Navy SEALs Capture High Value Targets in Their Sleep

[@brandondecheney1489]

To all that served. I greatly appreciate your sacrifice. You all have my utmost respect.

[@KarolM1964]

I love listening to veterans tell their story. What a great guy. Badass yet humble. Confident. Sensitive. Someone I'd be proud to know.

[@raphmaster23]

You call this humble? Lol

[@KarolM1964]

​@@raphmaster23you betcha!

[@raphmaster23]

@KarolM1964 you dont see the very few delta guys who will talk boasting about their badassery

[@KarolM1964]

@raphmaster23 Delta is Army. This man is a Navy Seal. Btw, they ARE ALL badasses.

[@Romanus-]

@@raphmaster23there’s plenty of delta guys that talk. This fantasy people have that no other SF guys besides SEALS talk about or promote themselves is just not true

[@cnahrwold]

I have watched a lot of SF interviews over the years. This guy is captivating, entertaining and no BS talker. Loved it.

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

Thank you

[@cnahrwold]

@@defensestrategiesgroup thank you for great content.

[@ICALLBS-tb2kx]

Great interview. I've never heard a SEAL refer to himself as Special Forces though.

[@James_Edward59]

@@ICALLBS-tb2kxA lot of them do, they are Special Operation Forces guys, they are part of the Special Forces umbrella, just not an actual Special Forces Green Beret.

[@ICALLBS-tb2kx]

@@James_Edward59 I said I've never heard it before... They're not under the "Special Forces" umbrella... they're under the Special Operations umbrella..Special Forces is typically reserved for Green Berets also called "SF" as in "Special Forces".

[@CL053DC45K37]

Transitioning out of the military is insanely hard. Here i am 14 years after i got of the Army and im still lost. I injured my back and its ruined my life.

[@beerleaguetender05]

My back is torched. Deteriorating L3 to L5. Shit sucks. I feel you.

[@steve26791]

I’m sorry. Thank you for your service.

[@michaelholliday6037]

Reach out to your brothers and get that tribe together. Trust me it goes a long way.

[@beerleaguetender05]

@@michaelholliday6037 I play paintball with veteran militia. I still can move but it’s slow. We got each others backs. there are like 1500 of us. lol

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

thank you for your service and your sacrifices you made for this crooked country we live in but dude, did you think it was gonna be easy?!?? and it wasn't gonna hurt.

[@internet_internet]

One of the best seal interviews I’ve ever seen. Great guy.

[@robertkelly5359]

thought the exact same thing

[@Daygo0511]

I like this Guy

[@binaryvoid0101]

Dude is a certified tool. Bragging about terrorizing civilians and then calling them cowards.

[@FranknBerry05]

Yes he was honest and had no ego great guy wish him all the best!

[@thevet2009]

Every Veteran has unique experiences of shared hardships, danger and accomplishments, which binds them together, especially with combat veterans. If you recognize a veteran during your daily activities, take a moment to make a connection with them. Veterans have merit and they’re waiting for you to discover them by asking and listening to their stories. In turn, you’re bridging a needed connection and ensuring their memories live on for future generations. Salute!

[@cornbread2418]

Amen to that brother

[@MaryLavigne-f5t]

I know a WW2 Vet, he's 101 years old and a Vietnam Vet. Love listening to their stories. Always thank them for their service ❤

[@jtru8077]

"I don't wanna say traumatic but it's one of those things you never get out of your head" thats dictionary definition of trauma my guy

[@raybejar7074]

Dude spoke the real! Mentally strong, physically strong! Not emotionally strong! Spoke volumes! Great interview!

[@UrbanValorTV]

Appreciate you watching 👊🏼🇺🇸🤙🏼

[@JimmyLasagnaa]

Saying this dude is not emotionally strong is crazy. Typo?

[@binaryvoid0101]

Dude is d-bag.

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

@@JimmyLasagnaano, he said it in the interview

[@Lyonatan]

The emotional soldier is okay but the emotional Olympic athlete is too much, huh? What a great nation...

[@abrahamdrinkin3499]

An insanely great documentary. I really want to give respect to Mike O'dawd because he not only delved into the philisophical aspect of the empathetic human side of war and how theres, for sure, to be two sides of the same sword when it comes to your average soldier; But he also gave an amazing introspection into the psychological and emotional hardhips of soldiers reintegrateing back into society. This topic is not discussed nearly as much as it should be. 👏🏻 Thank you so much for your insight and for your service, Mike O'dawd.

