SOGCast 001: Blown Off Jungle Boots: w/ George "The Troll" Sternberg

Search For SOG Recon Team Ends In Mortal Combat.
The Troll and his team are tasked to recover and pull out SOG Recon team Idaho.
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[@SGobuck]

I pray that someone finances a movie about the true stories of SOG while these warriors are still walking among us mortals.

[@legionarulsquad6676]

Same here

[@Archblood]

Why make a movie? Their stories deserve a TV series in my opinion. Just too many hairy tales to compress into a 2-hour plus theatrical release.

[@benyoung552]

@@Archblood came to say exactly this. Need a minimum, 10 season series, of all the different operations and viewpoints of the missions from all the different vantage points of every soldier and pilots involved!!! With the right producers, director, & actors, it could really be something special!!!

[@SGobuck]

@@Archblood it would only work it that network didn't put the d!ck on it with excessive PC bullshit.

[@Archblood]

@@SGobuck I mean, on streaming not possible? Netflix? HBO? I remembered a time there was Tour of Duty in the 80s. Would love to see a Viet War series again.

[@EcKoiCoN]

This is going to be one of the most epic podcast series to date

[@frankcastle1183]

Roger that!!

[@ianmedford4855]

For sure.... for his NEXT act, i want a sit down with former Spetsnaz. Preferably one who spent some time in Afghanistan and/or Chechnya.

[@j.johnson8360]

@@frankcastle1183 we gonna get some more of you?

[@Ted-Stryker]

@@ianmedford4855 Rhodesia!

[@ianmedford4855]

@@Ted-Stryker oh man.... that didnt even cross my mind. Fucking hell that would be fantastic. Never gonna happen though. If Jocko talks to one of those cats, he's the new Grand Wizard or High Dragon or whatever those retards call themselves. 2021 is gay.

[@JamesonsTravels]

This podcast series is something everyone should listen to. Amazingly brave men with missions to match.

[@Hurdle11C]

No questioning the men of SOGs heroism. They did a fantastic job of upholding the honor of all those who came before them. Let us so live.

[@Cool-Aid5564]

The only person that would get a scratch and get a purple heart was JOHN KERRY!

[@SGobuck]

Semper fi sarge 🇺🇸👍

[@collinmc90]

oh hey fancy seeing you here lol. Fantastic podcast. Really learned a lot from these guys.

[@mud5377]

I just got John's book "Across The Fence" in the mail today! Some of the stories about what he and his team got up to are just mind-blowing. Worth picking up if you're at all interested in war/history.

[@josephllinas2672]

This will be an important piece of historical reference. Not enough is said about MACVSOG let alone Vietnam.

[@LordPerique]

Im guessing that's because most of it has been classified until now.

[@Mediforce]

One of my Special Forces medic classmates lost his life on a MACV-SOG mission in May-1969. RIP Howard "Howie" Hill.

[@evanabbott2737]

R.I.P.🙏

[@pabloeskabar365]

I'd like to Thank him for his service

[@jmann2905]

When ever I feel like my life is hard , I listen to SOG stories.

[@collinmc90]

same brother. Really puts things in perspective. But also makes you want to do more.

[@benjaminboyden4739]

Listening to these stories makes me realize I have never had a bad day.

[@jimbotackleberry4884]

As a kid in middle school, high school, I read books about MACV-SOG, the Green Berets, Delta, Navy Seals, etc. I did not go down that path, instead I joined the Air Force as a Loadmaster on C-17s. I flew all over the world, I loved it. When I got out I went into Law Enforcement with a desire to help people, make a difference in my small area of the world. I draw upon the lessons I’ve read about from these Titans and try to employ their lessons learned in my daily routine and duties. I’ve found it’s kept me alive, I’m able to teach younger, inexperienced LEOs how to conduct themselves. Thank you Brothers who served all those many years ago and shared your stories with us future generations. Your Sacrifices were not in vain. Keep telling your stories! We are listening and waiting for more hard won wisdom! Thank you!

[@chrislogsno863]

I knew something like this would happen, John Stryker Meyer tilt is a god damn hero a damn national treasure . These pod casts needs to be in the library of Congress !

[@milldawgj9598]

It should be law

[@ivanme6217]

“50 years later we’re allowed to talk about it” this alone is mind blowing

[@SGobuck]

Could you imagine? I mean the guys in '72 couldn't even tell anyone until 1992.

