Hosted by Preston Carey and Co-hosted by Ron Carey. Father and son recap events throughout Ron's 69 years of life. We will feature special guests and their stories as well.
Story topics include:
Vietnam, Work, shenanigans, and more.
Ron describes two different missions, one on air boats with the Korean special forces, and one on Coast Guard cutters.
Ron describes a logging accident that led to a long painful experience including multiple surgeries.
Ron describes an event that he photographed in MyLai. He also tells us about photographing boat landings in Vietnam.
Ron describes a difficult photography assignment. He also tells us a story about an operation in Vietnam.
Ron talks about getting established in Siagon including his orientation to photography. He also talks about an interesting helicopter ride, as well as an interesting ride on a PBR.
Ron has a close encounter with shrapnel and a rocket while in Chu Lai as he helps defend against an attack.
After Ron declines the offer to go to A school he goes active duty and is given his orders for deployment.
Ron and Preston discuss a major event in Ron's childhood as well as the purchase of his first property.
In this episode we discuss Ron's life as a child. Including the Carey's Candy Kitchen and a near fatal childhood accident.
Ron and Preston discuss theft and how it impacted Ron's businesses over the years.
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In this episode Ron and Preston discuss the feeling of loosing something important.
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Ron and Preston discuss the biggest tree that Ron ever fell.
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Ron and Preston discuss Rons early experiences in the workforce before going into business for himself.
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Ron and Preston discuss an aerial experience that is sure to captivate you. You may even get a laugh or two out of it.
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