Receipts Stop Worshiping Special Forces Influencers

[@Lorrieboi]

What’s worse is when they go into law enforcement

[@sonOfTheL1vingGod]

yeah they need to vet veterans for the police force 100%.

[@wes100]

@@Lorrieboi worse for the bad guys 🫡

[@Cakebattered]

@wes100 Dudes like that assume everyone is a bad guy.

[@wes100]

@ yup

[@4evrane342]

reminds me of Robert from the mayor of kingstown, they really did this concept justice in that show

[@adhobbies1776]

Youre telling me guys who want to shoot people in the face at close range might have some character flaws? lol

[@WeebSlayer71]

People act like the human mind is rocket science when they're human themselves.

[@daftwulli6145]

More like people who do this for years often come home seriously damaged, ptsd, cptsd etc. that often has been untreated for years since starting treatment would mean they no longer go on deployment.

[@tmarsalek36]

What you're saying is that we shouldn't be shocked when Government trained killers do bad shit in their personal lives.

[@Create-The-Imaginable]

Jake is being WOKE! Men that are trained to kill are not Angelic Disney characters! The enemy would rip their head off if they were! Jake is a disgrace! Real life is not a Disney movie!

[@eastcultskateboards2713]

Or their professional lives.

[@ThomasMartin-j6t]

We shouldn't be shocked that bad people are naturally drawn to these types of careers.

[@NoS0679]

Think about it like this, you get up and go to a job everyday you're climbing up that ladder and then they say we are closing this building and everyone is fired. The whole time you know that it could happen, you start embezzling $10,000 here, a company car, and there is an extra house. It's all company related until it is closed and has to account for everything. Rather than get caught you find it is easier to cook the books and burn the CFO. If it gets worse you can cover it up with a controlled fire that burns any evidence. It's a rabbit hole of deceit convincing yourself to go to work in the first place was the psychological compromise.

[@Create-The-Imaginable]

@@ThomasMartin-j6t They are not bad people! They are good people forced to kill to protect your and all of our freedoms! So was everyone that fought in WWII a bad person? The misguided Wokeness here is just off the chain and disrespectful too! You would be speaking Chinese and/or German without these so called "bad" people!

[@SNAKEEATER1776]

A former member of Nate’s old ODA, *Mark Dickison* swooped in while I was deployed, cheating on his own wife with mine (at the time-2014). They’re now married and he’s raising my older boys. The SF regiment sure does run a man through the wringer of both war and domestic drama.

[@dragontalontsiawd]

Wait what? That guy became Jody boy and has the nerve to raise your son's? Why don't you get custody?

[@SNAKEEATER1776]

@ WA state (and most others) don’t favor active duty Green Berets over the children’s mother in custody disputes. It’s a losing battle. That was a decade ago. One child is an adult now.

[@basillomanchenko2171]

Sorry to hear that brother. I hope you rebound with a hot young beautiful Thai or Filipino wife yourself

[@dragontalontsiawd]

@@SNAKEEATER1776 I understand more now. Do you at least have a relationship with your kids? Mine just recently disowned me, long story. The military definitely has put our family through the ringers. I'm sorry to hear that brother. I am right there with you. Be of good cheer, Jesus Christ overcame the world. Continue to put your faith and trust in Him alone. I am tired of the green weenie too man, Marine Corps scars deeper than we know, and I know the Army is just as bad. God bless you in Jesus name Amen. Hope and pray you can turn it around if the chance comes. I have a feeling my son's are going to be like Larry Elders, listen to his story about his father.

[@SNAKEEATER1776]

@@dragontalontsiawd much appreciated brosif. They live out of state, so we have a limited relationship. it is what it is.

[@Gallus7631]

My dad was in special operations. He never let me or my brother hang around members of his unit, I hardly knew any of them growing up, the most I’ve ever been around “operators” was through second & third hand talk & here say. Despite being a military brat I probably grew up just as normal as a civilian kid, minus the overseas assignments. My dad never discussed his job & we never asked, when he retired he flipped a 180 & went full civilian/corny dad in Christmas sweaters. He looks like a black version of Walter White, a complete nerd in appearance, except it’s always in the back of my mind that he’s done some absolutely nightmarish things despite his outward looks.

[@AurelianPropaganda]

That’s actually pretty interesting. You then have fake people trying their best to be “tough” like your dad. Whiles yours is showing a nice side. I applaud that

[@MeridianPanther]

Sounds like my Grandpa who was Force Recon in Nam

[@vitoratio2718]

Seems like your Dad cared about you guys a lot and actually understood the depths of the depravity he was surrounded with.

[@tundrabanks3647]

Good Dad. Gotta keep your kids and wife away from the monsters you work with

[@deedeeramone34]

You have a good dad.

[@randrothify]

I remember my dad’s high school buddy who was former Army SF telling us why Army brass hates the SOF community and why they rarely made it to the top of the ranks. The very things that makes them great at what they do is a liability when called upon to oversee large units, commands, etc. Ingenuity, initiative, derring-do impulsiveness might be great for engagements but it’s rarely great for managing large organizations that need to advance strategic priorities and balance conflicting interests. As he told it, senior officers didn’t trust SF’s judgement and couldn’t tell if they were exceptionally courageous and meticulous or just unhinged crazy. In any event, the generals preferred to keep them in their own sandbox and not let them around anything too important. Not sure if his perception was correct or still holds but it seems to be in line with was discussed.

[@Stayfocused99]

Those type of Special forces are like Belgian malinois dogs but in human form, mischief is in their nature, if am a trained killer why wouldn’t I steal and cheat? That’s the least of the worse things I could do

[@americanosbadassius9292]

Obviously, it's both, there are some that are crazy and there are some that are well grounded and you have everything in between, too, so there you go - the military ain't nothin but a microcosm of the nation at large.

[@szczurrat2402]

Pops retired brigade command Sergeant major after being in special operations. Regular army hates specials because regular army wants to be THAT, but literally cannot. My Dad lost his mind when he went regular military. From what I gather they hate that they set the standards too high. Then you get a bunch of broom pushers with marksmanship badges wanting to grow beards and modify gear because the special guys "get to do it."

[@RudyJayTravels]

@szczurrat2402 Riiiight

[@szczurrat2402]

@@RudyJayTravels got a follow up with that? Enlighten the misunderstood.

