Even in the Army, they still argue about calling hits like in airsoft
@TheResi42Ай бұрын
Yeah that argument hits way too close to home lol
@Fit_soldierАй бұрын
Hell yeah we do hoaaah!
@notaspy1227Ай бұрын
Lol, and it's a spec yelling at an LT 😂.
@omdavbuАй бұрын
Sometimes the MILES gear malfunctions and it doesn't trigger the alarm on the target. Had some heated moments in the field when that happened.
@Fit_soldierАй бұрын
@@omdavbu right now my marriage is having a malfunction my Wife left me for another man haoooah!!😂 💔😞
@elijahmelendez949927 күн бұрын
And to the Business Insider team - you absolutely crushed what a good military documentary should look like. Following characters and storylines, keeping it honest and being a shadow, not a liability. This felt like Jungle School Part 2, which is perfect. Way to crush it
@lonelylillamb580225 күн бұрын
Hopefully VICE could take some notes and return what they used to be
@DCresident12315 күн бұрын
brainwashing really works huh
@punkpatrito7913 күн бұрын
I sent this to my girlfriend and I said this is exactly what NTC is like you can't get better reporting than this it's fair it's honest it shows our ugly side but also tells the good story
@libertarianpunk85586 күн бұрын
They will spread lgbtq in the third world for Israel they will not go to war vs China
@MrAnonymous1515Күн бұрын
@lonelylillamb5802 the woke won the war against VICE
@cristianelizondo5490Ай бұрын
“maybe you shouldnt have signed the contract” real asf
@ledgamer3554Ай бұрын
they was crying for no reason 🤣
@VickTheConquerorАй бұрын
yes sir, be ready when you sign up.
@RealEllenDeGeneresАй бұрын
That kid was kinda taking it too serious considering MILES gear is garbage, so the likelihood that the opfor didn't even know they got hit is pretty high. But the opfor saying "we don't even wanna be here" is some soft ass POG shit. I'd get smoked into oblivion by my squad leader if I was ever caught whining like that.
@conditionunknownproduction5975Ай бұрын
Bro OPFOR are really like that. The minute you ball them up they start bitching.
@edwarddeere4925Ай бұрын
Nah bro he was doing too much
@masonhackney8725Ай бұрын
I deployed with first sergeant fletcher when he was still a plt sgt. solid guy.
@GooseGunnerАй бұрын
seems like a genuine pleasure to work with
@Halo47143Ай бұрын
I see that scroll
@xxxarmycop26 күн бұрын
Seems like a "lifer" to me, can't stand that kind of NCO
@Big_AlMC22 күн бұрын
@@Halo47143Tabbed, Scrolled and Combat Inf Badge. The complete package. The ideal SNCO you want leading you in a INF company.
@KBoogiie20 күн бұрын
Literally every E7+ is a lifer. But this 1SG is the real deal type of guy. Not the kind of lifer that stays in for the benefits. This is the type of NCO that is a warfighter & BREEDS lethal infantryman!!!
@zaltanking9915Ай бұрын
Solider #23 to the camera crew : Where were you guys you missed my kill streak. 😂🤣
@MinecraftRedOFFICALАй бұрын
48 kills and still did not get the Nuclear Launch Codes...
@yomommashausАй бұрын
Guys why did y'all clog up the damn airspace?? I can't use my AUV!!
@zaltanking9915Ай бұрын
@@yomommashaus 😂😂
@idkjamesАй бұрын
This has to be the dumbest shit I've seen. Tropic thunder doesn't support that ass clown. He hopes to go to war. We can't find record of it 😂
@idkjamesАй бұрын
Also so good this Hollywood commander is worried about it. No one will call on phones because that's exposing us
@VictoryAHKАй бұрын
This is one of the most realistic documentaries of a military unit ever. There's no hush hush don't say that kinda of stuff. They say it how it is, how real troops say it. Also I'd follow that 1st Sgt anywhere. He has experience, command, and humor which is incredibly useful as part of his job is not only leading his men but keeping their morale up.
@J3unGАй бұрын
Nah...it's a joke. It's another way to spend money for the M I C. It's a waste. Gaming any scenario against the Chinese is a joke.
@wes11bravoАй бұрын
@@J3unG- Because our victory against them is a foregone conclusion? No? I don't want to draw invalid inferences from your statement, so what do you mean it's a "joke"?
@Moore741Ай бұрын
except the thai military interview at 16:20 . scripted interview with a female soldier haha
@Dannyboi-re7vbАй бұрын
@@J3unG bro thinks china is dangerous🤣we thought the russian bear was a threat now look at them 3 years of war hundreds of thousands dead. the Chinese are even more of a paper tiger they have not fought a land war since the 1970s and lost against the reserve army of vietnam lol.
