Clint Romesha The Outpost Movie, Medal of Honor, Battle of Kamdesh, COP Keating, October 3rd, 2009

[@historyisback4613]

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[@L_Train]

Thank you for posting this

[@L_Train]

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[@L_Train]

50:23

[@maureenorourke3292]

I am concerned for this gentleman soldier. Every detail burned into his mind. I hope he has met with his soldiers in the private sector gathered and shared thoughts from that experience and encouraged all to support each other. They were affected by drawn out hellish isolation, pain, feeling hung out to dry, in need of ammunition and support troops, feeling responsible in an impossible situation. Behind this horrific experience is a sad man. God Bless All of Them.

[@petersanmiguel1468]

Seek salvation: John 1:1-14 John 3:16 Romans 10:9

[@kittybitts9530]

SSgt. Romesha's expression all through the interview says so much. This man and the men he served with, they're all extraordinary heroes. The rest of us blessed to live in this great nation should aspire to live lives worthy of their sacrifice. Respect and blessings, SSgt. Romesha.

[@bobabooey4537]

Heroes why?... and how?

[@donnyr9180]

Extraordinary hero? Is that something different than any other type of hero? Didn't you hear him say himself that he was just doing his job? Good story though....kept me riveted.

[@antoniompinheiro7495]

Cdcxzscxd xc

[@MagicJellyBeanPastelLucidDream]

There is a problem with the govt forcing good men to serve an oath that is hypocritical. When these men are shipped out, alot are there because it’s a job, life reasons, etc. My step father was relieved after he was struck with shrapnel from an RPG blowing out the wall of a building. He watched good men die, so I respect these men, and everyone who fights for what they believe in, there is nothing more honorable than facing the grim reaper when they come knocking. What I hate so much is how the govt forces such good men into terrible situations. The only thing I believe would change politicians minds, and those in power, is to serve. Yes there’s a 5* general, and chain of command, and I am sure all who took orders and gave them felt so many emotions. There was once a time when friendly fire was commonplace, so it’s gotta be heart wrenching to know they tried their most and still had losses. Always will when there’s war. It’s sad, but real. It’ll never end, it just changes shape and formality. Someone said whoever made Kamdesh an outpost should be held responsible for making a suicide kill box, I somewhat agree.

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

There’s only one way to Heaven and that’s by way of Christ Jesus Hallelujah

[@LP3me]

“If you gotta go around and tell everyone how great you are , you probably aren’t that great”. Silence is golden. Love it.

[@owen225]

With exceptions of course.

[@matthewkurzhals1812]

But, but I'm awesome

[@nobody-ly9ef]

Duct tape is silver

[@LP3me]

Can’t believe this has under 100k views. Everyone should hear this story. It’s crazy this guy can recount all the moments with the fog of war.

[@Sporebreath2304]

It's cause most people are concerned with how many followers they have and how much more of everything they can have for themselves. Very shallow and predictable society we live in nowadays.

[@joelglanton6531]

I'm under the impression that "fog of war" relates more to the inherent ambiguity regarding an organization's knowledge of both its adversary's and its own operational status, abilities, disposition, objective(s), size, etc. that is caused by the difficulty in affecting communication, intelligence gathering, etc. during wartime, as opposed to an individual soldier's inability to accurately recollect individual events. I've seen it used as a malapropism for the latter phenomenon quite a bit though so I'm sure you picked it up from seeing it used in a similar context somewhere. I believe my definition is closer to both the way the term is curreny used by the U.S. military as well as Clausewitz's original meaning when he (inadvertantly) coined the term by his copious use of the word "fog." I'm a former U.S. Army infantry noncommisioned officer (5.5 years of service with two combat deployments) as well as an amateur enthusiast of warfare and military history.

[@joelglanton6531]

@@Sporebreath2304 As much as I (mostly) agree with your premise, I'm in my thirties and I've seen many more of my peers as well as the younger generations reject that particular lifestyle than you'd think. IMO it all starts with parenting and I would urge any parents (or soon-to-be ones) reading this to PLEASE don't allow your child to play with any devices such as phones or tablets until they are old enough to speak and effectively and coherently communicate and have been properly socialized with other children in their peer group. It isn't gonna kill them to not have a tablet or play with your phone. If you teach them early on that your phone isn't a toy, they won't even try to ask you for it. When they're old enough to attend kindergarten and they get the potential to feel envy and resentment because all the other kids play with tablets and phones, then it is the time to allow them some time with such devices- under your supervision of course, and it should never be their sole form of entertainment as it is NO substitute for actual, tactile playtime.

