Special Operations and Sleep Deprivation | Former Green Beret

What's up everyone?! In this video I wanted to give you guys a heads up on sleep deprivation and caution everyone to know their triggers to avoid making mistakes while sleep deprived.
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[@FNGACADEMY]

Can we get 1000 likes on this video?! come on FNG fam!

[@pyeitme508]

Maybe

[@cavemanlovesmoke4394]

Almost there at 804!

[@westyavro]

No, suffering makes us strong.

[@edwardblake1407]

For 4m 30s you rambled about donations and sponsors. Turning a 6m video into an 11m video. No

[@prime6260]

2000+ ;)good job brotha!

[@Kalaninumberone]

I met a 5th group guy in 2002. He and his team, along with another team were in a 30-plus hour fight complete with RPG’s and mortars falling near their position. The lesson he gave to me was teamwork was essential in everything they did. If his buddy said “I need to take a few minutes,” he would step up and fight a little harder. It was humbling being around such great men.

[@SMM_NAA]

When I became sleep deprived I gain the beautiful ability to sleep on concrete with jeans on.

[@JayDubb3BCT]

😂😂

[@somethinganything4864]

With jeans? Are you a monstrr?

[@SMM_NAA]

@@somethinganything4864 Sleep deprivation makes you do crazy things.

[@michaelshulze9120]

I gain that ability when I drink whiskey.

[@SMM_NAA]

@@michaelshulze9120 Lmao 🤣

[@RyanABC123]

I’m a firefighter and picked sleep deprivation for a career. It physically hurts, it sucks and it affects your family ,friends, kids everything. Most people’s mood when they get tired is angry, angrier and angriest. The thing I’ve learned is just suck it up and don’t complain. Your body will adapt but it will be come at a price. You will be shocked how long you can stay up and still function. My coping mechanisms are take naps if you can, find a hobby you like that can change your mood and do it when when your tired. For those guys with families don’t go home if you’re tired and grumpy. Stop at a coffee shop and chill, go surfing, take a hike in the woods. Better to be a happy father/husband and see your family a little less than have more time with your family and be an asshole. I know this won’t apply to all the SOF candidates but it’s my 2 cents which is worth nothing.

[@Kalaninumberone]

Same same. I was a ff too. I didn’t get angry after a bad night, I just got kind of goofy. Attention to detail went straight out the window!

[@shelwill3703]

I think your 2 cents is priceless information. Im dropping by SF packet this week and im glad to read this before turning into a monster if it were to effect me.

[@patrickm7754]

I thought firefighters were allowed to sleep at the firehouse

[@RyanABC123]

@@patrickm7754 if there’s no calls you can. But our system as well as many across the country are busy so very little sleep or no sleep is common.

[@patrickm7754]

@@RyanABC123 so if you were a FF in a small town with very little happening overnight you could get some decent sleep right. I’m sure city firefighters get calls all throughout the night

[@thamomentum]

Extremely critical. Sleep Dep is one of the most brutal experience but it's your team that will keep you going. Almost every single time I've been sleep dep. I try and remember, I'm not the first, nor am I the last. And my buddy next to me is going through the same thing. So let's get this done.

[@FNGACADEMY]

i always had similar thoughts, take care of them and you will benefit

[@BlackCapGaming]

I ran a 24 hour race a few months ago. When I stopped at 3am to eat some food, I fell asleep sitting on the ground in mud and rain with bug bites all over when I woke up 2 hours later. Good times lol

[@FNGACADEMY]

that is exactly what i was referring to lmao! good stuff

[@BlackCapGaming]

@@FNGACADEMY Right! I'm going to use my buddys technique next year of never sitting down for the whole 24 hours. He won. By a lot lmao

[@SD-he3pp]

@@BlackCapGaming Let me guess. Hurricane Heat / HH24?

[@BlackCapGaming]

@@SD-he3pp nope, the Badlands 24hr Race on the Maah Daah Hey trail! Im from that area so its an easy trail to get to for training.

[@andrewolive5870]

The last time i was badly sleep deprived was during David Goggins 4x4x48 running challenge. During the second night I was hallucinating like mad, I basically didn't sleep for about 55-60 hours, because I have trouble sleeping anyway so I could barely get any in between runs and running alone in the dark in that state does all kinds of crazy things to your mind lol

[@FNGACADEMY]

that sounds like an awesome experience though

[@danf6975]

I can't tell you how many overly muscled hooah hooahs I met could not perform after light to moderate deprivation, while having a short Irish kid with a little mass prop up the team.

