Delta Force Operator "I Regret Not Killing Him" | Tyler Grey

[@FNGACADEMY]

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[@lookinforwater4344]

Thank you both for your service - we’re all fortunate guys like you are out there.

[@marcusmobley5411]

On our side* some of the badasses aren't. And these heros have to eliminate them.

[@RepairNReport]

these days we have very few guys like this serving. its scary

[@hotdog9262]

@@marcusmobley5411 the guy in the video doesn`t get still.. the US were the bad guys in that conflict. apparantly neither do you guys

[@marcusmobley5411]

@hotdog9262 noone understands what your saying hotdog. We know he's retired. Luckily for you apparently. You sound terroristic saying USA was badguys. We're heros of the world!

[@hotdog9262]

@@marcusmobley5411 attacking a sovereign nation iraq, on trumped up lies? killing hundreds of thousands of civilians in the process, with the goal of getting to their oil. the US actions in that conflict is comparable with hitlers invasions of europe

[@JohnRodriguez-si9si]

Tyler Gray: Army Ranger, Delta Force Operator, Actor ( " Khandahar", " SEAL Team") , Producer. A real and true American Icon, featured , alongside Sean " Buck" Rogers, on " Better Broken"( FNG Academy). Bravo Zulu 🇺🇲🇺🇸🪖💣💥‼️‼️

[@FNGACADEMY]

appreciate it!

[@JohnRodriguez-si9si]

@@FNGACADEMY No Problem, Brother. And I Myself really and truly mean that!

[@Chaddeusthundercock]

Tyler Gray is the shit

[@JohnRodriguez-si9si]

@@Chaddeusthundercock : Affirm......‼️

[@adamschneider868]

I have watched this channel off and on for a few years. This is the first Interview I have watched and I have to say "Putting the definition for technical terms in the video is genius and this should be 10x more popular for it"

[@thelegendarycamel]

Been waiting for this to drop. Congrats on getting bigger bro.

[@FNGACADEMY]

Appreciate it!

[@IjustWANTbothTEAMStoHAVEfun]

Sir, thank you for coming on and talking about your regret, I had a experience like this and I struggle with that feeling. Helped to hear you talk. Thanks for your service sir

[@probower4726]

Do we expect a seal team episode react with him? Lovely interview, two legends in a room

[@FNGACADEMY]

sure do!

[@michaeljayrobjaya6616]

That would be freaking awesome!!!! I love Seal Team. 🎉

[@markraymondgratil164]

Yes please

[@JalenMays-k8o]

That would be crazy

[@KillMonger592]

I'm geekin out! The man himself!! Good on u guys for making this happen can't wait to hear the rest of the interview

[@FNGACADEMY]

enjoy!

[@tylerjaime5094]

Men like this inspire me to re enlist. I joined the army in 2018 deployed to Afghanistan in 2019 got out in 2022 and I can’t figure out what to do with my life only thing I can think of that I want to do is re enlist and go the ranger route and be able to serve amongst men like this. From one vet to another thank you for your service and Inspiration for me to re enlist

[@PunkN_JTM]

(kicks u in ass out the door) yells: Green Light Go! Are you waiting for some Ranger to send you an invitation? What are you fucking waiting on? I give you my blessing.. Pro Patria Vigilans

[@brianbrownplanespotter]

Love you Tyler Gray bring back seal team tv show you guys where so good with the show and you guys with the show has me going in the navy to do that job. Thanks for your service.

[@AkhilMulpuru]

my 2 favorite veteran's hanging out this is awesome!

[@FNGACADEMY]

appreciate it bro!

[@bobfg3130]

Veterans.

[@stevemassengill9236]

You are still a hero!

[@ReeseMacalma]

Can't wait for the full episode!