[@UnfiItered]

Not really mind blowing, SOG was a classified unit and so was their operations. Till this day the US still don't recognize the Montagnard and Hmong as allies whom greatly contributed.

[@Covey7342]

@@UnfiItered They don’t recognize them as allies because then they’d have to take responsibility for fucking them and leaving them to die.

[@joshjericho9304]

I watched Jockos podcasts with “tilt” and all the “across the fence” guys multiple times. Fantastic and frightening. Thank you gentlemen for sharing your experiences.

[@jeffsmith7027]

I think this podcast With Jocko's help is Fan Fuckingtastic

[@catdaddy57]

Read Tilt's books ....they are fantastic

[@Thizlamic]

I'm in my 40s and I'm sitting here listing to this wide eyed like I'm listening to my Dad and Uncles talk about Vietnam! SO BAD ASS, THANKS GUYS!!!

[@yurielcundangan9090]

This was a Certified "SOGCast" Classic

[@arronlaceration]

Homie do you just watch every single youtuber i do? I see you commenting on luke half of my favorite youtubers.

[@Wiggles_vs._snuggles]

Hell yea

[@markeberle3984]

Cobra Tate & his aikido vortex.

[@Yeoman7]

Ppl probably walk by Mr. Sternberg every day thinking “what a nice little man”, never realizing what a BADASS he is. Real hero’s walk among us and we are oblivious.🤙

[@milldawgj9598]

The mark of a great warrior.

[@Ginjii07]

There's more of these available. Tilt is a goddamn legend and gentleman. The preservation of these stories cannot be overvalued. Thank you so much for your days as a warrior and your continued work in passing on the history that we would otherwise lose entirely.

[@rueridge7597]

He’s appeared on Tactical Rifleman,Team House, Jocko, many others. Once with Black Rifle Coffee scumbag Evan. Not Tilt’s fault he turned out to be a woke sellout.

[@NFT2]

Really glad to have these stories recorded before they are lost forever.

[@Goldenhanded]

I could watch a million SOGCasts. These videos will live on forever, thank you.

[@darkhorse7022]

Knowing the odds of meeting the NVA and knowing how out numbered you would be, it’s hard to imagine you would volunteer for such missions. You must have had balls of steel or a disregard for your own life, unbelievable. Can’t wait to hear more accounts of SOG! This is going to be a great series, the actions of SOG from the men who lived It. ust doesn’t get any better.

[@RyDeezy]

I will never truly understand what these SOG savages went through. Incredible men.

[@zebjohnson5118]

5 foot 4 and 112 pounds ? From where I'm sitting he seems 10 feet tall and bullet proof 😲 i look forward to hearing more about these superhuman superhero SOG Casts 👍🙏♥️ bless you fine gentleman

[@yojuiceyo8727]

If he was any taller or bigger surely he would caught a bullet while serving lol

[@rl64rl]

The man’s kit was probably 75% of his body weight! Amazing

[@jamesr792]

It’s not the size of the dog in the fight…

[@cavscout62]

So glad that you are doing this SOGCAST Tilt, it’s way past time that the exploits of SOG were made public. Y’all laid THE groundwork for future generations and left a Footprint that can never be filled. Drive On!

[@davidmckinney2418]

Thanks for sponsoring the "sogcast" Jocko! Hearing these Vietnam vets on Jockos podcast has been my favorite(along with the book reviews). These stories need to be heard. The SOG guys were quite possibly the most hardcore cats out there. Gonna love this channel!

[@Hardwired_Productions]

Can't wait for this series Brothers. PLEASE DISCUSS THE MONTAGNARDS. These stories are incredible to hear, thank you guys so much for sharing them with the new generations.

[@IWantToBeAbleTO]

More episodes are already available on Spotify.

[@cobralife0417]

Gray hair and all, Tilt is a bad dude still in 2021! Tremendous respect for this channel/podcast/guests.

[@Lisahough4738]

I Sgt. Johnny R. Huff Sr. 1968 was in Cambodia I was in on several operations ,it was amazing to see this pod cast when I volunteered I had sign a paper to never reveal these things it was top secret, I was only 17 yrs old ,I joined Army at 16 yrs old ,I trained at ft Benning Ga. ,I'm just now writing my own story .and much has been not told of the truth of our battles. God bless these men. SOG was made up of many volunteers Green beets And Regular Army all Volunteers, there were even some Marines ,much has never been told.

