NO MORE COMBAT? | Former Green Beret

[@dalesfailssagaofasuslord783]

My best friend ever, Tim Clinton, was a marine and a good one. Multiple combat deployments and always in the fight. Took his life last week. I want as many people as possible to know his name. Massachusetts born and raised.

[@dankingjr.2088]

Sorry man. Too many good ones gone.

[@dalesfailssagaofasuslord783]

@@dankingjr.2088 way too many

[@Last_Chance.]

Rip.

[@dalesfailssagaofasuslord783]

@@Last_Chance. 💙🤙

[@kokaulv2755]

I’m sorry for your loss

[@thelegendarycamel]

Whether there's the chance of combat or not I gotta say the more I learn about sf and train to achieve my goal the more I want it regardless, being on an ODA seems like the tightest group of friends you'll ever have and the adventure of the job itself along with the history of sf is just amazing, everything I aspire to be. Thanks for the awesome video buck and telling us how it is

[@FNGACADEMY]

it is a tight nit group and super fun!

[@SupaSwope]

same here man. ill see you there

[@robdean704]

I never wanted to be in combat, I wanted to be relied on and meet that expectation. I got plenty of both in Afghanistan and Iraq, especially in Helmand province in that mad summer of platoon house fighting. Now I'm proud of my service but it took a while to feel like that, I was questioning was it worth it when I first got out. I miss my mates and the empty table places at reunions gives me that empty feeling in the pit of my stomach. Respect from the north east of England buck

[@fromdowntown2963]

As a prior service member (11b). Nothing ever sounded so good, except when Buck said " you don't know what the f**k" you're asking for! Cause you dont!!!!!!

[@nathanieljimenez1151]

I can't even lie, I was this dumb dude when I was Private. I thank God for my squad leader who truly helped shape me as the man I am now because he really instilled in me that combat should not be searched out. Of course always be ready, but combat is not some movie everyone walks out ok. Thanks for this lesson and advice, it really is underrated. Also thanks for the shout-out for your wife's channel. I'm going back in (save your trash throwing, I don't care) and my wife has been ridiculously supportive. So her channel sounds like a great resource. Thanks man!

[@FNGACADEMY]

get after it brother i almost went back in! i just failed the math test for the Airforce lmao! by one point

[@nathanieljimenez1151]

@@FNGACADEMY Math man, the hardest to learn of all languages haha

[@blair_actual]

This is great Buck, I’m really glad and proud you came out with your views on this. A lot of future or young soldiers don’t understand the intricacies of war and the true purpose to the SF path. Thank you again and keep up the great work! ✊🏽

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks brother i appreciate that!

[@blair_actual]

Of course brother! And also, I have to agree with you on the choice of a character! 😂 Something I was taught at a young age and have always loved by, that has also played a big part in my career, is to always be a “Cultural Chameleon”. Spot on! Haha

[@MCHH-ml2qq]

I've always read in several old books I used to love about SF that a famous saying is a green beret is always a teacher first and warrior second, sure they're trained warriors but more importantly have the maturity to be a role model and mentor to a resistance force under an oppressive regime which is what always appealed to me helping a foreign country just make things better and happier. Already in the Army and last month another unit on the airfield here at Drum got deployed to Afghanistan to support the evacuations, just thank God every day it wasn't my unit if you're not in or weren't in the military you don't know shit about being deployed its not like the movies.

[@jonathanbien3685]

What unit you in I'm 1-87

[@jbird4165]

Warrior first and teacher second

[@stevehumfleet8716]

I was cracking up when you revealed the best Green Beret. Was expecting something super serious, and then you whipped out that comedy video! 😅

[@shannoncrawford7212]

My son recently joined the Marines. Not SOF, currently in MCT. We had several discussions before he signed, I supported him 100% but the one serious conversation I had is that he 100% was ready to give the ultimate sacrifice. Obviously never want to have to go through that as a father, but wanted to make sure that he fully understood the gravity of what could happen.

