"If you think you're a badass, WE DON'T NEED YOU" MGySgt speech at SOCOM Athlete Hell Day Event

👉 Motivational speech for SOCOM Athlete students by the Chief Enlisted Manager of the entire Marine Corps Reconnaissance Training Company, which trains all kinds of special operators. Not only do all of the SARC/SOIDC go through the Recon Training Company- but MARSOC, and some Airforce SPECWAR go through to attend the Recon Leadership Course and Sniper Course.
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[@a-rock239]

I’ve been to socom athlete best dudes with the best mindset and advice ever. All humble and all hard

[@billyresler8846]

Definitely don't need me than. I believe in winning no matter what. which is why I beat the military too and I'm retired.

[@billyresler8846]

With my experiences what do I know more than some sgt who never even had someone's life in their hands close up and in person as you watch that look. I only had my first attempted before most likely his military britches were put on. 😂 What do I know though as some badass

[@billyresler8846]

I've been hung beaten stabbed hazed tortured medically neglected jumped assaulted buried by govt twice and undug myself both and over 1k fights first attempted before 12 11 years locked up. And more. Glad he thinks he knows the kind of person it takes to win.

[@billyresler8846]

It's not about other ppl or yourself in any survival type circumstances it's about the mission winning no matter the cost and making sure enemies see the examples you leave under feet. 1 conflict if done well can stop 10 future ones.

[@DerekUtleyAFSecForces]

@@billyresler8846I call bullshit!! You sound like a wannabe badass

[@Troy211]

Former 11B and I want to shout out the cooks. After days of eating nothing but MRE’s they pulled up in a couple of humvee’s with hot food and it made everything alright. I never looked down on another MOS after that. Every job is vital, no one is better than the other. We were all soldiers.

[@aurorastarfury]

Yup! The tip of the Spear without the shaft can't reach its target, and the shaft without the spearpoint is impotent. It's all about the totality of the entire weapon.

[@jodemit655]

I'm a Marine of the C rat generation and only had a few years of the MRE generation. Even the hot powdered eggs and the burger mud tasted great after 3 or 4 weeks on the Cs. Every MOS plays its key role in operations.

[@lincolnpascual]

One of my best friends was a cook (I'm 96R for comparison). We were joking around at a BBQ, I asked him "hey Mike, you ever kill anybody?" He sips his beer, looks my younger nephew dead in the eye (kid was eating ribs he cooked) and says, "I was a cook. So yeah, probably." I've never seen a kid go ghost white so fast. Cooks have the best humor 🤣😂🤣😂

[@JarthenGreenmeadow]

Back in the day before the USA was even a thing EVERYONE wanted to be friends with the cook. Being friends with the cook is clutch.

[@lbjoshbal]

🫡🥺🇺🇸

[@josephabraham4058]

I have NEVER heard the Marines credit the Army like that before. As an 11B, I really appreciate it.

[@anton-th8yl]

Same here.. Proud 11b with the 101st

[@Kaiser1289]

@@jacobbell1934 No. Terrible idea. You’d get even less people joining when hardly anyone will to begin with. You missed the point of the video. All vets need better benefits and pay across the board. You clearly never served.

[@Medalsforfucktards]

@@Kaiser1289we probably haven’t gotten better benefits because the way most of us seek them out with you pretentious “listen here son” attitude. Grow the fuck up. 99% joined up because we had no idea what the fuck to do, wanted money, an education, or both. Settle down, turbo. You peaked as an E-3.

[@Cuzzo317]

Very rare humble moment

[@danielstevens3869]

It is pretty awesome. I even have a certificate of appreciation from the Marine Corps for our role in helping Marines in Iraq.

[@justinbarton2278]

Love a marine shouting out his army counterparts. Same blood same mud.

[@dlk3904]

Same slave for the corporate interests sending you to war under the false impression of spreading freedom

[@c4tpatriotwhitfield647]

@@Johnnymack666 Yep, that is how we felt back when I served. Off the battlefield, we would cut one another down, but when business came, we were all of the same mind!

[@DD-jj9bd]

Shortly after this speech was a drag show on base. Must be humiliating serving under Brandon

[@justinbarton2278]

@@DD-jj9bd Really?? Ew.

[@MrRickB61-2]

🙏🏼 Former Air Force SP-SS When I was in Tech🏫 they Trained ALL Marine MPs / Air Force SP-LEs @ the Air Force Security Police Academy @Lackland⁉️ So Only Prob I ever had / Marines was when These basically still recruits Gettin' a🫃🏼fulla🍺(Lotta 'em Newbies) Gettin'🗣️ n' Startin' 💪🏼s/ the Air♂️⁉️ 'course Chalked ⤴️2 Young 🤪 n' 🤷🏼‍♂️ell⁉️ 😏 When @ Ft Sam Houston, ARMY for ABGD🏫 the Soldiers were jus' that Comrades in Arms. 'Course @ Ft Sam Houston other than the Small AirBase Ground Defense T🦾ainin' facility in the Boonies. It was 🙅🏼‍♂️ a Trainin' Center / young Marines who Quite Frankly had 🍪s(-🍫& cookie) on Shoulder's🙄 So different 📰 al2gether⁉️ 😟

[@gamehengeful]

Not often Army 11Bs get a shout out from a Marine! Thanks for the words!

[@Veritas-dq2hs]

He's also an OG Recondo, he's worked with rangers, SF, etc plenty of times

[@NomadSupreme911]

"There are two jobs in the military. Infantry and support." - My Grandfather, Vietnam helicopter pilot

[@ivanjimenez2542]

that aint his quote, every snco i’ve been under charge of says that shit

[@tomcollins2679]

@@ivanjimenez2542every single soldier that isn’t butt hurt says it

[@JordanRogers-i1j]

@@ivanjimenez2542how you know they didn’t get it from his grandpa???

[@RandomBJJGuy]

There are 2 jobs in the military: the fucked and the fucker​@@tomcollins2679

[@Realnigga999]

Idk man pilot seems to be a job and so does cavalry 🤡

[@CJenkerson]

Retired from the Marines in 2022, I knew this Master Guns. This wasn’t just some motto speech for the cameras, this is him 24/7.

[@HiHello-wz6bx]

Badass !

[@EdwinV28]

Master Guns says it all

[@disinter3181]

100%. I worked for him before getting out in 2023. Absolutely awesome dude with one mode - relentless honesty - and I mean that in a very positive way.

[@Boss0Leeny]

That Tatoo will give his identity away to people who already know him

[@nathanthornton102]

You can’t be a Master Guns unless this is you. Master Guns is THAT dude in any room he walks in bc this is the only kind of man that can fill that rank.

[@diannau3215]

It doesn't matter what branch of the service, whether active or not, all of you deserve respect and appreciation for serving our country. I wish our government felt the same way and that they would help our veterans with the help they deserve and need. God bless all of you for protecting us.