[@michaelslater6839]

“Time stood still and time slipped by without notice “. Such a great way to help us understand what he experienced. I can tell you it’s exactly like that. There are times when your life is in great danger that Time stand still and everything goes it just slow motion. And when it continues for a long period of time there’s all this time you can’t account that just slipped by. I understand it exactly. Plus when he say rounds the difference between rounds fired at us or….those rounds were “AT US”. another great explanation of the reality of war. Plus the unbelievable loudness of a full on assault! He can really tell a great…well Great “story” is an understatement!

[@jmethos]

As a Mom - I just want to hug and comfort Ro. He has endured so much and carries so much pain with him.

[@orange70383]

Ro, what is that.

[@jmethos]

@@orange70383 Not sure what you're asking - Ro is short for Romesha his last name. I read his book. I believe he was sometimes referred to as "Ro" in the book and I took the liberty of using it which may be too familiar to be proper.

[@kenstone9905]

What a great man. Gives me hope for the future. Thank you Clinton Romesha for your service and sacrifice!

[@quickdeuce]

SSgt Romesha mentions numerous times how humbled he is to be selected to accept the MOH for his service to America, we're humbled and sometimes even cry with him, are humbled to know America has many who deserve the highest award for valantry and service America bestowes on her soldiers but will never be recognized. We're honored to learn SSgt Romesha's story of what happened on that day, the 3rd of October, 2009 in Afghanistan.

[@michaeltimothy70]

Pure appreciation. Even in this interview his determination to share his story amidst the stop and start of the filming is selflessness. How lucky we are to have men like him to be willing to give the ultimate sacrifice.

[@orange70383]

Sacrifice for what, not to protect this country but to serve the evil elite.

[@richardsmith7131]

This is so awesome ! Thank you for your service!!

[@tonyaughney8945]

Brilliant interview with a great and humble man. His biography of the battle is exceptional.

[@Ingozi_dh]

Brilliant interview? Hahaha...interview questions are hardly audible

[@millieatr]

There is a 2020 movie "The Outpost" about this battle . Good movie saw it last night

[@miked.5089]

Same ,good movie.Hit all the important points of the battle

[@yosephog5509]

Same, it helped visualize the real battle. The camera work was very good.

[@RedRedMCmusic]

Such a badass movie

[@POSSUM3K3]

Very good movie!!! I never heard of it before I watched it the other day an was a little skeptical on the movie at first since it wasn't a major motion picture or highly publicized, but surprisingly it was extremely well done and truly shows the bravery of our soldiers.

[@RedRedMCmusic]

@@POSSUM3K3 I agree. The promotion and movie trailers didn’t do it much justice. I was pleasantly surprised on how good the movie was. Such a shame it didn’t get as much praise as “American Sniper” for instance. The overall true story is remarkable. Two Medal Of Honor plus most decorated Army squad in the Afghanistan war? Like cmon

[@elizabethdayrit4733]

You are a very humble and honorable man Mr. Clint Romesha. The love and loyalty you have for the men you served with is admirable. You are the kind of person and leader that set an example for men to follow you even unto death. I SALUTE you. I pray for GOD to continue to bless you and give you long life.

[@gregcraig2407]

What a great young man thank you for your service and story it almost makes you feel like I was there the way you explain it ! Very well said!! GREAT JOB!

[@pigroper5]

First class human being and American. Definitely a national treasure along with all those soldiers that fought that battle. What a group of fine people. The people that did the interview weren't bad people, but what the hell did they think they were doing? "Oh just a minute son while I check my text messages, oh just a minute while I get some coffee, oh just a minute, this and that. They act like they are doing a story about a guy who won a sack race at the county fair.

[@waynecantrell667]

You are a true American hero. I am a former Sgt Marine, and you are my brother for sure ! God bless you !\

[@larrywelchko6136]

I hope you guys are never forgetten. May you find peace brother, I represent the 82nd and I salute you all.

[@R2WSF]

Very grateful to have this interview. Some advice would be to work on the volume for future videos. It was extremely hard to listen to this in any setting except in the still and quiet. I generally like to listen to stuff while driving and whatnot and even with everything cranked to maximum it was very difficult to hear. Otherwise great video, thank you

[@kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji]

What a humble man - Medal of Honor recipient - Respect!

[@richardbowers3647]

Valor is only seen from the onlookers view!!!