[@silversurfer790]

Beginning of Covid I had the honor of training with Mike..he was one of the instructors in a weeklong course I took. I never forgot him..such an overall awesome character, teacher, awesome guy to hange with. Best instructor I ever came across. Mike, if you read this - wish you all the best! You're awesome and thanks for what your doing.

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

Thank you!

[@sterlingcarlin]

@@defensestrategiesgroupThank you

[@kendelvalle8299]

Vietnam 65, 66, 67. Navy Corpsman. Three Purple Hearts. Grew up playing soldier too. Did four years in Navy followed by twelve years of contracting on and off. Couple of overseas heists. Made enough money for college and law school. Never looked back. I believe in emotional self determination and never let the war get to me. None of us are the only ones that ever went to war and came back home.

[@FpsPyleLuvsCok]

Served

[@Sana-Operator]

The mentality was different back then. My uncle speaks of Vietnam like it was a fucking summer holiday. Pops was in Afghanistan in 03, and he sees it as "job". For me it was way more emotional, and fucked. So i guess it all depends on your generation's mentality. Kids nowdays if they'd be deployed somewhere, they'd fucking cry and shit the field day 1. Our nation is still in the hands of the old, cuz the new is broken as hell.

[@Plymouthman]

Cap

[@kittinsmittens]

​​@@Sana-Operatorits in the hands of the old because the old refuse to die with dignity anymore everyone is hanging onto every bit of power they can and the corperations absolutely own this country.

[@GuguMillie]

I went through buds with mike and got our 🔱 together...he went his way I went mind.good man honestly his a hero

[@MasonT-c8r]

Would you be interested in doing a podcast interview ?

[@Edenz-v9x]

this man is a legend for not just letting us into his life stories but into some of his hardest times in life. i hope the best for you sir and thank you for your service your stories wont be forgotten through KZbin or the young minds you've inspired

[@UrbanValorTV]

Appreciate you watching 🙏🏼

[@adamthekid3249]

Thanks brother for sharing your story. I’m retired Navy myself with 20 plus years of service and you nailed the facts dead on!

[@UrbanValorTV]

👊🏼🇺🇸🤙🏼

[@internet_internet]

That goat story might be one of the best war stories I’ve ever heard.

[@bryanslabaugh2831]

I was the guy he was calling out for not being able to swim hahaha. I’ll never forget him laughing at me one morning in boot camp for getting hot chocolate. He also did the math one day and figured out we were getting paid something like .11 cents a hour.

[@GTFCEO]

No way how is that possible that low of a wage that's prison wages!

[@imout671]

A decade in and comes out an E6? That sucks

[@ashj5952]

Did you serve in Iraq with him?

[@teflonmusk11B]

There’s 720 hours in a 30day cycle you definitely make way more than 11. Cents a hour even as a e-1 what do you get out of coming on KZbin to tell lies ? I did 8 years in the army and I enlisted in 07 so I don’t think we went backwards in pay as a military . You get more out of life being honest.

[@FISHGEEK007]

@@imout671 10 years and E6?? What would you expect to be after 10 years???

[@FloydofOz]

I really enjoyed his story. Great story teller and speaker. Reminds me of matthew mcconaughey. This is a man who adds value and helps people.

[@tappenmom]

Love this guy🎉🎉He really is dialed in on what causes the hardships when leaving the service. God bless him. Our country needs this man, period.

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

Thank you

[@binaryvoid0101]

This guy is a certified tool.

[@roymacfarland1885]

Thank you for honestly sharing Mike. If I ever see you, I'll buy you a beer not for the stories but rather for the emotions you identified, shared and demonstrated.

[@paolomarano4457]

Im a Disabled on duty leo Sergeant. 2 years in rehab learning to walk again. Out of my service now for years. Even though I wasn't milatary. I felt the same pain and mental loss. What you said helped me understand why I could never ever have a day of peace, its because I missed my guys and the purpose i served. The feeling is real. Thank you.

[@UrbanValorTV]

🤙🏼🇺🇸👊🏼🫡 thanks for watching brother

[@AustinD333]

I'm glad he shared his story. So many people can relate.