[@JackieAnnebarris]

I've been praying 🙏 since 1960 I was born in 1957 while my Dad (Captain) as ROTC Ivey league Marquette in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Prior to being born, my father was stationed at AFB Near Full sail university! He built the tracking devices island off of the coast of Florida. Dr Cary A William a orthodontist prior Navy....built the Kieth Williams memorial baseball🏟️ stadium in Tampa Florida. Please let them know that I ...Jackie A Barris is STILL alive...living in San Miguel de Allende MX near Red X Bella vista neighborhood called Brisas. I'm on El Molino Rd near the medicine wheel park, balcony with big telephone pole and lemon tree. Tell positive Camp Pendleton and Texas rangers, Connolly, Hunt's brothers, Jonathan May in prison at Terry Haute Indiana prison. Sheriff Max, Army officer McKenny , Juan o Saben, Saint Germain, Bill Cooper, Miles, Boles Acres, White Mountain POLE FURNITURE ARIZONA Prescott, Camp Verde AZ, Whites museum shut down in Ruidoso NM, David Wilcox, Dr Steven Greer, Steven Richard's quantum healing Australia training hurry. Saw your underwater sting rays, maybe 🤔 BRAVE men and women. Love Live Lite to Your Spirit Heart and Soul... Honesty honestly honest ☺️⬆️🌬️🙏🙌❤️‍🔥🕯️🎶 ⚡ 🌊 s🌈⛲🦸🌀🫧🌪️🦊📯 🤍🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤️✨🌟⭐🌌🌠☄️🌞🌝🤐bitshut 🤠🏇🧑‍🌾🧑‍🚒😇arrow🏇🐴🦄🦓🎠🐈🐩🐕🛩️🛸🛸🚁🪱🐛🦋🐞🐝🪲🦗🐜🐌🐚🕸️🐬 I was tour guide for DMAFB in 1989, connected to Vivian Cardini, Creg Seebree 1990 after Divorce (Lawyer's Victoria King and Johnston). Boss Mr and Mrs 🏹 Shot my line back Dunn baby horse at West Ft Hood in 1985...pulled it out and little blood came out. Safe 😊. Took me 1 and half year to get back in as a 188-07 program director of rec center wifely executive order. I was at 2nd AD FWD Lucas de Clay Kasern then to Bremerhaven Germany then to Ft Sill 9 months. I was Jackie Barris Ybarra. My father Lt Col Donald Fredrick Barris Jeanne Lyford Barris WWII Korea Vietnam veterans 34 years..found out in 2012 I was used as a MK ultra child. We were sent to baulholder Germany. Flying to go back mishap in the sky rerouted to Holland AFB American installation. Placed in 5 hospitals. My sister Terry Barris Baggott had a broken neck walked off the plane medivacked to ft ord. Then to Scottsdale Arizona... driving northerly then down southerly route to visit presidents home, Bryd, Monroe, many 5 and a half with my twin Jill also to coastline Pennsylvania water park, to skinecktity to visit Ron Barris and Liz Tofel Tucson. ( Ron was going arospace but rerouted to General electric). We then traveling to stating Island. Terry and Sue maybe climbed the statue of liberty 🗽 Jill and I were to little. We took the Santa Magdalena to Panama canal in 1963! Tell Eddie Page that Jill died of MS in 2000 then my dad (not sure of dates). I was now at Cannon AFB working for Paul Smith and Jeff Gardner. Please note I was told by a black Major and Full Bird Col FRANTIC "Do not move to NM ...6 times!". My 🆔 taken at witchita falls tx 2004. I call public Affairs in Davis Monthan Air Force Base GS-9 what happened. I found out in 2014 at county license bureau in Alamogordo NM that I had $700 in tickets. Most in Santa Fe and Florida. The only legit was my $35.00 CDL I got in one hour. I sang to help the command. Check with Tammy and Karen with services squadron, ken peal, GS 12 youth..she told Mrs bowlers to help me . Susy twinkle and Betty Compton, retired Col's wife dyed my wedding dress Army green for 17 November 1990. The Ronstadt cousins helped me with judging tops in blue held show in colosium in 1990 to help with "welcome home Gulf War". I sang for all the soldiers coming home. Talk to entertainment group singing for general satellite. Talk to Sgt Cindy Beam. Drove Blue goose 3 times only thank goodness ! Tell the 7 pilots that I let walk the scafulled plane to remember...I'm being kicked under the bus . My phone 3-wayed and all calls 3 wayed! Yikes. Raninto Creg Newman at KAFE on Zacateros day after COVID-19 in San Miguel de Allende MX.. 🆘 🛸🛸🛸

[@JackieAnnebarris]

Paul Bowls

[@JackieAnnebarris]

Lots of street theaters all across the country land o' lakes to Penn state 1988 maybe, also matchupichu Peru in 2012. I don't want to be 'life time stories ' or 'Glen Cary Glen Ross and Norman ' for the other demention for King Bush. Thank you my positive MILITARY 🪖. Patton would have been president, Peterson, Navy young man during the fu fu show in California during WWII. I prayed for One Star at Davis Monthan Air Force Base 1989 (I sang for a 4 star private 3 table 12 seater ) Finally in 2018! I gave the same letter to him and his wife and Paul Bowls. Paul Bowls told me to meet with a song lyrics man called Burrows. He told me Paul Bowls said "She talks a good game let's see what she can do" Burrows said "That's the reaction I want to see. Now you need to give him your singing tape, shake hands and say "after you have listened to this tape in 24 hours, please return this tape directly to me and shake 🤝 my hands, okay? 🆗 That is what I did and all letters requesting my singing went to Mr Paul Bowls. 2nd in charge called me in and said the requests didn't need to go thru Paul Bowls at all and I told him yes they do! That's not fair to Wally Cruger because he is my boss. I'm not a wild cannon when it comes to Wally Cruger. I have so much respect for him(My Lazefaire , hands off, let the workers figure it out, like my dad Lt Col Donald Fredrick Barris taught me in 1963 and every year after that!) "If it's not broke DON'T FIX IT!". Daughter taught everyday " don't talk to the colts or generals. Okay! Running rec cuter is where the inspector generals go and I never talked to them, mind you. The secretaries helped me more than any boss EXCEPT Charlie Quinn navy WWII taught me time cards manually And one year and 5 year budgets. Even Al García secretary punched the numbers and I never had to go to the head shed at Ft Huachuca MWR office in 1987 even after Hugh Barris Ybarra was born at Tucson medical 18 June 1987. I lived with Lt Col Harvey and Vonnie Haynes in Carr canyon near ft huachuca and the Blimp for maybe 9 months. The only friend I had was Al García secretary. I can't remember her name..she always had me over for dinner. A black suiter requested to use the phone "I asked for his id card and said step this way and take as long as you like.". He was on only 15 minutes and came out and thanked me. Quite a gentleman as I walked him out the door.🤠 Two weeks latter a 3 or 4 page letter with a letter thanking me for letting him use the phone with generals upon generals. WOW 😳 just for using the phone? It was an honor! Love you kind military. Then I got sent to Washington DC for 7 weeks leaving my son Hugh Barris Ybarra. I did it and loved all the WWII music in the elevators, seeing all the sights, Vietnam Wall crying with you quietly. Investigators, black suiters suspenders...it made me PROUD for All of 'ONE'S'....when I got home I bought navy background green horse head 🐴 suspenders when I order my Mamá or Skipp's Oreo. Kindness 🙏 Bring out the best please 🥺😉

[@adamblandford6585]

I received this speech from this man on my 19th birthday at BRC in the Marine Corps. Turned 26 yesterday and this pops up today. “If you keep a positive mental mindset you may go further than you think”.

[@Warlock2018a]

@adamblandford6585 what course is this and where is it located? Semper Fi brother.

[@adamblandford6585]

@@Warlock2018a this is a company called socom athlete that gives civilians an opportunity to see what training is actually like. That pool is at the Basic Reconnaissance Course in Camp Pendleton, right down the road from School of Infantry West

[@sulfuras1985]

Same bro. Different master guns then but he gave it T day 1 and his master sergeant who replaced him gave it to us before patrol phase. 4-10. That quote goes through my head EVERY time i want something to be easier than it is. Solid advice.

[@Railhog2102]

Upmost respect and Semper Fi, I hope your time was full of glory

[@BAMAJiPS]

Im sorry your government hates you

[@BobbyGordon-dt2hk]

I am a retired U.S. Army Apache pilot, as a young aviator I was at a brief where a COLONEL ask several pilots what their primary function was on the battlefield, they all gave different and wrong answers, he then informed us that our primary job was to support the ground troops , so that they can accomplish their mission and come home alive. I left that brief and never forgot those words.

