''These are the Military’s Most Classified Paranormal Stories'' | EPIC PARANORMAL SECRET STORIES

[@milsimmusic1318]

Here's a real freak story for you from a marine buddy of mine. He was stationed in 29palms during war games he was post as a guard on station with 5 other guy taking 4on4 6hr shifts. On his off shift his team would go eat and sleep in the barracks. Over a few days on post his squad was experiencing odd dreams of spiders, all of them had the same dreams. On their last night on post they all had a dream of a giant spider dragging them to the far corner of the barracks and eating them. When they woke from the dream they found the Lt hanging from the rafters in the exact spot the spider killed them in the dream. They never told the psych officer over fear of discharge.

[@tylerrathman3536]

Holy shit and that actually happened ?

[@djthakidd1]

This was pretty freaky.. I’m not far from there

[@Mcchrs]

Testing Mind control weapons .. beamed right to your head ...?

[@ImaMonaKnight]

Creepy 😱

[@reapersmind7162]

Thats fucked

[@bobdobbs4358]

I got an eye twitch each time he said "HMMWV" instead of "HUMVEE" lol Ft Riley has been around since before "January 1853". They have tons of haunted spots. Gen Custard has a house there (now a museum) and thanks to his wife's apple pie they have a celebration with all kinds of great apple stuff. they phased out the "horse cav" when they brought in tanks about WW2. because of it My grandpa got reclassed from cav to comunications? Ft Riley is where careers go to die, and leadership loves to let you know how much they love being there...(every side is the wrong side of the bed and you also will find lots of jacked-up soldiers similar to what you see on "McHale's Navy", Sgt Bilko, stripes, etc.. but without the comedy/fun and a bit more WTF and "blue falcon's") Junction city is an interesting place... The only way to describe it is When you wake up on Saturday morning feeling all kinds of great after drinking and doing everything Friday's safety briefing told you not to do.... yeah it's like that LOL

[@dangerousthoughts790]

Great story... but sayin HMMWV instead of “Humvee” kinda hurt my head... also having spent some time at Fort Riley recently, it adds to the creepiness. Just a tip for the doc, googling military jargon can really enhance the immersion of a video.

[@charleshyde6461]

I looked at the comments just to see if it was just me. Lol

[@brittjohnson8053]

thank god, I was screaming Humvee at my computer every time he said it wrong.

[@130shooter1]

haha that was really grating on my nerves man. Glad I wasn't the only one that caught it.

[@fox19delta21]

It's my fault, guys. Don't blame the good Doctor. I shall endeavor to do a better job to clarify military jargon. Apparently, I need to make my stories understandable to 11B LOL!!!!

[@justrobin8155]

@@fox19delta21 fortunately, most of us civilians have at least *heard* a lot of the jargon and can understand it easily enough if it's used. Guess we can thank all of those movies sponsored by the American military. That said, this was kind of interesting. I don't think I have ever heard someone actually say "HMMWV" out loud in a conversational tone. Like, ever. It's almost shocking how ubiquitous "Humvee" has become. Anyway, good work with the actual writing! If you want to keep writing the gear's name out, you could always give a little key somewhere. "HMMWV = Humvee" as well as any other little errors that may be likely. I am not military or police as mentioned, but I used to hunt and find myself remarkably frustrated by the horrible attempts at pronouncing ammunition names.

[@Theknowledgethetruth]

when he called the Bigfoot "hairy mcdingleberry" I completely lost my shit for about fifteen minutes. 😆

[@micahhurst8986]

Me too! I had to cover my mouth because it’s 3:45 am and laughed really loud. 😆

[@Theknowledgethetruth]

@micahhurst8986 I have to wear depends while listening to this narration for fear of soiling myself from laughing to hard🤣