[@dinkusdorkus2737]

Thank you for sharing, I love listening to veterans tell the raw truth of what they’ve been through. No bs, just raw

[@southernbrandz4395]

The courage it takes for this type of honesty is amazing

[@pasqualelamperelli6369]

Dude, parts of your story had me rolling!!! The goat part was HILARIOUS!!! I think us veterans love watching things like this because we live amongst so many that don't understand what it is like to come home and to get out. Then we watch a video like this at feel "at home" inside, because what you're saying is literally how we all feel. We all go through the same struggles, same thoughts, etc. It's crazy how I can watch a video like this and literally hear the same things being said that I say to myself and others. For instance, people ask me ALL the time why I help people so much. Why I mentor people and help others achieve an elite mindset. My reply is, because I have taken so much, seen so much loss, that I want to be the opposite now. I want to give, and help grow. This was an awesome interview!! Glad I spent the time to watch it.

[@andresvalentinesantos8746]

Hilarious, insightful, humble, motivating interview with this Frogman. Rip Remington. Happy memorial day and thank you for your service Mike

[@kCI251]

The Navy Seals I deployed with were the most quiet yet confident dudes i ever saw.

[@Neel-xe1po]

I was in buds with this dude as my instructor.. hes a tool and thinks he's a tough guy but he's not..

[@MilkTestingMan]

⁠@@Neel-xe1podid you make it through? Because if not you have no room to talk. People who make it through that training are inherently some of the toughest dudes on the planet.

[@Brandon-cp1nv]

@@MilkTestingManhe got real quiet when you asked him if he passed or not lol we know what that means

[@Sub-Zero-C6-ZO6]

​@@Brandon-cp1nv he didn't pass. He went to big Navy and did dudes

[@Romanus-]

@@Neel-xe1polol guessing you tapped out then? It’s alright to be disappointed in yourself for something man. Sounds like you’re bitter you didn’t make it

[@xxxbillybobswag5747]

I’m 24, I’m the only combat vet my age I know in college. My transition was ROUGH, being 22 and going straight into college a month and a half after that deployment. It’s weird because all the other vets here only deployed to Okinawa but all they do is post vague SOF pictures that elude to them doing combat deployments when none of them spent a day in the Middle East. I was fucked up after that deployment and I didn’t trust anyone and I had really bad ptsd. The other vets were like “yeah bro we’re also grunts we get it” then they met me and thought I was weird and just never hit me up after meeting me. It made me even more mad because some wear memorial shirts for the guys who died on my deployment and they weren’t even there. Veterans are leeches and some of the fakest people I know. They’ll act like your friend until it comes time to be your friend

[@UrbanValorTV]

I’m sorry you went through that brother. I hope you are now in a better place in life 🙏🏼 if you ever need to talk email me [e-mail] 👊🏼🇺🇸🤙🏼

[@xxxbillybobswag5747]

@@UrbanValorTV I’m a lot more adjusted now, I learned how to be a loner. At first it was tough because you’re always used to going everywhere with at least one other person, there used to always be someone else who was down to clown in the barracks. But everything Mike said was true, everyone wants to hear about how badass a combat deployment is, but not how it made you feel, not even other veterans. Luckily I had a great group of peers, juniors, and command. I’m just happy we live in a day and age where our friends are just a phone call away vs ww2 or Vietnam where those guys didn’t hear from their friends for decades.

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

Appreciate you man. Keep building your community.

[@Zohdiak]

To be fair, it's even worse when there's military vets out there that say they've been there and done that in the Middle East so they're a combat vet; yet these guys deployed to Qatar, Kuwait, Egypt, Saudi, UAE, Bahrain. There's nothing that pisses me off more when I hear that. Like bro you deployed to Dubai or Doha stop acting hard.

[@ICALLBS-tb2kx]

None of those countries would even be considered a combat deployment though... They should know that

[@diddlethepoodle4812]

"people wanna know why I'm out here doing this shit? Because your fuckin not!" 😂 - David goggins

[@cmpremlap]

Thanks for sharing your experience. I was enlisted in the USN from 90-94 as a radioman on CVN-72. I am grateful for your and your teammates’ sacrifices. I appreciate your comments on why we all sign up. It’s true.

