🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To AMERICAN SNIPER (2014) - FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION! *truly unbelievable

🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To AMERICAN SNIPER (2014) - FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION!
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[@rednecksniper4715]

Fun Fact: The Average SEAL had 7-10 Tridents on their casket usually put there by the ones closest to them usually their Teammates and other seals. Chris Kyle had 160 Tridents on his casket, more than any other SEAL a true testament to his character and the amount of lives he impacted.

[@hotrod2804]

My nephew who was a sniper in the marines served in Falluja , and met Chris. Being a native Texan they hit it off. He just lived in the next town over. If that’s not crazy enough, I played in a band in the 90’s and the guitarist nephew was little Eddie the guy who shot and killed Chris, and Chad. He was a little off when he was a little kid… it’s a small world.

[@charliefyb]

Damn this is crazy asf

[@brianhoward9336]

The ending is actual footage of his funeral procession. I cannot watch it or hear it without it tearing me up.

[@TreyM1609]

God bless Chris Kyle! And god bless our military

[@nacy55]

Mee too. It breaks my heart every time I see this.

[@rednecksniper4715]

And it was 200 miles long

[@ThunderClanFan22]

@@rednecksniper47151200 miles long was his final shot

[@theylied1776]

You don't win a medal of honor, you earn it based on your self-sacrifice and achievements in battle.

[@grilledlettuce1845]

Legendary performance by Brad for a Legendary warrior. That "I guess I just needed a break" line always cuts me deep because these guys are the true super heroes in life. But we see them even at the lowest point

[@kabirconsiders]

Probably Bradley’s best performance to date

[@craiglortie8483]

@@kabirconsiders i think clint eastwood pulled out all the stops to this movie just right and show everything that chris and others have gone through.

[@maureenmcdonald9476]

One of my all-time favorite movies. Hits you right in the feels. 💔😓 Thanks for doing this movie, Kabir.

[@kabirconsiders]

It really does, the ending sickened me

[@BeboRulz]

@@kabirconsiders the scammer is below you. I already reported them as a terrorist 😬 Not sure if your better equipped to feel with them since it's your channel.

[@chinita730]

He recognized the guy with the sore elbow because he also has this. In one of the scenes in the beginning before they got married, lying in bed you can see Chris' elbow also bruised, perhaps a sign that they are always in prone position as a sniper

[@jtoland2333]

When this first came out, I went with a friend to see it in a fully packed theater. We got a huge popcorn, put it between us, and settled in as the lights went down. At the end of the movie, the lights came up. Everyone was quiet, in stunned silence. He and I looked at each other, like "What the hell was that!?" We looked at the popcorn. Our hands were in the popcorn, which had been barely touched. We were so into the movie, we basically froze. It was the most intense movie experience I've ever had.

[@DaveBarton1]

That funeral procession you see at the end was the actual event. The funeral service was at (Dallas) Cowboy Stadium (which was packed) but his burial was in Austin. If you look at a map you will see that that is a very long distance. I have heard that the highway and overpasses were completely lined with mourners the entire length of that trip.

[@rednecksniper4715]

The procession was 200 miles long

[@lynnie6633]

Great movie, heartbreaking ending. The movie was in post production when Chris was murdered, so they when back to put the real ending in. Chris had a buddy helping that day, and he was also murdered.

[@evolve1837]

10:00 - Hand on the shoulder is the hold the butt of the rifle against your body so it does not move before you shoot, to control the gun and absorb the kick (recoil) after the shot.

[@Daehawk]

The worst part is Chris Kyle was killed in the US at a shooting range by a PSTD soldier he was trying to help out.

[@kentgrady9226]

6:06 The walk-away is an advanced pimp move. Not many have the game and confidence to do it properly. When correctly executed, it's a huge flex.

[@kabirconsiders]

Very slick indeed 😎

[@joymelton8426]

😅😅😅

[@TheRedPeril]

Haven’t got time to watch this now but I will. Tremendous film. In Britain we should treat our heroes the same. 🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸

[@joefoster1214]

a good man met him when I was deployed one I was proud to call my brother

[@kabirconsiders]

What a man, what a story 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@jtoland2333]

I know it sounds cliché, but thank you for your service. I can only imagine, and can't even come close, to what you went through physically, spiritually and emotionally.