[@dukecraig2402]

A good friend of mine who was in the Electric Strawberry in Nam just passed away several months back. For what it's worth, welcome home John.

[@johnnyitaliano]

Thank you for your service.

[@kashimkalinin2524]

It my be late but, Welcome home Sgt thank you for your service

[@dillydoor]

This shit is solid gold. Thank you for serving and giving us a view of what it was like at the time

[@davecollins6113]

To me, having grown up during the Vietnam era and watching it as it happened on the news, these stories fill out a place in history that fascinates me. Can't really think of any other situation that spawned these kinds of missions, these guys define the word warrior. I'm just glad I got the chance to hear them.

[@brucequam7416]

Tilt is the perfect host for this series of podcasts. Every guest he has is going to be someone he totally understands. The heroism of these men is off the chain.

[@darkhorse6829]

Tilt, proud to say, while in Iraq, I was on a mission that was the modern day 2006 equivalent of ELDEST SON. I being well versed on much of what had been written about SOG was the only one that was aware of the historical significance of what we were doing. Was very exciting.. However, the difference was we only inserted 1 ODA verified. The other was either ODA in disguise( I think he was an iraqi) only 2 were inserted and only one was armed.. We sold SA missiles back to the bad guys, tracked movement and they would detonate when fired.. Lol.. Thanks for paving the way for snake eaters to continue the legacy.

[@5-8bobtherapper55]

Haha sold the enemy sabotaged ammo. Eldest son mission’s are some of my favorite war stories to hear. Good for you guys, screw those assholes and there” religious” agenda. I’m happy to hear the US military still has a few balls left, to do what’s ness. to defeat and eradicate the enemy.

[@darkhorse6829]

@@5-8bobtherapper55 I wish you could of been there. The overwhelming humor, joy and indescribable excitement in knowing this historical nod to eldest son missions are a fulfilling moment in my Army career... I'll never forget the ODA with his big red beard telling us over I.C.S. what we were doing. It was a thankful change of pace, as being almost done with a two week rotation of battle field circulation mission(I needed a change) The jaburi tribe was a bunch of smugglers in the north that would literally smuggle anything from cigarettes to SA-16 shoulder fired missiles. Although it was an uneventful mission as far as no contact. It was a successful mission in that we were able to insert 2 operators undetected, they succeeded in their tasking and a.successful exfil followed by Intel as far as tracking to warehouse facilities and bad guy where about.. Lol.. honestly speaking, missions with ODA and Rangers were some of the most fun, dangerous, prideful, memorable moments aside from birth of children I have ever had.

[@tristanpollard1479]

I always wanted more SOG stories specifically my man Tilt, the fact it’s a new series is fuc#!ng awesome. Keep em coming sirs

[@darrenhartigan3033]

Awesome heard all of these on audio ... But cannot get enough of them!!! Thanks J. S. M. Thanks Jocko. Thanks to all those who served and paid the ultimate price

[@triscuito7723]

Hell yeah. Appreciate all you SOG guys. All time legends!

[@stevenwagner9205]

My hat is off to Jocko for giving these American HEROES the opportunity to recount their missions and sacrifices. There are so many of us American patriots who idolize warriors like these men and it is so awesome to hear their stories. Big thanks to ALL who served, from myself and my family. God bless America and God Bless MACV-SOG!

[@edmerritt8610]

This old bastard, and I say that with the highest level of respect, is as tough as friggin nails! That war was friggin insane! Thank you for this interview. I look forward to more!!

[@gen.barnakey__]

So glad I discovered these men of SOG. American Exceptionalism personified. Thank you "Tilt", Jocko Willink, and all the men of SOG. Your stories and spirit will live forever.

[@jordanclark1214]

Fuck yeah, nice one guys, I've watched all of the podcasts featuring John, what a great and genuine man, thank you for your service all the way from Scotland, this series should be excellent, I've always been interested in vietnam and combat in such a place. I hope everyone's well, do take care 🙂

[@mike9338]

Tilt, you’re doing a great job hosting this! We all appreciate your time rounding up the men and telling us your stories

[@marsrovert]

I'm watch every single one of these at least three times!! Thank you for telling these men's stories. God bless America 🇺🇸

[@UniverseOfAtoms]

I'd like to recommend adding all the previous SOG episodes to the SOGCast playlist so there's a convenient resource to find all these amazing discussions. Thanks for preserving these astonishing stories for generations to come!