[@steve03260]

SOF units have always been attractive to people with anti-social personality disorders, not everyone of them get in, but a few make it through the cracks. When SOF cats go bad, they go REALLY BAD, from bank robbery to murder, to rape, to fill in the blank. Getting addicted to adrenaline is dangerous. DOL

[@pimplepickerton]

What's DOL mean?

[@danielkiefe4538]

​@@pimplepickerton de opresso liber

[@hunterarmstrong7677]

@@pimplepickerton De Oppressor Libre which means "To free the oppressed"

[@davidkershaw5379]

The idea is to NOT pick alph males but give the beta and lower the impression they are, then release them. Knowing they aren't alpha they will do stupid stuff at command and at their own will if you don't keep them in line. The American forces have this policy and like everything you do over there you go to far.

[@EchoP7596]

@@davidkershaw5379this is hilariously stupid. You’ve clearly never served in any SOF unit.

[@saljablo2767]

The SOF podcast arc has began its downfall. There’s only so many times we can hear about selection or BUDs.

[@supertrooper4232]

I’ve noticed that they have moved more towards guys in conventional positions and while they may not have selection stories, they have seen some of the worst of both wars and have great stories, as well. The problem is that people are only interested in the secret squirrel shit. It’s a shame.

[@fulltang1]

Hopefully the Rogan and his unfunny group of idiots is soon to follow

[@hunterarmstrong7677]

@@Tsa19858 I think it was valuable as the Gwot was coming to an end from a historical perspective to hear a lot of these guy's stories but yea conventional infantry dude's don't get the credit they deserve.

[@dargosinger]

@@saljablo2767 Guy Debord's Society Of The Spectacle is great way to understand the current moment.

[@GCheckCentral]

​@@Tsa19858 I've heard the stories from people like cappie about the pure danger of broad daylight patrols or escort missions. Frankly seems more brave to me than running up on someone in the dead of night (while their sleeping) and clapping them with nods n shit.

[@dkny2980]

The dude who just blew up the cybertruck was active SF.

[@jakezweig]

Yes he was

[@americanosbadassius9292]

@@dkny2980 Okay, but does it pass the smell test? How many soldiers of his achievement go Off The Res like that? His body was burnt to a crisp, but somehow his IDs survived perfectly intact? Hmm 🤔

[@chuckyxii10]

Did he kill people or just destroy a cyber truck? Cuz I'm not sure how bad that is.

[@americanosbadassius9292]

@chuckyxii10 Supposedly, "he" just blew up the Cyber truck with no casualties other than himself. Is there a video of him doing this? Any kind of linking evidence would be great. It's not like anything like this hasn't happened by similar personnel within the forces, but this seems highly unlikely for this individual, especially given what we already know.

[@ColinMor-fj3qc]

if only you people could know how bad things really are..

[@InstructorBlackDynamite]

I think this hero ideology is just a marketing strategy to get these young guys to chase that idea. But when you see it up close it’s like😮..

[@viciouzpantha]

Yep filtration device, atleast for the Navy, that's how they get many individuals in. Many can't pass the selection process for all of Specwarfare and boom they on the floating tin can coffin running battlestation drills while conducting sweepers twice a day.

[@lolwutyoumad]

The hero ideology is so you don’t question the actions of the troops because you are too busy “supporting” them

[@InstructorBlackDynamite]

@@lolwutyoumad maybe apart of the overall strategy 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@GCheckCentral]

​@@lolwutyoumad forgot who said it but I remember it was "its cheaper to honor the troops than it is to actually help them".

[@poindextertunes]

Makes the recruiters job easier

[@JorgeCruz-mi5gc]

"Just another day at Fort Bragg." Civilians would be surprised what doesn't make the news.

[@ownificationify]

Fort Bragg is a heroin cartel 😂

[@Shellz386]

I have a buddy in the army and he’s told me what’s he’s heard. I don’t understand how it all goes away.

[@ownificationify]

@ getting america addicted to opiates made a lot of money for a lot of people, fortunately Bragg is an important hq for the us governments poppy cartel

[@Datbwoi-b1q]

The government has power because Persona 5 was right. The vast majority of people don't want to live their own lives. They want masters to tell them what to do. Nietzsche was right about Christianity.

[@User-gs1dk]

A guy my mom worked with as a kid was one of the most decorated SF types there is. Insane career and there are books on him. I thought he was the coolest guy who ever existed. He ended up having an affair with my mom, cheating on his own wife and several kids, then once they were together was an absolute psychopath. He put on a really good show of being an awesome dude as long as you didn't really know him.

[@michaellavaughnrobinson]

100 grenades stored in the garage? Sounds like tim kennedys cache.

[@Fidel_casserole97]

Tim got dumpsters full of em 😂

[@YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech]

RIP Pat Tillman, this is another example of what happens when jealousy occurs within a unit. I don't care what anyone tells me, he was killed by people on his own unit, they tried to burn his body after.

[@williamclayton9566]

Yeah, but that came from orders on high, as he was about to go public about the problems with the whole Afghanistan invasion b*llsh*t.

[@saintadolf5639]

​@williamclayton9566 Pat Tillman had scheduled a meeting with Noam Chomsky and was supposed to meet him after his deployment. So....Mossad prolly had him murdered to prevent him from becoming a powerful anti-war activist for a war that was fought solely for Israel's benefit.

[@thelastremaininglogicallib9320]

Is there a good article or video I can check out to learn about more about this.

[@GoonersVillains]

Ye the cia was moving dope

[@YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech]

@@williamclayton9566 if that's true. He should waited till his service was over and voiced his concerns with consideration to other people's perspectives. What happened to him is not justified. Even if his superiors didn't like him. He deserved proper arrangements with a system that can deal with unhappy service men. We are fighting terrorists, we do not become like them. Not having a system that supports vets being satisfied with their service or what they have done has long term consequences. This is why recruitment numbers are low. This is also why foreign policy is failing its goals. All our leaders had to do was maintain the integrity and fundamentals that created the empire. The love of money has corrupted our values. The value of freedom isn't for selfishness. It's to do what you can for your country. Freedoms are suppose to inspire others, not to make them disgusted that people have them. If people continue to see abuse of Freedoms. The entire system will collapse. The enemy is very clear. It is those who lack integrity.

[@saldiven2009]

30 years ago or so, I read an article when I was in college taking a class in psychology. The article was discussing a potential issue with the way the US military trained soldiers. Part of the training sought to remove psychological impulses that would prevent people from killing someone else. Obviously, the military doesn't want soldiers that will hesitate in pulling the trigger in a combat situation. The issue the author of the article had with the training is that the military doesn't do _anything_ to undo this training before releasing the soldiers back to private life.