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

The best part of my job in the Corp ( MOS 0 3 1 7 ) or more like my favorite part of the job was hunting and tracking. I grew up in the mountains of Southern West Virginia and join the Corps in 2000 and was chosen to go into the marine scout sniper training program in Quantico Virginia in 2002.because of my lifetime experience of hunting and tracking and just all out being a woodsman, I had the ability to hunt and track small and large game. Whether it be injured from a shot that I took or if I'm tracking it by its paw\hoof prints or blood. Tracking was just something that was common knowledge to my father, brother and I because it's something we had done our whole life. And then after I was chosen to goto Quantico they really and truly honed my skills.before I went to Quantico I had the ability to look at a track and guess an animal's weight within about 25 or 30 lb. I could guess the weight of a human or animal by the angle of the imprint of the track that I was looking at after I honed my skills in my training program. I can tell if a person is right-handed or left-handed by the way they're healed hits the ground. When a person walks, if they walk with the right rear part of their healed down to the ground there right handed if they walk with the left rear part of their heal down to the ground they are left-handed.an ambidextrous person doesn't walk with their ankles out like someone that's left or right handed. A person that's ambidextrous walks more on the right or left outside ball of the barefoot because they have the ability to use both sides of their body and therefore aren't relianton getting lake ridge and thrust from the balls of their feet like a person normally would, they get it from the balls of their feet instead of their heels. I can tell if a person is wounded without leaving blood by the way they're walking. I can tell at what point they were injured by the difference in their print that they leave. This was very important while in the mountains of Afghanistan when we were tracking individual targets. Sometimes we would be on a goat path and tracking someone and then we would go by where avillage is and where multiple people were traveling on that road, I still had the ability to single out that person's footprint because each and every individual personsFootprint is like a fingerprint. Nobody's as the same. They might look exactly alike if you look at them in the dirt but if you look closely you will seevery Minor details. Such as the angle of a tow if they're barefoot or the edge of a shoe or boot might be worn off more than the other. Anyone can do it, it just takes practice.

[@M.H.D.actual]

That description of a cav scout is actually what Cav scouts think they do. It's hilarious. Probably the most entertaining part of this whole story.

[@stephenchampion3354]

Bro right 😂😂

[@pacificshark0178]

Scouts are recon assets not grunts.

[@M.H.D.actual]

@@pacificshark0178 yeah and cav scouts are the only 'recon assets' I've seen that use the ole 'drive around til they get shot at, then attempt to run away but get lost' tactic. This tactic is especially interesting when combined with the equally effective 'call for fire, but I drive through the grid I gave them and wonder what that whistling soun........'

[@dylanmorris7357]

Man today has been a really good day for videos IMO. First listening to the collab between UNIT #522 and Doc and now this. I'm really starting to feel spoiled now lol. Keep up the awesome work Doc.

[@CaseyGray58]

Dylan Morris where can I find the collab?

[@dylanmorris7357]

@@CaseyGray58 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWHbnaeEiMdkidE. There you go and hopefully you enjoy it as well. It's a really good one.

[@jackdare]

Yeah I heard the collab first, pretty good voice acting & sfx imo.. and both have military themes :D

[@AshariyyAqidaRifaiyy]

Can you do a story of someone meeting there identical double. Had it happen to once in high school but what was creepy was that the guy who everyone said looks and mistsked for me was there only that one day and never showed up ever again. I saw him and I couldn't believe it. It was the weirdest thing I ever experienced. He looked at me directly into my eyes. I was speechless. As he passed me he looked at me and kept walking. I told myself I will see him again and then I will speak with him! I never saw him ever again! I always wondered what was that really all about. Can anyone help with this? Because this was the middle of the school year. So by that point everyone knows everyone in the high school, that's why it was even more strange and that he never appeared again. People actually thought it was me! Like for real. Very creepy. I wonder if anyone has heard about that before

[@fox19delta21]

I apologize. I am not, in any sense of the word, a literal author. The good doctor, to his credit, read my story as I had written it. He simply read what I wrote. Any military acronym which may have not been communicated in a way which you did not understand is totally my fault. I will endeavor in the future to be more laymen. I imagine that in this current Covid19 environment, folks would like to hear stories, yeah?

[@ed.pruitt5447]

Right on!!

[@maidenlord6663]

No nono

[@kellyholmes4554]

Thankyou please do!! ❤❤❤

[@keirfarnum6811]

Apparently this narrator didn’t pick up that a “HMMWV” means “Humvee.” Being a Brit civilian, it makes sense. But that’s the kind of thing that could use a little pre-translation. Otherwise, good story. 👍🏻

[@hughgray4199]

That was immediately obvious about the Humvee miss.... but what the heck, it was a good story non the less. @@keirfarnum6811

[@jamesbarnard928]

Excellent as usual. Great narration. Look behind you old stinky is hungry..haha

[@amberwallace2850]

My grandfather was at Ft. Riley just prior to and at the beginning of the US’s involvement in WWII. In his civilian life he was know for his way with horses and breaking and training them. He was in the cavalry until it became mechanized in 1942. He had no interest in tanks and since my grandmother just had my uncle my grandfather volunteered for the paratroopers since the pay was better.