[@jayperks2582]

Only listening to my son have I enjoyed listening to just one man talking,telling his story as much as I just have. I had to earn such open and honest words from my son. In no way do I mean to come across patronising when I commend such bravery in life and I wish this man all the best in his vision to guide others towards their path of happiness. Absolute class. ✌🏼💚👊🏼

[@_DMAC]

The transition was rough, and I wasn't doing anything like this guy. A little over a year away from mt family, made it through no sweat. Within a year of being out and home, I found myself separated and life falling apart. Medical issues that had been put off finally had to be dealt with. Things have never been the same. 3 years of working with the Veternas Center, and Im living well day to day. Still get smacked down by intrusive thoughts and feeling depressed, but cope and make it to tomorrow.

[@Beefry222]

Checkin in to make sure you made it to today homie.

[@terrybreadon335]

That’s hysterical. Unbelievable the limits they push men to. Thanks for sharing!

[@aaronstartin7910]

Mr. Odowd what an amazing story. Thank you for your honesty and doing something to give back to society. Im a vet myself and have been depressed ever since i got out. I miss the brotherhood i had in the service.

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

Thank you!

[@jasonelliott3162]

Thank you for your honesty, your humility, and even more than what you did before, what you are doing now, here, for us.

[@gman7329]

LMFAO, the back of the head comment just reminded me of a story about my father I haven’t thought of since I was a kid. Dad was a Vietnam Vet, from memory it was 1987 when they finally got a welcome home parade(in Australia). After the parade a fellow soldier came up to dad introduced himself & said you’re such & such right? Dad was stunned & said yea how did you know? He said because I always marched behind you & I recognised the back of your head! 🤣

[@mr.spanky7205]

This is one of my favorite ones so far. Everyone is amazing. But his story telling literally had me feeling like I was there. Thanks to everyone who served. And thank you for your sacrifice.

[@PrayedForYou]

going through some really stressful shit atm cant say how much this has been helping me specifically this mans story. thank you from my heart

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

❤❤❤ thank you

[@RejectedStoner]

They make you physically and mentally strong, but not emotionally wow that really hit. This guy needs tapped for his experience back into the services. Thank you for your service Sir!

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

❤❤❤

[@gaddowolf]

Thankyou for your service and sacrifice. You have snapped me out of the bullshit depression I've been in

[@rehmatlokhandwala3627]

Very interesting interview. Brings out the sensitive side of a warrior. I agree on the emotionally weak part. Unfortunate. Good to know you have found your place. ❤

[@BroadwayColt]

i wish i could watch this for this first time again

[@MelordJenkins]

The intel guy messing with the dudes eyes is most hilarious shyt I’ve heard in a while. Love your reaction🤣🤣

[@jimelder5146]

Awesome telling of you life, service and survival of going through the aftereffects of reentering the civilian sector. Civilians will never understand because they've never gone through what veterans go through. I miss the comradery and brotherhood of the service the most. 22 years of Army service here.

[@BoomNjv]

God Bless this man and every veteran that signed up to put it all on the line.

[@ROK3793]

The Vaseline and get sandy thing killed me 😂

[@adeptuslycanthropus144]

Damn! Great interview and format! God bless you soldier.

[@doyle4443]

You are a TRUE WARRIOR AND GREAT AMERICAN. Serving your country, community,and your fellow man.

[@d.c-jr8015]

I have the utmost respect for you and your fellow teammates. To be able to show your feelings I truly believe makes you a man. The ability to show your feelings I have already said makes me have so much more respect for you. My respect for the Military men/women is so high. I'm so proud to an American!!!

[@sfield2265]

I get it, your commitment to be willing to die for each other and our cause, bond with your brothers, sacrafice, courage, and the intensity. You nailed it regarding how the one thing military training lacked was teaching you to feel emotionally withdrawn instead of strong. I am in awe regarding how you identified your problem and sorted out how to build your emotional strength to become even stronger than you were. I think your highest calling is to help other vets who are in danger of suicide and cant live with quality of life to give them the keys and direction. God bless

[@DT-lr2bi]

I also had/have Low T, 😮 made the connection. Also, his explanation of being alive, wishing I am dead, helped put my feelings into words that I had not used to explain my deep felt emotions. THANKS.

[@MilkTestingMan]

I do too and I’m only 21. I really want to get it checked out, I just don’t have the resources available right now. I think it’s linked to a lot of personal issues I have.

[@jamesdewer]

I was just a cook, that's a man talking. his story of all the interviews is the most cohesive. He brings out the irony of being human and to me, I relate with everything he tells.

[@Paralius]

I legit watched this entire video. Very inspiring and as a man I strive to become better every day. This insight is amazing

[@neilinthecut]

Maybe you aren't my boy if you react to pain. His logic😂 awesome interview.