[@sirseven3]

That was 30 years ago. They have created a lot of red tape for transitioning out, alot of it isnt taken seriously by the advocates who are to look out for potential indicators. They do have systems in place however but it requires better vigilance

[@saldiven2009]

@sirseven3 Soldiers don't need red tape. They need months of counseling, especially if they have seen combat.

[@sirseven3]

@@saldiven2009 i agree with you but I am rasing the point that something is being done, it was at least recognized but not developed enough to work. The counseling they have is subpar at least from my experience and those of others around me. I've watched marines lose it because a counselor didn't handle their breakdowns effectively. It's tough to counsel someone when you can't fathom the things going on in their mind. The real question is what can be done? What's the solution?

[@saldiven2009]

@sirseven3 I am not expert enough to suggest anything beyond psychological help. But, something needs to be done. It often seems like the people in positions of authority stop giving a shit as soon as a soldier's term is over.

[@sirseven3]

@saldiven2009 well you don't need to be an expert to make a difference, just ask the right questions around the right people and you just might find the answers. Those in positions don't give a shit ever until their lives are at stake and those cold soldiers are needed. I remember benghazi and many other similar operations where a helping hand was needed and not provided by those in power. Another cog in the machine, always grinding. The issues that you see are not ones that are created in the military alone, they are formed from a young age. We see a higher uptick in these events because nobody is rasing good kids anymore. A house is as only as good as it's foundation.

[@tonyjackson4099]

Crime rate in US military is slightly higher than national civilian average. 🤣

[@jakezweig]

@@tonyjackson4099 good stat

[@christophergreen4367]

I've worked in surgery for 26 years. Some of the best technical surgeons seem to be narcissists ,sociopaths and some psychopaths. Not sure what to think. It seems to be the psyche needed to do the job. The normal surgeon is a rarity. I can count the number of normal surgeons I've met on one hand. I'm wondering if this is the same as elite soldiers.

[@k53847]

Sometimes wrong, but never in doubt. Which is what you need to do the job, but is not normal.

[@jakezweig]

Top of the food chain problem

[@Siegefya]

My friend who is was a BMET (person who fixes medical devices in hospitals) said the same thing. The reasons he's no longer a BMET is because of the run ins he had with doctor's and surgeons, said he loved the job but hated dealing with them. Told me that sometimes he'd get called to the OR when some equipment went down during a surgery, and he'd have to suit up and go in there to fix it, said the surgeon was usually always a dkhead.

[@epicparkourdewd]

Maybe it has to do with surgery basically being cutting open human flesh and organs and such. While it's to save and preserve life, maybe those actions as a regular daily profession require a kind of disconnect within the psyche from some people

[@wango556]

Surgeons have zero in common with us SF. Otherwise they’d be SF lol

[@mx66626]

I stopped talking about my experiences in Iraq with other vets because literally everyone I've talked to said they murdered civilians.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Nick Irving, Army Ranger Sniper: author spoke of a few SOF & tier 1 units. Not + 😬 OIF periods.

[@AdamBrusselback]

Wonder why we didn't win "hearts and minds". Such a predictable outcome too. Sad that you were sent into it, sad that we went at all.

[@devin5k]

They said that they themselves murdered civilians? How do they cope with that?

[@KaileyB616]

@@devin5k by telling themselves the Iraqis were all "terrorists" 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Northmark-l2v]

@@devin5k By saying cheers with the lads and letting out a loud "AYYYYYYYYYYYYY" they love it mate.

[@antoniocruz5596]

I ultimately cut my career short after serving in one of these units and having witnessed my fill of certain incidents. Adultery, drugs, alcohol, DV, opfund schemes, theft etc. are barely the tip of the iceberg.

[@tylermarks7463]

I had to escort a gold star family around during a memorial. That whole situation changed my perspective. I had to sober up the father he drank a 30 pack of bud wiser, the wife went out with her boyfriend The grandmother and grandfather were so devastated. The soldier who passed left his sgli to the grandparents so the wife made a scene outside the base hotel, it was just sad all around. I've tried to explain to civilians about military life they just don't get it.

[@johnouellet4099]

Military brat here, my dad was a fighter pilot in the Air Force, dad was a career pilot and flew multiple different fighters, T37/38, the A7, the A10,.. He was a career pilot in the Air Force and later the Air National Guard. I can tell you firsthand that military bases are some of the most disgusting cesspools of infidelity. This is not only the Navy Seals or other SF groups, but all career military groups. I don’t know what the rate of infidelity is, but it was sky high when I was a kid! That is the sole reason I never joined the military. I didn’t want my life and future family to be ripped apart by that disgusting lifestyle. I’ve talked to people that had similar experiences that were both much older than me and younger than me so my guess is that it’s been prevalent for a long time and it continues to exist today. I would put the infidelity rate somewhere in the high 90%’s of people that live on base. It’s disgusting and I remember seeing it as early as five years old..

[@Kristenn666]

My dad was in the Army and I can attest to all you’re saying. I was probably starting to notice all the cheating when I was bout 5 as well. My own dad was a cheater, he’d cheat with other men’s’ wives and when he was deployed. He’d buy prostitutes too. Men of higher ranks would come by and try to talk with my mom when my dad wasn’t around. They’d flirt with her and she’d say “no, I’d never do that to my family”. She never did cheat & I remember my mom sitting my sister and I down for talks bout how we shouldn’t cheat and lose our honor and how she was disgusted by the actions of the people around her. However, the ladies in that community were just as bad bout cheating. Often a lot of them would cheat on their husbands with his fellow soldiers or even close friends when their husband wasn’t around. It felt like, in almost every couple at the base, it was cheat or be cheated on. Or they’re both cheating 😅.

[@seanuk7757]

At last, some honesty. I am not military but from a military family and my dad said he would disown me if I joined. He was messed up from the army. I used to love the books, until, I read a real one. Call sign Nemesis about illegal SAS assassinations and attempts to accelerate the war. These and other books on N Ireland opened my eyes. If they could do this to Brits, what could they do to foreigners? Then I learned that companies have more importance than people. The world is a gang war. If you're a blood, bloods are good. If a Crip, Crips are good. Dog eat dog and the public are kept ignorant and eat last! Fu€k governments; especialy our new one. They are not working for us, that is for sure!

[@johnrockwell5834]

Unfortunately Govt needs those people and other men capable of violence. Otherwise they couldn't be the Govt because they could then be overthrown by other Govt and Gang members.