[@joelpierce3940]

The Cadre told my boy, that it’s been watered down so some women could get through. They said they fought each other daily, boxing, or wrestling and this has been stopped. You are absolutely correct. A family friend who is a LtC retired, has two of 3 sons who are GB. His youngest son was Killed, IED, Afghanistan. His older son said he retired because he was tired of his friends and brother being either killed or maimed. I can tell he is struggling.

[@nikanor8152]

The reaction videos and other series are fun too but these are the type of videos why I watch the channel. Actual no-nonsense content that show what it's really like to be a GB

[@FNGACADEMY]

i appreciate that

[@alfonsonajera2439]

"... you don't know what you're asking for" man, frikin amen!! 😂👍

[@justynesansoucy7674]

I love the no bs just straight forward information your giving in this video man. Love the work you been doing and appreciate you taking the time to make these videos and put out helpful information. Thank you bro!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you! i appreciate that!

[@mattcampbell5148]

I found your channel a while back and I'm very happy that it's growing the way it is. I think you're going to be very successful doing this. You're a good dude Buck. Thank you for your service and your continued service by making these videos to help others.

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks man I appreciate that!

[@Jupiterxice]

Buck I loved what you said. No matter if you're SF with all that cool guy training or Pvt stuffy 11B or soldier. Someone out there is badder and deadlier than you willing to hunt you. Humility and Serenity should be in all warriors mindset.

[@daman825]

Good stuff dude! I’m in a combat MOS and I’ll likely not see combat, but I’m content with what I’m doing. I’m in the NG and im actually active right now helping hospitals out with COVID. The staff are so happy we’re there. That’s what I signed up for; to help people if I get to do cool guy stuff so be it. I’ve made long lasting friendships, had awesome experiences, and learned so many lessons.

[@TyMcLeod]

I am enlisting soon for the 18x. I have been preparing physically and mentally. A martial artist for over 6 years, and racing motocross since I was 4. Combat is the last thing I want when I think about the job. I know I must be prepared to give my life for the sake of my team, and I'm okay with that. But I want to go Delta so that I can save more lives than I take. I don't think people realize the cost of taking another person's life and anyone that is happy to do so has a few screws loose.

[@spuddlingbob8724]

Besides, combat deployment or not... It's all about preparedness.. You can't start to train SF guys as SHTF.. They need to be ready to go at the onset, and nobody can predict the future, we can only make educated guesses. Thus, having good and squared away SF teams ready to go at all times is vital!

[@Cantguardzay]

Man you just inspired me to become a green beret even more after this

[@jonas3163]

Hey, great video. I love watching videos like this. I was in the 19th Special Forces Group. I was not a Green Beret and never had the chance to finish my school. I didn't get a chance to go to SF Select. I was in the process and got deployed in 2002. It was a rough deployment and took a toll on me. God Speed to you and all the SF brothers out there. I wish I had another opportunity to go back and become a Green Beret, but I'm to damn old with to many health issues. I still take a lot of pride in serving with the 19th Group in OEF.

[@chicago618]

Beautifully stated. In the words of a wise person. “Wars make not one great.” Master Yoda

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks homie

[@dryonbud]

Great perspective Buck, a lot of us are eager to get into the fight without thinking about the repercussions. And there’s always going to be a need for SF dudes which is why it’s still my goal regardless of war or not. Thanks!

[@FNGACADEMY]

get after it brother

[@Chubbyclam5]

Thank you for this. Topics like this really reinforce that I'm going to to this for the right reasons.

[@FNGACADEMY]

glad to help man

[@jayklink851]

Harry Bosch, my fav fictional GB (Amazon show, nothing to do with the military)

[@mister.karate]

"Continue to pursue that regardless of war" Well said 👍🏻

[@gameocalypse6040]

To be honest man, one of the biggest draws for me to SF is working to train other units/teams/whatever around the world. Especially looking to get in as an 18D, medicine is always helpful. Hell, what you do here is a lot like what I'd expect from SF and paying knowledge forward. I'd imagine SF has a bit more knowledge swapping than we can provide to you through KZbin though!