[@FNGACADEMY]

its a banger

[@robertvonschumann7297]

Me too ❤

[@chuckgraham1695]

Tyler, we all have regrets over things we should have done, or shouldn't have done. Trust in yourself and let that go, your team, those men you fought with, trusted you to make a snap decision in the heat of battle, and you made it. Let it go brother, just let it go... You had no clue, nor did your team, please do not beat yourself up, it's happened since the beginning of time, and you are not alone in that split decision, under the heat, face to face...

[@furthurondown]

i'm so glad you got Tyler on especially with you watching seal team right now. i've been commenting to hope this interview would happen eventually, cheers brother's

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

In 1968 Vietnam we were in a free fire zone and were in place for a week or so. Everyday an old man would bicycle by us on the road. We didn’t detain or shoot him because he seemed super old and harmless. Turned out he was the leader of the local VC group. We felt stupid but killing an old man didn’t seem right at the time either

[@SoniaPabon-qm3jh]

Everyone is a potential enemy in war my friend, especially your own comrades.

[@ostapryotosez7549]

Can't wait for this one Tyler's awesome

[@FNGACADEMY]

He is a beast!

[@bobhelferstay2531]

I didn't know Tyler was in Delta Force. Before Seal Team I remember him from a show that I believe was called The Selection.

[@Aspis_1-0]

He was one of the EA consultants for Battlefield's Operation Gridiron 4 part series here on KZbin and I'm pretty sure he consulted for the Medal Of Honor reboots, he is definitely the inspiration for Duece from MoH 2010

[@bobhelferstay2531]

@@Aspis_1-0 Props to him just as a Ranger. Even more as Delta Force.

[@77ds07]

​@@Aspis_1-0 I'd say he's the inspiration for Dusty. The guy with an M110 dmr, mp7 and baseball cap

[@Aspis_1-0]

@@77ds07 Dusty was directly inspired by a SF guy with the nickname "Cowboy" from ODA 961 who was pictured in some early GWOT magazine photos. That guy went on to be a consultant for EA in the MoH 2010 reboot to impress his son.

[@SpicyMilk_ttv]

its always interesting to listen to these. Sometimes its hard to get stories and experiences from vets. I know I have my reserve that I'd only say to a few, my brother, the same, and all my non-blood brothers that have done things I know have their reservations as well. It is an amazing thing to watch and listen to some of these stories and for those who dont know to get a real perspective of the war we fought. Love yall. keep it up

[@askingwhy123]

"I thought one less bomb maker in the world would be a good thing." -- James Bond, Casino Royale

[@bobfg3130]

Later on he doesn't care anymore.

[@Santacos2552]

Can't wait to see the full interview, this seems like it'll be a really good one!

[@bryantmormon9596]

Thank you finally someone has said it. When were you over there? I was in 🇮🇶 Iraq from 2004-2005. I left April 28, 2005.

[@notateamguy90]

It's crazy to see Tyler Grey with Sean Rogers, my favorite guys!!!!!

[@FNGACADEMY]

appreciate that!

[@ukbantsldn2441]

Legendary, well done

[@FNGACADEMY]

Thank you!

[@fffan45]

Can't wait for the full interview and the react ! Good stuff !

[@kevinRip81]

I can’t wait to watch the entire interview!! You guys are fucking awesome

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you!!

[@Tordek_1989]

Excellent, mate Sean! Looking foward to the full episode! Enjoying your work!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you!

[@michaeljayrobjaya6616]

Buck, you are one of my favorite personalities in YT. Keep doing the good work.

[@FNGACADEMY]

I appreciate that!

[@LeopaldStraus]

Regret every day I didn’t join the RAF at 16. Massive respect to my UK/US Brothers and Sisters that served and continue to serve. RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!

[@JLOCC23424]

Why don't you just join up? Too old? Or don't feel like it?

[@LeopaldStraus]

@@JLOCC23424 I fear I’ve lost a lot of toughness, don’t know if I’m worthy anymore. Maybe I’d fit into a more admin role in the military now due to my skills but I could still change, only 22.