[@ParaNoid816]

Same here. My dad served. He said he'd disown me for joining. My great-grandfather did four tours in WWII... He told me that he would cut off my leg if I tried to join. I believed him.

[@matthewkunst2907]

Is it the book by Paul Bruce called the nemesis file? I can't find one that's titled call sign nemesis.

[@kekistanimememan170]

That book was by a faking grifter. But the point still stands.

[@Themaniacpirate]

😂 successful people the people with the most resources are nutty I knew that as soon as I seen cartel member in the oilfield they taught me a lot about the world they would bring women to the oil man camps

[@Freecomments4u]

When I was enlisted, a guy went insane and took an axe to a family in san diego. The guy slept literally 6 feet from me.

[@poindextertunes]

Thats not unnerving at all 🙃

[@Freecomments4u]

@@poindextertunes look it up. Justin Mank, 2007 or so. Meth was involved. A red BMW was involved. Nobody died but pretty sure the dad lost a hand or an arm.

[@streetstroller]

I live in San Diego so this interested me. Do you have the guy's name? Google is coming up with nothing.

[@Freecomments4u]

@@streetstroller Justin Mank

[@Kruel1911]

Bro the fleet is literally the closest you can get to prison without being in prison. If you’re lucky enough to have marines on board for entertainment you’re lucky but otherwise it’s 18-30 yr olds not seeing light for weeks sometimes underway/ deployment, working 8-14 hrs a day 5-6 days a week. It’s depressing, people are cheating constantly, alcoholics, sprinkle some drugs in there. There no other environment like it, but you can grow strong friendships there for sure, not everyone is bad, it’s a spectrum

[@Tendenciess]

Sorry for not understanding, why is having marines around good for entertainment?

[@Kruel1911]

@ they add a different dynamic to ship life and berthings

[@viciouzpantha]

​@Chris2018Nvy 💯. I was on a covid deployment where my ship was the 1st to break the record for being out at sea the longest an man....wild shyt was happening that regular folks would think I'm lying

[@Kruel1911]

@@viciouzpantha honestly if you can survive that, there’s not much else that can phase you in life, bless you 😂

[@theskyizblue2day431]

there are many aspects of the fleet that are likely worse than prison.

[@Treasuremonk]

As a veteran I cringe everytime someone says “well he’s a veteran” or “Veteran owned”

[@MrZachgonz]

My uncle was a Ranger in Mogadishu in the 90s, he brought back an African rock python that he had for like 5 years after the service. He told me he stuffed it in a bag and snuck it home on a military plane.

[@johndough1703]

is that how Florida got Anacondas?

[@keirangrant1607]

I remember when I went to Iraq, as an HM, I would ask Marines, "what made you want to join?". More than a couple answered, "Cause I just wanna kill Hajis Doc!"..... And Marines would act differently after they got that CAR, especially if they caught a body. They start acting like every problem can be resolved with a gun. I could only imagine how that translate to the SF community.

[@boathemian7694]

Some of the creepiest people I’ve ever known were in Marine Recon. Glad I got the hell out of there.

[@ericfleming5522]

...yeah this checks out.

[@4evrane342]

i never get to hear about recon i wish more people talked about it

[@ericfleming5522]

The main reason I don't tell you about some of the absolutely unhinged things I've seen some Recon folks say/do is that they are absolutely the sort of unhinged people who would murder me for thinking unkind thoughts. The weird thing is, they're also likeable dudes.

[@boathemian7694]

@@4evrane342 I was there post Vietnam era. Weird ass shit.

[@Leopard762]

@@boathemian7694I feel the same way about the regular Marine Corps, couldn’t imagine recon.

[@OK-otic]

The Colombian coke smuggler must've been high on his own supply and got super paranoid

[@highmetal3630]

The craziest thing about the Green Beret getting murdered is one of those Seals put on Chief after that. How does that even happen?

[@CocaineJedi]

Trash looking out for trash. They just so happen to have matching cute little pins

[@andallthatcouldhavebeen...9175]

Failing upward is quite common in all facets of government work it seems….

[@poindextertunes]

its not what you know, its who you know

[@peterliggett5233]

What you describe is basically the equivalent of say, when a special narcotics investigative unit, needed to be disbanded.This was the SIU, a group of high ranking detectives in NYC who instead of stopping the distribution of heroin, in New York City, became enablers of the heroin dealers themselves. They made a movie about it called Princes of the City, back in 1982. Half the group got arrested and got long prison sentences.These were elite top notch detectives, gone totally bad.

[@JorgeCruz-mi5gc]

Look into 18th Airborne Corp MP vs 82nd MP during 2000. 18th Corp MP arrested 82Nd MP being involved in Fort Bragg drug ring. 3-321 FA Mess Sergeant was arrested for having the goods in the walk in cooler in the Chow Hall. All this not too far Psyops and SF HQ.

[@poindextertunes]

Please tell me you’ve watched the Seven Five documentary with Mike Dowd… The real badass in that documentary was the Dominican drug dealer Mike was working for. Guy hasn’t done a lick of time in any prison and now he just sells his own brand of booze. He might’ve been a CI tho thats always a possibility

[@JorgeCruz-mi5gc]

CSM- "I better not catch any of my soldiers profiting off the Korean black market." CSM and PA arrested for selling US military and alcohol on the Korean black market.

[@SteveR-w1q]

2 SAS troopers were just recently arrested for drug running in the U.K.

[@Widemouth1832]

My buddy who failed out of BUDs said the two SEALs who choked out the GB were really squared away during buds and were solid dudes when the instructors beat them down. He was shocked when he heard that muder went down.

[@Psyonikkk]

It's crazy man, you'd never expect that shit from them but it goes down

[@lauramounir3660]

Maybe those instructors saw something in them others didn’t.

[@latsnojokelee6434]

I doubt the instructors turned them into anything they already weren’t. From what I understand, they were trying to steal money from the reserves that they usually travel with to bribe the bad guys. And the Green Beret caught them doing that.

[@The713htxzoe]

@@lauramounir3660he was referring to the class as a group being beaten down by the instructors, that when this occurred, the two sailors held their own and carried their weight.

[@mikepalmer1971]

Ya who would,of thought trained killers would kill someone….truly shocking….

[@JorgeCruz-mi5gc]

"He is a good soldier." The line I heard too many times when comes to Command's favorites. When a person is supposed to be punished according to the UCMJ, but instead is protected. This is why I told my civilian friends that not all who wear the uniform are good people. Maybe a great soldier but a terrible individual.

