British Guy Reacts to The Rescue of Jessica Buchanan | First Time Reaction

THIS STORY IS DEVESTATING!! HOW CAN SOMEONE GO THROUGH ALL OF THIS??
My First Time Reaction to The Incredible story of The Rescue of Jessica Buchanan and this story broke my heart. Someone being taken for so long and not knowing what the outcome would be before one day being rescued, this was an incredible and terrible story! Here is my first time reaction to The Rescue of Jessica Buchanan
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[@GOTGames]

What an incredible and terrifying story! Simply wow... Just wow ❤️

[@-.-Time.Stamp_]

nice reaction but we are not entertained. i thought there was going to be a plot twist. how much did it cost to request this reaction？

[@atrumphasmatis6719]

@@-.-Time.Stamp_speak for yourself

[@cavlizzy]

RE: Behind the scenes: The SEAL team leader of this mission was Justin K. Sheffield. He was the one to pick Jessica up & RUN over a mile carrying her! *He wrote a book called MOB VI that gives in depth details regarding this mission.* A MUST read! The details are insane. --- A few details are: the SEALs jumped from their plane during a Sandstorm! Several of the SEALS were dragged hundreds of feet in the awful wind. 2. They also had to wear EXTRA plates of Kevlar protection because they were sure the bandits had AK47s, RPG’s, etc.. so they were EACH weighed down with approx 80 pounds of equipment! (Way more than normal) And they still had to walk/jog miles on land to get to her with all this extra weight , plus carry her!)

[@slinman100]

I’ve watched many reactions to this video and always cry.

[@Little_Alien_Lost]

You have the most beautiful heart. You are always filled with empathy and not afraid to show it. I absolutely love watching your reactions. Thanks for sharing your heart with us. ❤

[@kristinewenrich2779]

The Danish man said his country doesn't have a policy of rescuing it's citizens. He was saying that he was lucky to be with an American because America will rescue its citizens.

[@Froehlich07]

True it's what he said... But, what they leave out is as soon as a shipping company takes contracts outside of Europe, they have to follow the contract that the sailors agree with when they go on these "trips". It isn't the Danish military saying "naaah you're on your own". The EU is has to follow the laws that the contracts sets, sadly enough in these cases. Where the US has far more reach outside and can actually do something. What was great in this case.

[@Notwokeever]

do they tho

[@blanketstarry7725]

@@Notwokeever Yes, they do

[@levilandes1719]

​@@NotwokeeverYes, almost without exception.

[@Freespeechisgone]

But this has nothing to do with ships,these are Aid workers.And actually they never even went on a ship to get there,they were flown in by their organization.So I am a little confused about shipping reference.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

The seals picked her up and ran while carrying her for 8 minutes. Then, they hopped on a separate helicopter and left without any recognition. Dudes are built different.

[@Freespeechisgone]

That is like a mile or more of running,that is why they are the best.

[@user-qu6dv6qu8d]

@@Freespeechisgone A little banter here... My daughter is married to the son of a recently retired navy SEAL and her husband is currently stationed in Pearl Harbor on an Arleigh Burke destroyer. Her father in law was on Team 2, 10 and DevGru.(Team 6). He's a true badass and one of the most humble people you'll ever meet.. I'm army and my daughters father in law's father was an Army Ranger.. Navy SEALS have tried out to be Army Rangers.. No Army Ranger has ever tried out to be a Navy SEAL.. 😊 God bless our spec ops. Fun fact, my daughter was over visiting the in laws the other day while her husband is in school, she showed up and her father in law said.. OH YOU NEED TO SEE THIS.. His wife rolled her eyes.. They went back and he handed her a pair of dual NODS.... My daughter and a career retired Navy SEAL were walking around in the basement with the lights off with nods on giggling like children... 😊😊

[@DreamCatcher-tq5lh]

@@user-qu6dv6qu8d I love our military - they are the best; your daughter married well. A question: what are NODS?