[@gen3kali877]

I always understood foreign internal defense and advising to be the core mission of SF, and not being a shooter. This was job SF was doing, war or no war, which is cool because you get to do your primary mission even with no combat deployments going on.

[@rj8183]

THANK YOU BRO for the You don't know what you're asking for.. I remember pulling SSG B. off the bird ( respecing privacy for his family) at FOB Wright Kunar AF at night seeing him slip before my eyes. Then finding out his family found out thru Facebook ( one of the reasons for blackouts in Afghanistan after a casualty. And trying to save the civies in Asada Bad ( lost 5 that day) and although I appreciate the NAM I got from tht still.. NOT WORTH THE 5 lives I had. to help put on the bird STILL 11 yrs later saying I couldve done better but as a lower enlisted did what I was told to save lives. WOW that hit home Buck... Airborne!!!

[@LuxInvicta]

I dont think wars dictate combat anymore. There are always going to be conflicts and hot spots that SF units can be deployed to with high levels of violence.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

The skills learned on the team are life skills. Combat does not make a man, but skills to help others are forever. Great video. There is a big world to prepare for.

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks dude

[@cbo-nz4qy]

@FNG ACADEMY you and I talked about this once. The experience of combat is something I've always wanted. I respect and hear all you've told me and us all on the channel regarding it. Being the "cool badass tough guy " is never the goal . But being able to be a green beret , who is able to be part of the bigger picture, the brotherhood , the all around experience of learning, fighting and growing and supporting with and for the guys on the left and right of you as well as the people in this great , free country. That is what the goal is. The combat aspect , is just attached with it all. To put 100% into combat as well as 100% into every other part of being a green beret would be the real honor.

[@Joseph_Knight]

Thank you for posting this. I hope I get Selected, but also I hope I never have to take another mans life. If I have to in order to save life, I will. But my goal is to save lives, not take lives. Pray for me guys, I have some health issues that I need to overcome 1st, but I know this is what I was made for. Liberate the oppressed, thats my goal.

[@jamilmaatouk8556]

Going for a option 40 contract 💪let’s say one of my motives is that I want to actually do what 75th is trained to do but it’s not all about the combat part of it I just want the best stepping stone in life there is coming out of high school and do good in every way

[@bellsclubsbarsandbows76]

“You don’t know what you’re asking for” is definitely something that needed to be said. So much respect for you Buck for always keeping it honest and giving us all some perspective. Side note: Best Hollywood Green Beret is definitely John Kreese of the Cobra Kai Dojo. Cobra Kai never dies!!! 🤣

[@alexbai3676]

Robert Dinero was also in the movie “Deer Hunter” where he also played as a SOG green beret.

[@incognitoflamingo869]

Love this, thanks Buck! My buddy just graduated 18Delta school last April(sh) and there’s an EMS instructor at the college I just graduated who had just gotten out of the COARNG this past Summer who was a long time 18D that I talk to often about SF.. I just graduated nursing school (RN), and have been an EMT for a decade and a Ski Patroller for about nine years. I joined the COARNG as a 68W and leave for BCT next month with the intention of dropping off a packet for SFRE in the future once I get into better shape! Nursing school did me no favors there. I love the thought that becoming an 18Delta will make me more proficient as a nurse, and help me in ALL aspects of my life and career ventures, not just from doing “cool guy” shit and sending rounds down range. Thanks again!

[@diomedes39]

Wow, I’ve been an ICU nurse for 2 years and have always dreamed of being a green beret. How well do you think the job crosses over? I am working on losing the night shift weight and getting my cardio back. Also working on land nav and rucking.

[@incognitoflamingo869]

@@diomedes39 hey buddy! So that would be a better question for an 18D. I’m still in the process of getting ready for SFRE/SFAS. Working as a 68W now with the guard, and in the ER as a nurse and still part time ski patrol. I went ahead and picked up my paramedic cert too. As for ICU to 18D, there’s this really great book “Hammerhead Six” about an ODA with the Utah National Guard I’d recommend looking into. Their 18D was an ICU nurse. I did a few months in the ICU, but my heart is in emergency medicine. I think if you plan to go SF, you might as well pick up that paramedic (one last test you’ll have to sit for/stress about in the Q-course) and it’s too easy with a critical care nursing or ER background. I went through Crowder College. If you can get some ride along time too, all the better. Nights are tough man! That’s what I’m working right now in a level one ER. I feel ya.

