SEAL Team CBS | Navy SEAL Rates Scenes | Jason Pike | 2021

[@cindessa16]

Seal Team show is so amazing. The work and dedication of these actors is just unbelievable!!! I can’t say enough about the show.

[@BigOunce1233]

This show is a prime example of what TV can be if the executives actually listen to their technical advisors. It's brilliant to watch. I love it

[@SCUBAdfq]

This show gets very powerful in the last season. They touch on some highly charged issues in the community(TBI/CTE, relationships) and really just knocked it out of the park. To me this show is advocacy packaged in entertainment and it was much needed as well as greatly executed.

[@--SHEPHERD-OF-MOTHER-EARTH--]

Hopefully they didn't cancel the show

[@joe442]

@@--SHEPHERD-OF-MOTHER-EARTH-- i think the show is renewed for a season 6

[@scorpio0281]

I fully agree, they bring to light the darker side of the real costs to not just the operators but the families as well. Honestly pisses me off that the system is so effed up.

[@kennyashman7927]

@@--SHEPHERD-OF-MOTHER-EARTH-- it’s renewed for season 6 and a movie on Paramount Plus

[@MelenaSweB2]

Great to read this post as one completely green person but lots of interest in real SEAL s etc, Have thought a lot abt how good it maybe that true stuff is brought up in the series kind of where it gets sort of allowed with no casualties; no one gets hit by taking on a sensitive subject, as might be in the real deal so it becomes harder to let out! I have Bingedwatched the series All seasons all episodes and I am amazed how great production it is, photo, scripta, each personality in each is soo well kept and so natural as if they were these persons irl! I never get the feel of glitches or faults in subjects or happenings that are focused on and ALWAYS comes back and that it always is completed never loose ends. Watertight! And you really get the small but important subtle emotion changes that e g is experienced are by the actors made sooo well that one feels every change!! It is always dangerous to put a series common scenes like all the team meetings before a task is easily to get rediculed But somehow is Every team meeting as interesting as the first so never gets repetitive in feel! Well I can go on forever but have to sleep now! Great thing to do this kind of vlogs by real SEALS w great explanations and brake downs of scenes! Love This Serie🙏🏼🤩❤️🌟👍🏼😍

[@12seano]

Watching this and remembered one time, when I was drunk as hell in Berlin, I met some Canadian SF/SO guy and his wife. We drank for the next 4-6 hours and then on our way back to our rooms (which were near each other) we “cleared” the stairs and hallway lmaoooo. Will be something I always remember.

[@April-ts6wh]

That’s priceless

[@julianjohncraft3091]

Lol. Yep. You can take the operator out of the training, but never the training out of the operator. Internal tattoos are forever.

[@EdwardTCBlake]

What was the wife's reaction to your game of finger guns?

[@12seano]

@@EdwardTCBlake she was in the back laughing at us. Definitely not laughing with us.

[@EdwardTCBlake]

@@12seano 🙂knew it.

[@dominickthornburghakaTRG]

One of my favorite things about the first season was the first half of each episode they would train for each scenario usually multiple times and each time if someone screwed up they would do it over again untill they had it down.

[@frogmantactical]

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[@xxmrbrooksxx]

My favorite show. They have a lot of Vets help make this show. Tyler Grey, he plays of the SEALs and is a producer was in Delta. Great show. You did a great job on this. Thank you.

[@martymar2982]

Love TG but you can't forget about SOCS Scott Foxx aka SOCS Scott "Full Metal" Carter. He was a huge part of being an adviser to the show while also being a Team Member on the show as well. It really sucks that they killed him off the show. But he still will be an adviser to the show for season 5.

[@razvanpetrut9771]

@@martymar2982 The "Fun Meter" won't be full anymore without him

[@g3tshotheett]

😔😭 rip full metal

[@martymar2982]

@@razvanpetrut9771 Yeah over this past season, FMC became my favorite character. Goin miss him!!

[@ButtThuck]

On top of Tyler Grey, Mark Semos, one of the writers, was a SEAL and Mark Owen, DevGru SEAL from the UBL raid, is a producer. All in all, the show has something like 100 vets working on it, whether it be writing, backup characters, sound, film, or lighting. Easily one of the best military shows out there, in terms of supporting veterans. I'm hoping with their move to streaming that the show gets more gritty and realistic, but if it stays the same, I'd still love it.