[@Freespeechisgone]

@@user-qu6dv6qu8d 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@user-qu6dv6qu8d]

@@DreamCatcher-tq5lh Sorry, I assume a lot. Night Vision Goggles...

[@judyhausler7057]

And THIS is why we are so proud to be American. ONE CITIZEN is important enough to be known by the president!

[@claregale9011]

Yeh coz other countries don't do the same do they ?? 😅

[@Sickoloko24]

Save one citizen doesn’t make us any good I lost 22 brothers bc the government lie to us America is a war machine and nobody lives matter this was just for PR our veterans are rotting in the streets and killing them selfs and nobody cares the VA only see us as statistics.

[@user-ss2ci9ms9x]

US Army Combat Veteran here. I was based in Djibouti Africa 2012-2013. I remember this mission well. I was a member of ERF (Embassy Response Force). This unit was made after Bengazi. Our job was to fly in and rescue US Embassy personnel if the Embassy was under attack and needed to be evacuated. They would leave in the helicopter we brought. We would stay. You asked how someone could risk everything for someone that they don't even know. Simple, really. If my wife or kids were in trouble and needed rescue, I hope someone would stop at nothing to bring them home safely. I am out of the Army now. I am a Volunteer Firefighter in my hometown. Still saving lives.

[@roniboyd613]

Thank you❤

[@420badb]

@user-ss2ci9ms9x thank you so much for your services, true heroes like yourself make me very proud to be an American.

[@suegraber3932]

Thank you for your service.

[@SickBoiRENegade]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@louierivera7512]

You’re the epitome of what it means to be AWESOME! Thank you for all you do brother 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@WilliamGreer]

It's not bravery. It's love. Love is far more dangerous than courage. We brought our sister home. That's all that matters.

[@camillep3631]

Boatlift: a story of 9/11 resilience is a pretty unknown story about 9/11, the story will astound you

[@GOTGames]

Definitely want to see it 💯

[@AlanRogers250]

I am in Portland, Oregon and Jessica is famous here. She apologized to her Dad because he had to go through his wife's death followed by the kidnapping of his daughter. She was thinking of HIM.

[@Pecos1]

Hey bud, never feel embarrassed for crying. I am a war veteran, and I STILL cry every time I hear this story. 🤙

[@drobichaud1000]

People doing reactions shouldn't be concerned as to whether or not they are having the" right" reaction, but rather to just having a sincere one.

[@penni11]

Best thing you could ever hear when in trouble is " WE ARE FROM THE AMERICAN MILITARY AND WE ARE HERE TO TAKE YOU HOME "

[@KenCunningham921]

Thank god for men like those in Seal Team 6. The world needs dangerous men.

[@socket_error1000]

Great reaction. What a lot of people don't realize is that it is not about the money when the USA refuses to pay terrorist ransoms. This mission to rescue her was reported to have cost in excess of $28 million and as much as $40 million. Between the SEALs who trained for weeks for the mission, spy satellites that were redirected to locate and track the movements of the bandit camps, the logistics to have all the military assets in place to support a mission like that, it all adds up to insane amounts of money that most nations would not consider spending to rescue hundreds of hostages much less two aid workers, of whom only one is an American. It wasn't even motivated by politics either because Obama never even mentioned the successful rescue in the biggest speech of the year a few hours later.

[@GOTGames]

I never even thought of it from that way, with the actual cost of the operation. Wow, just shows that a life is and should be considered invaluable 💯

[@l.piloto7964]

The total mission cost was declassified as being $110 million. The kidnapers asked for $45 million but the U.S. does not negotiate with Terrorist. If $45 million was paid there was no guarantee she would be released unharmed. Besides an example needed to be made for anyone planning to kidnap Americans of the consequences.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

it was right around $100 million in total.

[@curtisw502]

If we pay the money it's gonna be funding a rescue mission then it's your ass when the SEALS get involved

[@steelersespn]

@@GOTGames It's not about the money...

