From being the first to infiltrate hacking groups to going undercover in an Al Qaeda cell, Terry Rankhorn’s career shaped some of the FBI’s most critical moments in modern history. As a Supervisory Special Agent, he led covert entry teams across cyber, physical, and electronic access on some of the government’s most classified missions.

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Chapters:

00:00:00 Intro, Undercover Ops & High-Stakes Hacking

00:06:00 From Rural Tennessee to FBI Legend

00:12:00 Tales from a Misfit Childhood

00:18:00 Mischief, Pranks, and Ethical Awakening

00:24:00 Why He Chose the Navy

00:30:00 Boot Camp Culture Shock & Mental Reset

00:36:00 Submarine School and Life Underwater

00:42:00 USS Honolulu: Elite Culture & Leadership

00:48:00 Commander's Intent & Periscope Pride

00:54:00 Deployments, Sacrifices & Camaraderie

01:00:00 Transition to Civilian Life & Reverse Engineering

01:06:00 Rediscovering the FBI Dream

01:12:00 FBI Application, Testing & Getting In

01:18:00 New Agent Training: Pain, Tests & Brotherhood

01:24:00 Injuries, Graduation & Swearing In

01:30:00 Meeting Amanda & Shared Military Background

01:36:00 Military Veterans in the FBI Today

01:42:00 Quantico's Legacy & FBI Academy History

01:48:00 Culture Clash in Training Styles

01:54:00 Reflections on Achievement & Fulfillment

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