@antonverheyen9170Ай бұрын
@@Dannyboi-re7vb Bombs still blow up and bullets still kill. I'd say china is a much larger threat than russia, especially given their manufacturing ability to ramp up production.
@Seongbin-0Ай бұрын
"Ay watch who you are talking to!"😂 speak like a true 20 year old sergeant playing airsoft.
@Holyhandgrenade-tx6xdАй бұрын
@ScoutsOut83 I'm sorry but there ain't no customs and courtesies for the enemy especially after they get killed 🤣
@ScoutsOut83Ай бұрын
@Holyhandgrenade-tx6xd he was talking to the observer that was a lower rank cussing at him. Saying your fing dead. I'm ssgt I would've got on that ass as well
@yukefort8402Ай бұрын
@@ScoutsOut83. Don’t be an idiot
@Holyhandgrenade-tx6xdАй бұрын
@ScoutsOut83 And if a field grade is even considered worth the time or even and effort or even remembered after another 12 days thats the easiest conversation you'll ever have with JAG "Given the environment we were in my priorities were not to identify the rank and grade of the opposing element we were engaging" it sounds to me like exactly what this opfor was a bunch of softies that get butthurt when they get killed fair and square
@yukefort8402Ай бұрын
@@ScoutsOut83 Your priorities are WILDY twisted.
@skipperhawk2438Ай бұрын
Airborne combat vet here... great presentation. It's so much the same as it was 30 years ago. Training with miles gear only goes so far, nothing like real bullets and bad guys but the humor, the difficulty of movement, the confusion... the young soldiers... war never changes.
@thisisafox1961Ай бұрын
It's great to finally put a face to the voice we've heard through all these videos. Graham's narration absolutely makes these videos
@sproge2142Ай бұрын
You have a timestamp? I must have missed it
@saminalam6647Ай бұрын
@@sproge2142 Watch from 2:22
@snowsurfrАй бұрын
@@sproge2142 the scene of him overhand climbing up the hill on the rope was concerning
@sproge2142Ай бұрын
@@snowsurfr Thanks!
@aferdeath932029 күн бұрын
what is your pfp from i recognize it
@TimF-vu6pxАй бұрын
Fletcher is unbelievable. What a soldier. These are the types of dudes I want out there defending our freedom. Godspeed First Sarge!
@jerryrichards817226 күн бұрын
Biden made sure we got a generation that is not that !
@RoryBreakR18 күн бұрын
@@jerryrichards8172 yes one single president changed an entire generation for the worse ooookaaaayyy....
@danig-r55014 күн бұрын
@@jerryrichards8172😂 stop huffing glue
@rumblemoto7564Ай бұрын
Sgt. Fletcher deserves a COD character.
@jc1840Ай бұрын
He does. He’s Price, Ghost, Gaz, Roach, SSgt Griggs and Soap wrapped up into one with a little sprinkle of Sergeant Barnes 😂
@waingrobroАй бұрын
Fletcher is the guy you want on the line. Dude wins wars. Special Operators are cool and all, but the real big dicks are the infantry guys, like Fletcher.
@3094usmcАй бұрын
Too American. Too logical. Too Patriotic for the developers. Sgt. Fletcher is #1 enemy of the group that hijacked America. I agree he would make an awesome COD character.
@LaksilaksАй бұрын
@@jc1840 Man haha that made me laugh, thanks bro !!
@TreysorableАй бұрын
he's spitting some real bars.
@lebowskidee7557Ай бұрын
Can we take a minute and just appreciate Graham? This man has literally gone through all these boot camps. The man is a machine
@OK.fallingАй бұрын
0:10 "I am here because people need to go to heaven" lmao
@sharadowasdrАй бұрын
He needed to think real hard before coming up with that answer.
@Melior_TraianoАй бұрын
@@sharadowasdr You could see the gears turning :D
@KamBar2020Ай бұрын
TAIWANESE Lives Matter 🇹🇼💯
@peaceleader7315Ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣...keeping status QoS for the world's wealthiest people.. armies of the world 🌎.. I am peace leader.. follow me for a Greater humanity and our human species ambitions.. stop being use and abuse.
@trashman5694Ай бұрын
That's like some nam shit bro
@harryvh3356Ай бұрын
Served in both the Belgian Army as infantry and the US as an M1A1 crewman. Left the service because I wanted to be a better father to my kids by being present more (instead of always in the field). Seeing Business Insider's videos with 1SG Fletcher as "the main character" makes me miss it all so much man. I had multiple friends off themselves after leaving the service. These videos are a reminder of why it happens. It's cause we get out and leave behind this massive sense of purpose and brotherhood and never again find it as a civilian. I think I speak for many veterans when I say most of us feel lost in the civilian world but we keep going and hide the pain for the sake of our children and the love we have for em.