[@RudiLV]

I was waiting 3 years for this. Thank you. Seal Team is one of few shows that actually cares to implement realistic tactics, at least as casual viewer I think that. That is the reason I wanted to see what real operators think.

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[@cptcap7531]

Probably the best and most accurate military tv series out there. Some of the actors and producers are vets and they try to focus on making it as accurate as possible. I also really like the characters, there's nobody in Bravo team that I dislike.

[@JonnyBabyaka]

Not even Thirty Mike? I can’t stand that guy.

[@CaptainCretaceous91]

My mother and I love Sunny.

[@G2Precision]

We consulted on the show for a few seasons, our former red squad teammate Matt B. is an EP on the show. We did the best we could to make the show as accurate as possible but all scripts are reviewed and approved by CBS personnel who have never operated. They have to keep some things remedial so the average person will understand. Good show, loved working with the guys on set...

[@frogmantactical]

Great info. There is no way to make it perfectly realistic and be entertaining. 🙏

[@cullenbosheers444]

Tyler Grey, who plays Trent, is former Army Special Forces, who was wounded in combat early on in the war. You can see his injury still on one of his arms if you look closely. K9 handler Justin Melnick, Brock, is also Ex Military (I believe) and is currently a K9 cop in Indiana. And Scott Fox, who played Full Metal until the S4 finale, is Retired as a Senior Chief SWO, with 2 Bronze Stars for Valor, the Navy Cross, and a Purple Heart.. just to let everyone know that the inaccuracies should specifically be blamed on Hollywood.

[@rpjii9771]

A lil late to the party though excellent heads up as Tyler was a Delta Operator🤙 Stay Well👊 RP

[@tozoluruo]

That's why I see his moves are too good. I notice the way he holds his handgun

[@Laura-vs3wn]

are you saying that the actors you mentioned above are actually ex-military? 😮

[@rpjii9771]

Hi @@Laura-vs3wn :) Yes, as their military records are public record if ya google their names Have a Great Week, Richard

[@Laura-vs3wn]

Wowwwww....Awesome!

[@JackTavern629]

Some of us got to watch this the other day and it was phenomenal. You guys are in for a ride 🤟🏼

[@frogmantactical]

🙏

[@chgtffk1]

I remember a friend told me to watch this show. I said “no way- I’ll be too bothered by the chuck Norris TV tactics. But I was surprised by the work the actors and their trainers put into the tactical movement. The guys move from cover, they stack up right, their load out looks legit. There’s the occasional big oops- like opening the door of a pressurized aircraft cabin without everyone getting sucked out of the door. But it’s pretty good effort- kudos to Tyler and the other former operators for getting the boys to try to get it right

[@stephenponnet462]

Which aircraft are you talking about m? Because in general the haho jumps they do they are all wearing masks before the door opens so I think it is already depressurised before the door is fully open.

[@frogmantactical]

I rarely watch movies due to me picking them apart.

[@joshh828]

This is how I feel about Submarine movies. When they get the details right, it's very enjoyable, nostalgic even. But when they fuck it up...so painful to watch

[@Drmikaeru]

Loved watching this. So much useful educational material. And the fact that the guy is able to actually nitpick this show is a beautiful testament to how damn good the show is.

[@bbarker2663]

Your tactical breakdown and giving the reasoning behind each movement is amazing. You are a great teacher. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for your service 🙏

[@frogmantactical]

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[@titusdaniel]

Definitely agree. You tend to see a lot of these types of videos with some blowhard just tearing things apart with very little knowledge or experience, and this didn't feel that way at all. Very fair and honest review based on clearly a lot of training and expertise.

[@VeryFastRodi]

Love the show because it doesnt just focus on the action, but more on the aftermath of the action and the people outside of the action It also felt like whenever action is shown they put a lot of work into making it real as possible, nice to hear that it actually is too

[@mitchellbrown1425]

we are blessed as Americans to know men like Jason are out in the world protecting us 24/7 God Bless

[@dustinb.77]

One of my favorite shows. Love this show's cast and crew of veterans.

[@hbombharry]

Great breakdown most ex forces guys who do these kind of videos just trash talk the producers I like the way you give your view without having to degrade your videos are really informative keep it up 👍

[@frogmantactical]

Much appreciated. Ya there’s no reason to bash. It’s toxic and contagious. 🙏

[@simmo7670]

Wow, fantastic breakdown and sharing your tactics that you learned without a 'higher than thou' attitude. Great information mate, thanks for sharing.