[@diomedes39]

@@incognitoflamingo869 awesome thanks for the book recommendation! I’ll check it out. I’ve been talking to our ems department about doing ride alongs and want to get that cross training. I’m looking at the guard route too since I’m getting married and already have a decent job. How did you find the ED as prep for 68W?

[@incognitoflamingo869]

@@diomedes39 I was an EMT prior to going to 68W school, then started my nursing job after I graduated AIT. 68W is too easy. Get your EMT-B cert prior to enlisting and you’ll get to skip like half of AIT as an “accelerant”. It may suck to sit through EMT-B school while already working/being a nurse, but it’ll be worth it to not have to sit through that shit in AIT. You might be able to challenge the NREMT exam as well as a nurse in your state. Or, just bite the bullet and do an RN-Paramedic bridge. The one I did was only 8 weeks.

[@syskusa6512]

Thank you for telling it like it is about getting into combat, it changes you forever. I joined before 9/11 happened and honestly they Army was just a job then, we didn’t think we’d ever see combat.

[@gaylewilliams4805]

I respect the straight, plain ,blunt words.

[@FNGACADEMY]

appreciate that

[@syedhasan7724]

Great video, man. Never been in combat in the traditional sense, but having lived in a third world country for the better part of my life, I've been shot at multiple times and have survived a bombing, while witnessing other shit that I was somehow lucky to have missed. Your point about being the prey is spot on: doesn't matter how macho you think you are, because when the switch is flipped and you're the one in the crosshairs, all you want to do is curl up.

[@2112frusciante]

Subscribed to you for months now Buck and was the 99th on your wife’s channel. Excited for both pages.

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks man!

[@SMM_NAA]

My favorite fictional GB is Cliff Booth from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. I gotta go watch Dirty Dancing, thanks Buck!

[@FNGACADEMY]

you bet bro

[@AlwaysPeacefulMaDeuce]

The teaching and leadership aspects of green berets has always been what attracted me. That and jumping out of planes.

[@FNGACADEMY]

that's a good reason

[@El-ti9re]

This is absolutely right! No one could have said it better!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you

[@morebrokethaneven4788]

Thank you for being straight up!

[@rosshixon6796]

It seems like the ones that just wanna get to pull the trigger on somebody aren't always the best ones for the job. I've noticed one thing across all the branches, the guys that get into the super secret squirrel groups love to teach and see people accomplish their goals. Oh wtf Buck. Drum roll, ok you guys ready... Menards ad. Hahaha Dirty Grandpa is hilarious!

[@JayDubb3BCT]

I agree 💯 if your not joining to help your Brothers and Sisters, then the military in general is not the right path to take. Selfless service goes along way in life. Great video Sean! 🇺🇲🙏🏼

[@FNGACADEMY]

well said Jay! hows the optic dude?

[@JayDubb3BCT]

@@FNGACADEMY I actually just mounted it last night. Going out to the range Weds when the kids have a early day. Although I can see to the moon with that thing! 😂 I can't wait to get her sighted! Thank you again brother! 🙏🏼

[@advancedchiropractic667]

Hey I am not military, but my nephew was a Ranger and he said there was salty tough enlisted that he respected. Can you have some regular enlisted come on and tell their stories of camaraderie and battle battle stories. Nephew was deployed allot because he went in right before 911 and had good things to say about standard army. Said Delta, PJ’s were the bomb. Even mentioned he kind of rather went Green Beret because all the team building skills.

[@drillnauticus]

I know the topic is serious, but the "in a two-way range" comment had me rolling. It took a while for it to click in my brain what that really meant.