[@user91bE]

U a team guy?

[@406ghost8]

@Roy Savage usually the muscled up dudes aren't that fit for endurance.

[@Culperrr]

I am glad that you made this video because this was really my only fear. Sleep deprivation, not eating for a long time (10-15 hours while doing intense physical activity), and being wet 24/7. Those are the three aspects that can and will absolutely piss you the hell off. It is very difficult for me to keep my emotions in check. I am conscious about my feelings, but it almost feels instinctual to be pissed off, which leads to taking it out on someone else. I don't want to do that. I think, like many things, I just have to keep putting myself into those situations so that I get used to it.

[@FNGACADEMY]

just be aware and bite your tongue we all go through the same frustration

[@orion8981]

Being constantly wet is about the only environmental thing that will drive me up a wall. I get through it, but it sucks on an existential level.

[@r.s.3359]

Great advice in every phase of training and/or life. Keep up the great work you do Sean, both with your charitable work and the advise you provide on these podcasts. This is gold.

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks bro!

[@lukeherbert3535]

My all time favorite KZbin Chanel, thanks so much for these videos!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks brother!

[@learnshareevolve1842]

I watched this as a nurse. I do a 7 hour night shift followed by a 6 hour afternoon shift. Sometimes I cannot really sleep during my designated times, which can be a bit brutal later on.

[@byroncupp]

I picked up a hat and can't wait to get it in man! Appreciate all you do!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks brother!!

[@rp4712]

You’re an absolute lifesaver Buck, I was trying to find videos on this topic when I’m preparing to go for selection. Thank you so much Keep the Videos Coming

[@FNGACADEMY]

you bet! get after it! its yours for the taking

[@LDP..]

awesome video !!! most important thing to remember : You can't train your body to go without sleep !! if you need 8 hours you need 8 hours , 6 you need 6 . It's genetically determined . You can only learn your signs of sleep deprevation and try to prepare yourself and your buddies !! let them know !!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you!

[@rover5058]

You're soft. I feel much better when i sleep 7 hours, but i can function perfectly fine if i sleep less. Discipline is what keeps you going, not sleep

[@jacksoncurry5633]

Love the content always helpful and sincere. I missed the closing song though and I can’t be the only one.

[@michaelstas9811]

Love that quote; “in life we are either winning or learning.” Love it. So true. My finest moments in life were the direct result of getting my teeth kicked in.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

Sorry I wasn’t first, I was sleeping. As an old retired guy, I love my sleep. You are correct, the news is depressing. Great positive talk. Next time close all the boarders first and stop the abduls from escaping. Stay safe and God bless you and your family.

[@FNGACADEMY]

stay safe brother

[@dwaynehagle7445]

Typical Green Beret out look .Outstanding.

[@efrainguzman8662]

Keep up the good work champ !! 🙌💯

[@Sunny-wk9jz]

Hey, I’m a 1 month away from selection for my country’s top1 sf force. Your videos help me a lot, thank you!! 💪🏻

[@FNGACADEMY]

that is awesome!!

[@no1fibersplicer525]

I’m retired navy. Not special ops. And this would’ve helped us to be able to teach others (and ourselves). We already just said suck it up instead of making it a learning experience. So watch this even if you’re not going spec war. It will help in your regular military career! Thanks for the video

[@marcoromine4952]

Next video can you talk about using the restroom in selection

[@superplusextra9634]

It's always good to be able to perform under sleep deprivation but don't seek it people it can cause many problems from injuries to family/friend relationships.

[@FNGACADEMY]

exactly

[@masonwilkes7000]

Falling asleep in that class while taking the psych evaluations and drawing lines all over the place 😭😭😭

[@FNGACADEMY]

lol

[@joshualittle877]

They do it intentionally in SFAS. They will smoke you all day into the night then put you in a dark or dimly lit class room and give you an MMPI Pych evaluation followed by interview. It's a very common tactic to break down resistance to interrogation. I have applied to NYPD and various other agencies after military service they all do some version of it.

[@Tacit_Tern]

This is better advice than the usual quip of "Just sleep when you're dead".

[@FNGACADEMY]

i try to avoid the typical cool guy mottos lol

[@trainer1]

I dunno, sometimes it's used to represent the attitude of embracing the suck. Basically to buck up.