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[@simmo7670]

@@frogmantactical I'll definitely look into that mate. Will be a little difficult to do the training here in Western Australia 🦘🦘, but I guess I can adapt the fundamentals and tactics to bolt/lever rifles and shotguns. Cheers.

[@joemrtnz13]

Man you definitely don’t ruin the show, you make me think about things I would’ve never thought of. Definitely enjoy the knowledge

[@evantey9954]

It's one of the best breakdowns I have ever seen. thank you.

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[@TheNathanThompson]

I’d love to watch you react to more of this show! Especially would love to see you watch some of their training scenes. Lot of real operators worked on this show so I’d love to know you’re thoughts on more scenes 🤙🏼

[@SemperFi_EDC_Guy]

Same!!!

[@astudentpilotlife]

Wow, this video help me understand how, when, and why some tactic were used in the show. I very much appreciate you taking time out of your day to educate us and your time and sacrifice you and your man do for you. Thank You Sir! 🇺🇸

[@wingandhog]

Best series I ever binged watched including ‘Justified’. As a veteran, I appreciated the sense of brotherhood and lingo used.

[@RoyalDog214]

Your breakdown in movies and TV shows are really fun to watch. Really appreciate you doing more of these kind of topics!

[@docwallace3941]

Great review. New to the show and enjoy it immensely. Good to see that the advisors are doing the series well with realistic scenes.

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[@joeyc5879]

The reason I enjoy watching your channel and movie breakdowns is I think you may be one of the only military channels that can accept the simple reality that "hey they did the best they could but they're filming a movie they have to glamorize or do certain things." I can't stand it when no one can acknowledge the realities of filming a movie or show when they're breaking stuff down

[@happinesshotel5375]

Excited for another break down!

[@frogmantactical]

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[@mrfirstime5750]

Your knowledge seems endless. Thank you.

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you very much. I do my best. 🙏

[@kainmarco4323]

@@frogmantactical did you play the interrogator in act of valor on the yacht if so cool

[@ilovenoodles7483]

@@frogmantactical Thank you for your perspective on this. More importantly, thank you for your defense and your service. Words can never express my love and gratitude for you and your like. God bless you and find salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ. I am the 239th comment, and that is amazing because in the Bible, in the book of Acts 2:38, that gives us the instructions for the salvation of our soul, the next verse, chapter 2 verse 39, promises that it is for you, your children and all that are are far off, even as many as the Lord Jesus Christ will call. How amazing! Me, being the 239th comment, is no coincidence. Jesus bless your soul.

[@michaelmoore1114]

This was very entertaining and a great video. Lots of knowledgeable information to be obtain. Happy Labor Day frogman!

[@KruSergio]

I watch all the episodes and i really liked it, besides the fights and techniques which is not every time perfect, the thing i like is that they talk about all the aspect of their life...Great video. Thanks for all the advices.

[@cindessa16]

Thank you for this! I am big fan of the show. I looked up behind the scenes of Seal Teams. Found you. Wow you are so amazing at describing everything! I am now addicted to your channel.

[@GMad-sc4uk]

Tyler Gray is a former tier 1 guy. He’s plays a role on the show. He started as a technical advisor and was later asked to join the cast. He has some very entertaining videos about his time before and since being on the show. I 100% agree though…. watch it for entertainment only.

[@dad2022]

Tyler was a ranger...not delta.

[@sofit]

@@dad2022 you have no idea what you are talking about

[@jackhultstrand8673]

@@dad2022 he was delta he just doesn’t advertise it but if you research it you’ll find that he was

[@haydensmith7551]

He was injured on the same target as former devgru operator andy stumpf was injured on

[@dad2022]

@@haydensmith7551 ok. I apologize for the mistake.

[@Kaotix_music]

maybe I misheard on Jack Carrs recent podcast....but I think Mark Owen is actually a writer or producer for this show

[@eriklind8489]

Thank you for a very informative video. This has been my favorite show about SEALs and it is nice to hear from somebody, who does this for real, how accurate the show is for hollywood. I didn't mind your nitpicking. This is what you do, obviously you are going to see things the general public does not. I think you did a great job. It was interesting to see what things they did were not good, or desirable, but also to hear why. I didn't feel at all like you were cutting them down. Most likely they felt certain things didn't need the accuracy as, like you said, the average person wouldn't know it was not correct. I always enjoy shows about our special forces. It takes a certain type of person to do those missions and I have great respect for them. Thank you for your service Sir.