[@bobk2899]

As one of those ground troops, I can honestly say that many of us, including myself would not be here if not for you amazing pilots. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you for all that you guys have done for us and our country. From one vet to another, thank you for your service.

[@jerrytang3146]

They look like Mighty Mike dancers more than soldiers.

[@bobk2899]

@@jerrytang3146 I am sorry, and I don't mean to appear ignorant. But your response came across as disrespectful. I would hope that is not the case.

[@LudwigPaiste28]

Former ground troop here. NOTHING like the sound of air support! Thank you.

[@BD-11B_OIF-1]

@@bobk2899 just as you had said, I'm also an 11Bravo, and was in theatre, for OIF-1. I, also, very gratefully say thank you, to these fine & stalwart gentlemen (Apache pilots), as well as to those wonderful friends of ours in the "Chair Force" (the only personnel in the Air Force that I give any respect or props to, in terms of being out there and "digging in the fight"), who pilot those b*d*ss A-10 Warthogs! While I was on the ground in Fallujah, around the end of summer of '03, we happened to get temporarily pinned down by a handful of guys (5 or 6, I didn't have eyes enough to confirm the exact count) on the 2nd floor of the building next to us, while we were walking down this road - almost side alleyway. The LT was calling in support, expecting for possibly another proximity unit to reply - if there were anybody in position to have eyes on them. Fortunately for us, there happened to be Apache support, which I had heard flying in the general area of Fallujah, but was unaware was available for us (prior to that instance, those type assets had been reserved for SOCOM Ops - for all I know, one could have also been happening elsewhere in Fallujah, at the same time), which the pair of them arrived to us in like 20 seconds or from when the Lt told us we had support in route. As they arrived, those handful of guys on the 2nd floor were firing down on us, and the Apaches had come in so quick & lit up that 2nd floor that it was almost over before I could shout while they were firing on them. Two of our guys were hit when those guys on the 2nd floor first opened up, thankfully, and thanks to those 2 Apache Pilots, those were the only two injured we had.

[@jivetalk1045]

Former 11B grunt here. No glory or recognition for the boots on the ground brotherhood. Much respect for my 0311 brothers. Love my blue cord and EIB.

[@Rickflairshair]

I hold the EIB at a higher standard than the CIB. The war on terror has tarnished the CIB true meaning. Plus the EIB is a competency test.

[@whomagoose6897]

Spent my time as 11C mortars.

[@tonymontanamalverde]

@@Rickflairshairyou must not have experienced real combat to earn a CIB. Theres plenty of us who saw combat in the Kunar Province AFG and earned it time and time again… but I get what you mean there was a lot of dudes who got one just for being in a outpost while taking indirect or had rounds impact near them…

[@Rickflairshair]

@@tonymontanamalverde i meant no disrespect man to the guys that saw combat. And yes, I was referring to the ones that were sitting at a fob and took indirect a few times.

[@4runnerManco]

0311 back at you. Hooah, oohraw

[@halleluyahpraiseyahuah2618]

I served as a 92Y Unit Supply Specialist, proudly supporting my fellow soldiers, particularly the 11B Infantrymen, throughout my ten-year military career. I had the privilege of working with various units, including aviation, chemical, and transportation. However, serving as support on the front lines was the most rewarding experience of my career. When my unit was deployed in the field, they never lacked anything. I recall an instance when my battalion Command Sergeant Major was searching for me for over a week while we were in the field. Unlike other unit supply representatives who stayed in hard buildings with air conditioning and showers, I chose to stay with my company in the field. I attended a Battalion S4 meeting one day, covered in dirt and unkempt. My S4 NCOIC was furious, noting my disheveled appearance. However, my company commander laughed and explained that, unlike the others, I had been out in the field with my company, enduring the same conditions. Whenever my unit faced challenges, I was right there with them, sharing their experiences. They allowed me to cross-train with them, often remarking that I wasn't like the average supply specialist. They respected me and would stand up for me whenever needed. "Bravo Company Bayonets!" Ft. Stewart 1-64AR HOOAH! SSG Staley, RET

[@kimberlycurtsinger72]

Ty Mr. Badass 💕💯

[@DonLewis9274]

Get some!! Ty 4 service brother!!

[@chaddavies2788]

How many babies did you take out bro

[@chaddavies2788]

👶🏻. - 🔫

[@shidditiddis]

@@chaddavies2788nerd talking shit, how surprising

[@shawnwilliamson7652]

As a medic and soldier trained to keep 11b’s alive this actually really touched my soul. Thank you.

[@robinwyckoff3406]

Our Medics on the line did everything us infantry did and I can honestly say those medics saved lived.

[@first2fight550]

Thanks doc!

[@oldgeezerfitnessr.perales7344]

Every guy I met in my 70 yrs who was a legitimate badass...was quiet...humble...a Samurai............those are the guys needed

[@HyperNebula]

😂 read a history book, samurai were the most assholes in the Japanese history

[@Whats-It-To-Ya]

​@@HyperNebulayeah for real. They were Oriental Vikings. They'd kill anybody with a pulse just because they were there. There was nothing quiet or humble about those savages 😅

[@eynjay8046]

There’s loud badasses too wtf, such as the guy in the video speaking💀 y’all just hate to see it, unless it comes with authority. Such as the quote goes, “respect the uniform, not the man.” Y’all when people are better than y’all.

[@warlord2pfa]

😂most of the Samurai were braggarts,thugs,and thieves 😂

[@warlord2pfa]

, "THO I WALK THRU THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH I WILL FEAR NO EVIL...'CAUSE I'M THE MEANEST MOTHER F#%KER IN THAT VALLEY" ...some Viet Nam LRRP.

[@sargeinamerica]

I was a Ranger for 20 years and without the support of those people providing life support for the war fighters we couldn’t accomplish our missions! Thank you for your service and dedication!

[@christiansoglo7051]

Hello, what exactly does Ranger mean? I’m from Germany and don’t know the exact meaning. Would appreciate it.

[@unitedstatesarmy2003]

@@christiansoglo7051 a ranger is an infantry unit in the united states army

[@davecrupel2817]

You were a ranger for 20 years, and your profile picture is an upside down American flag? Not saying you're lying about your service. I am saying wtf is with the upside down flag?

[@unitedstatesarmy2003]

@@davecrupel2817 im pretty sure that means fuck america 💀

[@bsarge5697]

@@davecrupel2817I believe the upside down flag is flown in times of trouble or distress. Simply an SOS. In recent though I will say it has become a political symbol.

[@gbean]

The positivity in the comments section is all the pep talk I need right now. Thank you brothers.

[@StevenJett-t8b]

Don't forget the sisters!

[@redg3530]

former 11B here. Hooooaaaaah! Respect to all servicemen & women.

[@talyn5304]

Wowwwww!!! As a former 11B, this almost made me tear up! In all of my years serving, I never really thought about it, but he's absolutely right. It's kind of humbling, really....

[@roushstge2]

Lol, thinking back to all the times you told the gate guard "thank you for your service" aren't you?

[@ralphfranklin7258]

I do tear up,.miss that sht

[@mikeykman401]

POG …..

[@jimmcnair5843]

Tear up? By god soldier pull yourself together!!

[@daveb.4268]

O311 or 11B, everything else is just "support".

[@dannyjones3840]

Did my 20 years in the Corps as a H-1 airframes mech. No matter how badass our Cobras and Hueys are, we never forgot our purpose- to support the guys duking it out on the ground

[@mikedehn8654]

Outside of medical, they don't make movies about support. I served in the army Signal Corps. AT&T on wheels basically. The only movie we had was Wind Talkers. Good movie BTW. But kudos to these young men. I don't think I could do what they do.

