BRCC Presents: Jeremiah Workman

[@BrentGriggs]

As a person who never served, I just want to say thank you to all of you who have. Thank you for the freedoms I have and my children will have. I only wish our politicians would do right by all of your service.

[@joeyd7728]

I second that. Thank you and God bless you all🙏🏼

[@annagarner1280]

Well said amen thank you one and all ...semper Fi

[@briancooper2112]

🇺🇲🫡

[@verdonix1976]

You wrote it perfectly so I won’t try to add to it. Thank you 🙏

[@Gurowho]

Brainwashed yankee

[@Swift-Pours]

Wanna be humbled? Want to have a sense of patriotism, pride, gratefulness, and some real sh**? Watch these stories and LISTEN. You'll be grateful you got out of bed EVERY. DAY. Thank you. Thank you BRCC

[@marc2638]

Signing up and serving will do the same thing 😂😂😂 instead of watching it and listening to other peoples stories let them be of encouragement for you and sign up and do what these dudes did, don’t watch it actually do it!!!! That’s where respect and honor comes from,,, doing something even when you don’t have to when others won’t that’s courage and honor. Being a veteran myself I absolutely agree and support a not 2 year draft enlistment but 3 years. Especially these days where young boys aren’t growing up to be mature men who carry themselves with respect and honor and dignity and have a solid base or ethics and morals all the things that military service especially the marines and the army help develop in people who do end up serving. We need now more than ever a draft, where parents have failed their kids not teaching them respect, boundaries, integrity, honor, telling the truth the military will put in place these things that were not taught by parents and form not only warriors but men!!! I served 9 years as airborne infantry and I used to love to see dudes who were serving but don’t want to be there because they were forced one way or another to sign up and in that and in them I saw the change that was forced on them to change 😂😂😂 they fought the change but they turned out better for it, they were better human beings that change made a difference. We need that today more than ever, look at the average male age 35 and younger 😂😂😂😂😂😂 what a joke 😂😂😂 you people ain’t men, you’re entitled, selfish, weak, narrow minded individuals that have absolutely no purpose or mission. The amount of crying and bitching I see from this group this generation is ridiculous and astronomical I can’t even believe half the time just how much they bitch and bitch about shit they can change if they wanted to 😂😂😂😂😂 weak!!!! All weak!!!! Personally I have zero respect for this generation

[@marc2638]

Signing up and serving will do the same thing 😂😂😂 instead of watching it and listening to other peoples stories let them be of encouragement for you and sign up and do what these dudes did, don’t watch it actually do it!!!! That’s where respect and honor comes from,,, doing something even when you don’t have to when others won’t that’s courage and honor. Being a veteran myself I absolutely agree and support a not 2 year draft enlistment but 3 years. Especially these days where young boys aren’t growing up to be mature men who carry themselves with respect and honor and dignity and have a solid base or ethics and morals all the things that military service especially the marines and the army help develop in people who do end up serving. We need now more than ever a draft, where parents have failed their kids not teaching them respect, boundaries, integrity, honor, telling the truth the military will put in place these things that were not taught by parents and form not only warriors but men!!! I served 9 years as airborne infantry and I used to love to see dudes who were serving but don’t want to be there because they were forced one way or another to sign up and in that and in them I saw the change that was forced on them to change 😂😂😂 they fought the change but they turned out better for it, they were better human beings that change made a difference. We need that today more than ever, look at the average male age 35 and younger 😂😂😂😂😂😂 what a joke 😂😂😂 you people ain’t men, you’re entitled, selfish, weak, narrow minded individuals that have absolutely no purpose or mission. The amount of crying and bitching I see from this group this generation is ridiculous and astronomical I can’t even believe half the time just how much they bitch and bitch about shit they can change if they wanted to 😂😂😂😂😂 weak!!!! All weak!!!! Personally I have zero respect for this generation

[@MrMarq22]

I was in boot camp Alpha company and saw the ceremony going on and our drill instructors resold us the story of what happened and made us understand the magnitude of what we just witnessed. And I have remembered it ever since. I never thought I would hear it this way.

[@EricTheSwede]

I love these videos so, so much. Veteran's voices are important, and thank you BRCC for bringing them to us with such quality production.

[@JamesDenison-j6y]

These stories are hard to tell, but they help other veterans to know that they are not alone in their struggle. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@Tinman-1]

Thank you so much to the fire men that gave their lives to save and help people that awful day.

[@seanpelnick6908]

They will always be remembered, thank you for your service!

[@cbgny23]

Fallujah Marine here - this film should be shown in theaters and on national TV before the fucking Super Bowl - outstanding.

[@Wofski]

God Bless you Sgt. Workman! You are an inspiration to many! May your three Marines continue to RIP... Semper Fidelis.