[@thenewwhitewolf5160]

I'm training to be a SEAL, keep making these videos man and I'll keep watching them💯

[@FNGACADEMY]

get after it!

[@xArtoriasTheAbysswalker]

A few years back my unit was getting ready to leave Morocco, and some of us lucky guys got to go straight from a training exercise where we got very little sleep for a few days to the tarmac. That day I used a water bottle as a pillow (Vertically) it was one of the best naps of my life.

[@FNGACADEMY]

lmao! the body just shutting down and forcing sleep is the best

[@0fficer47]

In a weird way I get sleep deprived working the beat on midnights in Chicago. Some times I get snappy. sometimes my wife gets it, sometimes my partner gets it. I really try to push through it but there is a human side in all of us and can peak out. Otherwise great video bud see you in the next one. Thank you for what you do!

[@grimm2085]

Another great video, thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@FNGACADEMY]

My pleasure!

[@gotmikl3075]

I fell asleep standing up in basic training. On fire watch, against the concrete. It happens to the best of us, even if you train hard. Be a hard worker and help the people around you and they will be more inclined to want to keep you when the dust settles. Good luck!

[@kablek2741]

Hey Buck Big fan You have helped me a lot and I'm looking forward for more help from an expert like you man You are my role model man

[@FNGACADEMY]

glad to help brother!

[@dustinstone5002]

Yeah I get drunk sleepy and joking and then I’m irritable as hell… appreciate the video I hadn’t thought of it this way. Thanks buck!!! :)

[@FNGACADEMY]

you bet!

[@kiloghost8920]

Even as a regular infantryman, Ive dealt with sleep deprivation so many times. Every time I had to deal with my guys loosing their shit because of how pissed we all were. I basically made a career out of keeping it mellow while everyone else is loosing their shit. All while trying to keep the guys calm.

[@dinger_daddy3671]

Just swore in at MEPS last week, and shipping in January for USAF CCT. Sleep deprivation will definitely be one of the next things to train for

[@ctb3386]

Awesome video. As always.

[@FNGACADEMY]

I appreciate that

[@robintherunner8709]

Another brilliant video Buck. Can you make a video telling us about your weapon on the wall behind you?

[@FNGACADEMY]

will do i took the old one down to make it better

[@Rogeramirez]

Working in the film industry people have to face sleep deprivation regularly (12 to 24 hours of activity)Most of the military issues are similar to those that you encounter on set. We have to pay attention to details, foresee dangers and needs constantly, and keep everyone safe and in an environment of camaraderie. Self awareness is very important to behave right.

[@tylergooden2183]

Making movies is similar to a military operation, except those which that you’re being shot at

[@boblynch2802]

When I was in the Navy I did almost three days with no sleep. It was a very weird experience, I entered this zone where I was sort of jazzed up almost felt like my body was buzzing. Then when I finally hit the rack I could not sleep for a bit and it took more than a couple of days to recover.

[@nobeldecker3049]

otr truck driver , 20 years, it's amazing what you can get used to. The kids are taking the shot to enlist , very very sad , foreign legion , same way, Chinada, New Chinland , Commistralia , same . Gird your loins boys

[@eschus2057]

When I have been sleep deprived it’s always while driving. I have seen a girl run across the road, or a tree falling over the road.

[@shelwill3703]

I’ve seen a purple bear. That’s my que to stop driving 😂

[@tronalddump2462]

I dig your videos. I can actually stand listening to you. Easy to understand and informative ℹ Subscribed. Do some videos reviewing different firearm products or guns themselves. Maybe setup recommendations... Sidearms and primary weapon(s) We wanna know / learn from an expert! 🧐 Anyways, keep it up!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks dude and welcome!

[@gerjerwal]

Awesome video buck! It would be awesome if you can talk about the what now for SF now that the war in Afghanistan is over

[@waclac]

I’ve been sleep deprived before. I was up all day and also worked 3rd shift so I was up all night. I got off work and got a call from my mom to help her move furniture because she got a new couch. which was a 40 min drive away. I helped her load it and such. she offered food for me helping and I was so tired I literally told her I don’t want food just take me to my apartment. I’ve been up around 30 hours by that point. BOY let me tell you when I hit that bed my body was vibrating like I was floating in an ocean doing a wave effect I’ve never experienced before. best sleep I ever had

[@alexsmart5452]

Got through RIP with a dozen Addrell, but that was in 91'. Different time.