[@peterliggett5233]

There is also a book called Murder Machine, about a Vietnam era Green Beret, who came back to his family and went to work for his uncle, who was an organized crime Capo , this in NYC.

[@BanditsandBusiness]

Are you referring to Dominick Montiglio, who went to work for his uncle Nino Gaggi who was a caporegime for the Gambino Family?

[@peterliggett5233]

@BanditsandBusiness Yes, that's him

[@iceberg4736]

Always remembered this one, especially the details of the Gemini Method. Jeez.

[@poindextertunes]

Cosa Nostra was born out of rich ppl needing skilled men to guard their farms as there was so few policemen in post feudal Sicily. Some of the guards were ex military or mercenaries. The more violent the guardian the better they got paid

[@QuanPookie]

I personally know people who think spec op guys have all the answers to life. It’s utterly ridiculous.

[@jimnewl]

What's even more ridiculous is this idea people have that Special Forces win wars. They don't. Special Forces are for special ops. They cannot do the job of regular line units. They can incorporate into line units and be valuable components, but by themselves they're not going to stop a massed tank assault or whatever, which is what actual wars involve.

[@garylines5755]

Military wives are strange I have a friend that lives in Clarksville and when the guys deploy their wives deploy to the bars it was creepy

[@moshethepirate1428]

PEDs+Brain damage (operator syndrome)+PTSD. I think that equation needs to be talked about way more often in the military/LEOs community

[@jayd3337]

I'm glad you both are talking about this. A lot of people I work at my job thinking special forces is cool, and because I play call of duty..... Well in real life there's this thing called stress and trauma.

[@dallasmore6703]

A former troop of mine who was at Holoman AFB, was ordered by the fire chief to take the P-10 rescue truck down to an aircraft hanger and load up a bunch of paint cans, they stashed dozens of cans in every compartment in the truck, they then drove to the chiefs house and put it in his garage. The paint was the special radar absorbing stuff they put on the F-117's. The chiefs plan was to paint his Corvette with it to keep the cops from getting a radar reading off him while he's zooming around in his souped up Vette. SFS retrieved the paint, the Chief was "Asked" to retire, so he did, and a wk later he was a hired as a GS-12 civil service fire chief.

[@C-24-Brandan]

Andy Stumpf who is a retired Seal from devgru has told a story multiple times how the honor grad of his buds class is in prison and so is his wife/gf for murder and they got caught bc she had the knife in her purse with victims blood/tissue still on it ... crazy how a lot of times the people who do the most insane stuff are the most squared away etc on the outside.

[@viciouzpantha]

POPO MEDIC has a good video about it

[@mattstakeontheancients7594]

Was just writing that. Like Andy as his whole personality isn’t I was seal. Always says it was a job and he was average at it. He got out and does other stuff now.

[@nano516]

Hung with a good amount of Raiders while on Lejuene since two high school buddies made it ( 1 SARC / 1 Raider ) and started working out and prepping for selection but after about 6 months or so all interest in special operations died. I never thought I'd meet so many unprofessional guys in my life. Morally and ethically compromised , stealing bangers and ammo from ranges, fighting civilians and young Marines out in town, cheating on their wives or fucking their team members wive and acting like it's not a big deal. That killed my fan boy vibes for MARSOC and this is a mild story compared to the shit that made my buddy get out distance himself from the community.

[@Likeaworm]

God damn sounds like an episode of real housewives. Glad you got to find out before committing

[@nano516]

@Likeaworm yeah it was a bit more than I wanted to deal with. I know there are great leaders in the Raiders but I sure wish I ran into them first

[@johndough1703]

@@nano516 or you're lucky that you didn't

[@officermac1108]

yo, that first story wasn't ish. When I was DC Police, we had command staff officials get into shootouts with their spouses , keep their jobs and get promoted

[@saljablo2767]

Got names?

[@poindextertunes]

This worlds one big fraternity and you have to be born into it. They don’t teach you about it in school and you cant have a late start

[@Saielb]

Seen the craziest of events in just an infantry unit. Straight up gang.

[@robertomora2491]

Like wat

[@Saielb]

@robertomora2491 ahhh you know; cheating, stealing, soldiers getting held hostage, assault on civilians, typically infantry nonsense

[@johndough1703]

do tell

[@Saielb]

Assault, kidnapping, cheating, usual infantry stuff

[@TizbutaScratch]

I was in 2/4 CAV connected to the 24th INF. The MPs at Ft. Stewart preferred to deal with the infantry guys rather then us Scouts.

[@prodigalson1500]

When I was in the Army, there was this Delta Force Operator. He went on a deployment, came back home to Fort Bragg, then killed his wife and his 2 kids. His wife wanted to leave him because he was always gone on deployments. He just couldn’t allow that. He buried his family in the forest outside Fort Bragg; and he wandered around the forest for 2 days before he went back to base and confessed what he did. He’s currently serving life in prison. There was a special forces operator. He went on deployment and came back and killed his wife then shot him self in the head. Sometimes people just snap. I had my good friend shoot himself at work with his own duty gun. It was horrible. He killed himself because his girlfriend was sleeping with someone else. I also lost my cousin. He drank himself to death and died alone in his house out in Antioch. People need mental health check ups just like your car needs a service check up every 6 months. Take care of yourselves people. Get help.

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

A bunch of cowards

[@Freyia935]

@@SOLIDSNAKE.Say what you will. Mental health is clearly a big problem in this society. The American education, culture and system, as George Carlin said, you put trash in and you get trash out.

[@Freyia935]

@ US military is small compared to population size, same thing all over the west, meaning places better than US

[@poindextertunes]

@@SOLIDSNAKE. Thats what you took away from those stories? 🤦‍♂️

[@ownificationify]

lol, there’s a reason when we went back into Afghanistan world poppy production increased 5000%

[@poindextertunes]

And the Taliban has cut down their opium supply by 95%. When the Sacklers started pushing legal heroine on the American public and calling it OxyContin, Afghanistan was responsible for something like 90% of the world opium production. Its almost like the Sacklers had insider information 🤔 None of them did any jail time btw. They destroyed hundreds of thousands of families and still got to keep 3 Billion of the 5 Billion dollars that they profited 😒 They were literally rewarded for being the biggest heroine dealers in the world smfh

[@ratbird3290]

My Favorite "Mil Bro" Influencer collaboration to date! Seriously, not being sarcastic. Army + Navy 🔥

[@jakezweig]

Boooooooom

[@Juvi-x3l]

I still get shook thinking back to when I was a boot ass Marine fresh out of ITB back in 07 checking into 2/7 who were fresh from Iraq and had guys who were in shit like Phantom Fury and Ramadi. It was like Fight Club if everyone was drunk, doing cocaine sporting 1,000 yd stares while making boots chug 5 beers in a row then fight each other and low crawl around the barracks in their Alphas. The thing is you couldn’t escape participating in this gauntlet without being ostracized and isolated within the platoon like a chomo is in prison.

