Forged in Fire: Will Willis' Journey and Insights

Will Willis, a former Army Ranger and Air Force pararescueman, shares his journey and the importance of attention to detail learned in Special Operations. He discusses the challenges faced by participants in the show 'Forged in Fire', highlighting the craftsmanship involved in blade making. The show inspires others to pursue craftsmanship, despite safety concerns that arise during the process.

What motivated Will Willis to join the military?

• A desire for a stable career

• A passion for technology

• A need for financial security

• A wish to honor his family and seek adventure

Which branch of the military did Will Willis join after the Army Rangers?

• Marines

• Coast Guard

• Air Force

• Navy

What is the key piece of advice that Will Willis emphasizes?

• Always be prepared

• Details Matter

• Stay focused

• Never give up

In 'Forged in Fire', what materials are contestants restricted to using for handles?

• Metal

• Plastic

• Wood

• Animal materials

What is removed from the forge in the show to increase the challenge?

• Anvils

• Hammers

• Tongs

• Bellows

What aspect of the show 'Forged in Fire' does Will Willis find most enjoyable?

• The drama

• The prizes

• The craftsmanship

• The competition

What does Will Willis find impressive about the smiths on the show?

• Their creativity

• Their strength

• Their speed

• Their precision and dedication

What is a major concern for Will Willis during the blade-making process?

• The quality of the blade

• The safety of the participants

• The time taken

• The cost of materials

What does Will Willis hope to inspire in others through the show?

• A desire for fame

• A pursuit of craftsmanship

• An interest in military careers

• A love for television

What safety equipment is Jason missing during the blade-making process?

• Glove

• Helmet

• Apron

• Goggles