[@fleet_street215]

I read his book, Red Platoon. Just watched The Outpost. I think they did a great job for those men who are still on that mountain in Nuristan. The movie really hit home. Godspeed SSG. Till Valhalla to those men who didn’t make it home.

[@kennysouthwel4127]

That young man is the salt of the earth. The type of man that has made and continues to make this country great. True American. God bless and thank you.

[@Luminousgrin]

Very inspirational. Thank you for your service and telling the story of you and your fallen brothers.

[@kaizenrise8825]

Just watched "The Outpost"...This Guy is a Badass...

[@marc2638]

My first duty station was Ft. Carson Colorado loved it out there, I was with 1/22INF 4th ID Mechanized, loved becoming a soldier at that post had a lot of great leadership amd mentoring

[@rmatteson3142]

Outstanding. I read the book Red Platoon. The problem was I didnt have a face,nor voice to go along with it. Now I do.

[@msdescendentreviews1660]

Thank you Mr Romoshea for being an outstanding Patriot and an extraordinarily brave warrior with much humility. God bless you

[@thatsthewayitgoes9]

intelligent fellow and very good communicator.

[@stacynavarro9319]

Hero...

[@richardbowers3647]

Very articulate to!!!

[@PartyProphet]

You can her his voice change talking about his war experience. Truly powerful stuff

[@DoubleMCeo]

I just lost my grandad December 19th he was a marine vet. I really appreciate everything you’ve accomplished for the USA

[@jetobey5656]

How can we truly honor such courage that is so beyond what can be expected of any soldier? The medal is symbolic, but it just does not seem to be enough. Love

[@pocobuen]

astonishing, that's the best I can come up with. Outstanding interview guys, although any interruption of this hyam being's testimony would alwaly have been irritating. Well done.

[@marilynmuckerman1564]

Probably never have the opportunity to meet you. But thanks, you are a true hero to me.

[@patrickmeehan2841]

I read The Outpost. Jake Tapper wrote the story of this American Hero and the amazing marines he fought with. Inspirational story of survival and heroism.

[@travis5385]

Read Romesha’s book “Red Platoon”….amazing

[@freddylong156]

Thats a great man right there id love to have the honor of meeting him

[@larrysmith1568]

Much respect for this man.

[@64Pete]

Extraordinary man. You can see his pain when he thinks of his brothers, lost.

[@smithnwesson990]

This dude is a legit hero.

[@bobabooey4537]

Break it all down and tell me why he is a hero? They got smoked at that base and shouldnt have been there.

[@00bankz24]

@@bobabooey4537 break it down? How about the medal around his neck! More than you can say for yourself bub.

[@gpropho]

@@bobabooey4537 they lost 8 men to the taliban 400? You tell me who really got smoked…

[@smithnwesson990]

@@bobabooey4537 Romesha reorganized his men under extreme enemy fire and retook the COP against a well trained enemy that had the high ground and numbers. Saved a lot of lives that day. Called a Hero

[@travis5385]

Was it their fault they were there in a place that shouldn’t have ever existed in the first place? If you think they got smoked then you need to educate yourself about the actual battle and location.

[@rubycollins3492]

Thank you for your service

[@jeffreyhendricks3932]

You can see it in his face and his eyes, so much pain and sadness, maybe even survivor's guilt. It was so heartbreaking at times listening to him try to recount his story, then have a stupid dam interviewer stopping him mid sentence, while some stage hand shoves that thing in front of him to mark the film point. Fuckin' heartless jesus.

[@dreamagery]

These men should be enough reason why we respect our constitution, and honor our service members.

[@burtthebeast4239]

Thank you Sir, God bless you all...

[@russpost2557]

Read the book , saw the movie about 4 times ..... and met and rode 2 weeks on a motorcycle trip with a Ranger who fought in that battle .....

[@elizabethdayrit4733]

You look better without a beard. Thank you for your service. GOD bless you and your family.

[@jessierong]

I disagree😂 He looks great either way! And appearance is probably the last thing he thinks about.

[@Damo_T]

These men are amazing. what warriors they are Respect

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

23:47 "But we don't have half an hour." *video is two and a half hours long* XD Not many movies make me cry. The Outpost did. The storytelling the movie did and that damn song. "Everybody cries" It's insane, but not surprising, it took 12 dead and 37 wounded (8-27 US, 4-10 ANA) for the higher ups to finally close down COP Keating. Damn deathtrap.

[@paulrorick203]

What a good man! God bless you all!