[@brianwick624]

USA doesn’t negotiate with kidnappers Ransom was 40 million. The rescue operation cost over 100 million dollars. Definitely a happy ending

[@jakobquirk3010]

The faint scratching noise was death, aka the United States Navy.

[@DeAnne1233]

It’s the sound of BDU’s in motion. That thick camouflage material scraping against itself at the inseams as soldiers limbs move swiftly inside in. When the quick swishing suddenly stops, it means there’s a target acquired and aimed at. I suggest watching the movie Tears Of The Sun with Bruce Willis. His team goes into Africa to rescue Christian Aid Workers. It shows you an operation from the perspective of the SEALs team.

[@margaretbonanno654]

There are times when I’m just so proud of my country and my fellow Americans , this is one of those times..No man left behind…❤️🇺🇸❤️

[@Unit285]

Loved your reaction! The Navy SEAL who led the operation to rescue Jessica is Justin Sheffield. He was the SEAL who picked Jessica up and carried her to safety. He has since retired and he wrote a book which includes the story of her rescue from his perspective. Extremely interesting reading and I highly recommend it! The book is called "MOB VI: A Seal Team Six Operator's Battles in the Fight for Good over Evil" by Justin Sheffield.

[@cdgee6399]

Those SEALs weren't leaving any /hostagevictim behind, regardless of nationality. They weren't leaving any witnesses either 😂😂

[@droiduser9633]

I am a grown ass 47 year old American MAN! Crying is for girls, girly men, and REAL MEN! real Men cry for family death ( including pets, dogs usually), Honest patriotism, acts of heroism, and tears of love and joy (child getting married, even a good LOL,,,). I have cried over this story many times, now get glossy eyed. I just subbed your channel, I see many requests for you to watch the Boatlift documentary, highly agree! I will on my next day off look through your content for more to share!

[@damonbryan7232]

The pirates wanted 45 million. Then the US spent 100+ million on the rescue. Millions in defense before a dollar in tribute.

[@DakkaDakka12]

It makes sense bc if the US government gave a ransom it would lead to others trying to get money, this mission sends the message that the US does NOT negotiate with terrorists.

[@kenneth9874]

It worked on the barbary pirates and still does today...

[@greggwilliamson]

US Navy Veteran. Every American is my family. The Seals had their shit together and were ready in under two weeks, I'm sure. 3 months? Politics.

[@DakkaDakka12]

Agreed, almost every time it’s politicians that cause the problems in military operations.

[@gregcable3250]

Politics? How about negotiation. Or is that what you meant by politics?

[@hoshinoutaite]

​@@gregcable3250SEALs aren't who you call to negotiate.

[@sulaco2122]

Actually, in a later interview she said it took so long because the insurance company kept trying to get a better deal.

[@UncLester]

I've watched a few reactions to this because it is such a powerful story. I think you're the only one that mentioned concern about her co-worker. I'm not knocking anyone else because it easy to forget things when listening to such an emotional story that really pulls you in, but it speaks volumes about your character that you didn't stop worrying about him.

[@kimmyers3389]

Bless her heart for being strong enough to hold on! Proud to say our Navy SEALS are the best there are-incredible heroes doing thankless jobs. We won't pay ransom, but we will do all we can to save our own-on our terms.

[@michaelmarrone8753]

One thing they don't tell you in this video is that the winds were blowing 2 times faster than the jump abort speed. The SEAL's knew they did have time to wait for another good time to jump, dove into the sky anyway.

[@florida52001]

too bad she couldn't thank them personally. they need to stay shadows. i cannot comprehend that bravery for a stranger

[@inthedarkanonymous5625]

Don’t let that awe and admiration fade. We need more of that.