[@JLOCC23424]

@LeopaldStraus That's just self doubt fuck all that shit and go for it at least you'll know wether or not you've got what it takes. Either you you'll have a lot more respect for yourself I've struggled for years to get into the armed forces ever since I was 16. At first I wanted to join the army parachute regiment but I couldn't get in because I had a history off mental health. Went through an episode of psychosis from smoking weed had to take medication for a year. Army said to re apply after being 3 years clear off treatment but I re applied too soon and then I went through the appeal process. For 4 years I sent application after application,appeal after appeal with strong medical evidence thay states I'm fit for service from professional doctors and the army still took the piss. But my backup plan was always the royal marines so I applied in 2020 sent the same appeal and in 2021 they gave me the green light just like that. Had a little setback with the medical because off blood pressure but I got through that eventually,got through the fitness test on my second attempt. Failed my cpc but right now I'm training hard and improving and definitely gonna pass it next time I get down there. My point is don't ever stop fighting for your dream and don't let no one tell you that it's not for you,give it everything you have and keep fighting for it no matter what. I'm 22 as well so use your youth tip your advantage,all the best to you man.

[@jumbles67]

⁠ 22 is still young bro. If you feel regret now, imagine when you are retired. Best thing you can do is just jump straight into it. If you don’t feel tough now, you’ll certainly be when you are done with all your training. I joined the US Army at 21 and had a lot of self doubt. I dealt with a lot of bs over the years but I don’t regret a minute and I learned a lot about myself as well as my brothers. The friendships you gain are like no other idc what anybody says. You may not believe in yourself but there will be cadre that believe in you. I know I’m just a random youtube commenter but l believe in you brother 💪🏼

[@JLOCC23424]

@jumbles67 Big respect to you brother and thank you for your services which brigade was you?

[@LeDiamondDog]

Great episode GREAT Man Good effort for the prod and Buck 👍👍

[@FNGACADEMY]

Thanks 👍

[@War4theWest]