[@matthewstotts4135]

Hope John gets his story he talks about in 3rd group that he can't talk about, so it doesn't get lost or forever lost!!! Truly awesome podcast!!!!

[@nickgardner5970]

This makes me happy, your stories, and fellow veterans stories are inspiring and at times overwhelming, you sir are the definition of a badass

[@useruser400]

I just read Tilt’s chapter entitled “Custer’s Last Stand” from his book “On the Ground.” I almost pissed myself laughing. In the midst of their daily terrifying missions, these incredible solders remain human beings back at base - with hysterical results. A truly great tale, Sir!🤣🤣🤣

[@tycobb1910]

Doubled his weight at 115lb with explosives, ammo, weapons, and comm. Equip. Still slaying NVA & carrying a mate onto a Helo....is he human?

[@davidellis5312]

Thanks for making this series, just can't get enough of this stuff. Hope for another series including Lynne Black if possible.

[@brianboru2027]

First time I ever saw John look nervous was the beginning of this podcast lol. I loved everything about this and thank God for men like them. You're the very best. You all (and US) remain in my prayers.

[@muriloninja]

Incredible! Awesome stuff! RIP to ST Idaho members, now they will never be forgotten!

[@michaelparry9501]

this was a great podcast!! YOU GUYS ARE AMERICAN LEGENDS !!!!

[@johnmancus8844]

Big thank you sir. Also thanks to Jocko who introduced us to you and your fantastic books. I've read a few and enjoyed your interviews with Jocko. Thank you for your service then and today. Carry On!!!

[@SW-qs2iq]

I don’t think I’ve ever been more proud to be a god damn red blooded American. These gentleman deserve more than we could ever repay them with, and they are so god damn tough they’d do it all over again if they could. I wish there was more we do for you gentleman, cheers and best wishes to you heroes, I’ll listen to every podcast you ever produce.

[@erin19030]

The real tough guys were the bafe footedill equipped Viet Cong soldiers. Who lived in tunnels of dirt

[@marcs990]

It’s great that this is all being recorded for history. Greetings from across the pond in England 🇬🇧👍🇺🇸

[@dustinconiglio9571]

Thank you Jocko, it's always great day to hear Tilt.

[@RFM-CDA]

Thank u Jocko... Awesome job Tilt! Someone needs to make their stories into a TV series... and not let Hollywood fuck it up... just tell the stories as they really happened...

[@dukecraig2402]

Hollywood would change it into all women and at the beginning put "Based on a true story".

[@sparksandchips]

I read John Plaster book on SOG several years ago and loved it. Would like to read more of the same type books. Also had the fortunate pleasure of knowing a former Green Beret who was not a SOG member but did work with and train the “Yards”South Vietnamese and listened intently on the life he had during that experience. Unfortunately he is no longer with us.

[@dawnkeener9836]

And to think that these guys returned home to be looked down at... Shamed and not welcomed home after all they went through. Seems crazy to know that they were truly heroes.

[@4englishlies875]

We need more SOGCAST these stories need to be heard, and these solders need to thanked and remembered.

[@tech6263]

I am in! Every cast. I’ll be there listening.

[@leeroygibbs2720]

This is so good. Appreciate how these guys are willing to share their experiences after all these years. Keep it coming, We’re all like kids sitting around listening to grandpa

[@quinnboucher6898]

I clicked on this so fast. Funny I was just listening to another episode with Tilt and Jocko said "we gotta get the SOGcast going.." ... Tilt said "We will do it" and here we are. Thank you Jocko, Tilt, Echo, and all the legendary Vietnam vets!! Absolute units

[@jsilao1560]

Much gratitude for your service to our country. I appreciate y’all sharing your valuable experiences and stories.

[@matbettez3495]

Ive been listening to Jocko since day 1 and this is truly glorious to see! He even reads with a good deliberate pace, Jocko you did well teachin him your ways.

[@stevenfrost6441]

This is friggin EPIC. This is why I have always supported Jocko and all his endeavours: The man is humble enough to step out of the way for this amazing generation of warriors and let them tell THEIR OWN stories! Very Excited! Let's get it poppin! 👍

[@josephmumma6997]

You men are the best of the best and think it’s a dang shame you had to wait that many years to be recognized and duly decorated for what you gave for this country. There isn’t enough thanks in the world for what you gave, but THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART.