[@nicholasskridla2475]

Oohrah! Cpl Skridla 00-04 USMC Iraq Veteran.

[@terryboynton2077]

Semper Fi. And I was right there with you Vipers for life.

[@Fishmonger35]

We don’t need some loud mouth criminal campaigning to “ make America Great Again.” All of our military brothers and sisters have been making America great for many years! Thank you for your service and commitment to our country So we can enjoy the freedoms we do to this day! May God bless ALL OF YOU!

[@DonaldTanner-q2l]

​@@Fishmonger35I don't like you

[@vividquest1488]

Thank all of you guys for your service!!! Salute 💯🫵🏽🇺🇸.

[@threeblackburn]

It’s damn nice to hear the 11 Bravos be shouted out by a Marine like that. Army, Navy, Air Force, whatever…. We all have an unspoken respect for each other. We may talk shit to each other every time we interact, but the unspoken respect and the need for fellow brothers in arms will never die. This is awesome. Go America.

[@ricparks7441]

We may wear different colored uniforms but our blood is red in all of us and our flag, Old Glory, is star-spangled, red, white and blue and seeing it puts a thrill of patriotism in every loyal American heart! May God Always Bless America and those who give of themselves, even up to their last breath in many cases, to serve her selflessly.

[@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz]

I think this Mashed ROTATUS pdough Joe’s admin has just about accomplished all of that and much more and worse.

[@Gunfox61]

Yep, talk smack but when the lead flys don't matter you'll see groups of US service members link up and take the fight to the bastards. Then go back to smack talking and joking around.

[@MilkTestingMan]

Real man. I’m not enlisted, but I’m preparing myself for it. I’m well researched, and definitely know about the jokes between branches, but I also know that every single guy can joke like that because they all have that mutual respect and love for each other. With everything going on in the country, it can be hard to stay patriotic, but it’s moments like these that remind us what America is all about. Dedication, respect, faith, love, and most importantly, freedom. God bless America.

[@101stairborne6]

@@ricparks7441I’m 11B Army, my cousin is infantry Marine. We may talk shit about each other, but it’s between American military family! Once we’re on the battlefield, the pettiness goes away and it’s straight to work!

[@CombatMonkey11B]

Retired 11B Iraq/Afghanistan vet. Thanks for the shout out Marine. Love and respect brother, had many Marines fight by my side.

[@UmbrellaWatch]

Hell yes!

[@dontbother4536]

11b here as well. Love my marine infantryman. We went down to Kandahar from wardak back in 11 and they were going through it. Lost a couple guys. I was blessed to go out on patrol and gun some dudes down with them. I remember us sitting back and looking up at the stars, smelling like ass, them telling me about their fallen brothers and me telling them about mine. Shed a tear hugged and kept it pushing. Shout-out to all my brothers that are fighting the fight and those who fought the good fight and are waiting for us with a 5th of vodka on the other side. Love you all.

[@DolceAndJobaca]

0311 Marine here, def a big shoutout to my army bros while conducting operations overseas, in the end, when we all posted up together, we all become just one big jokester crew in a shitty mess😭🤣 respect to all my branches out there💯

[@landychapman3]

Army 12B30 checking in. No homo, love my 11B brothers and my apache and A10 warthog pilots. If you been there, done that, you know., you know.

[@pjstsa1421]

30 yr 11B mad respect 🙏

[@ssbbmoto]

Proud Marine 0311 here. Love all my brothers in all MOS's in all branches.

[@jimdunn9692]

Oorah, 0311 here. G 2/3

[@WILIAMLEROY]

Communication intelligence specialist rating mos thank you

[@tvanb8729]

Dear god not this infantry marine bs again. Cavalry, period

[@kohnbonn9744]

​@@tvanb8729lol cav is trash. I'd be upset with us too. Theres a reason you dont see videos like this about cav.

[@dirtybacon93]

​@@tvanb8729 Cavalry is gay -signed all infantrymen

[@dormiacrouch1905]

Prayers for all of our precious service men and women!! Thank you for your bravery, and sacrifices for us, your families, and our Country, The United States of America!!!! ❤🙏🇺🇸🗽🪖

[@The_Lord_has_it]

RIP Dad ~ Army 4th infantry division, Vietnam. Miss you every day.

[@jonathanshaw7355]

Sorry man

[@choupo-motingterrordaatala1124]

God bless you and your dad man❤

[@OffensiveComment]

He’s another bill in a politicians pocket now

[@boonedog1457]

@The_Lord_has_it, Sorry man.....😢 For the loss of your Dad.🙏Shalom

[@BH6R]

Heaven is safer now my friend thanks to your dad! God bless!

[@Walter-y3r]

I was a member of a crew that was a taxi service for the marines. They acknowledged the hard work and long hours we put in just to run the ship. We had a major fire onboard and they realized that their lives were in our hands. We had much respect for each other

[@jamescook5487]

That respect is important in all jobs, my experience is being a cook and I realized the same thing. A lot of the dishwashers at places I have worked weren't treated with respect and I told them without them cleaning our pots and pans we couldn't do our jobs. Nothing works unless you work as a team.

[@hammerheadxray8152]

Everyone jokes about "fobbits", even me. But it's nice hearing a friendly voice on the radio

[@richard-p8o]

I wonder how the Vietnamese felt, the Iraqis. REMEMBER ABU GHRAIB????

[@ericwilloughby3713]

​@user-ej6yn8vo2j All that virtue signaling while simultaneously forgetting what they originally did to bring that stuff down on their heads..... epic fail there guy.

[@GodSaveTheUnitedStates]

​@user-ej6yn8vo2j Instead of standing their on your high-horse preaching from the comfort and safety we provided for you, why don't you purchase a flight to North Eastern Iraq or anywhere in Afghanistan and tell the Taliban or ISIS you are an American that went online all the time preaching to Americans about how we were wrong. Just see what their response is. As soon as they hear you say, I'm American, I'm gay, I'm non-binary, I'm Christian, or I'm (anything other than a shite muslim), they will stop listening and put you in a cave and start the torture. The People you just advocated for hate you, I know they hate you without knowing anything about you because they will persecute you simply for being a westerner. You know absolutely nothing about what you speak. Those of us who have been there and have made it back home find it incredibly insulting when folks like yourself act like you know what you're talking about because you heard one side of the story 10 years ago. And before you retort about the common Iraqi or Afghan civilian, I'm not speaking about every citizen, I mean the extremist militants of either country. They hate you.

[@hermansims2296]

From an old disabled U.S. Army Infantryman...Thank You!

[@SoundwaveX7]

Thank you sir for your service.

[@mumbles215]

Thanks for your service sir. May your days be filled with peace .

[@zacharyrogerssr9331]

Thank you too brother for paving the way

[@nolansugai9814]

@@hermansims2296 Thank You for your Service!

[@TLaw88]

Thank you

[@scottnaylon]

As an 11b, we may give support personnel a hard time, but we give everyone a hard time in the name of fun. Without ALL MOS doing their part, the job doesn't get done. Supply, cooks, finance, every single MOS is important to success. Thank you to my brothers for having this 11b's six. 🇺🇸💪

[@tazwowe]

Canadian here....tearing up just reading all your comments. You guys and gals are not just serving your country, you are serving many nations, and I for one, thank you!🤗🙏🙏🙏❤

[@vincentchungata6470]

Oh great, now I’m tearing up. 🥹 🥲 Thank you.