[@cdmobley1]

I admit that I came back from Bosnia with 210 rounds. I even went through customs. Didn't realize it until like 3 days after I got back. Yes, i kept them.

[@TheSpicyBrownie]

I remember being fascinated with MARSOC, Rangers, SEALs, and what not. Wanting to be something like that, but the idea of being with immoral beings who cover each other’s shit for the betterment of themselves would drive me sick. I mean, I’m not pretending like I’d even past Ranger school or BUDs, but I wouldn’t be able to stand it if I did. Decided to go National Guard instead. It’s not sexy, but I’m not here to write another fake book.

[@wilb6657]

When he mentioned wives who have been married to two SEALS, it made me think of.....DJ Shipley.

[@vans617]

this is excellent content, thanks. this video currently has 11 dislikes, looks like 11 SF influencers were here

[@jakezweig]

This is the way!

[@Mr-Damage]

I'm a Aussie, born a Kiwi' moved to Australia as a 4 year old. I am also adopted. I'm 50 now. I served 4 years in the RAInf. I met my biological grandfather on my mother's side at 15, his son in law was a former British squadie who after 2 tours of Ireland in a previous life wasn't able to deal with things and committed suicide taking his 2 young sons ( 5 & 6 ) with him gasing the three of them in his car in Christchurch NZ. It is what it is.

[@jakezweig]

Tough way to go

[@vettevegas]

So, the UCMJ still considers adultry a crime? But the wife is not subject to the UCMJ, is she?

[@jakezweig]

NOPE

[@justinlast2lastharder749]

Depends. If she lives on Base she is subject to it.

[@Frisco_Schills]

Most people don’t spend time around killers and criminals. If you’re going into the military, then you better know how to be either a hip square or crock.

[@s1dfk4123]

Some of the most deranged shit I ever saw was in the army enlisted barracks. To make it in Tier 1 you need to be born into it and/or raised by a pack of wolves.

[@gannethackett9323]

You have no idea what you’re talking about.

[@DonF-16]

I was stationed at Hill AFB Utah 91-93 when security forces stole an F-16 engine from the engine shop and towed it out a back base gate to sell it. It was a sting operation, and they all got caught.

[@mikehawkins6272]

I was an SP in USAFE and we all heard about that. lol.

[@DaltonGibson-r9o]

Dude that's just fucking diabolical, imagine some Civilian out there putting a jet engine in a plane

[@JohnnyYuma405]

I was in security then and remember that.

[@0The_Farlander0]

When i spent 7+ years in the Navy it killed any sense of impressiveness and misconceptions i had about the military and the people in it i had prior. I didn't have a particularly or exceptionally awful experience. I think i wasn't wired well for it but i managed to scrape by with an honorable discharge and a disabling anxiety disorder. What i found out though very quickly is that every single person you meet is just some asshole. They're equally capable of doing good and harm as anyone and when you inflate their egos by telling them they're special for joining the military, even as lowly as an e-1, they will internalize that and do wrong at some point and think they are exceptional in doing so. Everyone's special and hot shit and can bounce back from whatever mistakes they make even if they're alchoholics and that's just ignored because they only fuck up on their time off.

[@aguy559]

What stands out to me aside from the immorality of these crimes is the stupidity. Of course if they have you on film with a very specific military firearm you’ll be easy to nail down. So it seems like as bad as these guys are, maybe they’re just a little too square for criminality?

[@anthonygallegos3269]

It isn't stupidity it is ego. These individuals think they can do no wrong, and they don't habe a what if mentality. They have no remorse for anyone. They are driven by ego.

[@epicparkourdewd]

@anthonygallegos3269 Some of the very same qualities that make them effective in a warzone

[@poindextertunes]

bro right? why tf would anyone ever think that using a gun specific to the Seals to rob a bank would be a good idea? 😂 Easiest case that detective ever solved lmao

[@philmckay9973]

He sums it up for me…..”This is criminal minded people working for the government that don’t have a criminal mind.” Not the sharpest spoons in the drawer but they all got knives

[@cobytang]

I don't know what's more fxxked up, you guys talking the most horrific shxt imaginable, or me laughing the whole time from just the absolute absurdity of it all. You need to do more of these videos, dissecting the special forces community. Candidates need to know they're stepping into an asylum run by inmates.

[@DefaultnotEmpty]

Not gone lie it's entertaining to actually hear about something real in a post truth era. That's what's entertaining

[@jakezweig]

I have been saying it for years

[@samb202]

@@jakezweigJake please point us in the right direction for more info on blue squadron’s polyamory. Your face was saying ‘this shits even too wild for this video’ 😂

[@Newbobdole]

Including the receipts/references in this video was a genius move It’ll help the people who still don’t get it start to understand

[@jakezweig]

Yah man Liar keep getting thrown around. Let's them read the Lies

[@crusty_breads]

I was an Army Paratrooper back in the 90's, and what you guys are saying parallels my some of my experience very closely. The military has some strange extremes of both exceptional and deplorable behavior that can be quite surprising and appalling to a young troop. Glad someone is open about this side of things.

[@step1drag1dwnunda]

Arrogance: MP5 at bank is like dropping your wallets with IDs during a robbery, I mean really.

[@DefinitelyNotATroLLLL]

I would love to know how 4 of them came together and decided it would be a good idea to check guns out of the armory and rob a bank. Like did it start off as a joke and escalate. I would never have the balls to ask 3 of my coworkers if the wanna go commit armed robbery

[@josephc.3839]

I vowed to never marry while in the Marines. We had what we called barracks babies. They would come to the barracks to get guys to go to the club, if you went it was a definite hit. I knew of guys who'd meet two girls, then would come back to the barracks for another Marine to have "relations" with the friend. There were so many horror stories involving relationships I could tell, it was ridiculous.

