Army Ranger On Injury and Military Transition

[@johnng584]

Hell yea Sir! It always a pleasure coming into the shop and talking jewelry/Army with ya! This is cool to see you grow and transition from military to civi life from a raw, earnest, and profound way.

[@keynotesnsongs2747]

Thanks to Andrew for sharing his story, and Ben for taking the time to put this together ! It’s great to hear experiences from other service members. Looking forward to Ep. 2!! 🔥

[@Benj_Steele]

Thanks for the support brother.

[@briansosacolman5063]

The “I’m the type of person that fills my time to the point where I can’t breathe” that speaks loud with me. Like I can’t stay still and it makes my wife n kids around me stressed out. I wish I could just chill, but I can’t yet. I want to get there.

[@Benj_Steele]

Absolutely, feel this.

[@tannerrozier]

Awesome film, love the cinematography and edit. You've got a gift!

[@Benj_Steele]

Appreciate that brother!

[@chasesam138]

I'm going to West Point in June and have already done 1.5 semesters of Army ROTC. Super interesting to see the different stages of military life.

[@Benj_Steele]

That's awesome. Good luck with everything.

[@talhaslam4657]

This is so freaking well done

[@Benj_Steele]

Thanks Tal. Did my best!

[@mannyfuhbanny]

Wow, dude. You’ve got some real talent. Your passion for film truly comes through in your work. I have a feeling your film will have a positive impact and you are on your way to becoming a great filmmaker. Great job. 🤙

[@Benj_Steele]

Thanks appreciate it! Have to remember that anything with art is a marathon not a sprint. Drew is great though, so he made this video worthwhile!

[@mannyfuhbanny]

Fuck yeah dude, take your time. You’ll look back some day and be so grateful for the journey.

[@jackbernazzani3883]

Awesome job man 🇺🇸🤘🏻

[@Benj_Steele]

Cheers Jack. Appreciate it brother.

[@urielaz2402]

I still don’t get this system of officer coming in to lead a platoon. Why does an officer need having his hand held by the NCO? How can you consider that kid a leader then? why not have officers who used to be NCOs as an officer? Isn’t the difference just being in charge of a larger group, so just like you have managers of different departments in an organization and then you have the COO who’s in charge of all the operations in every department where the COO cannot have less experience than a manager has, so too should be a platoon ran

[@Benj_Steele]

If you've served in the military then you would understand that it absolutely works. Also, many corporations are ran by people who are younger with less experience.