[@davidgriffo7649]

@tazwowe de onde vc tirou isso? Gostaria de poder concordar contigo, mas isso é tudo mentira e teatro, infelizmente esses jovens estão sendo preparados para serem buchas de canhão no Teatro de Operações, enquanto no Teatro da Vida real os reais criadores e causadores dessas guerras, se conhecem, se odeiam, não se matam, e ficam nos bastidores se divertindo tomando whisky e champagne, enquanto eles (jovens filhos, pais, maridos e etc.) que não são inimigos, não se odeiam, não se conhecem, se matam em meio aos horrores de uma guerra: triste realidade imposta pelo poder. Aonde esta Putim e Zelensky nesse momento, enquando dezenas de centenas de civis e Soldados Ucranianos e Russos tristemente já morreram? Pode ser que eu esteja errado em meu conceito, e já tenham encontrado Bin L@den no Afeganistão e as minas de enriquecimento de Urânio de S@ddam Russein no Iraque e eu não saiba e você esteja sabendo! Entende o que estou querendo dizer? "e conhecereis a verdade, e a verdade vos libertará" João 8. 32

[@roushstge2]

I'm glad to finally see someome from another country realize that and recognize that. So many people from other countries love to talk crap about America and our military. Love to say we get involved in things we don't have any business with and need to mind our own business but we're always the first ones to come running when others ask for help.

[@ljftw1516]

Don’t rub it in

[@Caleb6000]

​@@roushstge2 if it benefits you 😂

[@dsantiago1000]

When I was younger, I was fascinated and wanted to join the military. As I got closer to it I came to the conclusion that I’m not built for it, and chose a different path. I had the idea in mind that not all warriors at heart need to enlist, not to talk myself out of it but to acknowledge that I don’t have the strength these guys do, and turned whatever weakness I felt I had into a strength to try and help people. Even though I never joined, I was still inspired.

[@AleXoEx0]

Who would want to fight for this America anyway? Or any western country, they have all turned against the white men that built it.

[@marktulk4225]

A respectable, honest perspective. Macho "John Wayne" bullshit is responsible for many SOLDIERS' deaths - regardless of Branch.

[@JA-vg8dk]

God has a plan for your life in His Kingdom. Let the Lord make you a warrior. Seek King Jesus. I myself had a similar story as you but now God is opening plans in my life that the church has yet to catch up to and understand what HE is doing. Great darkness is coming but who will shine as warriors of His light?? The Lord's army is the army of all armies. He who loses his life will gain it! Blessings man.

[@dsantiago1000]

@@JA-vg8dk thank you! Funny thing my name translates to “of the night” or child of dark haha

[@klc3416]

You've got a unique talent that not everyone has, and that's pretty awesome! Keep doing what you do best!

[@shredhead161]

This video makes me proud to have been infantry. There’s no other route I would have taken, and now that I’m out, I miss that everyday grind. I love you guys and I’ll always be proud I got to be an apart of the greatest fighting force on earth.

[@Beezer1742]

This is the kind of ADVERTISING the military needs. The young men who this speaks to will come forward.

[@fe7kh]

What advertising? To fight and occupy for the billionaires to make more? You’re weak af.

[@1memaga]

So they can fight wars for other countries while the US gets invaded

[@blargblarg-jargon9607]

how utterly sad

[@thelouster5815]

@@blargblarg-jargon9607Agreed. Real men never need motivation. They simply do.

[@m0ther_bra1ned12]

It's still propaganda.

[@awdsvx]

Respect to this Marine, coming from a Army 11B...!!!

[@ShredHead931]

Same!

[@Marinegrunt0311]

👍🏾

[@MLGtroll365]

Crazy he acknowledged you guys

[@davefromthegrave9815]

11B is nothing 😂 I'm an E4

[@ShredHead931]

@davefromthegrave9815 11b is an Mos... e4 is your rank/grade clown.

[@michaellewis4852]

As long as we have gentlemen, like this training our Future Warriors,Our military will remain strong and vigilant. And may god bless each and every one of you.

[@lulumoon6942]

Grateful to hear 11b Infantry getting respect, Dad was a POW in the KC, had bullets still in his leg AND malaria and lived the rest of his life the same way, hard work every day! 🙏🕊️

[@Mike69587]

I tip my hat and thank every single service member for their service.

[@antoniopicariello8381]

👍🏼

[@Peter-o3w]

Shut yo corny ass up bro 😭😭

[@forestchicken3302]

Its true. Thankful for leaders like this. Former 11b.

[@dudebro1764]

Hooah!

[@robertlambert4514]

Same here. Former 0311! Ooh rah!!!

[@rickjones1004]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾Gen Mech here, yall are my favorite guys bro

[@josephallen9088]

HooaH...thank you for your service my Blue Sand Hill Brothers

[@224dot0dot0dot10]

​​​​@@robertlambert4514 Please answer the following question for me: Why does the United States Marine Corps allow the NCO who is speaking in this video to have an exposed and publicly visible tattoo on his left fore arm? In the old days the US Army and the Marine Corps the tattoos had to be hidden under your uniform and they would not allow you to get a publicly visible tattoo on your fore arm because getting a tattoo on your forearm was considered to be "poor military bearing" and "bad for unit discipline" where the publicly visible tattoo might serve as an unnecessary distraction that might or might not encourage or discourage a lack of unit cohesion. In the old days the tattoos had to be hidden under your uniform, and in the old days you would not be allowed to wear all of your Kirk Hammett lip rings in uniform, and in the old days you couldn't get your entire face tattooed up with Metallica tattoos on your cheeks and chin and forehead or whatever it is that the NCO's are doing now. At least I thought this was a funny post but not if anyone else laughed.

[@mr.g7713]

Greatful to all the young men and women serving on our behalf.. you truly are the best amongst us. Stay safe out there. Thank you for your service and thank you and your loved ones for your sacrifices.

[@jakevanhorne]

Big thank you to these men and women. You make us civilians feel safe.

[@joshuak2810]

If this isn't a clear message to NEVER QUIT, then I don't know what is! Hats off to you sir, you are a warrior!

[@random.3665]

...But he literally said that you SHOULD quit, if you in it for personal glory, or to prove you are badass, or some other self centered BS. Which i think makes the message even stronger: Find something that is actually WORTH doing, and THEN never quit doing it.

[@MrRAGE-md5rj]

Also true. Just because one spot doesn't fit you, it doesn't mean you can't do well in a different position. Gotta play to your strengths.@@random.3665

[@RGZ-cp9dd]

🫡

[@thelouster5815]

@@random.3665You should also quit if you’re intrinsically inferior and can’t perform the basic tasks demanded from this line of work. Boys who are too short, skinny, weak, and/or feeble should get out of the way of the real men and not waste anyone’s time or their own with hopeless attempts to improve themselves. No matter how hard they try they’ll never be men.

[@PapaC-j1k]

As an Army veteran myself, to the Marine Instructor ORAH MARINE!!!

[@vnelson000]

Always thanking every single soldier for their honorable service, and wishing you will come home safe.🇺🇲❤

[@bballah9969]

Thank you for your service Amen 🙏

[@bigmoe562_4]

Yea the service they provide The big bankers 🏦

[@gagaksensei]

😂​@@bigmoe562_4

[@agarrikr2996]

What time and what culture will they come home too? This home has since long changed, and now it’s empty with token windows and filled with spiders. Mr. vnelson000

[@pieterbezuidenhout2741]

Yeah go get Bush some more OIL ! Oh and while busy leave a lot of sead behind , Vietnam kids enjoy paying customers.

[@hitmusicworldwide]

I am NOT a former service man. My DAUGHTER was a marine. It's great to read the comments below. NOTHING devisive, nothing negative. Nothing evil. Just humility, respect and fraternity. Semper Fi

[@zeusdarkgod7727]

When I was a new airman (6 months in), I didn't really feel what I was doing was making a difference, and I thought about transferring branches. That's around the time I got deployed, a met a young soldier that was forward deploying. He asked me what I did, and I told him my job is to get equipment to the aircraft so they can insure they are good to take off. "You ever work with the A10" with the biggest smile on his face, I told him yea many times, and the thanks that soldier showed me made me instantly put pride in my job that never diminished. No job is pointless. They all hold an impact on the mission. I'm just glad I learned that early.