[@grilledlettuce1845]

Btw the butcher storyline isn't a one off Stories of vets from Fallujah recount times they found houses dedicated to torture. Clearing houses is already the scariest thing you can do I imagine so now just up the ante by every 5 houses being filled with torture devices, blood, and gore

[@scotthill1600]

Chris Kyle true hero, prayers for his family & I know he’s resting in paradise. After surviving all those tours to be killed at home by a veteran he was trying to help. Agreed it’s a punch to the gut, great reaction Kabir

[@danajohnson4757]

Great movie!! Great reaction. This movie, for me, emphasizes the need for intensive, ongoing mental health availability for our military. RIP Chris Kyle!

[@pjbarney9580]

here in Texas February 2nd is Chris Kyle Day. this is one of 5 moviesvthat is guaranteed tears every time.

[@KabzieMusic]

Chris Kyle, absolute legend 🇺🇸

[@kabirconsiders]

I couldn’t believe the ending, my jaw dropped

[@AceManning18]

Kabir I love you and your channel man youre such a chill down to earth and smart guy. Smart enough to know what you DONT know and thats rare these days. That being said every time I watch one of your new videos and food pops up, you say man Im hungry. Im starting to wonder if you're ever not hungry? Lol

[@danielkniefel5260]

Tears of the Sun We were Soldiers Windtalkers Behind Enemy Lines These are great war movies!

[@joymelton8426]

Omg, Tears Of The Sun

[@williamdrake6711]

One thing that sucks is chris Kyle along with Chad Littlefield were both there together both trying to help the guy, he opened fire and shot chris 6 times and Chad 7 times, both died... there was no mention of Chad in the movie.. they could've at least put something about him in the "chris was killed that day " screen or a also in memory of or something...

[@BeboRulz]

I never watched this movie because I knew the end. So heartbreaking. An answer to your question, enlistment is based on time. Guys will sign up for 2-8 years then either be done or re-enlist. I had 2 exes in the Navy & another was an Army Ranger sniper. Unfortunately, a few times I had to hide the guns.

[@michaelbateman8469]

I watched this movie once, ONCE! I can't watch it on my own, but I'm glad for your review. Many, many of our veterans... not just Americans, are in pain. Some (damned few) get the help they need. I can't tell you how many of my younger "brothers and sisters" I've had to talk down. If you are in pain and in trouble, go to your local pub or bar, there's bound to be a vet there. Talk. Converse. Keep talking.

[@darksword67]

It's the same technique you use when you take it out of whitetail deer from distance you don't panic you don't get too excited you slow down that breathing because the animal will be aware of your presence you so that heartbeat down you point get a good line of sight on its vitals and you squeeze that trigger

[@VorchaKali]

19:30 The significance of that sore red elbow is just like Chris Kyle Navy SEALS snipers can spend all day and all night nonstop for days lying face down with their elbows on the ground propping up their sniper rifle looking for targets to kill and not moving an inch to prevent giving away their position to the enemy. Snipers are so well trained and disciplined that if they have to pee they will piss their pants right then and there. And they will lay there in there own piss until the are relieved by another sniper even if its for days and days. Spending any amount of time in that position your elbows will get sore and it will only get worse the longer anyone remains in that position. American soldiers are equipped with knee and elbow pads to prevent injuries. This guys elbow is so red and messed up that there is no activity a innocent civilian or a non combatant could do for such a long period of time that would produce this kind of injury. That red elbow was a clear sign that this guy is not who he says he is.

[@karimhicks8376]

The greatest Sniper killed was by an American Vietnam veteran, dubbed the WHITE FEATHER. FROM BOUT some 300 yards out, the American Vietnam Vet, shot the top Vietkong Sniper, through his scope, killing the man. THIS WAS FEATURE in the WW2 Movie, called Saving Private Ryan.

[@julielazenby4160]

Being from Texas and the area close to where they lived, it's hard to watch the ending footage. Amazing movie and Bradley did an amazing job as Chris.... he nailed it!!!!!!

[@joefoster1214]

it's 24 weeks for buds training

[@joefoster1214]

yes Fort Leavenworth Kansas is the United States Disciplinary Barracks that houses all US service members who have been convicted under UCMJ and yes there are a few in there that are on death row

[@kabirconsiders]

24 weeks! 5 months of extremely tough training, wow

[@Yankeesfan-il2he]

I saw this and Lone Survivor when I was in my high school War and Revolutions class

[@Ati-MarcusS]

Tears of the Sun is a great Movie you should watch. yeah it´s alot of Metall on a Tank i was a Tankmechanic in the Army...