[@user-ff6wf4rz3z]

U never know your ability to show extreme bravery until u are confronted with evil against innocents!!! If u ever do and u act appropriately u may or may not make it but someone must act !!!!! The only question becomes will it be u !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@codygates7418]

I’m sitting here in the USA crying with you. I’ve heard this story dozens of times, but seeing you get emotional over her pain just wretched me. God bless you ❤

[@scottromer8584]

there is another video from the Seals perspective, very good. They jumped out of the plane a lot higher then they usually would because it was so windy. So much respect.

[@karimhicks8376]

I was in the US NAVY, IN 1985, & I can honestly say that, my brother's & I love your honest reaction. Welcome aboard!!!

[@GOTGames]

I'm not American but thank you for your service ❤️

[@slinman100]

Thank you for your service

[@greggwilliamson]

US Navy Veteran. Beirut, Lebanon, 1983. Sometimes our Brothers don't make it home. Every life is worth saving.

[@brileighton6081]

Please please react to Boatlift: A tale of 9/11 resilience. It is such an incredible videos of America coming together on 9/11 in the most untold rescue mission story. Such a powerful video and would love to see your reaction!

[@mwest3191]

Seconded! (Or rather, fourteenth-ed)

[@GOTGames]

Absolutely will make sure to watch it 💯

[@alternateuniverse422]

Please please react to this. Almost everything people see about 9/11 is about hate and loss, this video highlights the love and strength that terrible day brought out.

[@alisong826]

I was forced to write a 15page research paper about 9/11 on the 10year anniversary for a class at uni. I know more than I’d ever wish. Boatlift gives me hope for USA to get its 💩 together once again but I don’t want to to be from something horrid 😢

[@alisong826]

Look at what happened to the world kitchen humanitarians who died in Gaza just days ago.

[@cdgee6399]

The deeper insight that is often missed, is the SEALs dedication level to directive. This is presented from a wonderful documentary emotional perspective... The SEALs weren't that dedicated because she was young, sick, and a victim. They are ALWAYS that dedicated to their mission's prime directive! 😮 No matter what it is.... and THAT is what is spooky. Young men that "see" their bodies as tools to complete the objective firstly.

[@jodydarby]

So many emotions in Jessica’s story. Your response was mine. Sad, happy, admiring.

[@NativeofVB]

Seal Team Six are my neighbors. We live in the same area and shop at the same stores and eat in the same restaurants but you don't know their identities. I have met some seals through the years. I lived next door to one. They are ready in a second's notice. I am so grateful for what they do. They have made this world a better and safer place.

[@bevalexander5897]

I read that This rescue mission cost us $100,000,000. Double the amount of the ransom, but we don’t pay. We come in and get our people.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

the bandits asked for $45 million in cash. we gave them $100 million in payback.

[@Anne.Pinkerton]

You've got me crying and I've seen this video at least 20 times! Thank you for caring! There are too m any people in this world who feel nothing. I think I feel too much sometimes but it's better than feeling nothing! God bless you! Wish I could give you a "grandma" hug!!

[@ZekeNYIII]

Retired USAF here - I’d say that you’re emotion and reaction to this story is a good indicator that you also have it in you to do what needs doing if presented the situation - Cheers Mate!

[@jwffdunlevy1186]

I’ve seen a number of reactions to the story. Yours is the best. You have a gift for looking at things from a very compassionate viewpoint.

[@DenCon143]

I've watched dozens of these rescue reaction videos and I tear up every time. The most touching reaction was from Nigerians who wept from being in awe of living in a country that would send their military to rescue one citizen being held in a foreign land for ransom.

[@rafehr1378]

Those troopers know they will give their lives for their mission. Back when I worked with some Seals, building some things for them. Navy Seabees

[@slinman100]

Thank you for your service 🙏🏼

[@elaniarkady7351]

My grandfather was a Navy seabee. Thank you for your service.

[@landibear6509]

Didn't know this story. 25 Jan is my mother's birthday. She's also passed. I live in South Africa. Though less dangerous than other African countries, you're in danger here no matter where you stay. I risk my life if I want to go for a walk alone where I live. Worse yet, my husband is armed response in the area where we live and I can hear gunshots whenever he's on duty. My heart sinks into my soles and I start quivering and it doesn't stop until I hear his voice and know that he's safe.