[@honklertheconkler155]

Amazing man we need more people like this bless

[@markwebster5749]

Just watched the movie 🎥 unbelievable group of men bravest of the brave 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

[@venturajo805]

Thank you my brother for your service . Scouts out!

[@daved7064]

This was the interview that was used for the movie The Outpost his stories are all in the movie

[@travis5385]

Read “Red Platoon”, it’s his story in his own words.

[@garygilbert1999]

This man is amazing and I truly appreciate his story being published. Having said that, he deserves a professional interview. At least a decent edit. No offense, but the crew producing this story are bush league at best the interviewer's audio is garbled, add in the coughing and throat clearing. Inexcusable for covering an event of this magnitude!

[@64Pete]

If you read the video description, it states that this is raw, unedited footage. That's why this video is special. Much of what Mr Romesha is telling won't make (or didn't make) the final cut. The guy you can hear is just guiding his story. he's more a "director" and will be cut in the edit as well.

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

The crew producing this are perfectly fine. If you actually listened, you'd have heard the interviewer tell Clint that the interviewer wouldn't be heard when it was edited and if you read the description, you'd have seen "Full Video of Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha telling his entire story. He is occasionally asked to condense to say certain things for later editing purposes. This is the entire unedited footage."

[@tedbaxter5234]

Words fail me at this moment.

[@raynaberg1862]

Every one at cop Keating are heros!! And romesha you are a great leader!! I can't say I Kno the pain but just know people care about your story and everyone else that was there on October 3rd 2009

[@justinplaysguitar]

I was at Bella in 2007 with chosen company got hit. And was in the hospital with a guy who got shot the day bostic got kia it’s insane they didn’t learn from what happened to our company chosen company

[@Sniper-steve]

Hero and inspiration to every serving soldier and veteran would follow you in to any battle brother

[@kevinbialkowski3694]

Why is the volume on all these so low. Youre killin me smalls

[@AlchZdot]

Thank God it’s not just me. Thought I was losing my hearing. Lol

[@stunna7807]

It frustrated the fuk out of me

[@codystout5353]

Balls of steel. Love the outpost. I was Infantry in Iraq.

[@quickdeuce]

At 41:30 the SSgt mentioned the ANA, who were positioned on the Eastern perimeter were missing almost 1/2 their 30 man force,, no surprise eh? Wonder where they were? Likely on the surrounding hillside directing fire into the encampment would be my guess. If anyone would wonder why American and coalitian forces did not trust the ANA nor the Afghani Police, here's your answer.

[@richardbowers3647]

Same happened in Vietnam!! Just saying.

[@knunyabeasewhacks8744]

@@richardbowers3647 Government never really cared much about the man getting shot at.

[@janetsmith5665]

It seems very disrespectful to keep interrupting this hero and sticking that board in his face every five minutes! I've never seen such an interview. Let the man tell his story his own way-----HE HAS EARNED THE RIGHT.

[@jalcock6721]

It says in a description that this is the unedited footage. That's how interviews go.

[@anstewart03]

I was the 1000th subscriber!!!! Ayyeee

[@historyisback4613]

Thank You!

[@mule-RIA]

The audio is awefull

[@63Baggies]

Agreed. They'd better of using an iPhone...

[@slit4659]

AGAIN

[@jmkenny]

This interviewer needs to be slapped! Just let the man tell his story

[@danbower7606]

Great story, I read his book. I wish you would have better audio to hear the interviewer's questions. Thanks.

[@JO-gr5bp]

God bless you Sir. J.Ortega USN Ret.

[@soldtobediers]

“There are none closer to The author of pain & sacrifice Than those who choose to Perform it for the sake & safety of others.” -U.S. Paratrooper Sgt. 82nd Abn. Div. 1/504 ‘71-‘74

[@akxyl1497]

Great person agreed but, dude behind camera should show more respect to him

[@kursed01]

James McDonnel ...I agree. The only thing I can hear was his ignorant wants and comments. The guy interviewing from behind the camera needed to be slapped!!

[@carlosdanger4648]

Yea this isn't about you James Cameron

[@quickdeuce]

Hear Hear Jmes McDonnel, Hear, HEAR. That or those interviewers are dweebs who likely NEVER served or they would have been more respectful of an American hero.

[@binaryzero6804]

Dude behind the camera was a Ranger FYI.second, he's trying to make a film, and make Him look as good as possible...is doubt he felt disrespectful

[@binaryzero6804]

Also, when your a soldier and or "marine" or combat operator or what-have-you, yall' kinda achieve a level of symbiotic love and mutual respect.....he's trying to trim the fat, granted after watching this again your also correct, he should have displayed paitance better.