[@jiemaixu]

Thank you, BRCC, for bringing us these stories. They need to be told. And thank you, Mr. Workman, for telling your story. Semper Fi!

[@slayer04031974]

Thank you for this beautiful story. God bless all who have served 🙏

[@308mate]

Thank you BRCC for bringing us these stories and an even bigger thank you to every person that served

[@zephyr1408]

What an honor to hear your story Sir. And a great honor to hear their names ! Thank you for your service !

[@417jumps3]

R.I.P. Warriors and thank you Sgt. Workman.

[@sxhwill6786]

I’m a combat engineer attached to 3/5 India. GET SOME. Hands down we all go out and get it during our fexs to 29 up to Bridgeport. Respect. Thank you for your service

[@BuntaFujiwara713]

The stories of Fallujah I’ll always be unmatched! Hearing the POV of each individual is just amazing!

[@JAYDEEE3-t3f]

Good to see you brother, your son will make you proud. OORAH! ❤️🇺🇸

[@kblo7619]

All of you guys are men of men’s. May your legacy live forever in the heart of valor!

[@ClaytonIanPerry]

God Bless you ...THANK YOU for keep them here with us through your story....

[@stewartbrown782]

Beautifully done. Keep telling these stories please - it puts so much into perspective for those of us that continue wrestle with our service and the sacrifices of our fallen brothers.

[@jasonburrows5840]

You guys do such an amazing job at telling these stories and giving a voice to the voiceless...these need to live forever so others don't forget the sacrifice that so many have gone through...from those no longer with us and those who still carry the scars of war

[@minuteman2547]

Desert storm/sheild and late party exit. I knew even then this was far from over. Bless you young brothers in arms that kept the spear pointed forward.

[@wtranger9649]

These are so appreciated and it's not lost on me that most of these docs are likely not monetized. These stories need to be told.

[@mren5750]

This channel is doing amazing working honoring those who have served. Thank you for telling these stories. They are so important.

[@jwf80]

Thanks BRCC for getting this out and honoring these men in such a beautiful way. This man and his Marines are heroes. Thank you.

[@endlessmountainoutdoors]

What a powerful story from a humble Marine. Semper Fi!

[@ferdinandschuster4929]

Fallujah and Ramadi will be remembered forever, thank all of you for you service, BRCC id like to see more of these stories, its awesome and inspiring !!!!!

[@dr6507]

Thanks for your service and R.I.P. to all the fallen soldiers

[@Mounty621]

Thank You doesn't say enough for all of you men and women who served and sacrifice, especially those who gave everything that I can enjoy the freedoms I have. May the legacy of these three men live on forever.

[@dustinharrall1577]

😮😮😮😅😅😅😊😊😅😅😅😅😅

[@gregoryjuedes2104]

Great book, Shadow of the Sword. Met him at a Gala in DC when i was a young Lcpl. Great Marine, man and warrior. Semper Fidelis.

[@barrygunning4424]

Mr. Workman you are a humble man. Each day you live the world is a better place.

[@oler777]

I couldn't serve because my body was all messed up, but is somebody who had all my family members served? Thank you for your service and I'm glad you wear it now though to commemorate your fallen Marines

[@hoss5852]

God bless you all. Thank you.

[@jasondunlap4942]

Thank you for your Service Sir. I could not join the Army in 1994 due to Asthma. I have 25 years with my Counties Sheriffs Office. I as well get flash backs of stuff that would give some nightmares. You served our Country well!

[@CharlesSalmond]

25 years. Sounds like you served our country as well sir. Thank you.

[@shibarmycryp5128]

I love these short stories y'all put together so damn much. Thank you for everything, Mr. Workman! Thank you BRCC for sharing these stories

[@timmcclain2519]

BRCC doing these projects helping to empower our military Veterans to have their voices and stories told and to reach so many people is really amazing. Thank you!

[@MyLifefunthingss]

I have so many regrets for not attempting becoming a Marine. God bless all our warriors and thank you.

[@Frank-uw4ji]

Siempre Fiel.U.S.M.C.....1968 Hue City ..veterano.

[@swp8269]

We need more of BRCC Presents... Fantastic work, thank you.

[@jackeskins4658]

God bless you and thank you for your story!

[@leisabrady5384]

What a story teller this man is. His whole group were heroes. Everyone that serves are heroes. My dad served in WW11. He was my hero always will be. Just for being my dad. The pain of losing a best friend in traumatic circumstances is next level. We will never ever know what these men went through mentally and physically but all I can do is say thank you. Sending all the love to all who have served in the past and present love Leisa Western Australia xxxx

[@gregkerr725]

I'm 70 years old and my Dad was career Army and a veteran of WW2, Korea and Vietnam. When you spoke of keeping the memory of those Marines you lost alive, the name Donald Finkbeiner comes to my mind. He was my Dad's best friend in WW2 who didn't survive to come home like my Dad did. I guess he mentioned Donald Finkbeiner's name enough times to keep his memory alive in my own mind. I have passed on the name in conversations with my sons....maybe they'll remember too. There were other names Dad mentioned...too many names.....and I know a few of them, like his company commander Captain Martin., but it was Donald Dad was closest to, from Stateside training to April of 1945....less than a month before the war's end in Europe.