[@onedead]

As a veteran who was active many years before the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts/wars, those who were deployed and then rotated back either by unit or individually had something like "deployment guilt." From talking to those who did multiple tours, they would come home, visit family and friends, but the chaos of silence, their PTSD, difficulty trying to matriculate back into society and even strong patriotism made them feel guilty that they were home while their buddies were deployed. While some would say, "f*** that place"......others would volunteer for another deployment, they had that much guilt! Many veterans say, "It's about the guy next to you...." I believe Chris felt this way and his wife did too, but I think she was at her breaking point of raising a family alone and the difficulties of being married into military life! Great reaction.......

[@kimleemoon]

Great reaction as always. ❤ Please add “The Patriot” to your list of war movies.

[@stepheninglett3447]

This is BY FAR sienna miller's best performance..

[@evolve1837]

19:30 - Not a sore elbow. Whatever part of your extremity that receives alot of usage develops a callose. His elbow was calloused.

[@davemarks5713]

Check out Generation Kill. It's a series like Band of Brothers rated as second most accurate war film rated by men who are combat vets. Its the Gulf war after 911.

[@darksword67]

Especially him being a Navy SEAL

[@PenelopeFrank]

Have you ever seen “Guess Who’s Coming For Dinner?” Love to see your reaction to this great classic film, if you’ve never seen it.

[@dustindavis4766]

I live in Midlothian….very surreal when the funeral procession was held. A brave hero indeed.

[@coyotelong4349]

Excellent military movie

[@lone6718]

I knew a high ranking guy who did 6 months away, 3 months home, repeat for several years. Took him 2 years rehab to be able to drive stateside.

[@VorchaKali]

04:55 BUDS is 24 weeks. To finally graduate and get the NAVY SEALS trident is 65 weeks.

[@jeffsherk7056]

Kabir, the United States has a military maximum security prison located at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Also in the area is a smaller military prison for shorter sentences and lesser crimes, and a civilian maximum security penitentiary. If one of the snipers in war shot a non-combatant because he thought they might be carrying a bomb and it turned out that the non-combatant was innocent, then the sniper might be tried, convicted, and sent to the military maximum security prison.

[@karimhicks8376]

Leavenworth Federal Prison, in KANSAS, IS one of the oldest in the states.., the least amount of time is 25 years.

[@s1ugtrail978]

You shouldn't look too deeply into Chris being what could be perceived as callous, when referring to his friend who died. 1- because he was right. (In a logical perspective) 2- because to live the life of a warrior is that, the life of a warrior. (You have to be able to justify within your mind as to why someone died on the battlefield. Whether it is through religion, cold logic, bad luck, a bit of all three, etc. If you don't it will eat you alive.) 3- to continue to survive as a warrior. (Because he plans to continue to live the life of a warrior, and if he doesn't wish to fail himself, his family, or his brothers in arms, we will have to deal with #1 & #2 to do so...) So when referring to people in such positions in life one must remember to be open-minded to the person's perspective, both for why they do something, and act or think a certain way... Ps To anyone who reads this... Unless you are prepared to live the life of a military spouse, as your marital vows shall surely read; "through good times and bad, through sickness and in health, till death do you part..." Do not waste your time, or even consider wasting the time and life of the soldier who is sacrificing their life for your country, and therefore you. They deserve far better than that, just as you deserve better... If you are not planning to live that life or sacrificing your comforts & wants to support them, they are not for you... "I'd like to thank any and all military personnel for their service, and any and all sacrifices regardless of how small or large they have made to give us the powerful military we now have as the United States of America, both to protect us, our allies, and to provide a safe haven for those who share the dream of freedom. Thank you."

[@teenystudioflicks1635]

The movie could not end any other way because he did die that way in real life. Even Hollywood could not change that.... From Wikipedia: 'It is based on the memoir American Sniper (2012) by Chris Kyle, with Scott McEwen and Jim DeFelice. The film follows the life of Kyle, who became the deadliest marksman in U.S. military history with 255 kills from four tours in the Iraq War, 160 of which were officially confirmed by the Department of Defense... ...Years later, on February 2, 2013, Kyle says goodbye to his wife and family as he leaves in good spirits to spend time with Eddie Ray Routh, a veteran suffering from PTSD at a shooting range. An on-screen subtitle reveals that Kyle was killed that day by Routh, followed by archive footage of crowds standing along the highway for his funeral procession. More are shown attending his memorial service.'

[@michellemoreland3783]

Kabir, I have to tell you I have conversations with you telling you what you are asking, then laugh at myself because you can't hear me. ROFL. Someday we need to watch a movie alongside you. Anyway, keep watching the best movies. I have a long list of movies I could give you. :)

[@TKDragon75]

The other guy was suffering from ptsd and shot Chris when he had a breakdown. They were at a shooting range.