[@flyboy126]

So many people complaining about the interviewer and camera man. This is unedited raw footage. Has anyone seen the produced final product? If there’s still problems then complain. I was just humbled to hear his story.

[@FloridaSpook]

Wish I could hear the questions

[@zacteakell4373]

I wanna slam this man with elementary interview skills and etiquette. Respect the story for christ's sake. Let him answer in a way best for him, not you. God bless Clint. I advise to go literally anywhere else to hear his unbelievable story.

[@jakebroz9116]

Don't be so harsh it is 2.5 hours long there are many long, uninterrupted sections that he goes into great detail.

[@farzana6676]

You have to understand they're trying to make a movie. Not really trying to make an interview. The conversation needs to be concise for limited airtime.

[@zacteakell4373]

​@@farzana6676 Don't care much. He's trying. But id have signals. I'd know not to ask the best questions conveniently 3 seconds from break (ADS), that's 2 right there. it's his hustle, but we both know there are a ton of ways to create natural stopping points. But that takes a good interviewer who doesn't interrupt when they're spilling their guts about something more tramatc we will ever know. He's not 13. But he makes good content.

[@zacteakell4373]

@@jakebroz9116 When you're spilling your gut and being interrupting mid-sentence in the best of parts for ads. I don't think harsh is a bad classification. He's a big boy. Critical criticism is meant to b taken. If u don't like my opinion... can't help ya. We see things differently prob.

[@weidles]

WOULD HAVE LOVED TO SEE SOME FOOTAGE OF THE BATTLES.

[@Z.dot1]

They have the movie the outpost on Netflix but it would be great to see the actual battle from each soilders point of view these guys went through hell trying to take back the camp

[@ms.rlsteele351]

@@Z.dot1 and, who would stand there taking a video knowing there was a bullet about to shred him to bits?

[@shannonwarren1490]

Yeah, let's stand there and wave to the camera while we blow these m fers up!! The movie The Outpost is as close as you will get to the real thing and it's pretty damn close too!! Awesome movie and I thank God for these soldiers and for all the soldiers that fight for us here in the USA!!

[@robertboyle8552]

Considering the the historical and social importance of these MOH interviews I'm really surprised at the poor sound quality of these interviews. The interviewer's recording levels are of such terrible quality that it's almost impossible to make him out. That and his tendancy to interrupt at important moments is surprisingly bad. It's not just this interview, but on all. And it's such an easy thing to get right.

[@andrewc6602]

i believe this is a salvaged rough cut of the original interview....a behind the scenes as it seems.

[@billywray4524]

be nice if youcould hear the presenters questions but i guess that makes tomuch sense

[@corriekoeijers3644]

A fine man.

[@TUMARK2]

Interviewed volume is too low! Can't hear the questions being asked

[@waynebooker498]

The sound stopped matching the video at about 1:30:00. It became too hard to watch.

[@Billsbyjoe]

These clips could be dramatically improved if the background speaker either wore a mic or edited out compketely their questions, its kinda high school art as it is.

[@maverick744]

Typical question of a civilian.. why is it critical to bring back fallen soldiers? You don’t leave a brother behind period! That interviewer wouldn’t want his body left and dragged through the streets not that he Would care but he’s absolutely right the family member would be subjected to seeing or hearing that their loved ones body was desecrated by the enemy not to mention ever be recovered to be returned.. makes me so mad to hear that.. I still have images of the ranger being drug through the streets of Mogadishu.. it’s meant to demoralize which does for some but others it enrages.. god bless this man

[@chrislucas9555]

You need to get on a podcast with jocko

[@i_hate_soy_boys0314]

Kyle Sky Jocko is 100% better when it comes too combat vets brotha.... joe doesn't know anything about fighting in combat.

[@LP3me]

I agree. I enjoyed jockos podcast with Dakota meyer.

[@pats3071]

Jesus please reupload this audio becomes INSANELY out of sync, literally unwatchable

[@maureenorourke3292]

This is so intense I stop every 15-30 minutes to get a drink of water. How brave he is to suffer reliving these horrific memories of them all facing a hopeless situation. It makes me angry that officers down the mountain didn't have a P L A N to get ammo to them from the get go using dogs or drones. Unacceptable situation.

[@glennpalmer1286]

It would be nice to see this interview without the disruptions and cuts. Cutting this man off while he was talking and the distractions was rude.