I wonder if I'm the only one who sees this??? Tyler IS the consummate 'quiet professional' Tier 1 operator. He can't seem to suppress this aspect of who he is whether onset of SEAL Team or in this interview, or anywhere else I'd bet. I have so much respect and gratitude for him and his service, writing any more words about that would just be insufficient anyway. But he 'says' so much with who he is. I want to call out some things that need to be said. I'm going to go long, if it bothers you, please just scroll. I like to write, I've had some coffee...hehe. 1. His comments about operating with integrity and not doing anything he regretted in combat, never killing someone who wasn't supposed to, are so telling. Note he attributes it to 'where' he was, a subtle way of making clear that's how is in The Unit vs. say, I dunno, maybe THE SEALs? Cuz after reading Code Over Country and Alpha (the real story on Eddie Gallagher) I realized I'd been played awfully by the PR op of the SEALs and a compliant media. I was astonished and ashamed to discover how the SEALs were often incompetent in the field, and regularly committed war crimes. Even worse? Covering those war crimes up was standard procedure. They would have you believe such atrocities and awful behavior was a necessary part of war - it was and is not. Delta proved this with its effectiveness and conduct. Let me say that I'm aware there have been scandalous events in Delta from time to time, but nothing systematic like the SEALs. Fyi, if you are offended or shocked by what I just said, do some Googling on the statements SEAL leadership have made publicly about their failings and problems, they are not minor nor one-offs. But none of this gets focused on by our press nor our politicians. For the same reason you are offended by me speaking these truths. The Navy is super aggressive about defending this cash cow... 2. Be clear, Delta was light years ahead of the SEALs and all other Tier 1 SF teams on the planet when the GWOT began. Most Unit guys won't say this, but I've stitched it together by listening to many Unit guys talk about real experiences in the field. This was obvious to all on the ground as things like dual entries to buildings from a roof and the street were impossible for SEALs, but were standard for Delta (SAS was in the same boat). Why? The SEALs (and the SAS for that matter, early in in the GWOT who weren't regularly operating with NODs in 2001) would shoot each other and it would be a friendly fire festival if such a dual entry was attempted. Both of those SF units defaulted to overkill as their main tactic. Put simply, the SEALs and SAS were known to just kill everything on site. But Delta actually took responsibility for each round for reals in the field, not just in a shoot house. The JSOC eventually ran schools in which Delta trained both SEALs and SAS up in theater but you'll rarely hear a peep about this. Fyi, any Unit guy reading this will not back me up publicly cuz they don't badmouth their brothers in arms, but they are the best, by an order of magnitude. Today? Their advantage is astonishing. Delta regularly dominates global SF pistol and rifle shooting competitions - they beat the Germans...You are told the SAS is this incredible force - here's a newsflash for those fanbois. The U.S. DoD just downgraded the status of the entire British military from 'Tier 1', officially. SAS dudes are great, the Unit borrowed their training model a zillion years ago, sure, but decades of 100x more people and money makes a huge difference in outcomes and capabilities. 3. Keep in mind that Red Wings, Extortion 19 and Lutrell's disaster were all epic examples of SEAL incompetence and coverup operations. This is not to say they weren't warriors and serving our nation, but at some point the effing truth needs to be spoken loudly. This is also not to denigrate those who lost their lives in service to our nation. But I believe that the truth is the ultimate service to such men, as we see in the Pat Tillman case. He was killed due to SEAL screwups but they lied to us for years about it. This has all come out now, go to the TeamHouse, Green Beret Chronicles and other channels on KZbin and you'll see they have done great interviews with those who have chosen to speak out on all this, and much more. But I bet you'll never here the likes of Tyler Grey saying any of this in public. Also, be clear, I don't claim to speak for him or anyone else - I speak for myself as a proud free American who believes he lives in a self-governing nation. I believe that we as citizens must know these difficult truths to make good decisions and the right asks of our elected leaders. 4. Tyler can't help but make SEAls look like buffoons on the SEAL Team TV show, which has mercifully ended. The whiny, soap operaesque portrayal of the operators in the show never drew Tyler's character into the truly idiotic moral and emotional dramas of the show. It's interesting how the show grazes the truth of PTS and 'moral injury', and the overlap of the two. Sure, PTS is real from serious trauma, but it turns out guys who committed war crimes in the GWOT has much more difficulty than those who do not. Huh. Imagine how you'd feel now that we gave Afghanistan back to the Talis, and you had justified committing atrocities in the field based on an 'ends justifies the means' moral calculus? Imagine you were in a SEAL team that operated that was as a matter of course? I think the irony of having a Delta operator be the 'reality check' on a TV show about SEALs is lost on most. It's not as though there aren't 100 grinning former SEALs with blood soaked trophy hatchets who wouldn't gladly have jumped into that role on SEAL Team. Tyler's stoic, steady performance as a Tier 1 operator, with minimal drama, draws a nice contrast to the emotionalism of the rest of the team on the show. While I get its fiction, there is a subtext there, I think. Tyler's a frikking warrior I can be humbled by and proud of as an American, I have immense gratitude for his service. I wish Americans understood more about the actual conduct of the GWOT, not just for these reasons. If we don't learn the lessons that we paid so much in blood and lives and treasure to learn, then we can't really claim to be free men, engaged in self-governance, can we? I can't. I'm not a fanboi, rather, I'm a citizen. How about you? I will ignore all hate directed my way as my comments are all based on documented, public info on SEALs published in books and commentary made by operators on video, SEAL leaders in sworn congressional testimony and other public statements from the U.S. Navy. Don't be mad at me cuz you don't know all this - be mad at the propaganda operation that made you a SEAL fanboi in the first place...

[@Rangeofranges]

Can’t wait for this episode to come ouf

[@FNGACADEMY]

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[@pyeitme508]

Awesome sir!