[@cavemanlovesmoke4394]

Good info man !!!

[@FNGACADEMY]

Appreciate it!

[@A.S.028]

I thought I knew what being tired was but apparently I forgot because my kids when they were infants kicked my ass being up all night with one and all day with the other.

[@kylercluff6456]

going into meps on Wednesday to take a physical and enlist as a 13F with option 40. What injury prevention practices would you recommend while physically preparing for RASP?

[@FNGACADEMY]

I would hit up 18A fitness tell him Buck sent you, he will get you trained up right

[@orion8981]

13F schoolhouse currently has a RASP preparation program run by a regiment guy. You'll have fun.

[@kylercluff6456]

@@orion8981 awesome, thank you!

[@TxHaNk28]

Biggest thing is to go in already in shape. RASP is a lot of running and if Monte is there it’s a lot of writing the rangers creed. Make sure you shins are used to running and stretch your lower back, hamstrings, and ankles as much as you can

[@kylercluff6456]

@@TxHaNk28 will do, thanks!

[@solaban8222]

I remember looking at an asphalt conveyer on the side of the road and thinking wow a brontisorous, you don't see that every day...

[@jerryj3047]

Sad part is my friend told me this going to happen he is Pashto and he works at the gas station. We used micro naps as much we could. After a while, you learn how can fall asleep in a second

[@FNGACADEMY]

very true

[@gunman155555678]

Jerry J you’re a boss!

[@andrewb325]

Next November will determine whether we learned anything from this mess. If not I fear for our future. The current situation in Afghanistan is a symptom of the wrong direction we have been heading recently in almost every aspect of our society, to include our military.

[@ledzeppelinzoso]

So like how do you pull back alittle bit, when your cranky? Do u have any tips or methods, mental exercise?

[@bigrodney248]

Man.. staying up all night and drinking code red mtn dew. those were the good ole days

[@FNGACADEMY]

lmao

[@iRacerJared]

The physical stuff I would always push through but the mental stuff and sleep deprivation I could never keep my cool.

[@forwardsson]

Buck bring back the outro bro!

[@zexetttwitch9781]

I regularly get less than 6 hours of sleep, its bad I know. But do you think this would help me deal with sleep deprivation in training such as Navy SEAL training?

[@danf6975]

By the way there are some scientific predictors for the physiology of how you will perform under sleep deprivation I took part in a study many moons ago for this. Sample size was fairly small bye they checked for a lot of different factors not just one or two and I can give you interesting details on the findings that are still written on paper before the advent of the Internet

[@FNGACADEMY]

id be interested to see that study

[@stevedunn2635]

I once fell asleep on a pile off rocks, to me it felt like I was in a hotel suite.

[@FNGACADEMY]

i know that feeling lol

[@Lcirilo10]

Yo buck. Just enlisted as 11x, was trying hard for option 40 but said they couldn’t do it no matter how much I pushed it. Should I have waited or what should I do? 22 with a 114 GT score.

[@joshsalud9257]

It’s hard to get into Batt as an infantryman currently. They over 100% strength for infantrymen in Regiment, best way if you don’t get an Option 40 while in OSUT is earning your Ranger tab and see if you can walk onto to RASP

[@DR-mk2in]

Are you allowed to use your own ruck in selection if it meets requirements or is everyone forced to use molle 2 or Alice?

[@FNGACADEMY]

no sfas you use issued

[@joshualittle877]

SFAS generally has a packing list they do a layout inspection day one. The quickest way to get sent packing is not have something your supposed to or have something your not supposed to. The Ruck that all that packing list is packed into is the most obvious so you want to have exactly what the list tells you. The Army adopted newer rucks over the course of the war. Most of them sick. The standard Alice Ruck has been arround a long time because it works. Keep in mind the Army has about 497,000 people only about 50,000 are Infantry and only 5000 are Special Forces and that means what Big Army uses may not be good for everyone, so SF may still be using the Alice Ruck. Alice Rucks have been modified and customizes for years by companies like Tactical Tailor those they might let you use but make sure before you ever show up.

[@karlstrauss2330]

What’s your take on energy drinks or prescription stimulants that keep you awake to combat sleep deprivation? For me during Infantry OSUT I smuggled some caffeine pills from the PX and it made routine patrols late at night a lot more manageable lol

[@FNGACADEMY]

caffeine helps for sure but that risks your career if caught... in SF nothing is worth that risk

[@07torresa]

About how many hours do you go without sleep in SFAS ?