@ScoutsOut83Ай бұрын
Down side is #23 has no relationship with his dad because he chose the army over family. #23 did State he turned out having the same mentality as his father. Catch 22. Didn't know my father. Army above family. Moved around from the base to that base and no say so. I did wait until after my service to have a family as to not make the same choices as others. Scouts Out. 🇺🇸🇺🇦☘️
@donttellmeitsraining8160Ай бұрын
Too right, my friend. 20 years service here.
@ScoutsOut83Ай бұрын
@@harryvh3356 Hooah
@darianpope4146Ай бұрын
My Father was a Marine during my the early ages of my life. After he left I remember him joining the national guard and my mother explaining to me the impact it had on solders when they leave the service and that’s why we joined the ARNG. You opened my eyes to that a lot more for I haven’t appreciated enough that my father maybe thinking about this still to this day after so long. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. You guys really do give your whole self and lose some of it. Truly inspiring.
@dchuchuАй бұрын
The moment this opened with a quote from #23 we all knew this was going to be good
@J3unGАй бұрын
If it makes you sleep better at night or make you better at COD or airsoft, I guess it's cool. This whole thing is a joke.
@tiegamer1tieplayer988Ай бұрын
@@J3unGright?, so what you're saying is we should send you first to war. Got it let's send the expert and see how long you last.
@rob_1Ай бұрын
@@J3unG I think its good, combat training is a necessity it's the most realistic experience for these troops to get into the mindset and make them think and adapt to different situations that can happen
@ugs192Ай бұрын
@@J3unGhow?
@seanwalters1977Ай бұрын
@@J3unG So troops shouldn't ever conduct exercises and training? When war kicks off we just send out untrained people with guns like Russia and China?
@PaulsensGarageАй бұрын
51:05 as a Combat Veteran This is the only answer I will ever give again. These are words from someone who as seen what most of these kids are about to experience first hand.
@ContentEnjoyer-gm3kyАй бұрын
Ay, thank you for your service by the way.
@PaulsensGarageАй бұрын
@@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky Thank you the support.
@CharlesFeldmann-g3yАй бұрын
Lols the US hasn’t face a near peer advisory before
@TurnerBrendanАй бұрын
@@CharlesFeldmann-g3yLol, that's the typical cheap argument that everyone of you (🤓🤡👳🧕) thinks they're smart with. We know you wouldn't know what to say if someone actually asked you to prove it, let alone explain why it would even matter. You're talking like there are countries out there with more combat experience, let alone any real "near-peer" competitors.
@mikeity2009Ай бұрын
@@CharlesFeldmann-g3y Adversary you mong.
@HadoukenHeroАй бұрын
Sgt fletcher would get played by Ben Affleck in a movie, But the guy is living his own movie. Amazing insight into the JPMRC. Thanks for your reporting.
@kevincashoriginal7047Ай бұрын
*Clears Throat* Ryan Reynolds is preferred 🧐
@paradhoaxАй бұрын
Delusional muricans lol, after a 💥 versus the red dragon, there would be no Hollywood to make any movies 🤡😂.
@notcrazy6288Ай бұрын
1SG Fletcher needs to play himself in a movie.
@J3unGАй бұрын
I learnt this thing is an expensive waste of my mfin taxes. This is stupid.
@spacedoubt107Ай бұрын
Honestly Jason sudeikis is the ONLY right casting for this legend
@aperson7754Ай бұрын
“Though I have been trained as a soldier, and participated in many battles, there never was a time when, in my opinion, some way could not be found to prevent the drawing of the sword.” - Ulysses S. Grant
@nc9869Ай бұрын
The return of the goat, #23
@tak5955Ай бұрын
I WAS GONNA SAY, gotta love that guy.
@KamBar2020Ай бұрын
SLAVA 🇹🇼
@funkndavidАй бұрын
Fcking goat!!
@militaryCyborgАй бұрын
DA GOATTTTT
@johndoppleguardАй бұрын
Blah blah blah yall don't know nothing bout that crap. Stfu!! Ridiculous, useless, uninformed, unintelligent, ignorant comments by criminals defrauding you tube F.O.
@conditionunknownproduction5975Ай бұрын
This is the FIRST time I’ve ever seen media capture the true culture of the infantry. Catching the ins and outs of REGULAR infantry troops in an environment such as this. It’s like seeing my own guys on TV. This is absolutely without a doubt some of the best recent embedded journalism I can think of.