[@UrbanValorTV]

Thanks for watching 🤙🏼

[@James_Edward59]

I really enjoyed this interview and I’ve watched many many military and SOF guy interviews. Hope this guy sticks with KZbin and tells more people his story, he will do well.

[@droptableaccount1820]

Totally agree. Some of these interviews are so vague and detached that it is like watching paint dry. Like "We engaged hostile resistance." This guy goes deep and makes it real.

[@all1nerd377]

This is one of the best veteran interviews I have ever seen. It's shocking that we still have appalling (ie non existent) transitional phases for guys and girl leaving the military. Why not have veterans join a reservist platoon and ease them back into civilian life? It's disgusting how people who gave so much of themselves are treated. Respect to Mike for opening up like this. Serious respect.

[@jamesp1289]

Mandating anything like that never works out how you think.

[@blackyout7824]

I loved every bit of this interview would love to hear more stories from him. Shoulda been more than 1 hour

[@slh48]

Need to get him on The Sean Ryan Show 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Smokasaurus]

I was never in the military but a lot of my best friends were. I've heard the stories you usually don't tell people outside of the service... or sober... I wish our government would put more into getting vets the help they need. I respect the hell out of you guys for doing what you've done.

[@Bidenshandler]

This guy nails it right on the fuckin head it’s so hard getting out I been out a little over 3 years now still struggling every day I try to help everyone out at the drop of the hat just to try and get friends but it’s no relation like brothers in arms

[@RobertDavis-rq8sl]

Dude just reach out I'll talk to ya all day long and I'm an oef oif vet and am coming to the end of my career 22 years later and went from active duty after 6 yrs and joined the reserve and that's been the only reason I've made it this far in the Civil side of the world

[@FISHGEEK007]

"It never ends its a lifestyle" sums it up perfectly!! Can't speak to the BUDS piece but SOCOM is relatable in every way between branches the Vaseline piece with the sand had to be brutal

[@user-sj6bi8zf1k]

Mike is the man I had a chance to train with him and his company and they are LEGIT

[@skulllimon425]

Mentally, physically and emotianally strong first time i heard that. Very valuable

[@michaelholliday6037]

Great story brother! I pray you’re in a better place. You certainly made me re-think a few things in my life. Thank you!

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

Thank you

[@UrbanValorTV]

Appreciate you watching 👊🏼🇺🇸🤙🏼

[@treyhazel9010]

That pause/ deep breath that feeling we know all to well... after 👂 many skydiving accidents from the best of the best makes me skeptical to try...

[@margaretlouiseable]

I'm just a military brat, but I feel like a veteran, too. I moved next to an Air Force base. Love the culture. We had a great life through Dad's 42-year career. 1941 to 1974. Pilot and full Colonel. Miss you, Daddy

[@endlessmountainoutdoors]

My nickname in Marine Corps boot camp was giggles. My reaction to stress is laughter and the worse it got the harder I laughed. I definitely got worn out and it got my ass whooped a few times.

[@darrylphillips2083]

great interview really Vivid pictures being painted

[@TylerRayJohnson]

Amazing video. Didn’t think I’d get through a random one hour video but damn, I couldn’t stop watching. This is real shit.

[@Cantnobodykufwitme]

I feel like if any special operations team is pursuing you , the wanted meter is at 7+ stars

[@dennisjaros3345]

A Fucking amazing podcast!! This guy is a hellava a man!! I felt your Happiness and your pain really appreciated the honesty..wish you the best and hopefully you can find your happiness in life again friend!

[@AILearningSecrets]

Thank you for your service. Amazing interview, I'll be sharing this with my family.

[@UrbanValorTV]

Appreciate your support and for watching 🤙🏼

[@AutumnHuebner]

Thank you, veteran O'Dowd.

[@Dan-si8id]

Such a solid dude. Thank you.

[@UrbanValorTV]

Appreciate your support 👊🏼🇺🇸🤙🏼

[@swill1020]

These men are a special breed.

[@giselegrimes4795]

Thank you. Continue to get better. Life is tough! Thank you for stepping up. You are loved!