[@mr.nostalgia8404]

LOVED your review! Being a cop in germany with three years of training, I‘d like to think I have some level of tactical understanding. I was always convinced that the Seal Team series was quite realistic but I wasn’t sure until now 👍🏼 You should definitely watch the series. You deserve an entertainment break from all your productivity ☺️

[@d010s]

Best breakdown of “Hollywood” i’ve seen with actual practical and useful info. also sat down with someone ready to be irritated watching the show but same as here - was left going “that’s actually ummm, a) they must have team guys working on the show And got one of the best questions i’ve ever been asked after the particular episode we watched.. “So if you are going swim out the missile thingies in a submarine, why not just shoot you to give you like a boost?” maybe you have an answer 🤣

[@cjamonwilliams]

There are some of us out here that appreciate the sacrifices teams like yours have made for this country..

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[@davecollins6113]

Nice explanations of why some of the little things count so much. Not something an average person would consider the importance of, without them. covered a fair number of subjects there.

[@DMVHouseRadioOne]

I think you made an excellent point as an actual operator. This is art, crested to entertain. Often a Cinematographer, Director, talent and tech advisers try to get these things to marry, a scene that supports the story, is believable, appears authentic is safe and within budget. I'm a Retired SWAT Paramedic definitely not operator but I'm also now a Cinematographer courtesy of the VA. I've worked on production sets. I will say this, the more they budget, the better the end result. I'm not sure who the tech advisers are for Seal Team but I can find out. I do know they have a very healthy budget. Excellent breakdown brother.

[@martywall4219]

I love this show/ GOD BLESS ALL OF OUR WARRIORS LOVE YOU ALL

[@frogmantactical]

God bless you too.

[@benhammerhead376]

Love this show. Tyler Grey from Tier 1 Army and Chief Matt Bissonette from Navy are advisors. So, it's legit!

[@lukphom5590]

Also Scott foxx aka ( full metal) was real seal

[@glennmckane6166]

so fascinating to hear your take on how the show works. have the utmost respect for all you guys thank you for your service

[@sirknight6702]

One of the things I like about this show is the themes they address.

[@SemperFi_EDC_Guy]

Excellent break downs. Learned a few things..Excellent stuff sir!

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[@SemperFi_EDC_Guy]

@@frogmantactical where are they based? I'd love to be a member!

[@Drmikaeru]

I have just subscribed as a result of your superb breakdown, and ur nitpicking too. Super educational and informative.

[@stanleythuitara]

Love seal team. its one of the few shows that seem accurate

[@philr182]

Great stuff. And it's a pretty good show, probably because of all the vets involved...

[@MikeySkywalker]

100% because of the vets involved. One of the actors is a vet.

[@TheDeltasteve]

One thing I reacted on as a former Swedish arctic Ranger. In the snow scene, they’re wearing snow camouflage jackets and ordinary camouflage pants. They should’ve done it the other way around. When standing and walking in prone position, the silhouettes are clearly visible against the green pines in the surroundings. Green trees with snow on the ground = winter camo pants and regular camo on top.

[@frogmantactical]

That’s a deep topic but yes. Depends on their path of movement. Ideally you skirt right inside or outside of the tree line if possible and wear camo too and white bottoms but you are correct.

[@Sskysnake]

please do some more vids about this kind of material, coz there is a always of knowledge to gain. Stay safe and keep up the good work

[@Bigtrain1]

Dang, I'm a vet but never experienced anything like y'all. Your explanations were eye opening.

[@liarth]

very nice. Excellent video, Anxious for the next one Navy SEAL Rates Scenes.

[@JackTavern629]

Awesome job. Really enjoyed this one. Thanks for your service 🤟🏼🇺🇲

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[@JackTavern629]

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[@TerriYoung-n3n]

Love the way he describes with his hands what's going on. Interesting video. Interesting tattoos

[@DecanFrost]

best seal show in history. please do more :)

[@Akavanmetre1]

I instantly subscribed.. lol.. In the blink of an eye, my dream of being a SEAL went out the window.. I blew out my knee at 18.. i wanted so bad to follow in some of my family's footsteps (such as Audi Murphy) and serve.. I'll have to settle for knowledge.. looking forward to all the information I can learn from your channel.

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[@Akavanmetre1]

@@frogmantactical first chance I get.. difficult times (hernia).. I'll do that soon enough to help support the channel though..