@pusheenmafia8749Ай бұрын
Although the 25th Infantry division isn't the most high speed unit in the army, they are one of the most dedicated to the fight. I am glad to have served with this unit. Tropic Lightning
@quickzilver333Ай бұрын
I served with the 25th ID 97-00. One of the Best Light Infantry Division back then
@kuzol5384Ай бұрын
When I was an instructor (Marine), the best class of students I've had was 25ID.
@Fin-jy7fnАй бұрын
Huh. The 25th ID is top 5 light fighter units in the army for sure.
@_Just_V_Ай бұрын
Crash dummies 🤣🤣🤣
@マカシオショーンАй бұрын
Tracking we won the army best sqd 😂
@jordanbarnhart854822 күн бұрын
I’m active Marine Corps. Got to work with Army Wolfhounds in JPMRC at the end of 2022. There’s nobody I would trust to defend a spot better than US Army Infantry.
@elcactus4058Ай бұрын
Started watching business insider when my goal was to go to college. Now I’m in A School for the US Navy and these videos still get my hype.
@10l94buckoАй бұрын
Trust me this just a hype up is not roses and cool stuff all the time
@TheStabbyCyclistАй бұрын
Shoulda gone to college and commissioned. Get ready to grind shipmate.
@suspicioususerАй бұрын
he fell for the propaganda loooool
@GetYouThereRecordsАй бұрын
Ew u chose navy
@Big_AlMC22 күн бұрын
Hyped lol to become a swabby? Nah you aint gonna be doing this bad ass shit like us in the Army INF. Prove me wrong and become a Navy Seal or something and reply back to me after the pipeline but you shoulda went Green 😎
@davidc4946Ай бұрын
He forced that woman to say she was satisfied with her experience.
@MrLenseАй бұрын
Fletcther is the kind of guy you follow to hell and back. Great leader, he deserves stars if he stays in the army.
@bigro4444Ай бұрын
The Army does not give stars to the competent. This is the standard.
@TheDelta234Ай бұрын
He aint getting anywhere near an officer rank, the Army is full of bullshit so I doubt it'll happen unless he goes through OCS
@masonhackney8725Ай бұрын
He was one of my plt sgts in Syria. Solid guy.
@yeahboiiiiiiiiАй бұрын
@@masonhackney8725i was in Bravo company, and interacted with him a few times and he was always solid. i’ve heard nothing but great things about him
@Idkmyusername_xdАй бұрын
@bigro4444 and were you in the army?
@eltostado3304Ай бұрын
When 1SG Fletcher is asked about real combat at around 50:20 you can really tell his style of a leader
@__Diaz__Ай бұрын
Hello chinese spy who is forced to watch and report on this 😂
@2miyaАй бұрын
same
@lelandrasor9678Ай бұрын
😂@@2miya
@gabrielmkc8072Ай бұрын
@@2miya😮
@kerry-j4mАй бұрын
They already know about this training,nothing to report. LOL.
@LaksilaksАй бұрын
aaaaaaaaaaah
@the_patriotic_gringo19 күн бұрын
I love how humble that German is. Glad to have you apart of the ranks brother.
@anantachonnambat6701Ай бұрын
Thailand just chilling in this exercise then went to train with Chinese the next day just in case so we can have a better picture of who would win. Make it easier to switch side and stuff, you know?
@KunbeebАй бұрын
Haven't finished the video yet, but why not does the US train with other friendly asian armed forces such as the Philippines? Or because they already do that in the Philippines?
@_._._._._._._._._._._._._.____Ай бұрын
Thailand knows that the US won't win in a real fight against a real enemy.
@_._._._._._._._._._._._._.____Ай бұрын
@@Kunbeeb Look up the PH president Bong Bong - and you'll realise that the only reason why their country took a 180 to become pro-US again is because this guy's corrupt AF.
@3UserАй бұрын
@@Kunbeeb They already train with other asian countries
@joshuakang4507Ай бұрын
@@Kunbeebwe train with the Philippines a ton… along with SK and Japan
@Jeffd3794Ай бұрын
I don't say this lightly: Sgt. Fletcher is a national treasure.
@FallingmedicАй бұрын
Brother you should go to the training area in Germany and watch the 173rd airborne train force on force. You’re like a Sebastian junger for training rotations. Americans need to see how hard their sons and daughters work to practice protecting them.
@brittanylevinson741Ай бұрын
Thank you to each and every person who participated and supported this event. Having the most lethal fighting force in the world is something to be proud of.
@livefree1030Ай бұрын
Oh yes, the US, the Parasite that continues infect.
@VienPeaaaceАй бұрын
They lose in a 1v1 vs Houthi you know that right?
@mr.borkborkrandom3412Ай бұрын
@@VienPeaaacelmao nice joke
@JAKFLY2820 күн бұрын
In your video game?