[@JimboLogic]

We all took a standing 20-minute nap leaning against a wall and each other. Good times.

[@janesmith4017]

It is important to know your personal limits. I do not perform well when I am sleep deprived. Some people need 6 to 8 hours of sleep a night.

[@FNGACADEMY]

i prefer 8 listen to Mathew Walker on Joe Rogan

[@pyeitme508]

Woah and man I'm sleepy 😴 lol 🤣

[@Last_Chance.]

That's were the GBNT comes into play .

[@hawlikd]

Conducting battlefield operations for the ALOC (S-1), be up for 48 hrs. Not fun!

[@FNGACADEMY]

nope!!

[@jdee2095]

Nothing more violent than a group of highly trained Maniacs.

[@FNGACADEMY]

lmao

[@Grant-ou5qr]

I’m struggling with choosing SF or Rangers. Does SF still get to kick doors in? How often would you say SF does Direct Action stuff?

[@FNGACADEMY]

we do kick doors, and have small units that focus primarily on that

[@noah1322]

Rangers is primarily door kicking and direct action. SF is a little bit of everything. Depending on how old you are, you may also want to consider how long you're willing to spend in training. SF can take nearly 3 years to fully train an SF soldier and they average in late 20s in age, if I'm not mistaken. Ranger is only 10 weeks total (RASP and Airborne) after OSUT, so most of them are early 20s. Just keep in mind that the 75th is no joke. Slack off at all and they will not hesitate to RFS you. You have to remain in top physical shape and their standards are extremely high.

[@SMM_NAA]

First!

[@61sasquatchwilson74]

Been sleep deprived and noticed things seemed to be moving in slow motion.

[@FNGACADEMY]

thatll happen

[@justinj3340]

Do you know of any studies on sleep dep? Would you suggest like 3min micro-naps or any other techniques?

[@FNGACADEMY]

ive never tried micro naps, i bet breathing techniques would be clutch Kevin at 18A Fitness is all over that stuff

[@orion8981]

Sleep deprivation is very much a "individual experiences may vary" type of thing. If I'm up for a long time and need to sleep, any type of micro nap will crush me. I have to run it straight and deal with the migraines as they come. Other people seem to have good luck with them from what I've seen.

[@Reaper6207]

If I could get in, I think I'll be alright. I naturally function on 3 hours of sleep or less. Might be different after getting smoked around the hour every day.

[@Last_Chance.]

Buck you must listen to John kavanaugh with your "win or learn" analogy.

[@FNGACADEMY]

will do!

[@toasterpastries5811]

*How much sleep do you get in the regular army? like in basic training and garrison life*

[@samuelrodriguez2749]

Generally around 8 hours

[@toasterpastries5811]

@@samuelrodriguez2749 that sounds good. I heard it was more like 6-7 hours per night

[@data9594]

It’s not intense. I was infantry in the Marines. In the field you’ll get 3-4 hours but in garrison it depends on you. Most of the time we were on stand by playing call of duty or fighting each other

[@samuelrodriguez2749]

@@toasterpastries5811 yeah some days it is less depending on guard duties or if the DS wakes everyone up for a smoke session.

[@joshualittle877]

Depends. In Infantry basic it's never enough but probably way more than something like SFAS and QCourse. Ranger School is something everyone who has been there will bring up as being the worst. It's a regular Army School run by Training and Doctrine Command its not USSOCOM . Everyone thinks BUDS is bad with Hell Week thats a week with little to no sleep and a constant physical activity. Ranger School is 65 days like 9 week with an average of 3hrs sleep a day if that and heavily restricted food intake as well less than an MRE a day. In BUDS you get plenty of calories during hell week. Also unlike BUDS you aren't doing simple PT during Ranger School you are executing and having to take turns planning and executing complex Infantry Missions and learning new Terrain such as Mountains and Swamps.

[@recon0x7f16]

can you stay up with only coffee in the field ,without the pills to help you stay up.

[@michaeledlin9995]

84 hours the longest I have gone and still function and no drugs other than some coffee. 60 yes old and can still pull 48 and function. Function means to write your name, field strip m16 reassemble Shoot it be on target.

[@FNGACADEMY]

nice!

