#317 Johnnie Clark - Surviving One of the Deadliest Jobs During the Vietnam War
Johnny Clark, a Vietnam War veteran and Marine Corps machine gunner, shares his harrowing combat experiences, spiritual transformation, and the miraculous journey of his memoir Guns Up, which was rejected for years before becoming a staple in Marine Corps training. His story is one of s
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