012 MARSOC SPECIAL OPERATIONS OFFICER KYLE MANN | Nick Koumalatsos

012 MARSOC SPECIAL OPERATIONS OFFICER KYLE MANN | Nick Koumalatsos
In this episode, MARSOC Special Operations Officer Kyle Mann joins us to discuss how he started his military career, his thoughts on family and the military, the time spent in the Marines, his view on the vaccine mandate for military personnel, and more.
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Born in Hollywood, Florida, to a Greek father and a Gypsy mother, grew up traveling the United States until settling down for High School in Panama City, Florida. Nick then joined the Marine Corps in 2000 and ended up spending 12 years deploying around the globe supporting the war on terror. He served with 2D Force Reconnaissance, 3rd Reconnaissance Bn, and as a Marine Raider with 2D Raider Bn, Marine Special Operations Command.
Nick now is an entrepreneur, philanthropist, producer, and father of two beautiful women. He and Miss Capra spend their time traveling the globe making videos and telling the stories of the present and past.
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[@kotaboy32]

Fantastic interview. As for the restart, I make it a point to bring on veterans and when I find officers from any branch, I count myself lucky.

[@AKAchillez]

Damn that Arty part cut deep... but I get it with the SPC! Much respect and great interview!

[@AaronRogers-f5e]

Semper Fi fox 2/3 from Grandview mo martain city Born and raised Semper Fi Aaron Rogers

[@AaronRogers-f5e]

And if that's your wife on the show w you sir I'm pretty sure I know her what a small world

[@specialactivitysdivisions.5360]

SOS!!!! Is this really you Bro!!!! Damn dude you are flossin it man beats the cold showers and Rat turds. Glad your doing better then I. I sure miss it man it’s hard

[@NitrogenEyes]

I know for a fact not a single religious exemption was approved at least in Miramar

[@ace101guy]

Kyles wife seems like a freaking alpha female 🤟🏼

[@MarkBravo-r7j]

Thank you God & USMC . I Grew Up on every Coast in the US & Okinawa. I would not live in

[@jeremycox6471]

All wakzines are fubar , we are fearful and wonderfully made. Believe that I didn’t say Jesus did.

[@cm-pr2ys]

Thank you for the video gentlemen. Please keep the MARSOC content coming, people want to know what's going on with the Raiders! Warrant Officers sounds like a great idea because Enlisted Marines want to keep serving in high speed jobs, but as time goes by their bodies get older, they want more money to support their family, and more privileges to enjoy. MARSOC would also see higher retention rates as more Marines have a new way to serve as a Raider. They go to WOBC in Quantico with the regular Marine Corps, get the basic and infantry training, then go back to, say, MSOS for a MARSOC "Warrant Officer" Course before becoming a Team 2IC. Fantastic idea. Imagine how knowledgeable the MARSOC Regimental Gunner could be! It's so nice to see how MARSOC has evolved...getting an MOS for officer and enlisted, having the ability to stay in MARSOC vice being forced to rotate back to the FMF after 5 years, reuniting with the Raider insignia and patch, getting their own chest device, having multiple advanced courses beyond entry level training, Raiders serving in joint and multi-national command billets worldwide, excelling at joint and international training, providing exercise RAVEN as a regularly reoccuring training opportunity for the conventional forces that need it the most, providing an opportunity for select conventional Marines to support MARSOC as a SOCs and CSS, and so on. Raiders have come far and the future looks good for them in my opinion. 1. When will we see the return of the 4th Marine Raider Battalion? They could be the one reserve MARSOC component for Marines that want to slow down from the pace of active duty could choose- instead of losing them to 19th and 20th Group SF. 2. MARSOC's biggest gift to the USMC, and a potentially foolproof way to prevent them from ever coming under risk of being disbanded, would be to give something tangible BACK to the USMC. There must be a way to placate conventional officers and sncos enough to where if they don't like the Raiders, they'll at least leave them the hell alone. Find a way to give those SOF skills that are so special they had to stand up an entirely separate command from the FMF and give those skills to the conventional Corps. A USMC "Commando Course for non Raider Marines may be the trick. Give some of the training taught at 1st phase of ITC to the regular guys. Maybe even throw in some events from A&S and the Recon and Scout/ Sniper Indocs too.