@St.Gregory-l8eАй бұрын
1st Seargent Fletcher is the GOAT
@BeyondThe-b3vАй бұрын
Facts ! lol
@wang8137Ай бұрын
fletcher is literally war daddy, same hair cut and everything
@garymatthews2484Ай бұрын
1SG Fletcher is the Main character in this😂
@nmvidroАй бұрын
"We could be here all day parcing out the particular things that go into an exercise" That shit cost $300 million
@aneececoltАй бұрын
100%
@InitialFailureАй бұрын
Well, yea. Simple math puts the money at about $180/hr doing 24/7 hours for 14 days just for the Brigade of roughly 5,000 troops. Considering the armor fuel and maintenance (vehicles series like MRAP, up-armored HMMWV, etc.), drones, arty sims, radio equipment, blanks for all sorts of platforms (240, 249, 4, etc.), aircraft maintenance and fuel, food (MREs aren't cheap), water (fuel to transpo water), MILES, etc. Then there's pay based on rank and marital status, any training leading up to the event. I mean, are we including AIT, troop schools (like NCO PME, O courses), etc.? Depending on what you're counting, 300 mil is either a crazy amount, about right or maybe a drop in the bucket. My guess is the 15 mil is the "big five" or food, water, fuel/POL, ammo and comms (likely not counted). 15 mil across the Brigade gets you about $9.00/hr per troop (for 24hr per day, 14 days). Or, $26/hr for 8 hours a day. Yea, pay alone wouldn't even be covered given Colonel to the rare E-1 (which makes a minimum of about $12.60/hr, 8 hour work week but they're working more than 8 lol). TL:DR; Yea, it's probably closer to 300 than 15, but I see why the answer was given the way it was.
@JediSentinalАй бұрын
Cost? Yes 😂
@TheAnnoyingBoss7 күн бұрын
He had that look in his eyes that tells me that cost us a lot. He was like "😐"
@_ramrocАй бұрын
God, that outro has a different feeling to it than all the other business insider videos, and the backdrop of the grassfire is beautiful.
@donttellmeitsraining8160Ай бұрын
New Zealand artillery has proved themselves in battles from WW2, Korean War and Vietnam. Great allies.
@zaltanking9915Ай бұрын
First soldier: BOTH OF YOU ARE F**KING DEAD Other soldier : HEY WATCH WHO YOUR TALKING TO 😂😂
@10l94buckoАй бұрын
Yea it happens all the time nco hide under them strips 🤣
@kieransutter5902Ай бұрын
That guys in my platoon
@thedoctorairsoft6813Ай бұрын
This is the same stuff I actually saw while playing airsoft dozens of times.
@jaymack11b83Ай бұрын
Usually how it goes followed by one more “F**k you YOURE DEAD”
@hestoncjr.3560Ай бұрын
Airsoft in a nutshell
@L11ghtmanАй бұрын
Too many Americans think the Army’s job is just to defend and occupy. The Army’s primary job and the core of its mission during every war in American history is and always has been to attack, close with, and destroy the enemy in ground combat. From Normandy and Ia Drang to Shah-I-Kot and Baghdad, Army infantry and armor has been the brunt of our offensive combat. Thank you for sharing that mission.
@bluntcabbage6042Ай бұрын
Yeah, it's annoying how pervasive the idea of the Army being some passive, glorified garrison force is. In reality it's easily one of the most aggressive branches the US will field. Lots of absolutely nuts offensive operations under the Army's belt.
@dvdivine196225 күн бұрын
Marines took all the public perception.
@michaelmatthias949523 күн бұрын
@@dvdivine1962that’s his point. Yet they do a significantly smaller portion of the fighting.
@dvdivine196223 күн бұрын
@@michaelmatthias9495 yeah ik, was just adding on how games and media like to portray the marines.
@L11ghtman23 күн бұрын
@@bluntcabbage6042I think it’s because the mission in Iraq and Afghanistan was so often reported in the media as “occupation” so at the time, yes, occupation WAS a big responsibility. But people forgot how the Army got there… they forgot about the Thunder Run to Baghdad and Operation Anaconda in the Shah-I-Kot mountains. They forgot that the Army is tasked with fighting out major land campaigns like they did in Vietnam, Korea, and WWII.
@Fausto_mohАй бұрын
I'm so glad to see that the people in charge of these are very well informed and know the actual going ons of the people who are potential threats. idk how many regular people dont pay attention or actively see these people as good.
@AM-dc7pvАй бұрын
"Out of every one hundred men, ten shouldn't even be there, eighty are just targets, nine are the real fighters, and we are lucky to have them, for they make the battle. Ah, but the one, one is a warrior, and he will bring the others back.." - Heraclitus. He throws out hilarious main character quotes...Sgt Fletcher is that guy.