[@crabwalkarms7347]

I think what helps make these stories more "real" than the ww2 stories you hear about is that its basically the birth of all the Special Ops groups and teams people love to learn about now

[@KhanJohn7]

I have so much love for you all. Thank you so much for the podcast.

[@Dougwituik]

Thanks to Jocko and TIlt for taking the time for this new endevour. These stories just can't be lost and it means so much more to watch the heros tell their stories. Very grateful for these brave mens service. Thank you very much. Regards from Canada, Doug

[@d.chiasson3307]

Keep it up! I was 16 when I used to work out at the YMCA at 5 am. Then go to the high school library. I found books about the Seals in the rung sat, Green berets, LRRPs and force recon Marines in the hills and jungles. Time/Life books I think it was. That started my interest. I joined the Marines in '91, but recon was not in my pipeline.(signals intelligence) I got my war on the streets of a southwestern US city, years later on a SWAT team. I had made it. I finally made it to a specialized team. That's all I wanted. Took 10 years. What the special forces of our country do is nothing but spectacular. Unbelievable, true combat professionals. I have had the privilege to know, and work with, a Navy Seal, a Green beret, Rangers, and grunt Marines and Army. I guess the universe gives what's on your mind, ha!! I now work for the VA, (best job ever) and am surrounded by fellow vets every day. It is humbling...... I'm 51. Your podcast brings me back to those teen years. Reading and now hearing, all the stories of our beloved Vietnam vets and all vets. Thank you for your podcast. Jocko for will make sure you have an episode 2, and beyond. Most people dont know SOG from their elbow. Its important to know this stuff. Its US military history, and very special. Thank you for making a Sunday morning a cool experience. - 91 to 95, US Marines, 98 to 05, SWAT cop, Dad was a Marine drill instructor on parris island during Korea, nephew is on float in the south china sea right now. My beloved stepson was Army and is now a cop. I wouldn't have life any other way. Keep the podcast going! Thanks!

[@Jeffro5564]

I can’t wait for further podcast, I love history

[@Dick_Dickerson417]

You gentlemen are true heroes and thank you for letting me stand on your shoulders during my time serving.

[@dukecraig2402]

Indeed, I was a kid when these guys came home from that nightmare and I saw how they got treated when they got back and throughout the 70's, even though I was only a kid I still felt like I should do my part to make up for how they were treated, and the only thing that I was capable of doing was to enlist in the military as a way to show them that some of us still believed in our country and that what they'd gone through wasn't in vain, it'll never cease to amaze me that a little kid could see that how they were treated was wrong but somehow that point slipped past the grown-up's of the time. They were the men who inspired me to enlist and then they were the men who trained me after I did, as with most of the troops I was in with the Vietnam vets were 100% rock star to us, and it's like I've told several of them, "You wouldn't have had to worry about any of us turning tail and running when a fight broke out, because the thought of letting you guy's down was far more horrifying than the thought of getting killed".

[@ScrambledLamb]

I'm so happy this showed up on my recommended video's. I listened to all the Jocko podcasts and audiobooks about SOG and am blown away by the courage and sacrifice of unit. Thank you for continuing to share these stories. It's a true inspiration to know the unbelievable odds these teams were against and an important history to preserve. Thankyou Sir.

[@Hobbis187]

I’m glad we are able to record videos for the future generations! Think about all the amazing stories lost to time!

[@MSculls19]

"You and Mike went over together?" "Yeah" "And Vietnam survived that?" hahahah my favorite little quip of the episode.

[@claytonjohn6473]

Its always interesting to hear you and your fellow teams stories sir! Thank you for everything you've done.

[@TacticalXRays]

THIS IS SOGCAST NUMBER 001. WITH ME, JOHN STRYKER MEYER: noonene els could ask and answer these specific queastions. halleloooyah! so into this! learned the venacular/specific nam vocab first here with jocko's conversations, before getting into the books of this period. this. is. awesome! lucid. so valuable! what a lineage.. this is a big deal!! thank you gentlemen! legendary! y'all keep going until the end, leave nothing left. TILT, Sir, Incredible job! Much appreciated

[@benranes9727]

I'm so happy these HEROS are doing a podcast !!!! Thank you for telling us your stories .

[@walker50aaron]

Hell ya, great podcast couldn't be more thrilled and awestruck to listen to these warriors stories. Have a blessed day.