[@mkcollectibles9387]

Tyvvm for these 2 para stories....both were so good !

[@deborahchesser7375]

MRE’s blowin their drawers off 😂 oh man.

[@danny1983ish]

Dr. Creepen's, I have a few ghost stories to do with my own experience as a re-enact or and working on my sisters ship, also got a couple of late great grandfather's from ww2

[@rayfields296]

Sure is

[@brendasmith8939]

Thank you for your play lists. They get me through my dark times. When nothing else works, i just put on the headphones and listen. 💜💜💜

[@terrymorrison1975]

Less than 1000 views! That just doesn't seem normal. Has KZbin possibly un-subbed a few folk? All the best doc, keep 'chillin'

[@jackdare]

KZbin did un-sub me from a few several months ago but idk if it still happens..

[@krazykuz13cmc]

Almost 5k idk what ur looking at?

[@krazykuz13cmc]

Jack Dare no it does. I have been unsubbed from quite a few channels.

[@terrymorrison1975]

Anthony Shanaman at the time of posting there was less than one thousand. By the time I see the docs uploads it is way more. I've seen it over one k in less than a hour. Seemed odd to me, hence the comment. Cheers for the reply buddy. It's sound to actually get a dialogue on KZbin. 🤝

[@brianjohnstone2922]

awesome find these,i find your narration aweome,your voice is really spot on for reading these stories,listening to such stories is only possible if the voice works,thank you for all the effort in making these,awesome

[@IonianSoldier07]

As I lay in my Army barracks, I can only appreciate Dr. Creepen for bringing a good spokey "war story", i just giggle at the HMMWV

[@rickoc3022]

I went to Viet Nam from Ft. Riley. It is nice to know that the ghosties are still around.

[@ezequieln.8957]

I love listening to stories! I listen to a couple of narrators but when I found you and listened to a couple of your stories, to be honest you Sir, Doc. Creepen are my favorite 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I've literally been listening non stop!! Your voice and narration pulls me in as if I was in the stories in RL ! Truthfully the Best!!!

[@WalkerBait]

Nice job doc! I love the way you tell the story. I sometimes end up falling asleep listening to other narrarators, but I always stay awake whilst your telling the tale.

[@Teknofobe]

Fantastic Doc. Gratitude for both the length & the thrill of this story. Very well received. And to both ur good self & all ur subs. Stay healthy.

[@angutimmarikberthelsen]

Hey Dr. I've been really busy in real life doing hunting and fishing. I'm very happy to see all the new contents..

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

Small correction in the story... You will never see any form of recon scout team go in, so-called alone. even when I had a spotter at a high vantage point... The CO would put at least 10 to 20 Marines around the perimeter of the building, high rise or tower that we were in. They've not put one to two men by themselves since Vietnam. The risk is just too high and way way way too many snipers got killed during Vietnam because of unfamiliar terrain, because there's no jungle in Americaand you need to stay focused on targets with eyes and ears and smell and your spotter is your alternative of all of that and when you're solely focused on targets you can't pay attention to anything else. So that way when you got 10 to 20 guys within 50 yards of your position, you can be confident that you are safe and Soley focus on the targeted area. Sheeeyyoooot... Semper Fi Y'all!!!

[@fox19delta21]

The Call Of Duty crowd has spoken!

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

@@fox19delta21 I hear you call of duty b****** all the time running your mouth acting like you know what you're talkin about just because it's in a video game. But see that's the difference between you and me. I've actually been there and done that. 2000-2007 MOS 0 3 1 7 As soon as you said thatthat I was acting like nobody knows what a Vulcan is...I knew that you were talking from experience of video games. I've sit and watch my nephew's play that game and do you realize how much b*******goes into their weapons in that game?it's like a fantasy world. The base weapon that they're using, some of them are actual weapons but all the attachments that they have on themand why the sites look on the guns the way they sound the way they fire everything is horseshit.

[@markburnside9477]

I was stationed at an Army base that had a haunted Confederate fort in the off limits area. I patroled this area in the daytime. Even us MPs never went there at night. True story.

[@tomhollberg9851]

Ever since the "Wierd shit I've seen as a marine" series got popular I've seen an increase in military stories by narrators.

[@turtleanton6539]

Its a deriative genre full of copycats.