[@peneloped1719]

There aren’t words strong or descriptive enough to dictate how thankful I am for these marines. Sacrificing everything for the presumably valid war in terror. God bless them always

[@Atlas531]

BRCC putting out better content than YT deserves. Thank you

[@hectormarcayda8608]

Workman is a genuine American patriot; a true Marine Warrior committed to his Marines and faithful to the Corps; and a very humble man. It was my pleasure in meeting him many years ago. Semper Fi, brother.

[@slide_1441]

my mom (his half sister) been tellin me a lot about him, seems like he was loyal to anything that involves him and hearing the stories now just make him seem like a badass and a great marine. but glad he’s out and living a peaceful life with his family and making history💯

[@trendingwithjabroni4616]

Well deserved man! Proud to call you a brother! And know that even though never served together, we have never met, you’re a hero and I love ya man!

[@zonkerr76]

Wonderfully put together short vid!! Extremely heartfelt!! Thank you so very much!!!

[@christopherblevins1968]

Not the coffee, not the comedy.....these videos are absolutely the best things you guys do. (The coffee and comedy are good, too)

[@iVETAnsolini]

So much emotion! God bless our marines 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 I never went to Iraq, I went to Afghanistan. Not a marine, 13B army. 2010-2011. Farah province, shewan garrison

[@khalidramadan125]

As an Iraqi person who worked alongside marines I love to watch and hear those stories about the bravery of soldiers and then who served in Iraq but I cannot take away the fact that Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and the country was destroyed and thrown in vicious cycle of violence and death for no reason I feel sorry for all the soldiers who died in that war

[@kevinotoole2285]

Something we are are learning is we were wrong and I’m sorry for it but for what we did accomplish I can say this we ended a dictatorship and gave you the choice from now on it’s on your countrymen what to do with it. I hope we remain allies.

[@khalidramadan125]

@@kevinotoole2285 for me I was hoping and thinking that my country would be better off without saddam and would be like Kuwait or Germany or Japan and all those countries that America have been involved in but I believe that I was wrong 😑 America did a major mistake by handing over the money and power to the outsiders and outcast persons who were spreading misinformation and propaganda against iraq to the governments or America and UK but in reality they were only doing that for themselves and personal benefit and gains Most of my country men you mentioned are proxies for Iran and most of the southern parts of the country are under their control and their militia groups who running Chios in the country Iraq situation are useless and hopeless

[@ikelove8775]

Keep your head up brotha (4/1 CAV...Mosul & Talil....OIF/OEF)

[@spikedajuice]

Thank you for sharing and your sacrifice.

[@dtm4trix]

Thanks for sharing your story, Marine. Those of us who have never served owe an incredible debt to those boys and many more like them. Their country ordered them to fight, and they did. But they didn't fight for their country. They fought for the man beside them and gave their lives for their brothers. So you wear that medal and honor those marines and share their story, and I'll keep saying thank you. ❤❤

[@roudyhornet3214]

I’ve watched all the fallujah videos on KZbin man. Definitely recommend it. Humbles me in everyway

[@jeffreybelko3383]

Thanks for telling your story brother. You help all of us to be able to tell our stories! Got my time in Afghanistan but I love when y’all open up and tell us about fallujah. Much better than reading! Semper Fi brother.

[@richardharvey216]

Thank you For your Service and Sacrifice man.

[@jrhouse682]

Preparing to sign my contract to join the United States Navy next week hopefully and I want to extend my greatest condolences for your losses Jeremiah Workman. Although it weighs heavy on the mind, it is with great privilege that I am able to hear their story through you, thank you.. and thank you to all the brave men and woman continuing to fight the good fight to this day.

[@thearmed1z]

Thank you brother 👏🏽. Semper Fidelis.

[@jackk09]

Thank you for sharing your story. SEMPER FI WORKMAN!

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for sharing this with everyone. I remember those days 👊🏻🇺🇸

[@sombrasfc]

Thank you for your sacrifices to our country Jeramiah 🇺🇸

[@eibborshorg8978]

Conversation and support is life. Use it. Keep On Keepin' On. Thank you.

[@philipschifano5876]

These are so well done. Chills thank you

[@gregoryroberts973]

Semper Fi brother and thank you for sharing your story.