[@danielevensen1969]

What this is telling me is that AFSOC (Air Force Special Operations Command) is either extremely buttoned up OR they have the good sense to hide their shenanigans. I am inclined to believe the former. One of my neighbors back home was a retired PJ and was the most humble and down to earth guy.

[@OK-otic]

Before I get deep into this video, my first thought was that there are good and bad people in every community, every society, large and small. Then my next thought was that you guys are being excellent role models by journaling and presenting facts to broaden people's perspective 😅 so yeah, many aren't role models, but you guys are being excellent role models. Truth and journalism is real Americana, something lost on many news broadcasts today, and rhetoriticians broadcasting narratives to lift an agenda.

[@620ronin]

Outstanding insight and commentary.

[@OK-otic]

@620ronin thanks! 👍

[@terryhill4732]

So your basing your opinion of a role model off a you tube video, unbelievable!

[@jonathaninteriano8389]

Can’t find the stories of “Blue Squadron behaviors with wives” mentioned at 12:06. Raising Viking kids?? Can someone elaborate

[@blu4533]

But at the same time i kinda respect it minus the whole *Extremes* that come with a fully inner bread viking community of trained killers

[@jakezweig]

Code Over Country: The Tragedy and Corruption of SEAL Team Six 4.3 out of 5 stars 857 4.3 out of 5 stars. 857 customer reviews. Kindle Edition $15 . 99 was: $19.99

[@jonathaninteriano8389]

@@jakezweigthank you!

[@Stayfocused99]

We have finally reached a point where people start talking about the real issue , Sociopathy and Psychopathy haven’t been spoken or admitted to causing a lot of problems Doctors, teachers, generals, surgeons , Restaurants chefs all these characters usually are plagued with cluster B personalities small or big unknown or known companies you always find these types there, WITHOUT A FAILURE 😞

[@seanbw75]

While deployed, we had a supply officer order a whole MILVAN full of Leatherman multi-tools.

[@ryanj116]

This is hilarious, and pretty innocuous compared to the other stories

[@ryanj116]

This is hilarious, and pretty innocuous compared to the other stories

[@ryanj116]

This is hilarious, pretty innocuous compared to the other stuff

[@hirise19]

14:06 Jake, you missed the mark slightly. Think about the high-achieving, hyper-masculine male and what these environments signal to a female. A female wants provision and protection. These men/environments signal just that. It's hard to fight off human nature. Here is a story I've seen too many times. The small-town boy is a hero when his town finds out he is joining the Army. He gets married and then brings his new wife to the base he is now stationed at. A year later, she is with someone else, often of higher rank and grade. What happened? Well, little johnny is the hero in this small town, but now she's on base and sees stars in her eyes. She is exposed to people and a life she has never been exposed to. Now, little Johnny just seems...regular. The other "dishes" seem more appetizing. 🤷🏿‍♂️ How does this relate to what you guys mentioned in the video? It's about options. The more options a person has, the least likely they will be happy with the choice they've made. This is why I can't wait to get out. I want to start a family in a normal community within a somewhat normal society.

[@jakezweig]

Yes spot on!!!! That happen all the time.

[@Siegefya]

Man... that story Jake told is horrible. Made me feel sick to my stomach, how they do that to that girl man.

[@sciencewarsveteran6424]

They probably did it a lot in other places, they just forgot they were not in another country

[@mikepalmer1971]

Psychopaths. It’s not hard to imagine trained killers doing this.

[@buriedpet]

You have no idea how refreshing it is to hear this criticism from a Seal himself. Usually it’s a “thin blue line” type thing where members will defend each other at all costs. Hearing you acknowledge the deep rooted problems and horrifying actions gives me hope that just *maybe* change is possible.

[@dargosinger]

I was a regular army 19d out of 3ID. Our squadron was attached to the 2nd MEF in Fallujah. We end up getting extended by three months. So we got orders to relocate near Baghdad. There was this stupid, waste of time operation we had to do. I was a specialist at the time. And someone lost a weapon and we had to search for a missing M4. Like it's a sensitive item ya know. We spent so much time looking for that thing. Turns out the Squadron's S3 SGM stole it from our CSM's driver. He got caught at customs trying to take it home for R&R. 27:10

[@surgeonsergio6839]

The mahmudiyah killings is one of the most horrific and sickening things to have ever happened! Conquerors, warriors, soldiers whatever you wanna call em are far from the heroes they're glorified as, they are the worst of creatures. Maybe that's why they're glorified so much as compensation.

[@officermac1108]

This is like the ish that Police officers do. Yes it's the SOF world, but people are out of their minds.

[@jayclarke777]

Not surprising as many law-enforcement officers, are prior military... Probably SOF too.

[@Respect_N55]

Great Collaboration! “Not to be admired, but to be respected” 🔥🤞

[@Anonymous18817]

13:50 there’s two or three women at every SEAL Team that have been married to 2-3 SEALs at the same SEAL Team

[@shibby_travels]

I am a civilian and I honestly don’t understand this.

[@cSTEPHEN855]

@@shibby_travelsit’s a certain type of lady who goes for these types and they move a certain way. Similar to groupies of professional athletes.

[@jakezweig]

Yes sir

[@jakezweig]

Correct

[@bigmikeisaman]

"He joined the Special Forces; and after that his ideas, his methods, became...unsound."

[@JohnnyYuma405]

Frankly, sir, I don’t see any method.

[@mcjon77]

This was easily the most entertaining military related video I have seen. I was laughing my ass off at many of the stories. You guys should SERIOUSLY consider creating a channel just focused on telling stories about military related crimes (especially the funnier ones, like robbing a bank with 4 of the most easily identifiable guns on the planet). You don't even need to limit it to SOF. All of those stories are interesting. You would probably get 1 million subs in 9 months.

[@JackHudack]

Former Special Force's DB Cooper, Jeffrey McDonald & Alana McLaughlin, one robbed an airplane, the other allegedly brutally murdered his family and the last enjoys beating up women in the Octagon. I think that the Rambo movies put the Green Beret on blast and they handled it much better than the SEALs, who seem to be struggling with the fame. Anybody notice that the army was giving all new recruits a black beret around the time of the Rambo films? You 2 guys are my favorite because you're doing something very unpopular. People generally don't like the truth, the fiction is always prettier. As a military buff none of this really surprises me. These are in the end trained assassin's. What color is your parachute? Thanks for the content. You don't see much actual content on KZbin anymore! And I mean this in the best way but I love how the total bad ass SEAL says okayyy like Mr Mackey from South Park put a smile on my face every time. And the Green Beret, that first video you did about your personal experience regarding ethics and SF... that was chilling and one of the first times I didn't feel cheated out of the chance to try out for SF or even enlist due to medical issues. Might have been a break after all. My girlfriend's ex husband is a former Green Beret and I didn't know it until 6 years later when she told me. The man was so soft spoken and such a gentleman I honestly sized him up right away as not being much of a threat if he turned out to be hostile, as ex husbands can. Boy my intuition was off that day...