[@andrabook8758]

I just want to say that this story he just told in 6 mins... I would totally watch that as a movie, for sure. I don't understand why the movies end up feeling so much like regurgitated predictable plot lines from 90s movies, when we clearly have better stories just floating around...? In fact ANY movie where there is a clear plot line and authentic plot and no one is trying to shove fake-sympathy down the audience's throats, is totalllly fine!

[@idkisaidit]

Man, I wish someone in a position to know would find out what happened to the dude and hopefully give this hero some peace of mind. Also so honorable to have handled it that way even if it got fucked up on the back end.

[@pyeitme508]

That's legit amazing video sir! As it's true everyone has regret. :P

[@FNGACADEMY]

Glad you liked it

[@pyeitme508]

@@FNGACADEMY indeed sir🫡

[@internet_internet]

I can relate to this form a civilian scenario; having the thoughts “why didn’t I just let that guy die like he so desperately wanted to?” A guy I saved went on to do bad things.

[@rachelmarkham6286]

From the documentaries I have seen, Delta Force, Navy Seals, Rangers, etc, have a difficult time adjusting to civilian life. I don't know how he handled life immediately after leaving the military, but it is amazing how he has put his knowledge and tactics to use post military. He can't be part of the "action" but is still part of the "action", just in a different form. If that all makes sense.

[@FNGACADEMY]

i get you and it is

[@gunguru7020]

I have not seen this at all. Of course there are plenty of people who do but to generalize the minority into the majority seems unjustified.

[@ericmarquez629]

Shawn I’ve been watching your videos sense day one. Will always support you and the grind to help like minded individuals like myself getting ready to go to SFAS. But please go back to giving tips more

[@FNGACADEMY]

will do, we are also doing tips on the patreon

[@Ჽum]

I can understand the regret of letting a really bad guy possibly get back on the streets, but there was absolutely nothing he could do in this situation. Any potential processing and release was completely beyond his control, if anything it speaks to his character immensely that took the honorable route and brought him in, for both moral reasons and operational, especially since you never know what intel they could shell over. I really hope he doesn't lose any sleep over it, it's what separates us from the bad guys.

[@johnlewis399]

Great interview. See if you can get full metal from seal team on there. (Scott Fox )

[@WalterCruz-USA]

God Bless America.🇺🇸🦅⚡️⚡️💀✝️🙏🏻 God Bless FNG Academy.🇺🇸🦅⚡️⚡️💀✝️🙏🏻

[@FNGACADEMY]

ey! Walter!

[@jorger643]

2 legends ✊🏼

[@jamesthompkins8935]

If it was a kill on target mission why was he not terminated?

[@KC-bv9kf]

Did you listened to the interview?

[@DaleenLiebenberg-hv8cg]

God bless 🙏🏻

[@charliemike13]

Chef is back and interviewing!

[@FNGACADEMY]

cookin up some bangers

[@Glee73]

if i'm not wrong, the raid where he got injured is the same raid that Andy Stumpf was shot.

[@neilaxelrod5872]

Reminds me of the German Waffen SS trooper in the movie “Saving Private Ryan” who is taken prisoner and allowed to live by Upham because he talks his way out of being killed, and then later comes back and kills some of the paratroopers who let him live. As Patton said, “No dumb bastard ever won a war by going out and dying for his country. He won it by making some other dumb bastard die for his country."

[@arcusangelus]

Bravo 4!!!

[@Bambino_60]

My regret is getting addicted to drugs so I couldn’t be accepted in the military if I tried. I wanted to join so bad but my addiction had other plans.

[@travismiller4614]

Buck rodgers interviewing buck roodgers?

[@fachheykun7434]

YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! Finally!

[@JohnSmith-zw6tr]

This proves not everyone can do what Shawn Ryan does … Tyler’s interview on SRS is phenomenal

[@clatonbigsby662]

I want to see Tyler Grey and Andy Stumpf reminisce about the mission they were on together

[@jeffreytucker905]

Hoo boy. That would be...interesting.