[@xbountyhunterx14]

You really hit the nail on the head, I am a young buck that is starting his pipeline to get into the corps(grunt), however your insight and knowledge has greatly improved and sharpened my own mindset with what I will accomplish in the corps so thank you. I am going to be blunt, I was talking mad shit about wanting to stack bodies and door kick to this dude that I knew was prio military at my gym. Turns out, dude was med retired RECON and MSOC. Well lets say he set my ass straight real the fuck quick. For me the entire reason I want to join is be apart of a brotherhood, don't get me wrong shooting firearms and blowing shit up is fucking sweet too. "But even if" there is no combat I could still look back and enjoy my time while I am in because of the brotherhood it brought.

[@Okido24]

Actualy isn’t all fun and games untill you get into actual combat? TY for the reality check. All the best from the Netherlands!

[@novadronetechnologiesinc.3299]

Definitely still joining, just had my recruiter over to my house to finish up some paper work for meps and we were actually talking about this, who knows what cool classified mission sets sf has in store in the next few year as things heat up in the pacific, plus all the cool small arms training and other skills will only make me stronger for when shit does hit the fan, also best fictional green beret is Big Boss code name naked snake 🐍

[@deadcunt9597]

Those cool classified missions might be in Mexico, most likely with with a GWOT style occupation closely folowing, the Cartels are too deeply embedded in the Mexican government for them to fix the problem and they are growing out of their control and more importantly, their borders. Some of the Cartels have more then doubled in power since the pandemic started and few cartels have waned in power. Many sons of the Cartel heads were born in the US as citizens and are coming of age around now, and soon it will be too big of a problem for the US to ignore and too big of a problem for law enforcement to handle on their own. It's a strategic interest to keep hard illegal drugs out, keep our citizens healthy and keep China from profitting off of Cartel control in Mexico as they have started to. Especially off of Mining and drug trafficking. This kind of stuff is super interesting to think about.

[@novadronetechnologiesinc.3299]

@@deadcunt9597 your absolutely right , South America Mexico sicaro stuff is definitely also a possibility, just because theres less conflict in the Afghanistan doesn’t mean anything about other combat zones for people to assume that green berets won’t see action is kinda dumb imo, they excel at working in peace time and classified missions will still be carried out

[@austinduncan5065]

Good shit buck. As an 11C , I see so many want to get In the shit, until they do and a switch flips.

[@FNGACADEMY]

yup! some people think they want it until its go time

[@aquero2355]

Props to your wife, dude. That's the most important thing in all of this 👍

[@FNGACADEMY]

agreed and thank you

[@calebroy1488]

Also, I do have a legit question or two Buck, but, 1) do SF guys who go to South and Central America see combat? Like it’s an honest question because I know we don’t really ever fight wars over there, but I know there’s a lot of Cartels and rebels and anti government groups (such as FARC). And 2) I know your focus is more Green Beret stuff, but can you sometimes talk about your time as a police officer and stuff like that? Like what’s it really like? Politics? Action? Day to day routines? Sometimes I think about going that way, although I know the current culture is also all over the place with it. Thanks brother! And for all you do! Also, will definitely have my wife check your wife’s account. Godwilling will be heading to selection for March. 💪

[@wilremington6262]

Oh my god, I loved that movie/character too! That just made my morning, lol.

[@FNGACADEMY]

so good lmao!

[@Fellow_Daoist]

I think there will still be plenty of combat for SF in the future. I like the brotherhood and teaching aspect of it more than the combat part, though. Another great video, Sean.

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks man!

[@jamesgraham446]

This is a very sobering video. Much wisdom to learn from. Sorry for the fallen.

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks man

[@devinlindberg253]

Ya I just wanted TIC’s before my deployment and our second TIC we had our 1st and only casualty in my platoon. I was the platoon medic and tbh I TIC’s after that we’re not as fun seeing what could happen and just started thinking about how close I got to getting my time card punched wasn’t as cool anymore. A bunch of medics come in wanting to validate their knowledge and there is something fascinating about combat not having been there. I totally get what you are talking about because I was that guy 5 years ago.

