isnt-deterrence-but-its-all-kamala-harris
In this episode GCV+F and Ahmad Sayer Daudzai, former Acting Ambassador of Afghanistan in United Arab Emirates discuss the challenges and events post US withdrawal from Afghanistan. Get full access to Grumpy Combat Veter
GCV welcomes John Safi back to the studio. The two lads discuss John’s incredible combat records, delving into some war stories that aren’t for the faint of heart, specifically the epic Battle of COP Keating and his time
In our fourth episode of Voices of the Resistance (a series inside of Stories From My Brothers: Tales of the Afghan Security Forces), GCV brings on his good friend, Jason Howk, the Director of Global Friends of Afghanist
GCV’s good friend, LTG Sami Sadat, returns to discuss his latest book, “The Last Commander: The Once and Future Battle for Afghanistan.” https://x.com/afgunitedfront https://www.afghanistanunitedfront.org/ https://www.am
On 9-11, GCV sits down with Ali Maisam Nazary, Head of Foreign Relations for the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan (NRF), and talks about all things Afghanistan. Who better to talk with than a leader inside the mo
GCV sits down with Major Ahmad Shapoor Nooristani. The two brothers-in-arms discuss Nuristan’s fascinating history and Ahmad’s time in some of Afghanistan’s most elite commando units. Major Nooristani is a proud graduate
GCV+F is proud to roll out a new podcast series inside Tales of the ANSF. Voices of the Resistance will platform all Afghans who are anti-Taliban. Our guest, Shuja Jamal, is the perfect guest to kick start this show. Shu
GCV is delighted to have Momin Marofi, a Colonel in the Afghan National Army, on the show. GCV and Momin worked together closely in Afghanistan. The first half of the show is about Momin’s distinguished career. The secon
GCV’s first official contributor, Colonel Abdul Rahman Rahmani, returns for his second episode. He’ll be a monthly guest on the show. In today’s episode, GCV plays the average American, asking questions while Colonel Rah
In this week’s episode, Beth Bailey joins Will as they talk with LTC Massoud Mosamem, an Afghan National Army Special Operations Corps (ANASOC) logistics officer. LTC Mosamem was a student at Fort Leavenworth when Afghan
This week’s episode asks a crucial question: “What Happened to General Surab Azimi?” Surab, who died three years ago, was posthumously promoted from Lt Col to General by his friends at the Afghan United Front after the T
In this week’s episode, we speak with LTG Haibitullah Alizai, who commanded multiple Afghan National Army corps, including the Special Operations Corps. Like his father, whom Co-Founder Will Selber advised in 2014, Haibi
Naqib Murzada is many things: a son of Afghanistan, a warrior, a West Point graduate, and an American hero. He was the third Afghan to graduate from one of America’s most prestigious universities, going on to graduate fr
In episode 3, we talk with 1Lt Shirzad Sarbaz (ANA). He discusses his training in India and service in one of the most strategically important offices inside Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defense. His journey to the United S
On our second episode of Stories From My Brothers, we speak with Colonel Abdul Rahman Rahmani, a former Afghan Air Force Special Mission Wing helicopter pilot. During the episode, Colonel Rahmani discusses his journey to
For our inaugural episode, I chatted with my brother, Colonel Khial Shinwaray. Colonel Shinwaray was not only one of the Afghan Air Force’s (AAF) elite pilots but also ran their training and doctrine office. A graduate o
Shay Khatiri
MEF Forum
1 appearance on this show
Ahmad Sayer Daudzai
Afghanistan
1 appearance on this show
Jason Howk
Global Friends of Afghanistan
1 appearance on this show
Ali Maisam Nazary
National Resistance Front of Afghanistan
1 appearance on this show
Shuja Jamal
Office of the National Security Council
1 appearance on this show
LTC Massoud Mosamem
Afghan National Army
1 appearance on this show
Naqib Murzada
Afghanistan United Front
1 appearance on this show
1Lt Shirzad Sarbaz
ANA
1 appearance on this show
Abdul Rahman Rahmani
Afghan Air Force
1 appearance on this show
Khial Shinwaray
Afghan Air Force
1 appearance on this show
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