[@debrawucik826]

A raw experience, trying to do good things in the world and have a horror show happen a result of that goodness. Seal team 6 is an incredible group of human beings (men). Blessings to Jessica, her companion and Seal team 6.

[@djjd8520]

I have watched several reactions to this story, I stopped the video at 17:05 when I seen the tears well up in your eyes, I can say with 100% confidence your reactions is genuine, and it also teared me up, thank you for taking this serious, earned a sub from me, well done.

[@cranberrymarmalade9081]

I just looked up Justin Sheffield, the leader of the operation that rescued them on his publisher's site. Wow. "Most of the missions that he has conducted are still classified and clandestine. The most notable mission that has been declassified and published was the raid in Somalia that led to the hostage rescue of a female American citizen, and a Danish citizen. Senior Chief Sheffield was the team leader who planned the raid and led the jump, which has turned out to be the most difficult operation conducted by Seal Team Six to this day. He was the member of the unit who, after killing several of the hostage-takers, jumped on, protected with his body, and then picked up and carried to safety the American Hostage."

[@daverave3698]

From other videos I've seen on this rescue, Jessica later learned that the charity she was working for were warned of the possible kidnapping, but they never told her. They told Paul, her Danish coworker, but not her. Turns out that the security detail they had used many times was involved in the kidnapping and were paid off by the bandits. Maybe this is why they had everything in place, like the phone numbers blocked, ahead of time. Needless to say, she was very upset and never went back. Who could blame her. Awesome story though and a warning to others thinking of kidnapping Americans. America is probably the only country that would have done this.

[@chelseaparbery5021]

You’re honest empathy is so honourable and a respect you for it

[@Art930]

I appreciate you being so real. I cried right along with yoi.

[@mikebalzano2108]

Check out the same story but told by one of Jessica’s rescuers called “ How Seal Team Six Smoked These Pirates- Jessica Buchanan Hostage Rescue “ also told by 60 Minutes.

[@thamertanner5448]

I have watched so many reactions to this and yours is by far one of the very best! Top tier commentary! So glad you watched the longer version, most people react to the shorter video and miss half the context.

[@bethkelley575]

Luv your reactions-especially hockey. But I am a navy vet--this fills me with pride! Our SEALS are phenomenol.

[@elaniarkady7351]

I've never seen your channel before you just appeared on my recommendations. I have to say you didn't make this a spectacle, you went to the heart of it. I wish you and your family all of the health and love from my family to yours. I come from a family where the last 3 generations were military including mine. Its not about being selfless per say, its about doing your job and not letting anyone hurt your people. Its more protection and professional pride. Thats how family explained it to my son. 😅 But hey I'm subscribed now.

[@GOTGames]

❤️❤️

[@user-xg8hq1fc1c]

Love your sensitive heart!

[@EvilJif]

I am really happy you reacted to the video with the entire story. I've seen many reactors do a "cut" version of this story and I think it loses a lot of that emotional impact, so thank you! As others have said, a couple other good stories to react to if you haven't heard about them are Boatlift: A tale of 9/11 resilience and The Night Osama Bin Laden Died.

[@-.-Time.Stamp_]

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[@GOTGames]

Almost everyone has recommended that story, I'll have to check it out 💯

[@ShowdogTiger]

Seals are a whole different breed.

[@Gulicktheemu]

I’ve watched reactions to this for a few years now. Glad to see you jump on it. You deserve every one of those subs. Been riding with you since a very early reaction when you had just started. #hangovergang forever 🤙🏽

[@GOTGames]

❤️

[@angiehelmbrecht7731]

Wow - what strong people involved in this - thank you for reacting to this and sharing the story.

[@malissawaterbury178]

Talking about bravery, you should react to The first medal of honor ever recorded-the story of John Chapman. Absolutely amazing.

