Dale Dye on Being a Selfless Warrior with Lewis Howes

[@FJ23.]

i teared up watching this. so moving when he talks about doing it for the family.

[@WillWilla]

You are a blessing, amazing interview. As a Army Veteran I appreciate your awareness of our sacrifice.

[@longjohnsilver5179]

I was stationed on Okinawa back in the late 70's. Capt. Dye was seen on Armed Forces Network television channel. He hosted a daily feedback program and answered questions posed by the soldiers about AFN. He is an unforgettable personality. He always was on the level. A man with real class.

[@raybraud1568]

Served with this man. He is the real deal, what you see is what you get

[@raybro3425]

Served with Capt Dye. A great Marine

[@aussieoffroader1974]

Such a great man among common men.. Thank you so much for sharing the time you had with the legend himself.

[@archigeist84]

This must be among the best, deepest, richest content on KZbin.

[@michaelmoyer8892]

Captain Dale Dye USMC(Mustang). Is a friend of mine. We met at the late Paul's Italian Villa, in Simi Valley CA. for our Marine Corps League meetings. I'd often bring my daughter. Captain Dye would frequently piggy back my daughter around the restaurant & banquet room. The 1st time Captain Dale Dye showed up, he was in his Officers Blues, after his introduction, he said "Now everyone go get your blues on!!" Our League meetings were casual, uniform optional. At one point we had the largest Marine Corps league in SoCal!!

[@pinkvalentino]

I love the interviews with soldiers, veterans, navy seals etc... They are just super inspiring and seems like they have super-secret knowledge :) I completely agree with the idea of "structure" whether it's life, army, work... Without structure, rules etc it's one big mess and it leads to frustration, unhappiness and finally giving up.

[@andreszwei]

Dale Dye is like the grandfather every young boy needs.

[@andreszwei]

Thank YOU for all the thought provoking, motivational content sir!

[@SirPeteWindsor]

+Lewis Howes Brilliant interview! Interviewing inspiring people from different walks of life is just awesome. Keep up the good work L.H. Cheers.

[@EvelynNY21]

Thank you Lewis for weekly interviews. They are very inspiring. They help to survive in the everyday struggles ;) Do not stop create them. Greetings from Poland ^^

[@MajesticManabe]

1 hour of Dale Dye speaking - you're a saint!

[@DesertLyons22]

And this one deserves to be called the art of masculinity and the essence of greatness. I watched prior to this one your interview in T.A.M. Here I see a servant making a difference in so many different walks of life by a total commitment to his small piece of the puzzle.

[@JustNeshTV]

Thanks so much Lewis for this interview! This has blessed me so much. -Nesha

[@studiot7480]

Dignified, humble, wise courageous - a great leader. Great content 👈

[@matthewstofer5023]

A national treasure.

[@dowdallerno1]

Love the big man.🍀

[@edwirko187]

great interview, great individual!

[@sameerbhatia451]

Nice one. Enjoyed listening.

[@rockdog2843]

A real man who has experienced real life and real death around him.Also a man who has been to hell with the Reaper breathing down his neck everyday.Its a miracle he survived and made it back home.He is a real warrior and a true leader.

[@rockdog2843]

Thanks for an excellent interview.You asked great questions and chose a true hero to talk with.

[@jdawg8157]

Semper Fi Marine

[@trishtrish101]

True Leader

[@redskyatnight123]

Total fucking respect

[@tylerdean4507]

Hate to be that guy and love the interviews. Please change your intro banner to read "U.S. Marine CORPS" it is not the US Marine Core. Thank you from an avid viewer and former Marine.

[@TheZGALa]

I really love that he said "Weeny" instead of something derogatory towards women...though woly mammaths have been extinct for some time...

[@MalikaSmile]

Men and women, before getting into the military, make sure that your natural personal emotional makeup is compatible with what is required (listen to Dale Dye) to avoid crippling Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ruining the rest of your life. The 800 pound gorilla in the room ... people come with emotions, to suppress emotions .... makes the emotions more powerful. As long as we are not acknowledging our emotions, we will continue to have people to compensate in destructive ways. Anger, calmness, friendship, fear, courage, shame, confidence, kindness, benevolence, cruelty, pity, indignation, envy, jealousy , love, guilt, these live in all of us. They are not gender specific. Gender does not make for an emotional makeup. Societal/peer pressure (ex : bullies) and education decides which emotions are accepted and which are not. It is madness (Mad men) to impose the same roles/emotions on humans that come in such a vast variety of personalities. It has come at a cost of chaos, immense suffering and untapped potential on an individual level for a very long time. The fact that as a society we are now searching to allow the freedom for everyone to be themselves and to operate from their strengths, is a huge step forward in the evolution of mankind (Man kind = includes all genders). Love from Belgium.

[@3EBstudio]

lol best 3 truth thus far lol @57:45 - 58:12

[@brendanalbertson9462]

57:25

[@rockdog2843]

I thought Lewis was Lucas Black the actor at first but he didnt have the alabama accent.Ha! Its not a insult at all! They could pass for twins! My mistake.I wish i had their looks! Id be famous too.Ha! Am i the only one who has ever noticed Lucass' resemblence to you Lewis? Im curious.Ha! Hes an awesome actor by the way.