[@stomper2582]

If you went where they told you to go and did what they told you to do, then you deserve the respect that any veteran gets. Thank you for your service from another veteran and son of a disabled veteran and highly decorated air combat veteran from WW2. Rest In Peace, Daddy.

[@lion3d83]

Thank you for the ground fireworks ❤❤ we love to see it 😁 makes us smile a cheer!!😁

[@rickmarr8784]

Never had that thought, from my job alone I knew I was making a difference. The main thing of the Air Force are planes, planes need fuel and gets them from the trucks that brings them and are driven by guys that somehow finds a way to break them no matter how well train they are and that's where I come in. I was the one that fixed them trucks. It was always nice to see them planes take off.

[@zeusdarkgod7727]

Thanks guys!

[@teaaet1]

Thanks AF brother for ur insight. My era precedes yours as I served during the Cold War and was hurt prior to the Kuwait War. Disabled veteran today. To your well told point it IS ALL ABOUT THE PLANES in the AF. Some members of other branches of the service get it, some don't. While I was active duty I worked in CES. Climate control is critical for aircraft sitting in hangers like the SR71. Equally as critical for SATCOM satellite computer systems. Had a Vietnam War veteran as a neighbor off base. His pre PTSD era "shell shock" was so bad so the point he couldn't drive, nor could he probably afford a car bcs of having no VA disability benefits - so I'd drive him to the grocery store weekends . He thanked ME for my service as a Cold War active duty serviceman.......I thought it was crazy, and told him I'm just in the AF. He said that if it weren't for those B52s bombing the jungle, and the air support, he would've never made it out. He understood it tho. That was 40 years ago, but I never forgot, and relish his memory. He was a hero - RIP to him.

[@MrNcgy]

Also - I really appreciated Army 11B recognized by a Marine! I was an Army 31K (Combat Signalman) in an Infantry unit. My younger brother had to out-class me (or so he thought) by joining the Marines where he was an 0311. We had a healthy rivalry throughout our time serving. My Uncle served as an 0300 in Vietnam, my Grandfather was a Marine fighting the Japanese at Guadalcanal, and my Great Uncle was an original Frogman (UDT) during WW2. I've always been proud of them; just as I feel pride reading all of the entries here - thank you all for your service. And to any Vietnam Veterans; Welcome Home.

[@danieltoft2116]

Nah, everyone secretly wants to be a dog handler or door gunner in the army, probably the same in the USMC as well

[@chessburns]

And those who died for us to have our freedoms. RIP knowing the present and future generations will keep those freedoms alive. ❤

[@flycbr]

31K🫡 Fort Gordon 1986… Signal Corps… Thank you for your service.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@RosettaRedfeather]

Unity is strength. Thank you,sir.

[@Spartan-Of-Truth]

Crazy how rare this is.

[@TheHydrobrain]

I've never served, but I'm proud of you who do/did. My great uncle was a part of the 2nd landing in Normandy and suffered shell-shock. I'm so thankful for all of our men/women who serve this great country🇺🇲

[@70stunes71]

Thanks Gunny. Those of us old timers who went through...respect 🙏🇱🇷💯

[@starbird14]

I love how humble they are. And I love that its part of the training

[@frankedgar6694]

I’m 70 as well. My issue was with most SEALs and a few of the Green Berets. They were fantastic in battle but in training and everything else, some of them were just asses. I’d want to fight along side them but I sure didn’t want them as a friend. Most spec ops guys were great. A few weren’t. 😊l

[@sdivine13]

These are civies doing a weird fat camp so that they can feel cool

[@BuiltInBrooklyn]

This is just propaganda to recruit more naive kids into becoming fodder for the military industrial complex!

[@sootuckchoong7077]

If I'm there and I hear him screaming like that, I'd give up and go home! 😂

[@hugoramirez6698]

US Americans humble? That would be the day…

[@restrepo857]

19K here, thanks for all your service. Happy Armed Forces Day family. Just remember we're the 1% of this country 🙏🏾🙏🏻🙏

[@rexluminus9867]

1%-99% power?😊?

[@bigjoe3123]

You were a 19k, not the infantry. Know your place

[@restrepo857]

@@bigjoe3123 well, excuse me Sir Grunt...I did know my place and I still do. Thank you very much, have a great day today

[@jyp523]

😂. 11B paratrooper here. Thank you for your service restrepo brotha.

[@charliecordell4760]

Happy to see this attitude being instilled. Saw it in lots of communities in the Navy where they thought they were the best and hot stuff and didn't need no one else. I hated dealing with inflated egos in certain roles.

[@The24soldier]

11B here. Fuc*in HOORAH Marine! Respect.

[@ryancampbell8618]

I was an 0811/artillery cannon crewmember from 2000-2004. During the invasion in '03, I joked with an 0311, who was our flank security, that we wouldn't have a job if it wasn't for him, he looked at me and said "I probably wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for you guys". We were all hungry and tired, but that really hit home and made me realize that we needed to do our job to the best of our ability, because our guys relied on us.

[@lolivingston6827]

And what did you actually accomplish in those 4 years? Did you meet a goal? Did America get better?

[@kkellerk23]

​@@lolivingston6827Iraq feels better, so go touch yourself and see if you feel better and let us know.

[@flyoverkid55]

Few realize how much team effort goes into accomplishing a military campaign. It's a true team effort, on the biggest team any of us will ever be part of. "Amateurs talk about tactics, but professionals study logistics." - Gen. Robert H. Barrow, USMC (Commandant of the Marine Corps) noted in 1980. Former HM3, USN.

[@Servantofthearts]

@@lolivingston6827how about for once in your life you do your own research, unless you also struggle with basic reading comprehension

[@Camry-gr8mb]

As a 0311 during 04-06 thank you if it wasn't for you we wouldn't be alive. We all thank our support, we rely on you when we make the call your our angels that rain hell from above to save us. Thank you 😢

[@trashpanda314]

I’m a retired airborne infantryman. CIB, EIB, Purple Heart. This dude is speaking facts and he’s absolutely right, a positive mental attitude and camaraderie will take you far. Be in the right place, right time, right uniform, pay attention to detail. I was an NCO in 2 years by being proactive and proficient at my job. Also, shout out to this Marine for actually talking about Army infantry as well. I worked side by side with the II MEF in Anbar and we got along and worked together great. Our skills really complemented each other when we did joint operations. Most of the people talking shit about one or the other are usually POGS or not even combat veterans themselves. The guys that actually put in work have respect for one another. There will also be fuckery and joking but at the end of the day, everyone plays a part.

[@jdemartino5896]

101 , Amen my brother Bird shit fallen from the sky. " We will adapt an overcome" Keep your powder dry ! Nothing but a thing 65 yr. Young

[@a.w.3772]

Thank you for your Service! 🎉

[@RickKeeling-l5o]

Thanks to all the men and women who served in our country to keep us safe so I didn't have to thank you your blood sweat and tears secured our freedom thank you.

[@azuremain]

Nothing is more pure and inspiring than a Gunny's motivational speech. Semper Fidelis Marines.

[@worldcatloversheavenwatcht2927]

my granny gave some good speeches

[@bobk2899]

21 years in the Army as 11B. Absolutely, the BEST job ever! I loved every minute of my career.