[@Akavanmetre1]

@@frogmantactical hahaha I dont let anything get me down.. life is only as stressful as you allow it to be..

[@Token_Black_Guy]

Bro u can still train

[@Akavanmetre1]

@@Token_Black_Guy I agree 100%

[@juanfervillamarin]

I recently worked on this series as a stunt and the action coordinator is a retired Seal. I saw an interview they did with him and he says that many things in Hollywood don't work even though it's the real way.

[@viper_4115]

I loved the entire breakdown of everything. I've watched two of your videos so far and loved both of them.

[@mordimer_]

"I don't like wasting people's time. I want to give you valuable information and then move on". Pure gold, that brought my attention. After watching some other your videos, just went back here where I started to leave a comment. I guess that these two sentences perfectly describes what you are doing on this channel. 150% content in each word while simple and interesting. I bet that if you would do a video about outdoor peeing, you would raise pissing against the wind topic to a rocket science level and break it down in a way that even 5 year old kid would understood. And that would be most valuable peeing video I ever seen. 🤙 Have a great weekend and God bless

[@joshroten3997]

Such an important point about breaking contact with the target and looking back at the team - the good guys are behind you and will quickly figure it out and react when needed - the bad guy(s) are in front so stay on the bad guys!

[@hoosier_tactics]

came across your channel this week and tons of good insight and techniques for the regular guy. appreciate your knowledge.

[@ClownBlader]

Great stuff frogman! It’s hard not to pick out those details in movies and shows but Hollywood has to spruce it up somehow! My wife hates when I kill a scene for her being so picky 😂 hope you’re well !

[@McFreddie22]

Amazing video Sir. Please do more SEAL team. My favorite show at the moment. Thank you for this video.

[@Tango_Mike]

You know they did a good job when a real veteran has to be nitpicking. Just found about this channel but I loved the breakdown and the way it's explained.

[@corned9384]

i love this show im not even in the service and i've learned a lot from you sir

[@TheLaw_v]

I like how you state the big problems and what’s more fine tuning. The little things matter and it seems to matter to the show and the people that produce it. They are trying to emulate some of the baddest people on the planet. So for them the only easy day was yesterday.

[@justinhowe2511]

the guy driving @ 13:37 is Tyler Grey, a Former Member of Delta Force. He was injured on his first deployment with them

[@KW-qc9jc]

Thank you Jason great video as always I learn so much every time keep up the good fight and god bless

[@frogmantactical]

You are very welcome.

[@gtcam723]

It’s great to hear your commentary on this. I’m just a civilian that got some training as a solo entity. Blow through was order of the day and using a compressed high ready. Also beware adjacent spaces, a lesson I passed on to a classmate when we went to sims

[@ericx777]

Mr Pike (sorry, never caught your rank), curious on you opinions on two Israeli techniques I learned doing CT training over there 15+ years ago. First is something you touched on @22:32. We were taught rather than transition to a left handed shooting position when shooting a left-handed corner to hold the rifle normally and shoulder the weapon to the opposite (left) shoulder. It's awkward and takes a good bit of practice to get used to but it allows at least 2 of the 4 natural points of contact to be used and is a LOT quicker to transition to. Also, with bullpups like the Tavor (which was just being issued back then), it positions the rifle just enough more forward to avoid eating brass (at least for my 6'3" ass). Works really great for AR's; which is my primary HDR. The second is the room entry/advancement you pointed out @21:12. We were taught to approach along the walls like they did but clear up to the door... once at the door, use walls for cover and clear visible ranges of the pie. Then, both lead operators enter simultaneously and turn to the inside corners (or one immediately after the other for narrow doorways). This is followed by operators 3 & 4 going up to the doorway to cover back in the room, hallway or beyond (and to respond to a threat on the respected sides should the lead man go down). Many years and a couple spinal disks ago, I taught this to an airsoft group I did some recreational training with and later, a PMC team in actual application to great effectiveness. It seemed a lot faster and safer (less crossing muzzles) than what I was trained to do in the Army and what this scene shows. Curious if you have seen this and what your opinions are on its employment in CQB. Oh, if I don't reply to your reply, it means Mossad got me for giving away some trade secrets and well, if that happens, I'll will ya a 250 box of some home-brewed Lehigh XP 9mm +P.. ;)

[@gegaoli]

Great stuff. Provides endless learning opportunities or things to think about.

[@ApexSpectator36]

Extremely interesting! I hope you do more of these! Definitely gonna grab traction on these vids. 🇺🇲💪🏻

[@gbratsberg]

Great breakdown! very interesting!

