Focused and super disciplined. i thought maybe i m not a loser. brian: we need to impact kids lives in challenging home situations. that s what your program does. did that do the same thing for you, by the way? yes, it did. i think i was 12 or 13 years old when i went into this japanese gentlemane japanese jujitsu school. i was kind of beating everybody in the room and i lost and i screamed this bad word. we all get lined up and i bet berated by the martial arts instructor. as soon as i said it i got cracked in the side of the lead. i look over at my dad, are you
Focused and super disciplined. i thought maybe i m not a loser. brian: we need to impact kids lives in challenging home situations. that s what your program does. did that do the same thing for you, by the way? yes, it did. i think i was 12 or 13 years old when i went into this japanese jew jit gentlemane japanese u school. i was kind of beating everybody in the room and i lost and i screamed this bad word. we all get lined up and i bet berated by the martial arts instructor. as soon as i said it i got cracked in the side of the lead. i look over at my dad, are you going to come over here and show
What we needed to do in this particular case. what detectives call getting to know you, doesn t seem feel quite so friendly when you are a potential murder suspect. i was under the impression, before they talked to me, that they were so convinced i did this, that they had stopped at the sheriff s department and told them to prepare to book me. you are in the crosshairs? i m in the crosshairs. how did that conversation go? they came up and asked a lot of questions. before they ever met chad, detectives had already learned something important, that the misconduct allegations against him had been thoroughly investigated by local law enforcement, and found to be completely baseless. but, the detectives also knew a false allegation can still be a very good motive for murder. that is one of the worst things that a teacher, or instructor can do to a kid under his or her to tutelage or control? yes. and it s also one of the worst things to be accused of if you didn t do it? that was probably the scariest thing that had ever happened to me in my life. i had been to war, a lot of things happen in combat, i had never in my life been that scared. scared, and he admitted angry.
Focused and super disciplined. i thought maybe i m not a loser. brian: we need to impact kids lives in challenging home situations. that s what your program does. did that do the same thing for you, by the way? yes, it did. i think i was 12 or 13 years old when i went into this japanese jew jit gentlemane japanese u school. i was kind of beating everybody in the room and i lost and i screamed this bad word. we all get lined up and i bet berated by the martial arts instructor. as soon as i said it i got cracked in the side of the lead. i look over at my dad, are you going to come over here and show
When i was about 19 and i was living near hampton court bridge, a german aircraft came over and lobbed out a bomb and it landed on the other side of the road to me. it was a good job it was a light bomb because being a heavy one, i shouldn t be here talking to you this afternoon. well, if i had an incentive tojoin the airforce, that would ve been given greater emphasis and i thought, i must go out and join the air force and you never know, i might be able to catch up with this chap, but of course, i never did. and as you ve been an instructor, i take it you would
I saw this rather elderly navigator with a canada flash on his shoulder. he must ve been all of 28, so he was quite an old man. have you crewed up with anybody? nope, he said. so i said, what s your experience? and he said to me, well, i ve been an instructor a navigation instructor at prince edward island . so, i said to him, you ve found yourself a pilot . and i think we made a very good team. he was, without question, the very, very best navigator on the squadron. and i was incredibly lucky to have had him as my navigator. archive: taking over on the tarmac,
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Know, i might be able to catch up with this chap, but of course, i never did. and as you ve been an instructor, i take it you would like to go on instructing? and i ratherfoolishly said, no, sir. i want to get to grips with the enemy. very quite unaware that the enemy only too happy to get to grips with me! anyway, i was then sent to a night fighter training school because i wanted to become a night fighter. and one day, somebody came from don bennett s pathfinder group. he came across and said, if there s anybody here with 1000 flying hours, i would like to recruit them
Living near hampton court bridge. a german aircraft came over and lobbed out a bomb and it landed on the other side of the road to me. it was a good job it was a light bomb because being a heavy one, i shouldn t being a heavy one, i shouldn t be here talking to you this afternoon. well, if we were if i had an incentive tojoin the airforce, but if i had an incentive tojoin the air force, but was given the air force, but was given the grace of emphasis and i thought i must go out and join the airforce thought i must go out and join the air force and you never know, i might be able to catch up know, i might be able to catch up with this chap, of course i never did. and as you ve been an instructor, i take it you would like to go on instructing? and i ratherfoolishly
Well, if i had an incentive tojoin the airforce, that would ve been given greater emphasis, and i thought, i must go out and join the air force and you never know, i might be able to catch up with this chap, but of course, i never did. and as you ve been an instructor, i take it you would like to go on instructing? and i ratherfoolishly said, no, sir. i want to get to grips with the enemy. and chuckles. very quite unaware that the enemy only too happy to get to grips with me! anyway, i was then sent to a night fighter training school because i wanted to become a night fighter.