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Craig Morgan recounts a training moment with South Korean Rangers during ranger school, describing a live chicken encountered on the run.
Morgan notes his long military service, including time in the 101st and 82nd Airborne and later Army Reserves.
The interview portion appears on the Dumb Blonde Podcast and was released recently before being highlighted by OutKick.
Morgan describes the moment of biting the chicken as part of the ranger training experience in Korea.
The piece links South Korea’s military strength to the context of U.S.-Korea alliance in potential future conflicts.
The article frames Morgan as more than a musician, stressing his veteran status and ongoing service in the Army Reserves.
OutKick positions the anecdote within a broader look at Morgan's public persona and history.
The piece cites the video as a reference point, directing readers to view comments around the 14:45 mark.
The report emphasizes the context of ranger school and the Korean training environment.

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Craig Morgan spoke about the 2016 death of his son Jerry and the lasting impact on his family.
Morgan said his family must ‘live with the suck for the rest of our lives’.
He described stopping the search for justification and accepting the tragedy.
Morgan noted his faith remains intact despite hard days.
The interview mentions a memorial scholarship in Jerry’s name to help athletes.
Jerry was a standout athlete and died in a tubing accident on Kentucky Lake in 2016.
Morgan released the song ‘The Father, My Son and the Holy Ghost’ after Jerry’s death.
The family buries Jerry on their Tennessee property near a family chapel.
Morgan described how Jerry’s memory is included in daily life and holidays.
The piece notes Jerry’s role as a star athlete and the family’s ongoing tribute.

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