@aj466202Ай бұрын
I hope they do a follow up segment with Fletcher particularly when it comes time for retirement
@brow1920Ай бұрын
Man I've seen like 100 documentaries about army stuff but the fact this shows real personalities makes this one of the top 5 I've ever seen. Please keep making these - so awesome! Even if its about another exercise like this one would be awesome!
@RealKennethChoiАй бұрын
I want to give credits to the chemistry between the camera person and the producers for getting those guys to open up and make this worth watching
@anthonyhall41706 күн бұрын
Its awesome seeing these 75th guys with regular army passing down their knowledge and experience
@mikethemechanic7395Ай бұрын
Love these videos. As an Army vet. They never show the police call or bullshit details there’s joes will do after training 😂
@kerry-j4mАй бұрын
AGREED.
@Stand1ngBearАй бұрын
Yea buddy kitchen police all evening! 😂
Ай бұрын
Love these videos as well, its fascinating to me as an outsider, not mentioning the comments! I feel I am starting to get the jokes in HellDivers 2, this video is pretty much what they played on those monitors while in the battleship, and its crazy to realize they were not exaggerating 🤣
@ianp7383Ай бұрын
*Thailand training with both the US and China* - “I’m playing both sides so I always win”
@MACNTOSFAMАй бұрын
it’s great to see these exercises and combat scenarios. especially as joint readiness with other nations.
"maybe a fuckin sour patch kid might make me feel better!"🤣
@emeltea339 күн бұрын
39:28 50:31
@Jordan-qu9rvАй бұрын
"why'd you come out here?" "I had to take a shit." 😂😂😂
@ryanrodriguez1234Ай бұрын
I'm surprised public relations even cleared this, but this is currently by far the most accurate representation of a day in the life of the average Joe. Keep these videos coming. By the looks of how many y'all have made so far, the military must be seeing some kind of benefit from it. Side note: That 1SG is a real one! It's crazy how different the military can be depending on where you're at. I've never had leadership like him before. Happy to see his troops have amazing leadership to look up to. Shout out to that drone SSG, the OPFOR LT, and the OPFOR CPT as well. Unfortunately, I've only ever had people like that full bird and the two star. I understand the logic and reasoning behind it, but those kinds of leaders just make people get out.
@KONGASTY957 күн бұрын
Hey thank you guys thank you for all your work and all your services
@lucass9328Ай бұрын
16:29 is my favorite part. He just tells her what to say and she says it 😄
@enclavestreams3202Ай бұрын
I appreciate SPC Morales' efforts to take the training seriously, but what he will come to learn when he picks up stripes is that often the goal of these exercises is not to see "who won" but to see how the evaluated unit responds to worst case scenarios. He and his squad did their job taking out that squad of OPFOR, but for the sake of training, OPFOR might tell you to go down so the rest of the platoon can respond and get their training in.
@lonewolf8068Ай бұрын
When he said there is no do overs in life that part hits the most
@Deluxedracula10 күн бұрын
LGR is a gem, the hurricane destroying his house made me sad but the way he handled it is a class act. He linked to how to help others and just kept moving!
@NornedBansheeАй бұрын
The goat is back Solider #23
@palmares77Ай бұрын
Some of the greatest warriors are killed constantly and historically, so humility always stayed with when I was in the 25th ID. '95-'99
@chiefkalif9675Ай бұрын
Next you should check our the Cold Weather Combat Survival school in Alaska and JPMRC-Alaska at the Northern Warfare Center. Much slower paced - larger area and less hospitable weather - but I think it'd be a good follow up. Or if you want to stick around the jungle climate, there's also JRTC at Tiger Land, Fort Polk, Louisiana. I think that one is a bigger scale than JPMRC-Hawaii.
@williamnemmers2583Ай бұрын
I used to be in 3rd Brigade. We were always in the field around Halloween. It's because it gets so crazy downtown in Waikiki, they want to keep the Art 15's down to a minimum.
@WilliamHudgins-n7qАй бұрын
I used to enjoy playing army as a child. This is the ultimate playing army with real weapons and lots of other goodies. I never got to do this while in the army myself, but the trainIng would have rocked.
@lj1643Ай бұрын
LOL @ having random civilian contractors flying scout drones in this operation. It’s like a bunch of kids in an epic backyard battle, and your uncle shows up with a cool remote-control helicopter to help spy
@Jackp_294Ай бұрын
Love these videos would love to see more!
@chiraq_q78883 күн бұрын
Thank all these men for their service
@DanH-u3fАй бұрын
Excellent video. You should be nominated for an award. Great job.
@psytofu126 күн бұрын
Damn the interview at the end about skateboarding. He's found an incredible way to cope with what he's been through in the army. What a remarkable person.