[@kabirconsiders]

Oh man, breaks my heart 😞

[@mage1439]

It's a really crappy situation all around. I can't hate the guy, PTSD does some wild things to a person. But still we have these kids who had to grow up without their dad.

[@patrickhinojosa165]

It's definitely a gut punch in the end.

[@michellemoreland3783]

You need to watch 13 hours, Full Metal Jacket, Platoon, Apocolypse Now to name a few. Watched war movies with my Dad. Now fun movies, but precious memories with him. How many of these have you watched, Kabir?

[@dogtrainerjen]

BUD/S is a months-long ordeal. Hell Week is a week with only about two hours of sleep. It’s a brutal ordeal.

[@stephanievila3483]

So many great military movies to watch. 13 hours, Shooter and Mine (psychologically intense). You don’t have to react to them if you don’t want but for sure watch them. They’re incredible.

[@bre8164]

You should do the movie I believe it’s called “13 hours”. True story😭

[@darksword67]

It's called PTSD in any vet that has it will have it for the rest of their lives and they have to be on medication and therapy I have a relative that's a veteran of this war that fought in the Battle of Fallujah and to this day he still has PTSD and Nightmares and you better not walk up on him especially from the side or he will hurt you and if he don't know you he may take you out

[@Mvtobebo]

He was resting his shoulder and arm from holding up the butt of the gun. When u constantly look through the scope you lean that direction.

[@brooksbott3229]

Incredible movie

[@brandsonhandsome7981]

React to flags of our fathers,letters from Iwo Jima and Windtalkers find out my language won a war in the pacific.

[@teufel_41]

If you liked this and Lone Survivor I would highly suggest checking out 13 Hours and Zero Dark Thirty

[@pamelalee1508]

Hi Kabir... You did this film justice..just as Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper did as well... War is hell and those of us who do not experience it on a daily basis fail to feel the impact of it on the inhabitants and participants... Pray we can resolve conflict around the world through logic and compassion...I know that sounds impossible..but with more and more dedicated to the idea..it may one day happen... Believe me..I'm not a S J W..but I feel hope we can find common ground...Sting wrote and performed a song long ago.. 💥...I Hope The Russians Love Their Children Too... Regardless of the country..we must ask that of all societies...for none of us can take any amount of land or belongings with us when our time is up... In the meanwhile..brave fighters are called upon to safeguard people's perceived rights..to bring down minions both high and low..while praying for powerful overlords to abandon their wrongheaded missions... Thank you for your reaction...💚🙏💚...🌿🌿🌿

[@Pecos1]

There is no specific set of required tours. I did three tours myself, but only my first tour was the exciting one. I was in Baghdad.

[@cameronbrown4690]

You Should react to the movie The Blind Side it’s based on a true story

[@kabirconsiders]

I’ve heard of that movie, I’ll put it on my list!

[@KimbaLoveAdams]

That story was LOOSELY based on the truth. Kabir if u want the truth follow Michael Ohr the real blindside.

[@j_mill9356]

Kabir I wanna see you react to The Pacific since your a fan of Band of Brothers. Been watching you for couple years now when you were doing videos in the car 🤘🏼🤙🏼

[@darrylkoehn9667]

Leavenworth is a federal prison in Kansas.

[@theproceedings4050]

Yeah, Ft Leavenworth is a military prison.

[@darksword67]

Yep the most brutal battles of the war the Fallujah offensive

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

Chris's little brother is a friend of a friend of mine. I was supposed to go to a range day with him but instead spent the day on the toilet. Marcus is also a friend of a friend of mine. We Texans stay tight and Frosty.

[@boydrobertson2362]

Yeah, typically you sign up for a certain number of years when you join, normally 4 years. Contracts get a little weird with special forces and pilots because the training is so expensive and last over a year, so the military wants a return on investment. I don't know how SEALs contracts work, but I would assume you would get about 2-4 deployments on your contract. Of course, if your head starts getting fucked up or your body starts breaking, you would be able to get medically discharged. As for what I think about his family life. I served 20 years and was able to make it work, but I married a wonderful woman. Every family is different, but you have to understand that. If your wife or kids can't take it anymore, you need to get out of it and that in itself is a hard thing to do. You do have options, you can go to reserve duty and half a home life or you can just get your contract over with and get out.

[@michaelsander6039]

It was heartbreaking.