[@yavin99]

Rambo came out in 1982 and the regular Army didn't wear black berets until 2001 although Rangers originally wore the black beret from around 1975.

[@davidbgooch9587]

We went to the black Beret in 2002 because General Shinseki that wanted that. Nothing to do with Rambo as the person above said that was 20 years prior. When we went to black beret the Rangers went to tan beret. To be a military history buff you sure dont know much just saying. Thats basic knowledge.

[@tryagainb9669]

Funny they leave that part out of the DB Cooper storyline

[@davidbgooch9587]

@@tryagainb9669 his military service has never been left out about DB Cooper. What are you talking about?

[@tryagainb9669]

@davidbgooch9587 my first time hearing about it

[@dm6031]

You should call out DJ Shipley and how he abandoned his child Phoenix and now his parents are taking care of him.

[@aguy559]

How do you know that?

[@andy47456]

Nothing but drama with all this SOF stuff. Jesse Ventura made an interesting point in an interview. He said back in his days as a SEAL, no one knew who he was in the Navy, and if a sailor asked, he'd say he was a diver. Jesse said, "Now becoming a SEAL is being monetized." He also said he didn't blame the guys as there was a lot of money out there.

[@lauramounir3660]

How do you know about it?

[@coreygraham860]

@@andy47456 That's because Ventura wasn't a SEAL. He was a UDT (the two units were separate back then).

[@dragontalontsiawd]

I thought he only had a son, also a seal? I subbed to him like a decade ago I just watched a few of his videos yesterday.

[@thehypocriticalcynic9182]

This is why Rome gave ex-soldiers everything they would ever need after battle. Only %1 psychopaths, everyone else just wants the tattoo...ask em'!

[@mikejones-nd6ni]

I'm a civilian but I will say I do think soldiers should be allowed to take trophies of War, rather it be small arms weapons, jewelry, almost anything they can get their hands on. Nothing too crazy though.

[@Eric-steele]

the amount of study and training mentally and physically to become a Navy Seal must be off the charts gruelling and intense. to be that acute in all areas of your trade is phenomenal. Which is why I find it bizarre to say the least that such individuals would 1. Rob a bank and 2. Not have the foresight to realise that the highly restricted counter terrorism MP5 sub machine guns with full military kit applied would be traceable to a certain location. I mean thats really really dumb.

[@Jewclaw]

This was one of the most intriguing podcasts I have watched in a long time. What would be an awesome podcast episode or series of episodes would be in depth well researched episodes on a few of these “smaller stories” y’all mentioned

[@jakezweig]

Hummmmmmmmm solid trying to stay away from negativity

[@YoY664]

@@jakezweig its not worth it. you already had enough shit thrown your way. stay safe man.

[@bleachdotwav]

3:21 thanks for talking about this stuff. I had a parent (medically discharged) that behaved and did stuff like this… it can be hell growing up with someone like this.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I'm glad I watched this. Ties is it all together for me. Thanks.

[@poindextertunes]

“He’s breaking rocks” is a hilarious way to describe somebody in a federal penitentiary 😂

[@DeportedDomingo]

A complete man is adaptable and can function in every environment. These guys recieve comraderie, training, and pay, before they start to do their evil then talk about "civilian life" like they werent just in a safe space. I became a man on my own without all the schools, comraderie, and wasnt paid to do it. I have the same traits. Most of the military, including the generals, arnt even deserving of the maturity required for civilization

[@DylanMorisson]

My dad was in a navy patrol squadron and the number of guys in charge of keeping aircraft in the air who got kicked out for drug use was shocking. From the stories my dad told me there were a few non authorized machine pistols involved too

[@davidrodgers9244]

I’m really enjoying the story time content 😂

[@hectormoto5044]

You could use shawn ryan. I like his podcast. He stated in his own words that he was running drug network in the CIA and got out of hand. I dont know how he is not in prison.

[@DefinitelyNotATroLLLL]

It was after he got out of the CIA

[@hectormoto5044]

@DefinitelyNotATroLLLL they were connections he founded in the CIA and he said he never left Columbia until 1 or 2 years. Have to watch it again.

[@andallthatcouldhavebeen...9175]

I hope people don’t really trust that guy. Whole thing just seems so obvious to me.

[@poindextertunes]

@@DefinitelyNotATroLLLL Theres no such thing as “former CIA” lol

[@poindextertunes]

Dudes not in prison bcuz he’s an agent. Seems pretty obvious to me

[@MrTheTomahawk]

The thing no one ever thinks about is how you can never fully turn it off.

[@poindextertunes]

Theres ppl who can and do turn it off. This is usually after many years of therapy, on more than likely their own dime

[@ParaNoid816]

I didn't need any receipts. I've spoken to them. That's the only experience I needed.

[@ForGlory1]

My first encounter with SF was was very interesting. They were to take over the COP my company was exiting from. SF guys whom just arrived in theater got a hold of spray paint and sprayed obscenities in rooms we were just in. The SF guys blamed it on my company although we were absent. My Ranger bat CO got word of it and apparently called big brass. The SF guys were relieved of duty before they could unpack.

[@jakezweig]

What did they spray paint?

[@ForGlory1]

@ “F*** 10th Mountain” was the only insult I saw carelessly spray painted in one room. Trashed it too. I did not see the other rooms where they apparently wrote even more foul things.

[@ForGlory1]

@@jakezweig KZbin won’t let me describe it.

[@poindextertunes]

whats the point of even doing that?

[@ForGlory1]

@@poindextertunes I have no clue, My platoon at least never laid eyes on them. Only a few Officers and NCO’s had contact with them.

[@shibby_travels]

As a civilian, this was a highly entertaining video from start to finish! Please do another one and can you simplify the military terms used.

[@aronmoralez9415]

Never been in the military but I love yalls videos lol

[@sixmode3451]

Jake & Nate. Excellent work the both of you! But dude.... You HAVE to go in on the Blue Squadron kids thing! Don't leave us hangin man! I can't find anything on this but it sounds insane.