Episode 0059 - Mary Howe
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Episode 0059 - Mary Howe
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"That was the first time I saw anti-aircraft artillery getting shot up at us."
With a legendary military family history going back to the Revolution, it's almost as if Air Force veteran, nurse, and writer, Ms. Mary Howe, was genetically predisposed to service. She tells us about choosing enlistment over college, the extensive training pipeline to become an AC-130 gunner, her multiple deployments, and the one mission that convinced her to leave the Air Force.
We also discuss some of the difficulties she faced once back in the civilian sector, finding her nursing niche, reconnecting with her faith, and why her writing is an important outlet for her in moving forward.
Plus, getting dropped in the Gulf of America from 500 feet, staring out of a window for 12 hours straight, the invincibility of youth, and more! An episode so fun we had to record it twice!
In the Free Fire Area, we discuss how our senses can be so powerful in triggering past experiences.
Theme song by The Mountain via Pixabay.
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