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Civil affairs

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Oct 9, 2026

speaker_4NARRATOR
3:39
[upbeat music]
Robert DoQuiVOICE_ACTOR
3:41
Steel, nobody ever called him Conroy, was an Army cook attached to the 52nd Civil Affairs Group, Fort Gordon, Georgia, whenever he wasn't AWOL, which was fairly often.
Robert DoQuiVOICE_ACTOR
3:55
We get into a ticklish area here.
Robert DoQuiVOICE_ACTOR
3:57
Some people will say as soon as you make a generalization about any member of a minority group, that you're stereotyping or worse yet, you're prejudiced.

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speaker_28NARRATOR
48:12
Visit wise.com. Ts and Cs apply.
speaker_29VOICE_ACTOR
48:15
[upbeat music] Attention, Private First Class Smith, a report has been placed on my desk concerning you.
speaker_29VOICE_ACTOR
48:28
The report says, and I quote, "Private First Class Smith, attached to the 52nd Civil Affairs unit of the United States Army, and one of the best equipped and disciplined, I might add."
speaker_9VOICE_ACTOR
48:43
add."Willfully and with malice aforethought absented himself from his unit without official leave on this Monday past, 30 June 1964, to be exact.
Darren TompkinsGUEST
5:06
So it was you either re-up as Military Police or you get out, and I'm like, "I bet I could finagle this some other way." So when we ended up at Fort Jackson, that's what happened.
Darren TompkinsGUEST
5:15
I was able to pick what I wanted out of the reserves and then plan my career, sort of what the next push was, which was being NCO in Civil Affairs, which is a s- special operations unit.
Darren TompkinsGUEST
5:26
Uh, but I knew I always wanted to go to college.
Darren TompkinsGUEST
5:28
I just figured that's the American way.
AshleyGUEST
10:03
And then eventually, I got to a point in the military where I just wanted to start expanding and kind of doing bigger and better things.
AshleyGUEST
10:14
So I decided I wanted to join Special Forces, and I dropped a packet to go to selection for Civil Affairs, which is a branch of Special Forces.
AshleyGUEST
10:25
Um, and I, my packet went through, and I went through the whole selection process, and I did get selected.
AshleyGUEST
10:34
And I was in training for that, um, for, like, the end of my military career, but I never, I never got to the point of completing training because I got medically discharged, um, before I was able to complete my training and, like, get assigned somewhere.
Nicholas IrvingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
68:31
There's a lot of red tape there that ICE is taking care of.
TylerHOST
68:39
A-Hall's going back, said he was driving, couldn't comment, but he said during the surge, I know 12 people that were recalled during the surge, 06-08 at Civil Affairs.
TylerHOST
68:47
Okay.
TylerHOST
68:49
Trent said
Minni ChalanaGUEST
1:32
I also have a U.S. military background.
Minni ChalanaGUEST
1:34
I served in the U.S. Army Reserves for 16 years in the Military Intelligence Command and also Civil Affairs.
Minni ChalanaGUEST
1:41
So that's something that I'm really proud
Nurbanu SomaniHOST
1:43
of.

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