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[@russellhammond7943]

Love the commentary!

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[@chrispetersen4863]

Thank you Mr. Pike. Very informative.

[@Punisher_MrWick]

Thanks For the info! I appreciate it! And how the Teams looks at these situations! Much Respect! Guy's!

[@ironpig701]

Great review. Even if you are nit picky. You are a trained professional where the small details

[@dladd396]

Thank you for breakdown of these scenes.

[@Axe_six-six]

I sometimes watch reaction videos primarily for entertainment value. Your break down videos are among the most educational and informative that I've seen. Thank you for providing your insights.

[@Jay_Sullivan]

It's a shame that you don't enjoy doing this, as you're really good at it. I think you'd be popular if copyright strikes don't kill it.

[@SCBiscuit13]

The show is really well made and there is a lot of vets working on it. Thanks for explaining what does the barrel nod mean. I was wondering about it for some time now.

[@justaguy4real]

At 8:00 in he's concerned so far on only seconds of video LOL keep it coming haha

[@mj4583]

Seal team has real former Delta and seal members in the cast and consulting that's why it's so realistic. They have tier 1 and tier 2 professionals on the payroll

[@FrogmanDOGE]

You know full metal he is actually a seal irl

[@mj4583]

@@FrogmanDOGE yes I know.

[@frogmantactical]

That’s what I hear. Good stuff. 🙏

[@natasapantelic4242]

Really great show, very good job &, Seal Team presents best. Thank you for sharing great video.

[@Chris09978]

This is the reason why I turn or look the other way when directors or actors does or makes a military related tv show or movie is that the always go for cinematic instead of focusing what’s real and what’s not then go ahead and go for when the cinematic are needed

[@superdhampton1]

The driver is Tyler Grey. He's a former Army Ranger and Delta operator. He got blown up by an IED in Iraq.

[@x-calibearusallc]

Here’s the story of Tyler Grey kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJS5iKqPf9x0p8U

[@Achilleion]

Good video, I always wondered how accurate this show was. My only real experience as a Squid was when a Team infiltrated my ship in Tromso Norway. They take their training very seriously.

[@joetorres1861]

Amazing break down. Thank you for your input

[@williamflowers9435]

I’m about 5 minutes into the video and just subscribed.

[@JohnDoe-on6ru]

"You wanna die here?" -"That's a pretty stupid question, has anyone ever answered yes?"

[@louisjordan4702]

Falcon View and BFT we use from 03-09 threw three rotations. Using Raven UAV was another help while living with the sand people. Regarding lag time, we would also use local assets with NV/IR to talk friendless onto roving targets. Unless it was priority, we would borrow from what was available, and at times we had to make due before we hit bingo.

[@magnusrix-mller3353]

The guy at 26:30 is actually a former Delta operator and another one of them is a SEAL so I'm sure it was thought through. Just a thought but maybe his back was exposed to something that you wouldn't want to be exposed to.

[@justjsse8917]

This last season really got to me. Deep deep stuff

[@j.michaelmuro7378]

Right on…. Brother… good analysis 🧐. I shoot the show. You are right over the target… good job. Thank you for watching also thanks for your service … gotta get the money shot!

[@frogmantactical]

That's awesome. Do you really? Thank you for watching. It seems like a great show. I am going to sit down when I get home and start watching them. Have a great night and God bless

[@dcc2444]

Hay Jason, as a retired ISCS (SW) I recently came across your channel. Its great to get an actual operators perspective on Hollywood's version of SOF SOPs and TTPs. BZ! Worked with the Teams at Little Creek and Damn Neck, for SBS2, & DEVGRU in the 90's and latter with SOCCENT in AFG, 03 - 12. Miss the comradery now that I'm an ol' crusty retiree. lol My only issue with this stuff on social media is OPSEC...hard to keep secrets these days?!?

[@outside-atlast9113]

Thanks for the video, take care.

[@tylerfj24]

Very interesting and informative.. plz do more

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you. Consider becoming a KZbin Supporter which allows me to produce this training content. www.frogmantactical.com/youtube

[@Laura-vs3wn]

❤I love to see the SEAL TEAM TV series and I hope that our Italian television broadcasts all seasons. The actors are all fantastic ❤

[@brunolopez1176]

Awesome video

[@rememberremember5106]

Just found you and really enjoying your vlog, looking firward to watching more.