[@boricua1151]

Thats basically AITB. AIC, ISULC, IULC is basically what you learn

[@paulsadlo1061]

How you doing

[@a_soldierz_genetics]

I retired while at Ft Hood, Tx. My daughter had already made friends. So we didn’t wanna move back home, and have her start all over. We ended up taking her out of the public school system because the teachers were floating the kids through. They weren’t doing work in class, no homework, and no testing at all. So we put her in a private school in Temple, Tx. We now pay $1,800 a month just in tuition. If we include all the extra cost, it’s roughly $2,500-$3,000 a month. I had to go back to working in law enforcement just to be able to pay the bills, and get her a decent education. I’ve tried to talk my wife into homeschooling but she won’t do it. Great episode! Much love from Texas🤙

[@j.johnson8360]

Fighting the same battle in the same spot as you Sir only on the Flat Black side. SPIRITUS INVICTUS!

[@slugguy03xx]

Wow such a good podcast “People make a permanent decision on temporary problem” love that shit

[@kingtremaine6232]

Please read the USMJ. You did give up your rights when you join.

[@sheltonpoteat6241]

omg why is it so hard for people to comprehend that KC is in Missouri AND kansas!!

[@michaelsinclair7253]

Nick, take some advice and watch how often you either speak over the end of your guest’s sentences, or interject repeatedly, before they finish their thoughts. It’s constant. It often leads to the topic changing, without ever returning to the topic of discussion, before the interruption.

[@kodakfargo996]

Great episode don’t stop, loving the podcasts

[@barefooted001]

Shout out to all the farmers 🙌

[@illusion-8344]

I *did* work for him 10 years ago... He was a good dude then too. A better Marine than I was.

[@cam_DA_Hawkdriver]

Well my comment was removed. Why? Was this by KZbin or the channel. I left a link about an article in the Army Times and dissent from the Stanley McChrystal days when he resigned under Showbama.

[@NickKoumalatsos82]

Wasnt me. Post it again.

[@enlightenedpreparingep4006]

@James I’ve had to reword a handful of my comments as of late because I noticed my comment did not post. 1A IS LONG GONE! I could go on with this rant but I won’t. The best kept slave is the one who thinks he’s free. 💥👊🏻⚔️🇺🇸✝️☮️

[@specialactivitysdivisions.5360]

@@enlightenedpreparingep4006 free to be Always Forward

[@romantitus3341]

College freshman here. I'm doing PLC in the upcoming summer and well, this interview is boosting my confidence alot.

[@georgecoull1883]

Mann what a legend

[@kbiondo5619]

A fellow Kansas Citian here… grew up in Belton. Came across your channel a week ago, been binge watching ever since. Love your content! Thank you! 🇺🇸

[@EduardoLima]

I learned so much from this interview. Thank you. Praying I am selected on this current OCS board 🙏🏾

[@DoWork316]

Solid interview. I agree and support your decision sir. I believe time will prove you more right than you thought. The Corps lost a good man and that is the bigger issue inna “post” war time military. Its in the ebb times new young nuggets need solid leadership from senior enlisted and good “O’s”. Live well and enjoy your time every sun up and sun down with your family. 🇺🇸

[@falconflames6954]

I’m a freshman in college now doing NROTC as a Marine option on scholarship. I grew up extremely similar to this guy, and hearing his story really makes me want to be able to reach out and contact him about some specific questions and various stuff regarding competitiveness for selection etc. I run track at my university aswell, and grew up in rural Missouri on a farm. I know that this is a long shot, but if anyone has his contact info I would greatly appreciate it. Absolute beast of a human.