[@badger297]

This guy is honestly a good speaker. He does a good job of giving you enough to visualize what he's saying. I fuck with this. +1sub

[@UrbanValorTV]

Appreciate that bro 🤙🏼

[@Meykel67]

The Hollywood symbolic eye closing part that does not work was kind of hilarious. I imagined it straight away. This guy trying to close the guys eyes, but they keep opening 👀

[@taylorbennion3706]

Yeah you've gotta wait a little bit for that to work also it's why they used to put coins over the eyes of the dead symbolically it pays for their passage but also they pin the eyes shut.

[@Richard.Cabeza]

This was incredibly enlightening. I'm inspired to do some things I have been putting off for years. Thank you.

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

❤❤❤

[@GGGZEEE]

We have to care for our people. ALL people. I wanted to serve but went another route. I’ve taught public MS and HS now for my 28th year. There is so much need and I owe so much back for all the help I’ve been given. You guys: you’re loved, man. But that doesn’t solve the practical problems. We need to be there for you with what YOU NEED. That’s what we need to keep changing/improving. We expect of you. And you give it. We have to do better by you. And our kids.

[@MigsCastro]

One of the best, most motivating interviews. Thank you

[@Dragging79]

I came back into the navy as a seabee October 2008. I was RTC staff until my orders came in for my new "A" school. Went from being an HT to a UT. While being staff, I'd babysit the recruits from Ohare to bootcamp. Before disembarking the bus, I'd tell the recruits to just shut up and do what they are told. Bootcamp was a joke and not to stress. When he described bootcamp as fat camp, I couldn't have agreed more. Dead on with his assignment. Navy RDC's are the most none intimidating people on earth. They've got to honestly do something about that.

[@Contractnik]

What amazing testimonials. Subscribing.

[@JimmieHarrison-c6v]

Damn dude, thank you. For many reasons from then and after I felt like these are words I needed to hear for years. For whatever reason I'm not even sure yet. But thank you, wish you and us all well.

[@UrbanValorTV]

Appreciate it brother 🤙🏼

[@BlountForce]

Thank you for telling your story, it means a lot to me.

[@mando1shot989]

CONGRATS ON A 100K URBAN VALOR🙏🏼

[@UrbanValorTV]

Thanks! We are honored 🙏

[@jameslopez958]

Watching a 2nd time! Great Interview Brother 🙏🙏🙏😎

[@BigBullDev]

Legend for a reason, 😊one of the best I have seen in a while

[@jakejacobson2999]

This channel deserves 10m subscribers

[@IanSDaniels]

Mike, Awesome job! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jameslopez958]

Great Interview Brother 😎🤙🏽

[@UrbanValorTV]

Appreciate you watching 👊🏼🇺🇸🤙🏼

[@MeALG.]

Thank you for sharing this experience.

[@JamesKnighttx]

This really spoke to me. Thanks Mike!

[@terraaqua7642]

Thank you Mike for sharing. Very Inspirational!

[@UrbanValorTV]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@xinasakilah]

WOW, i'm a canadian woman who simply loves the courage and dedication and honesty of all these men and thank you so much for your informative input mr. o'dowd! bravo and HUZZAH! offering my sincerest wishes to you and your life!

[@Firstclass_Caputo]

Incredible…… if I put up a photo of myself as a child next to the one of Mike in this intro you would not be able to tell who’s who. It’s incredible the almost perfect resemblance. I forwarded the photo of Mike over to my mom and she thought it was me hahaha. Once she found out it’s in fact not a picture of me as a child she gave a 9/10 in resemblance. Mike if you read this respond below! I would be thrilled to forward over a photo on my end, it’s pretty incredible the resemblance

[@patricknoveski6409]

Hey, I am blown away after hearing this guy share. He kind of gave us a peak behind the curtain of the way things are living the Seal life. But most importantly , the afterlife, when getting out. Thank you, sir. It's an honor to know you got back. Peace be with you.

[@defensestrategiesgroup]

❤❤❤

[@PeterRoos]

Good stories. Thanks for your service. Typical to send people in harm's way, and piss on them after they come back.

[@AdventuresWithFlash]

I enjoyed listening to your story. Thank you for your service.

[@UrbanValorTV]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@adamcoffin8940]

Much respect cousin great video bro love you

[@UrbanValorTV]

👊🏼🇺🇸🤙🏼

[@truthaddictiontv2488]

The goat and the call of duty stories made me legitimately LOL.

[@johnnyngo9479]

Watched him on jknews with don tran marine raider and trung nguyen army ranger. Was interested in this guys story, dope to see