[@remysmith92]

1.14.01. “I don’t know if I could’ve stood up”. You already have.

[@liammckinney9764]

Wow such a great story and they cant even get the audio right. And the interviewer needs to show a little bit more respect!

[@lessd685]

Two an a half hours straining to hear interviewer...not enjoyable. Would have been great to relax and hear story INCLUDING questions. Mic up interviewer. Not going to struggle through any more History is Back videos.

[@briancrawford69]

Not really supposed to hear if. Him u watch the edited version u don't hear him at all

[@allthehardtimes]

Having headphones helps tremendously

[@deedubs602]

There’s nothing the interviewer says that’s worth a shit.. Be glad you can’t hear him!

[@claytonginn990]

Audio is lacking

[@MGTOW222]

And by Dawn's early light................

[@69adrummer]

So very sad, that in today's modern age, you can't figure out the microphones, editing, sound, etc... You have these amazing people in front of you and it's amateur hour! damn

[@TheBarrwen]

I cant hear it. The volume is too low

[@rmlaporte57]

Sound booster for phone their free.

[@fishheadlemonsnack824]

'I love you' means 'I won't sign for you.'

[@jessejordan2700]

I love MOH on netflix but it does does not do this man the honor he deserves!!!!

[@markstephan2304]

Sound level too low

[@promokk]

The audio is way off

[@dwightcurrie8316]

I'm just starting this Vid, but unless it's noted somewhere inside, This Battle was fought at the same FOB & shortly after the Traitor & Coward Bowe Bergdahl Deserted His Post From & went in search of his Taliban Buddies. To his credit even Lefty Nit Wit Jake Tapper mentioned this Desertion in his book "Outpost"...Likely the Only Honest Thing Tapper has ever said or written. All Possible Respect is due to Romesha, A Brass Balled Warrior Hero

[@dwightcurrie8316]

I also recommend the Movie "The Outpost" starring Scott Eastwood, Orlando Bloom, Etc. A well made & Well Acted portrayal about what Romesha and the other Poor Bastards went thru leading up to & during the attack on Outpost Keating & based on Tapper's Book. It's Gritty, Violent and gives a good account of the "Administrative Bullshit & Armchair Warriors who were Directly Responsible for the Poor Decision to place COP Keating at the bottom of a "Canyon", surrounded on all sides by High Mountains & Ridges, where the Bad Guys could easily "Fire Down Upon" Our Troops, combined with an almost total lack of concern for the Supplies & Support, or lack thereof, that would have made the Defence of COP Keating, if not easier, but at least, More Survivable. MHO...A Cluster Fuck from Start To Finish but, as usual, not the fault of the "Troops Doing The Fighting and Dying, but the fault of Unqualified Armchair "Ticket Punchers" aka Politicians In Uniform, or "Same Same", but those only Aspiring for a CIB that would aid Promotions that would lead to Political Office, or some sort of Big Time Posting, Appointment or Govt. Gravy Train Job. You've probably already gathered that I Highly Recommend This Movie. IMHO it's as good as most any available and Far Better than Many. Scott Eastwood Does a Better Than Fine job portraying Clint Romesha & a lot of his dialogue in the movie matches Romesha's Retelling of the Troops' Ordeal, Sacrifice & Ultimate Victory at COP Keating in this video & Tapper's Book. I especially Like "We're Gonna Take This Bitch back" It's available On Amazon Prime for Rental or Purchase and free on Netflix with Membership

[@oldmanriver1955]

Tapper's book is very well researched and written. He avoided polemic arguments to tell the men's story. It reminds me of 'We were soldiers once and young . . . ' the story of Il Drag battle.

[@dwightcurrie8316]

@@oldmanriver1955 Despite my feelings toward Tapper, I thoroughly enjoyed the book

[@EarlAllenBoek]

Sound is horribly low. What a shame

[@Ericgrant46]

cant watch fix volume

[@Cardan011]

Why is audio on these amazing interviews so bad?

[@danbower7606]

Can you fix the sound so we can hear it?

[@romeorazvansimici3126]

I'm the only one who has the urge to slap that dude with that planchet to cut?...man, he goes only in bad moments and interrupt this wonderfull hero. To bad that this guy story was done in a such an unprofesional manner....

[@DevinciElite]

Wonder if he is still around the ND area... I too work up here in the oil fields.

[@Brian1952ful]

Great interview of a true humble hero. Interview was handled badly imo. Interviewer could have been better prepared.