[@georgerodarte8549]

Dude! What are you doing to us!? Where's the rest of the interview?

[@FNGACADEMY]

coming soon! got to throw a teaser out

[@andrabook8758]

you know, that is quite annoying...why we get these tiny clips...where's the meat of the interview?? Steak, steak, steak!

[@andrabook8758]

stop being a tease, no one likes it! bring out the main course already!!! ...jeez. @@FNGACADEMY

[@dabosch11]

@@andrabook8758run your own channel how you like.

[@jf7393]

The “interview in a dark room” format lmaoooo. The desperation.

[@OttoMatieque]

"I Regret Not Killing Him". I think that once a week.

[@moelester2937]

Is his forearm like that because of an injury or is it some crazy mutant genetics?

[@clayedwards1066]

He was injured in a training accident.

[@MrPolicekarim]

I heard it was in Iraq!@@clayedwards1066

[@jeetime9436]

This comes down to an ego problem. As a former soldier (plain GI issue, nothing special like you or the spec ops people) There was no good explanation for your reservation or perception of his wife. The target not dying was not in the cards. Since you’re no longer a soldier wouldn’t it be better to pray for God to interact with this man and turn his heart? God obviously sparred this evil man. God wants no man to go to hell but all to turn from evil. It will help settle your mind and heart. If he is still evil then there will be a judgment upon his death. But you Sir can let the regret go. You did your duty. America thanks you. You did more good as a soldier than harm. Glorify God the remainder of your days. God bless you

[@nathanammon4021]

Man I can’t imagine having to live with making decisions like that daily

[@jameswarfield6965]

Shit bro u did your best. Thank u

[@keats27]

Respectfully to how awful that guy probably was, I have a gnawing suspicion that many of us who served in the military, especially people who worked in the secret service someday will have similar regrets.

[@erindanelleavilaavilaguerr7251]

I think je is Wyoming

[@robertvonschumann7297]

I really like Trent in Seal team show, too bad he didnt get much more important role ❤

[@DrJapan]

anyone from the small unit exchanges sees this? we need backup. make it happen. ITS NOT TRAINING

[@Ginny-tl1qs]

Ty build up Not down

[@diljitjedi]

And he's a good actor and producer now good on you buddy living the dream and making Seal Team realistic

[@andrabook8758]

This is a legit thing to be annoyed at... i can see this being annoying. Like playing wack-em-all, and that 1 mole escapes. Yep. That would suck.

[@Hawaii_NoKaOi]

🎥 Video Title: Delta Force Operator “I Regret Not Killing Him” | Tyler Grey Author: FNG ACADEMY Watch on KZbin 📝 Key Highlights and Insights from the Video: 1. Military Experience and Regrets: Tyler Grey, a Delta Force operator, shares a significant moment of regret during his military service. He reflects on a specific raid where he regrets not killing an insurgent who he later believes continued to harm others. Despite this, he mentions that he never compromised his morals during his service, which he attributes to being in situations where his actions were clear-cut against “bad people.” 2. A Mission Gone Awry: In a high-stakes raid, Grey explains how he entered a room, and during a close encounter with an armed insurgent, decided to disarm him instead of shooting him. While successful in the moment, Grey later reflects on how the insurgent, believed to be a local facilitator for foreign fighters, might have continued to cause harm after being let go. 3. Emotional Aftermath: Grey expresses the deep emotional burden this decision placed on him. For years after the incident, especially during the war, he would think about it frequently, wondering if his decision indirectly contributed to more violence against American forces. 4. Hostage Rescue Style Operations: Grey details how the mission was part of a larger operation, involving only a few operators against a large number of insurgents. He explains that such missions were conducted differently in the past, often involving high-risk, close-quarters combat with little margin for error. 5. Lessons Learned: Reflecting on this experience, Grey highlights how the complexity and unpredictability of such missions leave little room for clear-cut decisions. His story underlines the intense pressures and life-or-death decisions soldiers face in the field. 💡 Explore More: Would you like to dive deeper into one of the following aspects of the video? 1. The psychological impact of life-and-death decisions in combat. 2. The role of Delta Force and special operations in modern military missions. 3. Insights into hostage rescue missions and their unique challenges.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

No one in their right mind would admit on camera of killing someone illegally

[@jasonharrelson83]

Head could have gotten intel out of him to save many lives

[@calebwalls6107]

This is oddly similar to a story told on another podcast from another tier one operator....