@1up602Ай бұрын
I really like these longer form mil videos and Jungle guy is back!
@kenrobison95288 сағат бұрын
Remember, everyone deployed. God bless you all. 🇺🇸 All the way.
@ComfortsSpecterАй бұрын
Army grunts discovering airsoft Culture So Adorable
@johnlucas6683Ай бұрын
I don't think they have virtually unlimited rounds per magazine.
@baronc252Ай бұрын
we've been doing this way before airsoft was a thing. Airsofters are larpers first and foremost
@CharluxNZАй бұрын
"Don't forget to call your hit" head ass
@3UserАй бұрын
Buddy there's a difference in playing dressup in your mom's backyard and a brigade level force on force exercise
@ComfortsSpecterАй бұрын
@@3User “…” “Bruh cannot read the room.” They’re having screaming matches over calling hits It’s adorable Git Gud Yuh only on the internet super soldier
@psykrobone9479Ай бұрын
General Flynn got a star on his CIB. Let that sink in.
@deeho5494Ай бұрын
Ahhhh, miss those days. 1SGT Fletcher is the fkn man, best kind of dude to work for.
@Katalmach11bАй бұрын
Kinda cool to see how much bigger the active duty Army trains. I'm in the National Guard, and we do some stuff like this, but rarely ever on this scale. Big Army really is a leviathan. I'm proud to support them
@abbyolson8112Ай бұрын
why’d they edit out the part where they all snuggle for warmth? it got cold up in the kahukus
@ContentEnjoyer-gm3kyАй бұрын
Because it isn’t the Navy-
@TTKDMSАй бұрын
@@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky Who has barrel duty tonight?
@LordBaileyDev7 күн бұрын
Fantastic documentary with great story telling. I hope that 1st STG is doing okay and I am glad we go men like him out there.
@WolflungАй бұрын
Everyone drooling over fletcher meanwhile my man Gen. Flynn has a star over his CIB lmao
@snowrider90183 күн бұрын
Sgt. Fletcher definitely reminds me of my sgt whose been through combat: Speaks freely about "real combat" with a slight hint of depression, blatantly honest about whether or not something is dumb to do even if he himself is not the most intellectual guy, references Lord of the Rings yet calls other people nerds, and can be genuinely terrifying when he speaks in a low tone or whispers. Call it Deadpool humor if you will.
@blitzioАй бұрын
This was a great follow up to the last one. More of these please
@MrPredatorSeven25 күн бұрын
@9:50 I've known Roach since high school and one thing he always said is how he wants to be in the military and help in anyway. I can also tell you he has dreamt of this moment as well as he earned it. Remember the name Roach this won't be the last time you hear of him. I'll tell you this, if we go to war Roach will have them dead before any of them see it. Miss my guy but he's out here sacrificing the chance of going to war for us to be safe. God bless Charlie Company and all others.
@gp556by45Ай бұрын
Sgt. Fletcher is the GOAT. The man can't be stopped. #23 back at it again.
@gregoryberg580624 күн бұрын
When i went through Marine OCS and started active duty in the late 80s, all the talk and training was geared toward a war with the Soviet Union. I do remember classes though that were saying our next threat was going be geared more terrorism and insurgency-type wars. They weren’t wrong.
@enosalesna3203Ай бұрын
KOPPENHAGEN! cant believe hes a sgt now, been a long time. Keep rocking on buddy!!
@reddevilparatrooperАй бұрын
Force or force engagements using MILES gear system has improved simulated combat training since it was introduced in the late 1970s. My experience was in my first unit in Germany in the late 80s. This forced unit commanders down to the small unit leaders to think and use their tactics wisely to avoid casualties as if on a real combat scenario. Individual soldiers start to think for themselves as taking cover, moving by using obstacles and terrain to their advantage to avoid getting hit emphasizing better combat drills and tactics. The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in combat. This type of training pays off in real combat with close to real world outcomes. Grenada, Panama, and Desert Storm were short conflicts but it had the least casualties but effective combat leadership under any worst case scenarios. Somalia had the same stressful situation too. Iraq and Afghanistan where US Forces fought the longest since Vietnam didn't have the same casualties with two different theatres of combat and terrain. Small unit leadership was key role in combat. This is not Call of Duty using a TV screen and a controller, this is putting on real equipment with food, water, and blank ammunition to go on a simulated combat training to see if all your training was worth it. It's not LARPING because you might not know it in the future that you will go into combat with the training you did.
@0mn0mableАй бұрын
awesome work, this isn 't just another youtube video it's an elite level documentary! I especially liked 1st Sgt. Fletchers narrative and the trajectory he appears to be on moving forward, great stuff!