[@charlesdidonato3121]

Anywhere in the world, if harm is brought to an American, our elite military units (Seals, Rangers, Special Forces) will answer the call to rescue them. For Americans, that harmed person represents our daughter/son, sister/brother, wife/husband, mother/father, and we will not let any of this world's shitheads harm them. I firmly believe this is an innate charactertistic of Americans. I am touched by your emotional reaction to the rescue of Jessica by Seal Team 6. To the world's shitheads, you best do nothing that causes the U.S. to send any of its elite military units after your asses. You'll end up like the 9 bandits in this video.

[@claregale9011]

😅 Jesus bit over the top

[@susangille7255]

I vaguely remember 820 second news report that in American hostage had been rescued from Somalia but this is the first time to hear the full story. You were spot on, that is one strong, brave lady. I recently found a channel called the fat electrician. He brings you stories about exceptional people during wartime with his own touch of wry and sometimes colorful humor. I think you would like him.

[@victorramsey5575]

When I was a kid my dad was in the Navy, us military kids are called Navy Brats, Army Brats, etc.. Anyway, my dad had a friend who was a Seal. To look at him you would think he was the youth group pastor at the local church. You would never guess he was a trained, and very efficient, hostage "negotiator". Never ever judge a book by its cover.

[@Teresia12]

I've watched this many times and I always cry. Our military is the best in the world. The Seals leave no one behind.

[@risalangdon9883]

I really like the video that shows this rescue operation from seal team 6's point of view. It was really great.

[@judywein3282]

First time watching your channel. Beautiful reaction. You, sir, are a good man. Thank you.

[@louremington6975]

Such a great story. I love your sensitivity watching this. I felt the same way

[@paulwalton4517]

Brother simply you are the best reactor on KZbin. Thank you.

[@manxkin]

I’ve watched this video many times. It’s emotional every time. I’ve cried many times watching this. 🇺🇸

[@lesissmilinglytryin1436]

It was very touching to see your reaction to this heroic rescue. Byw a New Moon happens once a month regularly. It is when there is no light on the moon that is why it is so dark outside. No reflection of sunlight off of the moon like the rest of the month.

[@barrydraper]

Absolutely priceless reaction!

[@markdanz7039]

She's such a strong woman, so glad she is safe ❣️

[@mlbw1966]

American Soldier's and USA Navy Seals never leave a man, person, behind. Dead or alive. God bless them all and the Danish man - 😮😢😢❤❤❤❤🇺🇸 🇺🇸

[@daleenengelbrecht4861]

I could hold the tears for a while but just like you could no longer. As you said, the bravery of the Seals and also that of Jessica and her colleague is undescribable. Nowadays if a South African would befall the same fate, well we also shall need the American Seals. No such training here. Appreciate you. Greetings from South Africa

[@livingandriding]

Our Military is beyond incredible..The Seal team doesn't get any better, anywhere...This was a great reaction...much respect for showing your emotions!

[@christypriest30]

I live in a tiny town in Virginia named Buchanan but it’s pronounced differently because it’s an older pronunciation named after president Buchanan. Pronounced Buck anon

[@RCullis47]

Your humanity is awesome. Especially in today's world.

[@annepinkerton6280]

You are such a precious soul!!!! Thank you!

[@veteranhoffman6776]

I can’t speak for all Military personnel/veterans, and some of them may disagree, but that selflessness is engrained into you as a Soldier. It starts in Basic with your “Battle Buddy”, in permanent duty station it becomes the Unit, and by extension Americans. In a rescue operation the life of the hostage/hostages is more valuable than the lives of the team

[@mynewlifebegins]

There is a story that I would like to see you react to. It's "The First Medal of Honor Ever Recorded" It's about John Chapman, an Air Force Combat Controller. He is the epitome of a brave soldier. I have to warn you though, it's hard to watch and will break your heart but is worth the watch.

