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PSYWAR: Profiles are special episodes where we take an in depth look at interesting individuals or groups that make up the Psychological Operations Regiment. In this episode we highlight former Artillery Branch Soldiers who transitioned to Psychological Operations. Send us questions or feedback at 8thpogpao@socom.mil or on our IG account @8thpsyopgroup.
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In this episode we do something a little different and explore the use of Psychological Warfare in a recent historical conflict. Our guest, CW4 Heeg from the Special Forces Regiment, has researched this topic extensively. With him we discover how essentially one man was able to use PSYWAR techniq…
Check out this episode where we interview a former Military Intelligence Officer and NCO who joined the PSYOP Regiment. If you are an MI Soldier and considering a change this episode is for you. Follow us @8thPSYOPgroup on IG and send us feedback at 8thpogpao@socom.mil.
Join us as we discuss Civil Authority Information Support (CAIS) and how PSYOP Soldiers play a critical role protecting people from natural disasters and other catastrophes. Send us feedback, ideas for new episodes, or to request information about joining the Regiment to 8thpogpao@socom.mil and fo…
Explore how PSYOP is used to fight terrorists around the globe in this weeks episode. From Asia to the Middle East, PSYOP Soldiers discuss their experiences and the impact they've had on our security at home. Follow us on FB and IG @8thPSYOPgroup.
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