[@dimetime35c]

Just so you know things have come out now that call some of the events depicted in his book/movie into question. The two that come to mind are his supposed bar fight with Jessie Ventura. According to multiple people that never happened to the point Jessie sued Kyle at the time for defamation and if I recall correctly won. That and his claim he was on the roof of the superdome during Katrina shooting looters. Not taking away from what that man did for our country. He deserves every bit of respect for that. Only saying he had a tendency to lean into or bend the truth in places to make things more dramatic.

[@ulisesurbina7184]

As little as Zero; some people never get deployed to a combat zone. And others deploy as many times as your contract allows you to. I did 3 deployments to Iraq, in 2003, 2004 and in 2006.

[@wayloncourington801]

I hope 13 Hours is on that list of war movies as well

[@karimhicks8376]

Navy Seal Kris Kyle had several bounties on his head!!! Some well over $40,000.00 !!!

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

Cooper and Kyle never met in person before his death, but they spoke on the phone once to get a background on him. I think Kyle told him when Cooper got to Texas he was gonna "drag him behind his truck to knock some of that Hollywood pretty off" haha

[@yerr666]

Please watch black hawk down, it's a really good war movie

[@johnwray393]

Go check back, pretty sure he already has.

[@paulfadeley3496]

Check out the story of Pat Tillman!!!!!

[@VorchaKali]

23:12 The minimum for all branches of the US military is 5 years. The average time for a deployment is 9 months. If ordered to be deployed US soldiers have no say in the matter. If a soldier disobeys an order they will be charged with DISOBEYING A DIRECT ORDER. Unfortunately I don't recall what the punishment would be for that. If a US soldier decides to leave the military before their 5 year contract has been fulfilled they will eventually be found and charged with desertion. And the punishment for desertion during a time of war is DEATH.

[@sabreyow]

when was the last time the united states military put someone to death for desertion??

[@VorchaKali]

@@sabreyow Edward Donald Slovik was a United States Army soldier during World War II and the only American soldier to be court-martialled and executed for desertion since the American Civil War. Born: February 18, 1920, Detroit Michigan. Died: January 31, 1945, Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines France

[@maureenmcdonald9476]

That was his real funeral at the end. He also had another soldier with him that day,,...,a friend of his. That guy shot them both in the back, killing both.

[@28dirtj]

When you sign a contract, its typically 2-6 years. You can do as many tours as the DoD wants you to do in that time. There is not specific amount. A lot of things come into play, such as wartime or peacetime. We're at peacetime now that we are pulled out from Afghanistan. Typically, every normal unit deploys every 18 months on average ideally. For about 9 months. But Navy Seals, SF, Rangers and the other SOF can do several rapid deployments or tours.

[@28dirtj]

You can also re-enlist, people will stay in for 20+ years. You only need 20 years in the U.S. armed forces to retire. So you can retire at 37 or 38 if you wanted. Also, the 1st contract you sign is actually 8 years, but its usually split. 4 years would be active duty, the other 4 would be Individual ready reserve, basically a civilian again but can be recalled if troop losses were devastating and needed people badly. You can also do National gaurd or reserves, which are part time essentially. They also deploy and you can volunteer for deployments

[@sweetwater156]

He might be the best American sniper, he doesn’t beat the Finnish guy (sorry Finns, I can’t remember his name) but he also made up a bunch of crap that wasn’t true. His accomplishments should have stood on its own. There were many. He didn’t deserve to be murdered though.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah I remember watching a video about the Finnish sniper, I think he had 500+ confirmed kills 😳

[@sweetwater156]

@@kabirconsiders I looked it up just for you, Kabir. His name was Simo Häyhä

[@mage1439]

Another great movie about a real life sniper is Enemy at the Gate (or Gates) about Vasily Zaytsev. It's easy nowadays to just see the bad side of Russia, but they have a great history of snipers, including Roza Shanina, who wrote in her journal about wanting to go home and start a family but who died while shielding an injured officer -- and she was 18 at the time and already had over 50 kills.

[@loisthehedgehog7658]

Such a good movie

[@kabirconsiders]

One of my favourite war movies now

[@loisthehedgehog7658]

@@kabirconsiders if you want another good war movie that not enough people have seen or reacted to then you should watch jarhead next. I reckon you’ll love it 😁

[@danajohnson4757]

If you haven't already, react to the movie "Black Hawk Down".

[@jamesigorreilly979]

Respect Honor American Hero

[@karimhicks8376]

Kyle killed the Olympic Sniper, from just over a mile away, in a heading, clocked at some 9 kilometers per hour, without a spotter.

