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Constant Combat
This veteran-led podcast highlights the experiences of Weapons Company, 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines, starting with their harrowing 2004 deployment to Ramadi; a 9 month combat tour which resulted in the highest casualties in a single deployment - a deployment that most Americans have never heard about. Through candid conversations surrounding these events, the series also explores earlier experiences that shaped the Marines, emphasizing their grit, humor, and humanity while aiming to honor their stories authentically.
Constant Combat
Latest Episodes
Outrunning the Devil - Josh Prior (part 2 of 2)
In Part 2, Josh Prior takes us from a heavy raid and a shocking weapons haul to the moment an IED turns a normal drive into burns, blackout, and pure instinct. We talk through the hard parts people rarely document: who gets recognized, what nev...
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Outrunning the Devil - Josh Prior (part 1 of 2)
This story comes from Josh Prior, of Headquarters Platoon, and traces his path from a chaotic teenage life to the Marine Corps, then into the first, improvised months of combat in Ramadi. He walks us through convoy shocks, armory life, and the ...
A Giant on the Hood - James Hardin (part 3 of 3)
Part 3 with Jimmy Hardin goes through the small decisions that kept people alive and the moments that still feel impossible to forget. A weapons cache is supposed to be a victory lap, but what happens when you know those same rifles could be po...
A Giant on the Hood - James Hardin (part 2 of 3)
Part 2 with James Hardin walks back through Ramadi memories, from losing Geoff Morris to the days when the city’s mood shifted and everything escalated fast. We also talk honestly about the media, daily life on the COP, and what it feels like t...
A Giant on the Hood - James Hardin (part 1 of 3)
This time we have James Hardin from MAP 2 to trace how a Weapons Company platoon goes from thin-skin Humvees and peacetime nonsense to Ramadi improvisation and hard-earned competence. We swap the stories that still stick, from peace time frustr...
Fan Mail
i am savage mom and felix called me yesterday to tell me what he would be talking about. Thank you for sharing the stories. i love my Marine sons weapons co so much. They have gave somuch love and support to me and my family. They are my famiky not by blood born but by blood shed.
Cookeville, Tennessee