Captain America was on my flight last night from LA-STL. I wanted to give him a thumbs up for his acting in GK but I didnt want to bother the guy….

2:02

No charms no cans of peaches or perfumed mail or jelly donuts😊

If he can't inspire you then who could??😊

Not Audie Murphy Captain America for sure 😊😊

Mentally unstable or chemically imbalanced

Imagine buying your first car and then have the US Government pop it full of holes. Might be gangster as f though. Cruising down Woodward Ave in Detroit saying the Marines popped rounds in the car.

SLs in squad be like

In todays day if an officer tried being un professional acting like Captain America that person would get court martialed immediately.

Bro would be a menace at videogames

3:53 Captain America had a bad day, he in fact, had to use his AK.

The jackass probably saw Band of Brothers when it came out while he was at West Point. He saw himself as the modern, USMC-brand Winters, but became he never bothered to figure out what made Winters a good officer, he ended up as fucking Foxhole Norman

This is my brother to a T!! Legit him in real life and games... and hes a nuclear engineer/AI coder... scary i know.

In fact, it can be seen that this guy is very good at fighting. The terrorists ambush him without giving them any chance, but he is not suitable for leading the reconnaissance force

2000s tv was something else. shakespeares in every writting department

Correct me if I'm wrong. That bridge scene, where he's carrying a load of AK's, those are weapons he just picked up from the dead Iraqis, not? And he throws them into the river like a good mother getting rid of dangerous toys. If that's what was happening, shows you Captain America learned his lesson about any 'cool AKs.'

The utter shock on Ficks face at the end at what he's hearing is priceless.

I would never pick up a gun on the battlefield you never know if it's a booby trap or not

“Can you believe that retard is in charge of people?” Lmaooo yes Ray, yes I can lmao

Some things have to be seen to be believed. Served many moons ago C Co, 1st Ranger Battalion 81-83, some of our platoon leaders couldn’t lead their way out of a paper bag.

The accuracy tho

Over dramatic former logistics officer

The disbelief in "He's got his fucking bayonet out..... Doing his Rambo."

is he wearing his kevlar backwards?

Worked for JO in the USN we less than reverently referred as 'stainless steel Stevie'

This man makes Foxhole Norman look like Captain Ronald Spiers.

Your moustache hairs are out of regulation!

Im no hardass in any way but i would never go to war under such a man.

"Dedicated to the brave men and women who had to put up with Captain America freaking out on their comms."

boi just wanted his AK🥺

Well well well

4:27 I am not a military man, so I had to look this scene up. Apparently, Charms were basically a hard candy that, for some reasons, became an omen for bad luck in the Marine Corps. It got so bad the DoD eventually had to phase out the candies from MRE’s, because so many Marines were just throwing them away and wasting them.

One of my favourite scenes involving Captain America was the one where one of his Humvees made it over a bridge into a town before the bridge was blocked. He's freaking out on the radio, calling for support, screaming that's he's got men dying in there, when the Battalion Executive Officer, Major ?, shows up. He calmly shuts off Captain America's radio and then proceeds to fix the situation.

“They could be coming from all sides. They could be coming from all SIDES!” Shut up about the sun. Shut UP, about the SUN!

Jesus, Nate, you’re alive!

They could be coming from all sides, they could be coming from all sides!!!

Theres a rule in war. If you didnt drop it, dont pick it up. Anything can have a bomb tied to it.

Captain America, I’d follow him anywhere in battle

For all his idiocy, he was right to be nervous about the airfield assault with no intel. That was a reckless move by Godfather

at 1:16 His voice is a bit difficult to understand but he says: "There are lot of strangers that are not from our village, they come here to kill you man, they want to slaughter you man"

I love how all the other marines just shake their heads in disbelief that he's in charge XD

Мое любимое - сцена со словами: "И пошел дебил в штыковую атаку..." XDD

He wasn’t as bad as Encino Man.

Everybody in these comments saying “awww, I feel bad for him though” is fucking ridiculous. The guy ran around harassing innocent villagers and causing unnecessary destruction in an already pointless and destructive war. Dude was an asshole, straight up, at some point someone has to be accountable for their actions.

3:25 Even Wright is laughing at his behavior lol. The guy who at first was flinching every time he heard a gunshot has more guts than the Platoon Commander

He will integrate just fine into civil society when he gets home

I am not in the army, and my situations was no where near as dangerous as being in the military. However I was kinda in a similar situation as captain America. It’s suggested in the book and the show that Cpt. America was never meant to be in combat. But for some reason his superiors moved him from a logistics office job to a high ranking position in combat. So the guy was basically put in a situation he never asked for or was fully prepared for. I went through a similar situation, and just like Cpt. America, I was humiliated. I was hired to be an assistant at a TV Network. It’s a high pressure job. But I’ve don’t it before and I’d done it well. On my first day there, they suddenly told me I’d be the technical director of the show. They probably did this so that they didn’t have to pay more for an experienced director. This was a wonderful opportunity, but I had no experience or prior training. For those of you who don’t know, this is kinda like promoting a cashier to the position of district manager. Or a private to general. I was very stressed and didn’t know what I was doing. I tried to be confident and in the end I just looked like a fool. I quit and found another job I was more prepared for. I was able to leave. Cpt. America had it worse because his situation was more dangerous and obviously inescapable. I hope he’s better today.

I’m not in the military. I work as an officer in the US Merchant Marine (civilian cargo ships). And I can honestly say I’ve seen plenty of officers above and below me who are not effective or professional leaders. There is a big difference between getting the required education to lead, and actually being able to do it in practice.

🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ Just how the hell did he become a commander with that behavior.

Dropped a Gem 💎 on them in the end.