[@StarwaterCWS]

Not everyone is cut out for the special forces. He uses a million words to say three… I effed up. They were sent in to eliminate the target and he let two live.

[@Frisco_Schills]

CAG’s new motto “more balls.”

[@MegaDavyk]

So why were you in that guys country again?

[@Hawaii_NoKaOi]

5. Lessons Learned:

[@janamberrausan7067]

Guys is there any chance i can watch the whole episode without subscribing? Coz i dont have the luxury to spend that amount,.🤔 Barely made it daily,.🤭

[@timathias7605]

Proverbs 21:7 👀

[@mouradmorojack1246]

Awesome…. Now I’m starting to think that I’ll see you in one quality production where you’d be playing a character that IS you !! Just with a different name 😂😂😂

[@FNGACADEMY]

they better call him Buck lmao!

[@mouradmorojack1246]

@@FNGACADEMY 😂 buck coming outta the bush leaning on a semi-schwacked enemy & starting his lines with a close up shot breaking the 4th wall : " let me tell you something ; MY GUY !! Let me tell you the story of a feisty one called bukaké " !! … 😂😂😂 u remind me of the Irish crazy dude from brave heart with Mel Gibson !! Buck u rock !!!

[@damianbartlett4868]

No regrets about raiding wrong houses?

[@surq0784]

I can feel the pain in his voice... I had an opposite experience, when during a vehicle interdiction, shots were going off, and in that fog of war, someone decided to idiotically put themselves in the middle of all that, and he paid the ultimate price. We exfiled the area, and they just left them there.

[@FNGACADEMY]

damn...

[@dennisjaros3345]

Dam shame bro but we Americans still love and respect all that served 😊

[@staymadloser7754]

No we don’t bro

[@John-wm6fg]

Wouldn’t it be A Godsend Gift if The Guy You Spared From Death , Was To Park His Ass Right Next To You on The Church Bench and Say To Your Soul , GOD Is With Us Both Today !!!

[@dietmdew845]

much respect for you and your service, but holy crap, what a predictable anticlimactic story.

[@adelmomontero3554]

18 Delta Commandos for 8 fighters, that doesn't sound like a fair fight? Disappointing.

[@John-lt5zs]

Were letting trump live

[@josephnoneofyourbeeswax8517]

It is a common misconception that God's 5th commandment is "Thou shalt not kill". This is an error. The commandment is "Thou shalt not murder".

[@Quickerticker]

poor interview

[@nealthompson8794]

We regret giving yall 20 trillion dollars and 2 decades to solve a problem that’s only gotten worse

[@tannergrab282]

Thanks for your input. I'm sure we all joined the military with aspirations of making things worse instead of just trying serve our country and have a career.

[@SantiagoTM1]

YOU hesitated, that's why TF U didn't kill him. Hesitations causes mistakes, & mistakes makes one question themselves. That's what happened. You're still the BEST, but U failed when U hesitated. C-

[@melgibsonafter10beers]

Watch out guys, we got a badass over here! Who did you serve with? The Green Mountain Rangers?

[@205medic9]

Dollar store Shawn Ryan Show

[@MrPolicekarim]

LOL!

[@Cjones322]

Important fact. Abu ghraib didn't "develop a bad reputation for"... the prisoners were being abused. It's a fact of history.

[@jiml9856]

I love that he thinks the US released any of those prisoners.