[@brysonfitzgerald5238]

I'm extremely excited to hear these amazing stories of bravery and sacrifice. Thank you for your service!

[@taktisk2158]

I’ve been waiting all my life for this Podcast! Let’s get these stories out before they are lost forever.

[@Tony-sr1ww]

The SOG stories are the most amazing I have ever heard. Thank you for your service.

[@monkey2god998]

Absolutely amazing! Tilt is a legend and so are his stories

[@mosiaotunya44]

Can't wait to hear more of these stories. Thank you for your service!

[@HeBeDrGB]

As the gold star son of a Vietnam War Marine; I have a great affinity for veterans like Tilt Meyer... THANK YOU JOCKO for supporting this endeavor! (Semper Fi)

[@roymenke1909]

Thank you for your dad’s service!

[@ryanblanco5866]

“Emptied the magazine from my car-15 and flipped him off” extreme badassery and courage under fire right there.

[@ianmedford4855]

Holy. Fucking. Shit. I was already having a really good day too. The Lord smiles upon us.

[@xmachine7003]

Yes he does.

[@theonereborn9299]

LETS GO! I'm excited about this series. Loving it so far!

[@anraegodley-cooper6321]

I've always admired MAC V SOG since I was a kid, I had family who served in Nam, I'm damn proud to call these men and everyone else who served past, present, and further military personnel my Brothers and Sisters in Arms 4 Life.

[@zimmerslanding8220]

Thanks for showcasing these stories. My father was a MAC V SOG Det CDR (70/71? time frame). In rare moments when I was growing up, I would get a snippet or two of stories like the ones you've captured. I wish the Pod-Cast was around earlier, before he passed away. Perhaps in this venue he would have shared more, and the stories would not be lost forever. Thanks for what you are doing.

[@freezarulesyou7603]

My Dad and I love these seastories you tell; thank you for these the episodes you've done and will do.

[@geckotoe]

HELL YEAH!! This is exactly what we needed! Thank you Jocko, Thank you Tilt!

[@DemetriPanici]

*“Everything that happens is either endurable or not. If it’s endurable, then endure it. Stop complaining." - Marcus Aurelius*

[@romeosgenericchannel3971]

Amazing. I am just glad these men are still alive, and well, and getting to share their stories, insane stories that would never have been known otherwise , God definetely was watching over them , God bless these men who sacrificed so much for US and our nation.

[@redleg84]

This podcast is phenomenal, thank you tilt for doing it and jocko for facilitating it

[@Xxoax]

Thank you for your service, I hope we all earn it as best we can, until we can no longer.

[@tomroberts9794]

Thanks so much gentlemen. Great work. I appreciate y'all's service.

[@Slide8918]

Hell yes we definitely needed a SOG Cast. I'd always read about these men for years, they faced suicidal odds doing a job that many others wouldn't and couldn't do. So good that now they can fully talk about what they were able to accomplish.

[@phillip9617]

Every time I watch one of these guys tell their story I think that was the best one yet! I have so much gratitude and respect for these men!

[@Motorman2112]

Great to see this pop up, will be good to listen to on my walk. If I may, I suspect one of your microphones might be backwards. There's a little bit of a phasey "drain pipe" effect on Tilt's voice, which you get if you have two copies of the same audio with a short time delay, such as two mics at different distances hearing the same thing. George's mic also sounds duller, which happens when you speak into the wrong side. What I think is happening is that both mics are pointed at Tilt. It's totally listenable as is, just trying to help.

[@jamesm8397]

Hell yea! I'm ready for 1000 episodes!

[@carltlumacki3385]

This is awesome! Greatly appreciate the opportunity to hear about these missions from those who were there!

[@jasonvigneron3514]

Despite being up and running a while already. Bravo on your first sogcast. Captivating in every aspect. Hats off gentlemen for your heroism

[@Feign_Way]

Thank god they finally added a video version of this. I've been waiting for this

[@ADVBrett]

This is brilliant team, we need to hear more from our veterans, well done to all, I can't wait to hear about our history.

[@genepanasenkostraightunfiltere]

Truly and amazing story! Thank you both, Gentlemen!!

[@SlimeSquare]

John, Jocko...thanks for making these happen. Hopefully Soliders, Marines, and Sailors currently serving in combat roles have the opportunity to hear these stories. Young warriors need role models, too.