[@Cookie-K]

Thank you for this reaction. I have seen this video so many times but it doesn't matter...I still cry every single time. As a woman I admire her strength and courage. I can honestly say that I don't know if I could've made it.

[@safepethaven]

I think the words you're looking for are: "No good deed goes unpunished." when ir comes to missions volunteers and similar.

[@sjguy1962]

I am glad you did not edit out your tear and emotion, good on ya mate! For a seal team's side check out seal team six smoked these pirates

[@rogerboettcher9426]

Here is a link to a pod cast that was done 10 years or so after the rescue. It is an interview with Jessica and one of the commanders that was involved with the rescue. It sheds some light on the behind the scenes planning. Very interesting to hear some of the details from that side. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqeYkIuZjtx2qrM In a different interview she talks about how thankful she is that none of the rescuers were injured or killed during the mission as she didn't know how she would have ben able to cope with that. She talks a lot about surviving survival and dealing with stuff after the rescue.

[@sandrawalkerhaliburton1884]

I always love your reaction. Yes, My eyes are leaking, too

[@sulaco2122]

Operational costs to the US for this rescue was over 100 million dollars, NOT a criticism, just a demonstration of what America will do to bring our sister home. Not as well known is that my USAF Para Rescue (PJ's) jumped with the Seals to give medical aid and fight if necessary. At one point she was afraid that the bandits would come for her again, a Seal told her, "We are Seal Team 6, we will kill anyone that tries to harm you". As a military vet and 30-year LE and knowing SecOps members this kind of mission is the kind of thing these guys live for!

[@HBC423]

How could it cost 100 million? They build new planes and helicopters for this mission

[@sulaco2122]

@@HBC423 Operational costs include everything from pay scales, to infrastructure costs, costs of transport maintenance, equipment in trans national movement, costs of plane and trucks etc. Thinks of multi millions person operations on a transnational theater of operations. Soup to nuts globally.

[@HBC423]

@@sulaco2122 wouldn’t even be 1 million… training, fuel, and pay

[@sulaco2122]

@@HBC423 Yr not getting it, the cost is calculated based on the entire global infrastructure use and installation costs, it's not about a ship or a plane its the entire military structure and what it costs to run it hour by hour. Thats how operational costs are calculated.

[@mikeadair3341]

No way to watch this with a dry eye. She is an amazing person.

[@Tobisdad]

I love your channel so much! Truly one of the best and most raw reactions! I cry whenever I see this interview !

[@angiehelmbrecht7731]

I’m so excited about these random reactions - I keep changing my mind on what to recommend! I abolutely think you should react to National Geographic’s Do or Die series - any of the episodes are great, but you need to search for the full episodes. It will be SO much fun to react to and we’ll love watching it!!!😝

[@GOTGames]

Appreciate the recommendations! More I'll make sure to check out 💯

[@richardpierce7819]

The Navy Seals are badass. Someone once said if the Seals come after you , the bad guys are in for a really bad day.

[@jeffkablock3229]

America strong ALL FOR ONE and ONE for ALL if the world stand like this we all win !

[@christypriest30]

It’s ok to be emotional! I’ve seen this video many times and I still get emotional too

[@johnwrinkle3443]

What a great reacter you are.........

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

Great reaction. I have no other words 😢

[@krisschobelock4973]

You describe the essence and heart of the American Soldier - and why we love them and thankful for them every day! God Bless our Military and God Bless the USA!

[@frankbolger3969]

Loved your great, heartfelt and very genuine reaction. Please send out more.

[@daneshivers2921]

These kind of men shouldn't exist...but they DO!!!!! Hooray for our side!

[@angiehelmbrecht7731]

I love these random reactions - the first time I’ve watched one and now I’m hooked!

[@atrumphasmatis6719]

17:14 and that was the moment I knew that I had to subscribe… 😢

[@claregale9011]

🤢

[@MarieFara]

Loved your reaction.

[@NeuroDeviant421]

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