[@williamperry118]

No one is ever truly gone. They live on in our memories and our love for them. You may forget some things with time, but you won't forget the way they made you feel and the love you shared. You won't forget the important things-that you loved each other-and in the end, that's enough. Welcome home brother!

[@CFinc...]

Thank you for this video, and thank you for your service brother.

[@yuthdecay9247]

I’m speechless and that’s all that needs to be said

[@wesodell7864]

Workman-Thank you for keeping the boys relevant. -Odell

[@jerry50bmg65]

Quite a moving story. Thank you.

[@trentmurrell-meisenheimer6351]

Those 3 Marines did come home with you. I'm assuming their bodies were flown back to the states. Because of your actions and leadership, the families of those Marines had closure. And because of your actions and leadership, all of the other Marines in that battle came home too. I've never been a fan of getting awards for doing what you are trained to do, your job. Though, with some exceptions, they are definitely earned. You earned that award. Tell their story! U.S. Army soldier (1991-1999) FF/PM (2003- )

[@nicksmith8166]

This dude was my kill hat in Parris Island in 2005-2006. We knew he was terrifying but didn’t know the extent of his badassery.

[@brucebokovay]

Thank you Marine doesn't even begin to convey the gratitude of this Canuck( ex-031) mortarman , but thank you.

[@johnb7490]

Your buddies walk with you every day. They want you to be happy and be at peace. Semper Fi Marine.

[@tomisuedillon813]

God Bless you Jeremiah 🙏

[@daltonsband]

Such love for his fallen Such honor befallen A head unbowed A spirit broken Bring peace to his soul my lord In your name and by your word amen

[@slipsilversliver]

Wish I could have joined the ranks. (kids early, so decided civilian life was a better choice) Really appreciate all of you that served. Thank you for everything you have done for us.

[@veterangaming9511]

Beautiful. Semper Fi, brother.

[@COG1983]

greetings from Romania and respect to you Sir!

[@Iliketochopwood]

It's a strange feeling knowing these events were 20 years ago I don't feel we are all old enough to have 20 year old war stories. It feels like yesterday and 1000 years ago at the same time.

[@warrenjones2042]

I have unmeasurable respect for the United States Marine Corp and the marines themselves! I never heard of a marine having to be dragged into certain overwhelming danger or death they always go willingly.

[@thomasdailey3419]

That man should have his picture by the definition of humble

[@wyattoneable]

The stories, the footage and the pictures you share on these videos remind me to be thankful for the ones who do the hard work. Thank you for keeping me humble.

[@williamsmith61999]

Nice one. What a great Marine. 💪🏻

[@1murder99]

Glad you made it home, hope you are well.

[@JoseLopez-oe3qb]

God bless you sir.

[@joshuamiller3963]

Thank you Jeremiah thank you

[@sdmascar8905]

From a vmaq1 electronic countermeasures technician marine that did two tours out to iraq, he seems like he was a great marine that really cared about his guys. Kill

[@dhhwg2661]

You personify our motto, brother. Semper Fi

[@docgillygun9531]

I do believe he wrote a book about his experiences. I read it many years ago. Tip of the Spear I believe. I remember his story and actions still. He does a real good job of explaining things and drawing you into the mindset and consequences of his experiences.

[@DavidKniess-zq4bu]

Shadow of the Sword

[@tylermorris84]

I've met SgtMaj Kent. They should do a BRCC Presents on that guy.

[@mr.pmr.p978]

There is no infantry like Marine Grunts. Period!

[@eklypised]

The Bush speech is still the most gangster thing ive heard

[@SiemonMorgan-wi5gy]

I can't even watch these battles in Fallujah anymore. It upsets me so much. The loss of American soldiers lives! 😢

[@tonyscott56]

What a good dude.

[@o00oLlo00o]

Early! - Loving the content BRCC!

[@sandybrisbane4167]

I salute you brother

[@BamaFanUSMC]

Watch War Pigs. We had to fight in Fallujah twice bc of politics. The second time though, they let us loose and let us finish the job. Joining the Marines was the best decision I ever made. 2003-2007

[@stevepichowsky2223]

Semper Fi, Sergeant.

[@MountaintravelerEddie]

You know, after all of that, as many vets that have been through this (myself included), they return to civilian life and employers in quite a few places will not hire him. It’s a struggle being in the civilian side. I did a tour in Kosovo 1999, 5 tours Iraq, 1 tour Syria and 3 tours Afghanistan. I retired in April 2015 and I struggle to find employment in Nevada. This story is what war was like. Being shot sucks, being blown up sucks, but trying to find employment that pays good enough to support a family with is a struggle. My last interview (24 Oct 2024), I was told all vets should be homeless and die. Really sucks, this is my reality, just like many others.

[@socom450]

Why can't our politicians understand the sacrifices these men and women make for our country..