[@GavriJ]

Isn't the SF mission mostly Foreign Internal Defense? I would assume that's done in peacetime as well. If you want combat Ranger Regiment does Direct Action more.

[@GavriJ]

@@Ash12428 Ranger Regiment probably still goes on ops in peacetime.

[@VadertheGOAT-o2p]

Agreed, especially for the younglings out of high school that think they’re the 💩 and need to be humbled one way or another

[@sethheaddress2651]

Thanks for helping us find a purpose buck, I’m talking to the recruiter now and thinking about going psyops or Eod.

[@FNGACADEMY]

love it!

[@MeekMeek]

Couldn’t have said it better “you don’t know what you’re asking for”

[@Komodokhan148]

That's why I want to be in special operations because of the brotherhood. You don't get that anywhere else

[@ישעיהובן-תורה]

Been wondering about this myself. Thanks Sean!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you homie!

[@maxchristensen4742]

Watched ur wife's first video this morning and it was just as awesome as urs 😎👊

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you!!

[@maxchristensen4742]

@@FNGACADEMY very welcome

[@The508ranger]

Always worth it. This younger generation has been miscued due to 20yrs of COIN and seeing footage of combat. Think about all those that served during the Cold War. Listen to what Buck is saying. #Becarefulwhatyouwishfor RLTW < 3 > DOL!

[@TomCastor]

Thank you for this video Buck!

[@FNGACADEMY]

you bet!

[@menumlor9365]

The closes movie to being a Marine is Jarhead. Not the other 2 because it has nothing to do with being a Marine.

[@popularpack443]

Hey buck! Loved this video but I wanted to ask about PA (Physician assistant) and special operations is there such a thing. Cause what I found out that only the regiment has that job as an option PA. And how dose a doctor become a green berets or cans be apart of the community? This is a reality check for most people out there!

[@FNGACADEMY]

once you go that route you will be out of regiment, but you can try to get assigned as an attachment, being prior SF will help with that request

[@elcrump9350]

@Adrian Paul check out air force SOST and there are also medical personnel that support units like DEVGRU and delta force

[@johnsowa999]

Tyvm for your bluntness it's much needed now more than ever and we all know you are the inspiration for Rambo lol

[@FNGACADEMY]

you bet man

[@soldieramerican5964]

Brother, there is Always WAR/Conflict! ✝️🇺🇸✝️

[@FNGACADEMY]

true

[@nadinegomez4726]

Watching old cowboy movies is very educating when you need to learn about combat.

[@johnbiondolillo5188]

Should add to the part about signing up for the person to your left and right that whether it hanging off a mountain, jumping out of a plane, or talking them through life, helping them with mundane shit like moving a couch…whatever. The military is a brotherhood…and it extends to things outside of the company/combat even when the uniform is off.

[@jackburmingham6716]

There will always be conflict somewhere when there are people. Even if everyone had identical beliefs and we're the same race of people and looked the exact same the world would have conflict.

[@ameninsurgency]

If u wanna pull triggers, join rangers and aim for reaching Tier 1 units. Black Ops never end.

[@anthonymendoza1896]

I read about an 18D during the Vietnam war going out and teaching their nurses and helping their medical locations grow and that's what made me want to be an 18D. Now with combat going away are those types of missions still here or what other kinds of missions are similar that they get to do. Also I got 1 more year to go until I'm old enough to go to selection thank you for all your advise.

[@jimgood1949]

Even in peacetime SF units frequently deploy to other nations to train military, police or other organizations in various skills. That is why the language training is so important, SF people need to be able to teach various technical and tactical skills to people who may not speak a word of English.

[@richnaper6666]

Don’t sleep on Africa...I was an EOD tech supporting them and we saw “combat” alongside SOF in Africa as well as in Afghanistan

[@TheBudman52]

right on buck you said it all

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank brotha!

[@XxFuZexToxicxX]

I feel like theres gotta be nothing more beautiful than going through hell with people that are right there by your side and are brothers to you

[@jps-sy7be]

Hey man, id love to see a video on your opinion of the new ACFT and your advice. Thanks!