[@marcuse7261]

How’s that going I plan on joining NROTC in the fall this year

[@terry7491]

Of the 6 infantry officers in my battalion that went to A&S (3 peer groups worth) 2 were selected. Of the two that were selected 1 was an top tier dude who was physical tough and mentally strong as well as humble and extremely intelligent. The other that was selected was a smart dude but cocky and IMO selfish. Those that weren’t selected 1) legit dude but old with 3 kids. likely would have struggled with optempo (Went recon and is extremely happy) 2) Extreme team player but to rigid and a little weird. 3) no common sense, low people skills, extremely intelligent. 4) I didn’t know too well but my buddies who did said he was a duck/selfish. Unfortunately not all who want to go to A&S will get a seat. Sometimes it’s no fault of their own. Other times it is. Timing can certainly screw you. Other times your battalion Xo. And certainly you can screw yourself. Don’t discount recon. Completely different mission set. But it can extend your platoon time if that’s what you enjoy. Good luck

[@dalehenry4694]

God Bless Kyle and family,he is a real hero 🇺🇸

[@sheltonpoteat6241]

i am in owe that you all are from my stomping grounds.

[@terry7491]

I had nightmares during MOS selection week. I woke up multiple nights after dreaming of becoming an adjutant. Thankfully I was able to go to IOC.

[@lamartruth6601]

I hate in these interviews how they just throw out acronyms and keep it moving.

[@maxcullen3427]

Super interesting video from English civvie major respect to u all great chat just natural and informative thanks

[@wildbill60]

🇺🇲💪💯

[@native9275]

Much love from KC,MO

[@styxrf]

"Do you think there's a lot more people that "got the shot""... no comment... but you're beholden to boosters, and you can't comply your way out of illegal mandates. Appeal is pending... 3 weeks past when I was supposed to get a response. Edit: my question to my guys: do you want a leader who is willing to compromise their morals and conscience?

[@waynehearst317]

as a happily married, straight male...I will say this guy is a triple threat: handsome, smart and capable!

[@anthonyprogress]

Cody is the man tho.

[@CheapSeats]

Great podcast. Brutally honest in all facets of the conversation.

[@paulsadlo1061]

Man when I watched this I let the tear drops flow and they flowed hard

[@laxbroflow151]

About to head to TBS this was a great podcast

[@Fng_1975]

This was a good interview. Thanks for sharing your experiences and knowledge.

[@JFord1234]

Seen you on Mike Drop..... Subscribed......great show

[@amcaleav]

I wonder if we go to same vfw

[@brettmcleandohmen9876]

Amazing Podcast learned a ton thanks!!!

[@LibCon1980]

Thanks!

[@MightyPacMan]

I plan on becoming one after college, any advice that I should be prepared for ?

[@styxrf]

Yeah. Don't. Don't join the military right now. Don't sell your body and soul to these immoral people. It is a fundamentally different organization than the one I joined a decade ago.

[@MightyPacMan]

@@styxrf toxic leadership ? Is it that bad ?

[@luissanchez6864]

I wasnt an officer or a Raider but there us a lot of toxic leadership in the Marine Corps and that may be worse in the higher tier of the military. That being said, dont let that deter you, it may be the reason you dont do 20, but with that you meet so many people, make so many memories and learn so much. Enjoy the journey.

[@specialactivitysdivisions.5360]

Yeah bring a 5 gallon tub of Vaseline so when you get phucked over it won’t hurt as much , oh also Welcome to the Marines. First to fight first to get phucked #GreeksAreAlwaysForward

[@terry7491]

Toxic leadership lives everywhere. The enlisted ranks, officer ranks, and all over the civilian work force. All in all the most toxic leader I have ever worked for was my second company commander during my Xo time. Second is the first CEO I worked for in the civilian world.

[@helloharry1418]

Awesome

[@bobobo2224]

Stop saying "expecially". Sound like a child