[@JSol9497]

Are you allowed to drink coffee in sfas or the q?

[@FNGACADEMY]

yes, in sfas use the coffee packets from the MRE's, some people get to eat at the DFAC my class got MRE's only

[@oldhillbillybuckkowalski]

I have made a conscious decision to avoid watching, reading, or listening to any of the Afghanistan coverage, the anger, frustration, sorrow, and feelings of helplessness that it causes is a good way to feel bad and act stupid. I know enough about the situation to understand whats going on, I don't need to confirm it.

[@j03z.d.8]

NTC: Pay attention to those to your left and right as you go through the N.T.C. cycle. You will notice changes in attitude and see another side of personalities. Take note that you unintentionally do the same. As I take note of how the situation will progressively get worse I "embrace the suck" in my own way, I laugh things off as a way to deal with unfortunate events. Find your own way of minimizing frustration, because trust me once you reach multiple days in a row of unfortunate events and interrupted poor sleep you will wish you embraced every bad situation. Learn your weaknesses and incorporate solutions. Adapt.

[@ironhorsemodding8995]

I suppose since I’m watching this video at 3am I’m- uh- preparing 😎

[@damin1916]

Hey Buck I have a question, do you think learning Russian can be of use in a military career? I am interested in literature as a hobby. Also I am concidering learning a foreign language, I started learning Russian a couple of weeks ago and it has been going great. My reason for picking Russian is because of my love for Russian literature and because I have an entire family including 3 brothers who I have never spoken to because they only speak Russian, Turkish and a little Arabic. Thanks in advance, keep it up love your vids man!!!

[@FNGACADEMY]

if you get selected for it in language it would be

[@justaguy4real]

I def do not miss the deprivation, although I did learn how to sleep standing up while in formation, esp with all the BS they have us standing and waiting, and all the hurry up n wait crap

[@FNGACADEMY]

same lol

[@foundingintent1132]

How are we vetting the translators? Are we not taking anyone who practiced baca bazi??

[@robdean704]

When I did the all arms commando course I'm just yomping along absolutely slaughtered just putting one foot in front of the other when I felt I'd been struck by lightning, I'd passed out and ended up missing 2 teeth and having my lips popped and the funny thing was the ds gave me a bollocking for staying down longer than they thought acceptable. Yes I passed, one of 19 from a class of 130. I was young, dumb and proud

[@bear777ce]

Yep

[@sethheaddress2651]

Hey buck since you are the most qualified teacher on this planet lmao, can you train for sleep deprivation?

[@FNGACADEMY]

there may be a way to acclimate, i would only trust someone with a PhD on that though... ill look into it

[@devilmanable]

3 days Is my limit..lost it over toast after being awake driving for 3 days

[@FNGACADEMY]

lmao! that would be about my limit too

[@devilmanable]

@@FNGACADEMY lol...its crazy I started seeing stuff that was not there

[@lemueljohnurbano3705]

Tips start at 4:32

[@JohnnyCrack]

Video starts at 4:29

[@carsonkouts]

who needs sleep when we got Dex am I right

[@SavageListener]

Is that a glow stick?

[@arthurgonzales3991]

🎉

[@resolute123]

It sucks. Never really appreciate the simple act of sleeping till you are sleep deprived. That and toilets and hot showers.

[@FNGACADEMY]

fact

[@g-loctv6114]

fun fact, this also doubles as great marriage advice LOL

[@randomdudeonyoutube.]

You benefit from this video only and only if you're watching this deprived of sleep.

[@FNGACADEMY]

lol

[@FourEyeNghia]

Wonder how the SEALs handle it during Bud/s Hell Week lol. The guys I.met from the Teams alway say that they hallucinate like crazy and seeing shit left and right.

[@FNGACADEMY]

i bet!

[@SirMikeyV]

I used to nap while rucking. Sleep walking pro

[@FNGACADEMY]

Ranger thing lol

[@mantasmalkovich]

I had to stay up for 33 hours and got 2 hours of sleep and I woke up and was yelling at my buddies to grab their shit and go and being an absolute jerk until I ate.

[@matthew5027]

Legit Sleep deprivation while wearing NODs can get very interesting! You WILL see things that aren’t there

[@cavemanlovesmoke4394]

NODs?

[@matthew5027]

@@cavemanlovesmoke4394 night vision

[@orionwill7959]

The wrugoroo🥶🥶