[@Stevie8654]

The guys that they’re fighting are AQI, who eventually became ISIS

[@antoniotrew5894]

You need to do The Patriot with Mel Gibson and Enemy at the Gates with Jude Law, they are amazing also..... We used to own a video rental store and had 10s of thousands of movies, so if you ever need any suggestions of any kind just let me know...

[@markbrinton6790]

50 percent truth, 50 percent fiction. The book at least.

[@darksword67]

Nope sometimes it's like that especially for warriors sometimes people die by the swords we wield it just sucks that it came from a brother a brother in arms

[@VorchaKali]

In tribute to Chris Kyle countless American citizens lined up for 200 miles next to the highway, bridges, and overpasses for hours in the pouring rain out of respect and appreciation for his sacrifices he had made in defense of this great country of ours. On February 2, 2013, Kyle and his friend, Chad Littlefield, 35, were shot and killed by Eddie Ray Routh at the Rough Creek Ranch-Lodge-Resort shooting range in Erath County, Texas. Both Kyle and Littlefield were armed with .45-caliber 1911-style pistols when they were killed, but neither gun had been unholstered or fired, and the safety catches were still on. Kyle was killed with a .45-caliber pistol, while Littlefield was shot with a 9 mm SIG Sauer pistol. Both guns belonged to Kyle. Routh was a 25-year-old U.S. Marine Corps veteran from Lancaster, Texas. Kyle and Littlefield had reportedly taken Routh to the gun range in an effort to help him with his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Routh had been in and out of mental hospitals for at least two years and had been diagnosed with schizophrenia. His family also said he had PTSD from his time in the military. On the way to the shooting range, Kyle texted Littlefield, "This dude is straight-up nuts." Littlefield responded, "Watch my six", military slang meaning "watch my back". Four months later, while he was in his jail cell, Routh shared with former Erath County Sheriff's Deputy Gene Cole: "I was just riding in the back seat of the truck, and nobody would talk to me. They were just taking me to the range, so I shot them. I feel bad about it, but they wouldn't talk to me. I'm sure they've forgiven me." A memorial service was held for Kyle at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on February 11, 2013 7,000 people attended the service. Chief Petty Officer Christopher Scott Kyle April 8, 1974 - February 2, 2013 The most prolific sniper in US military history he has no equal. 330 kills 160 confirmed kills by the US Navy.

[@frankvansanford4426]

As a clinical social worker, I was employed by the Naval Hospital at camp Lejeune, North Carolina. In particular I worked with Marines and Navy corpsman, returning from their deployment in Afghanistan and Iraq. Marines can deploy usually 6 mos on and 6 months off as many times as the corp wants them to, it was not unusual just to work with the Marines that have been on their third and fourth for deployment.

[@KimbaLoveAdams]

There are no happy endings in war.

[@ozymandias3322]

That posture with the hand on the shoulder wrapped around the rifle is to steady it and help with recoil on a follow up shot and there's a bipod on the front of the rifle to also help steady it

[@raylewis2121]

I understand that snipers are a necessary evil, as long as there is war. I’m grateful for their service. When their warring days are long past, I wonder how they reconcile their past services with their spiritual belief systems. I don’t think many of us could live with ourselves after intentionally killing someone who never saw us--no matter how horrible our victim(s) were. God Bless Them

[@mage1439]

This is a great movie, but knowing this is a true story and what ended up happening just makes me sad.

[@kabirconsiders]

The ending genuinely sickened me

[@woeshaling6421]

@@kabirconsiders this is in no way to disrespect a man and his family, but chris kyle's accounts and character have been questioned. at the very least he deserves the respect awarded to any serviceman

[@markbrinton6790]

@@woeshaling6421 questioned because of the many lies told.

[@Pecos1]

@@markbrinton6790 which lies are you implying? Lies by Chris or lies about Chris?

[@markbrinton6790]

@@Pecos1 lies told by Chris. Very easy to find.

[@MrfuckinBeilke]

great reaction, but f*** war.

[@darksword67]

And the trial will be conducted in the Military Tribunal and JAG officers will be involved

[@ronluk76]

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If you haven't already you should watch 13 hours the soldiers have beenghazi. For me as an American is that just pissed me off watching that. It's just nuts. The other one is Black Hawk Down. Another movie that just makes me angry mainly because those two movies are about real situations that happened and how our government screwed up. But they are good movies to watch.

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RIP Chris Kyle 🔥 a true patriot.

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