@asiangaming8409Ай бұрын
Im currently enlisting in the Army, 11b, I hope to God I can meet up with number 23 in my lifetime
@joshp2080Ай бұрын
Aw man, youre gonna love every minute of this journey youre about to embark
@asiangaming8409Ай бұрын
@ no im fuckin not lmao
@OsvaldoGomez-d9dАй бұрын
@@asiangaming8409well you still got time to change your mos. The pay is shit. The food is shit. Most the people are shit. You should get your cdl bro. Don’t die for this country. Please 🙏🏽
@asiangaming8409Ай бұрын
@@OsvaldoGomez-d9d brother I don’t really care about the pay, I have a pretty financially stable family, im planning on do security contracting after, im just doing this for the fun of it and experience, I know all the shit that goes down and I say it’s worth it
@OsvaldoGomez-d9dАй бұрын
@@asiangaming8409 Noooo. Well I wish the best of luck to you. You having drive is very important. Just be the best you can and surround yourself with nice and honest people. There are a few of them guys in infantry but you’ll most likely be around severe assholes and terrible fiends. Good luck brother and thank you for serving. We are about to have a civil war on our ground but you’ve made up your mind. See ya then ✌🏽🙏🏽❤️
@i.ak.168415 күн бұрын
Absolutely crushed that documentary. Up close, honest, personal, not political, original. Way to go. F'ing awesome. Would love to see more of this style for the military and possibly even the police force or firedepartments perhaps.
@Kaotix_musicАй бұрын
1SG Fletcher is the 1SG I want in combat. I had one with a similar personality, but a bit older. Cool, chill, funny, and lovvvvveeeeddd his guys. You want guys like 1SG Fletcher fighting our wars.
@bobbyhill5067Ай бұрын
But are you one of the guys that he wants you in his platoon/company tho? it goes two ways; you need people who are already in the same wavelength and putting their weight & more when asked too
@norcalbikelife108214 күн бұрын
God bless you all and thank you for your service 🙏
@TheRealPenguinatorАй бұрын
"WE'RE LOW ON AMMO!" The troops: 30:47
@pfdcomputerclass623425 күн бұрын
ikr
@user-Radost23326 күн бұрын
This needs many more views, this is the best military video on this channel
@Vinex3431Ай бұрын
Glad this showed the realism of opfor always having God mode enabled 🤣
@MarcoPoloOliganАй бұрын
in our country, The Philippines we have an elite force called the scout ranger regiment.. in their training before you can graduate from the village course, it is necessary or mandatory that you must participate in the actual battle against the terrorists.. so most of the scout ranger batches have scout ranger trainees die and it is inevitable that some of them die so if there is other countries will say that they are prepared for jungle warfare.. the scout rangers of the Philippines will not be late.. They are really in jungle warfare as if the jungle is their home because they were really honed there and luckily they are allies of the USA
@jackie2-g8lАй бұрын
And they are using DJI which is a Chinese drone 😂
@nmvidroАй бұрын
You uh think the PRC doesnt use KZbin chief?
@Omer1996E.CАй бұрын
@@nmvidro the PRC doesn't use yt, but some people inside the the PRC do. There's a difference. The US does not conventionally use dji for example, but some people in the USA do
@thebigmonАй бұрын
They don't use DJI. They use something even cooler that they won't show you in these videos.
@jacobzindel987Ай бұрын
@@thebigmonChinese drone production vastly outstrips ours by orders of magnitude.
@Cuck_lifeАй бұрын
@@jacobzindel987 Yeah hobby drones and just like Ukraine we can set up a shop cranking out thousands upon thousands of cheap and fast drones. Im not concerned with their hobby drone capability.
@ReneVasquez-hz3sp15 күн бұрын
Thank you for all that you do, all that is never known, and that has been lost. Thank you for your service, peace makers. 🎉
@Trve_KvltАй бұрын
It's great to see the Army focusing on small commercial drones, heard DJI drones mentioned a couple times.
@user-Radost23329 күн бұрын
This is the best documentary/inside look into the military I’ve seen. Absolutely incredible
@a_hidden_hoagieАй бұрын
Glad to see the Army getting after it it
@ZackScott-s7pАй бұрын
But not the southern border where the enemies can easily come in
@TheChrisrods77Күн бұрын
God Bless are men on the line I pray the leadership in our OEF/OIF generation troops instills strength in our warriors, as 27 year AF veteran I had the opportunity to support JPMRC several times its a lot of work we put into getting these men and supplies to their location it a beautiful scene watching that many C-17's in the air. Sorry Hawaii natives for all noise at take off.
@yaltschulerАй бұрын
55:08 LMFAO, the deadpan transition here is hilarious