[@lastnamefirstname2238]

Said no 11b ever😂

[@lastnamefirstname2238]

@bobk2899 hey man, I got my cib, I have my gwot, I've been there and done that. But the constant feild problems and deployments and school, ruin everything I have outside the army, and for what, to get treated like shit, eat shitty food, low pay, and go stand in a tower in iraq for 9 months. The people who like the army, are brainwashed to think that their sacrifices matter. News flash, no conflict we've been in since veitnam has mattered more then just politics

[@19DScoutsOut]

Lol, I’d bet dollars to donuts ur knees and/or back don’t have that same sentiment 🤔🤕🤣. God bless u, btw for that sacrifice 🫡.

[@carcasmo4474]

Y que cosa de provecho hacías?

[@bobk2899]

@@carcasmo4474 English damn it. English

[@alexanderbowles8744]

Speaking for my fellow 11bs, y’all have our respect and we appreciate every advantage you guys bring. Airborne all the way

[@michaelcantwell316]

Absolutely. I always admired out mechanics. We'd bring our stuff back all busted up and those guys would stay up until they were running again. All done at a tiny JSS with next to no tools. It was pretty incredible.

[@mattlong4896]

Fury from the Sky

[@recon11b1p6]

Airborne brother! AATW!!

[@michaelcantwell316]

@@benfollowsjesus5504 When was that? Tanker to Infantry with no follow on training? Heard of things like this from WW2 vets. I'm not attacking, just curious.

[@michaelcantwell316]

@@benfollowsjesus5504 I was. I joined in '05 as an 11b. I know that during one of my deployments, I was in the 1st ID in the Kadhimiya area of NW Baghdad, the vast majority of the streets were too narrow to operate our heavy equipment so our tankers did walk some JRAM defeat patrols alongside our mortar crews. Is that kinda what you are referring to, or are you talking about an actual mos change?

[@marshahinson2360]

Thank you all for your service.

[@Seven.n.7]

Felt this one. Currently an active duty marine as an f18 mechanic. Gives me motivation to put out my best work so that those pilots can feel safe to do their job and support the brothers

[@randolphvictorconstantine7765]

Because it's not about you being the best, it's about your team getting the job done properly...

[@bludaizee24]

Thank you to ALL service men and women out there. 🙏 🙌 ❤️

[@thegiant573]

He is right and you know it! Communications Soldier here and that was my Job. Keep the communications working for them!

[@mikepoint4717]

I had a relative who served in the marines and he was the most generous,kind and humble person I ever knew . Thank you to all who served your country . Much respect. Cheers 🇨🇦

[@nofurtherwest3474]

What is the athlete day abour

[@MEJICANO1304]

And Americans would call him woke😢

[@blueridger28]

I cant exactly recall but i was told as an 11B that it took 10 soldiers to support one infantry soldier. That always stuck with me.

[@Mike-dy6vx]

I was told, when I was in Vietnam, that there were 50 guys sleeping in a bed to 1 guy sleeping in the mud. I think the most important guy there was the Mail Clerk. Who didn't Love mail from the World.

[@axlsmgSmg]

To win wars the US needed Rambo in Vietnam and now needs Rambo in Yemen and Gaza, but unfortunately Rambo is retired.🤣

[@chriscox4271]

It’s about the same in the Corps. It’s 10~12 Marines to support one. It may have changed by now. I’m not sure.

[@jmcrazy7w]

I served in the U.S. Navy as a Hospital Corpsman “HM”. Hell of a speech. Them Jarheads are a different breed. Thank y’all, who served, for your service from one Vet to another. 🇺🇸⚓️💪

[@johnchavezjr3312]

Navy Corpsman are tops! They are one of the boys. 0311 here

[@icebergslim3743]

@@johnchavezjr3312……yes they are 0811 here.

[@classicrocker889]

Thank All Of You For Your Service !!!!!

[@barryjohnson409]

From a combat support soldier....- Sending a handshake & a salute to all the combat arms MOS service members 🪖🤝🏾. Thank you

[@PothRacing]

Former 15U (Chinook Mechanic) we are always thanked by infantry units for keeping birds up. A lot of work goes into making sure infantry can do their missions, long days that I won’t get back but I’m proud to say we always had birds on mission when requested.

[@mannyechaluce3814]

Same here, I oil change those daily , I am also a Former stripper with Chip N Dales

[@jaymac5654]

🫡

[@charlesdeblanc3386]

​@@mannyechaluce3814Did you save the oil to lube up your body for stripping?

[@johnchavezjr3312]

@@mannyechaluce3814😂

[@chrislehmann6240]

give me a tuck piccolo stage 4@@mannyechaluce3814

[@jesp8934]

This is the best speech that shows how important are the support MOS to accomplish the mission. Semper Fi!!! Master Guns

[@Cobra-yw4le]

Thank GOD and the Angels above for MEN LIKE THESE . . . GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU. MANY MANY THANKS FOR YOUR DEDICATION AND SERVICE . . .

[@The..Dark..Knight]

Shoutout to the 0311 Marines and the 11Bravo Army Infantrymen! You do us proud each and every day. You are in our hearts, and on our minds, and I would put my life on the line for any one of you guys. As soldiers, as brothers, as human beings, we fight for each other. The man on your left. My deepest thanks to you guys and every drop of sweat and tear shed is a cost we can never repay. God bless you guys, and just know there is always someone who appreciates the hard work you do.

[@ChristopherLopes-f2n]

Much Respect!!!!!!!

[@jeffreynolt1710]

Thanks to all the men who sign up and get trained and protect us. Truly. Thank you!

[@TommyBombadillio]

The entire DoD is just an elaborate support system for the rifleman. ❤

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

The DoD is a profit machine for politicians first and always. Maybe they support the troops, but not always.

[@macgregordavis959]

To bad they don't pay us that way. That PTSD check is BS ,I never will claim a mental disorder for money. Our country can afford to but won't .

[@KFBR392]

Or maybe the infantry is just an elaborate support system for the DOD. Hmmm.

[@macgregordavis959]

@KFBR392 100% correct. Us grunts are the only ones that prevent the wolves from taking a piece out of their sheep asses Semper Fi.

[@John-k8m7l]

Thank you all for putting your names on that blank check. My life has been wonderful because of your sacrifices

[@Melinda-i9g]

That's crap

[@John-k8m7l]

@@Melinda-i9g I may not agree with what our government chooses to do with our military. But the men and women who risk their lives to provide me with safety is undeniable. War is sadly inevitable with humans, living in a war torn country is something i dont wish on any human.

[@Nolan-v6w]

I served 4 years air force, 6 years army. Lord bless our military!!!

[@Melinda-i9g]

Not any more

[@Poppa99]

0311 Marine Veteran here. Thanks to all my brothers in every branch currently serving. Be safe and train hard. I may be older and a bit fatter but understand this, if needed I'm here and my skills are still pretty sharp. Semper Fi!

[@a.w.3772]

Thank you for your Service. Sir! 🎉

[@DavidJDiehl]

Men fight not for the government behind them or the enemy in front of them. They fight for the friends beside them.

[@slowpoke96Z28]

Don't say that too loud. The taxpayer may keep their money and kill our toy budget 😅😅.

[@badhombre3730]

😂 not even that. They fight for the corporations interest. While their freedoms back home are taken away

[@MEJICANO1304]

​@badhombre3730 which freedoms?? Not their guns....

[@kameyeam]

​@@badhombre3730you don't sound like you have ever served. Or ever been part of any real team. PS/Xbox don't count.

[@slowpoke96Z28]

@@badhombre3730 the FIGHT might be because of corporate interests, but that's not why they fight. Like Viper said in TG1 during class onboarding, they don't make policy, thry are the instruments of that policy.