[@johnathonlangley5699]

I actually just started looking into the 18X program this month, after the pullout. Maybe coincidence. "If not me, then who?"

[@johnathonlangley5699]

I started shooting again after a few years, was watching videos on marksmanship techniques. Found Ryan Cleckner's videos on rifle shooting, liked the cut of his jib. Started looking into more of his content, his experience. Found some videos on SOTIC, thought it would be awesome to audit a course like that, but of course that's not possible. So, I found some videos describing what the course was like. Then other courses. Thought to myself, "I think I could do this." Then, "If I have the capability, don't I have the responsibility?" If not me, then who? Maybe it's time to stop wondering and start finding out. Time to start training.

[@Jonathana0608]

One of the realest videos!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks man

[@averagejoe6984]

First I just hit my first tackle in football last Saturday buck :) have a good day

[@FNGACADEMY]

nice dude!

[@mrshovelbottom7475]

If I was going into any job in the military, I am not expecting the stuff that is not guaranteed, combat is one of them.

[@FNGACADEMY]

good outlook

[@focus-learn-attackaccomplish]

“They who live by the sword die by the sword”

[@nicknaylor9895]

There’s always a war on somewhere. Not saying it’s right or glorifying combat. I’m just saying there’s always a fight somewhere.

[@WalterCruz-USA]

Number 1 USA.🌎🇺🇸🦅 God bless America.🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@NaterTaterOutdoors]

Buck! Hey man can you get a guy that was on the Green Beret dive team? I want to hear about the dive team and all the great adventures they go on. Thanks a lot man I appreciate your channel and keep on keeping on!

[@FNGACADEMY]

I can try

[@WoWDontu]

Good morning Buck

[@FNGACADEMY]

yo!

[@IndiaMikePapa]

JCET JCET JCET. That's all i can imagine. Just like in the 90s

[@FNGACADEMY]

most likely

[@rwdchannel2901]

Worse yet after 20 years the US government walks away and gives Afghanistan to the Taliban when they were completely contained with no US casualties for a year. Looking back to Vietnam from now it makes me wonder if the creation of special forces has been worth it.

[@peggysmith9895]

Suvivors guilt is very real esp w team guys

[@FNGACADEMY]

agreed

[@C.M._Schmidt]

Great as usual brotha!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks homie

[@snach1983]

Real talk bro

[@calebroy1488]

I cannot deny that, though I agree with Buck, I still would like to see action. Because I have to know what it’s like. I’m not somebody who can be fake and claim something I haven’t done. However, at a certain point, you must realize that not everyone does, and you must accept what you are truly asking for. You also must be content with what you have done to keep war away. I was a former US Marine, and I remember being really upset that I didn’t go to war, until I realized one day that I went to the Philippines and helped train their Marines. What I may have given them may have saved their lives. And it’s the same, please correct me if I’m wrong, with SF. You are training other nations on how to get those men you train home alive. That is worth ALOT. Also, I do feel like, life lesson here, but if you are doing ANYTHING for simply one aspect of it, you may want to check WHY you’re pursuing that. Check your heart. (Proverbs 4:23) And, to take a mans life, that is something that is, while I can’t say for sure, probably very hard, no matter how evil and misguided those people may be. They are still humans.

[@ballisticadvisor9536]

Hey buck can you do a beers and breakdown on a movies called "6 days"?

[@FNGACADEMY]

ill check it out

[@Void-ic3ei]

Buck, I currently have a SECRET clearance, is that good enough for SF? Or do I need a TS? OR could you make a video about it?

[@FNGACADEMY]

ill do a video but yes that is good, you dont need TS

[@sirturd2954]

Can you take a look at the French foreign legion just as a video idea.

[@Disappearingboy1039]

Pretty sure De Niro is also a Green Beret in The Deer Hunter as well

[@FNGACADEMY]

ill check it out

[@HLGToys]

ehh solid snake is my favorite fictional green beret.

[@ricardoestrada5878]

Awesome video man

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you!