[@EdwardNeblett]

The best thing I ever did for me was join the army in 1983. It gave me confidence that I could accomplish anything, it made me part of a team that I will never forget. If you are serving or have served my thanks goes to you.God bless the USA

[@AndrewCraigPianoPlayer]

I love the appreciation of both Infantryman. I have a lot of respect for both. I appreciate you. We need more comradery.

[@Gojira5667]

I can't imagine serving in today's military. It was easy when I served (87-94). We were still proud of our country, proud of our leader and proud to put on the uniform.

[@JoJo-209-]

Exactly what im thinking... who in the hell would want to fight for this trash country now?? Its been completely ruined unfortunately

[@klc3416]

Hey @JoJo-209-! It's ruined by people like you thinking the worst and being influenced by your politics. They don't need you

[@jeffreybowen2068]

Former 96B(now 35F since the designation changed) did my absolute best to make sure that my brothers had all the information they needed to win the fight and come home, we couldn’t get it done without each other.

[@saidismail5973]

i-sa aLmasIh yEshuA jEsUs KhrIst yEsUs krIstUs bukan sEtan baIk 🇺🇦🇵🇸 🇰🇷🇲🇾 jhO lOw bEbaskan victoria amelina ukraine jhO lOw free gaze pALesTnI jhO lOw bEbaskan mh37zErO kOrE-a Selatan jhO lOw PercUma zayn rayyan malaYsiA amin

[@goforplatypus]

I know that voice… one of my favorite leaders I’ve ever had the pleasure to work with.

[@JEBlancoMEd]

0311 Marine forever 1982 . We don’t die because the marine corps will never die . Sgt JB

[@sarabarker5945]

My dad was in Vietnam sadly he passed away my brother was in the Marines in Afghanistan and thank God he made it home I'm sure both my father and my brother are great full for all of you in service and retired as well thank all the fallen soldiers and all of you in service

[@BigBabyK337]

Thank you for your sacrifices and thank them for their svc. An accomplishments. Not all hero’s get plaques!

[@Esamkhalaf]

لماذا ذهبوا للغزو ؟؟ أنتم شعب بلا أصل وبلا تاريخ حاربتم من أجل الظلم و القتل و سرقه ثروات الشعوب

[@kimanisirjames8519]

We thank God for everything. My daughter survived it. Honour be to all..the live soldiers, the fallen, the retired and the reservists.🙏

[@Денис-х6ь]

What were those dogs doing there? America must be defended in America. freaks.

[@allenvayner4987]

Soon, there is going to be the rapture. It's when there will be trumpet sounds, and after the trumpet sounds, God will lift his people from here. Also, God said people should be living by the Bible. Amen, and God bless you. ❤Jesus loves you guys. Dont wait, please. He will welcome you with arms wide open.❤ ❤* John 3:16 - "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him shall not perish but have eternal life". ❤

[@scott.c9587]

Marine Staff NCO's have the best motivating speeches.

[@marine102192]

It’s a skill that is developed from the Moto speeches they give tour your dumb high school as all the way to the staff academy. The best speeches come from salty grunt or recon SNCOs that that have been there don’t that.

[@tidefanyankee2428]

I met that SNCO at the Recon Challenge at Camp Pendleton this year (2024).. What an awesome individual. Master Gunnery Sgt.

[@ma.lourdesaguilar5334]

Thank you to all of you for your dedication and service. Honor & Respect to all of you bravehearts ❤️✨

[@joseph291]

The walking embodiment of You earn your respect.

[@valeriejames4675]

I'm former Infantry, and I call everyone in logistics wizards! Cuz the amount of stuff they can get us in no seconds flat is MAGICAL! Remember, we die without supply!

[@ladariussanders4278]

Thank god for our military service men and women they make the world go round

[@hurstonhurst2242]

As a former 11B I was always thankful for every single ounce of support. Every single service member made sure I could do my job.

[@nicholaschacon7785]

Much respect to you Msg for giving respect for the Services (DOD) for there service your acknowledgement of them .Also for saying that grunts Army and Marines just have a better advantage not better than, just more advantage. I feel you put that well .That was skillfully inclusive of all the services well put !!( Hoorah)

[@TangoDownOIF]

Former U.S. army 11B here and I can agree that all other MOS’s do what they can to ensure we have what we need in the battle field. I did 3 deployments in Iraq so I speak from experience.

[@sgtj0311]

As a former 0311, those are heartfelt words. On the other side of the coin, we cannot do our jobs without the aid of everyone else. One Fight. 👊

[@BombproofCraftsman]

Former 11B 🍻 brother, it’s all one team. In the army the infantry is considered the queen on battle, while artillery is considered the king. But none of it happens without logistics, cooks, mechanics, engineers and so on.

[@Mega-y5d]

0311 here Marine got out in 2013 i can't help but say how much help we had from air support in Afghanistan back in 2010

[@MrIndirect1]

Heeeeeeyy, Semper Gumby, you dirty Devildog.

[@timcouillard3499]

NOW THAT WAS WELL SPOKEN! Leadership is what this COUNTRY IS LONGING FOR !

[@ClittoralWombatShits]

I served with this Marine. These men are in great hands.

[@marine102192]

Fairly certain I’ve hear about him on other channel. It all sounds very familiar and heard nothing but good things.

[@bigreddog502]

Tell him to roll his sleeves right, looking like a phase 1 recruit 😂😂😂

[@marken816]

​@@bigreddog502The higher rank you have, less you care about proper dressing etc.

[@Cyro_2235]

​@@bigreddog502 in germany we have a saying: "Leiste was, dann kannst du dir was leisten!". Translates losely into: "Perform, and you can afford!". Means, if you do a damn good job for years, then you can do pretty much whatever you want and get away with it. nobody would tell a guy who was a paragon marine for 10 years to "roll down his sleves"... ^^ put into one word: Respect.

[@bigreddog502]

@@Cyro_2235 in the Marine corps we have an acronym," jj did tie buckle " that devil dog on the video knows it well an he's not living up to it plain an simple. If you know, you know, if you don't, you never will.

[@UnboxingMandalore]

11B here. Much respect to my 0311 brothers and all those who do their job so we can do ours.

[@frederickdelius1106]

I know an 11C with a cute butt.

[@lolivingston6827]

What's your job exactly? Lol

[@trashchief6496]

@@lolivingston682711B is infantry in the army

[@YourDadVR]

I pray for our military every day, & I'm extremely thankful for their service. Although I haven't served myself, I believe it's my duty as a citizen to offer support whenever possible. Whether it's donating to the Wounded Warrior Project or simply buying a soldier a drink, I want you all to know that your efforts are deeply appreciated.

[@UnboxingMandalore]

@lolivingston6827 I was infantry as stated, we are the first line of defense, doing patrols in sector, actively engaging the enemy, looking for insurgents, using military intelligence to track down known ied makers. We are the boots on the ground

[@leroyjenkins4811]

Everyone in the military is a part of a team that supports other servicemen. Even if you never meet the people you’re supporting, you have to do your job so they can do theirs. If you don’t understand that, you’re not a team player and you’re not needed. Do your duty! If you don’t, others will fail at theirs.

[@NJbakintheday]

Amen.

[@EarthMover-mw8tp]

You're exactly right, i was a 1345 HE operator, literally either load up equipment, or moving earth and without that, no one gets anything moved

[@steve00alt70]

Do they realize that they r fighting for rich old men in power that dislike them anyway.

[@Johnny-ql2vd]

Much respect to all military branches. Did my time/service in the Air Force . Was no other option 😁

[@supayota7265]

I was a former UAV Operator in the US Army. One particular mission was a group of 11Bs, that were in a TIC (Troops in Contact) that called up for support over the net and I took out their target via hellfire missile. The next day those same 11Bs showed up to our hangar and thanked us for what we did. And to be honest, I took that moment profoundly and was glad they saw another day. Salute to the Ground Forces 🫡