[@tomhollberg9851]

@@turtleanton6539 Indeed.

[@ashleyhale6214]

Where can I find that series?

[@tomhollberg9851]

@@ashleyhale6214 NaturesTemper has a great narration of the series on his channel, though it does end kind of suddenly.

[@lizlute558]

Veterans still don't speak on that Linda shit.........still.

[@keithmccready3158]

Most excellent! I especially liked the Scout stalking the big stinky ghillie suit guy.

[@anthonymcmahen158]

🤫ssa ass asa😉 love this one Doc! Awesome story and narration as always! Thank you!

[@butterballin]

For the record doc I fucking LOVE that you said hmwv Thanks for the spooks and giggles 😂✨

[@coryagerton6511]

12mins posted and almost 400 views?? Yeah-we don't anticipate your uploads at all-😉😄😄👌

[@CaseyGray58]

Cory Agerton is this the hubby or the wife 🤨 funny the things you take note of when you’ve been around long enough 😅

[@coryagerton6511]

@@CaseyGray58 😌 sorry I missed your comment somehow-it's Mrs. C Agerton-this acct is Premium-no ads w/ screen off play ability-I usually float in the comments under Silent Succubus 1Life 1Love ...I think 80% of my time & 100% of comment interaction is within the horror community-always play creepy pastas at the junction of end of day & the lucid realm! 😉

[@matthewmohri9990]

Great story as usual brother. I dig your diversity and ability to draw us the listeners in. Peace and much luck onto you and your family. Werewolves are assholes! LOL Can't wait for another story from that series.

[@BenCDBrown]

Hum vee just say hum vee for the love of the gods.

[@jackdare]

I prefer the civvy 'hummer' ;P

[@cassiemcfarlane1340]

I thought the same thing 🤣😂🤣😂. Poor Dr Creepen. The author should have anticipated readers might not have military lingo knowledge. HMMWV x how many mentions??? 🤦

[@OriginalDonutposse]

Public service announcement for horror narrators: Hum-vee azz-vab dee dee two fourteen

[@butterballin]

Devin Collins I want you to know I appreciate this comment v much 😂

[@SquareWheelMedia]

I think it was the author trying to sound knowledgeable with the correct terminology. He hasn’t taken into account how it would sound read aloud

[@bryangeist8608]

At night at at Ft Riley the coyotes come out in the droves! You can hear them all around you, but could rarely see them. Spent many nights out there. Freaky.

[@tavorisejones8018]

The creeps be creepen Missed ya dr.creepen, it's good to be back

[@noemirios7902]

😤😤😤 quality quarantine story time 👌🏻

[@lucasbrown4981]

Well, funny enough i'm currently stationed at Fort Riley 1st ID 1ABCT. Thank you for this story and much love as always Doc ❤

[@Quamax.]

Love your channel & my favorite go to horror channel! Keep up the good work 👊

[@greenwitchinc.1682]

6:36 "The Sergeant forgot to bring the radios"? Wowza. That dude does suck at his job. I mean like, real bad. Fun story though. Great voice work as always.

[@terrydavis8451]

27:01 I was stationed at Ft. Sill Oklahoma we were walking past Geronimo's grave and the whole platoon heard horses.

[@72139]

The first story was one of the most terrifying stories I’ve ever heard ! On an unrelated note I have an irrational fear of consonants !

[@jnokomis]

Fingers are crossed too. Liked the reference to the jerky commercial. I actually am sharing that jerky with my dogs hahaha. I did pay Unit a visit. See you soon dearest Dr

[@mitchellboling3339]

Thank you, Doc. Hope you and yours are well.

[@gdragonsgirl8273]

I love these kind of stories😊😊🤭. You are definitely my favorite story teller Doc 💕. As always you ROCK 💪😘

[@stevietricks]

Agree with you on that Dr, looking forward to hearing more from this writer. Nice little stories them. Thanks again good sir (Doffs hat)

[@theformersmartguy1690]

The usa military has a documented procedure that will probably never be used it's about how to respond to a major paranormal event in short when a major paranormal scenario happens they send a few armed teams to guard a perimeter around the area and any civilians are grabbed for medical and mental health evaluations and depending on what the paranormal event details could be sent to a priest of different religions or an exorcist after/during this another group of armed teams are being briefed on the known information of the events and are briefed on exploring the area to find and rescue civilians and discover the origin of the supernatural activity and the team is supposed to be tolded that they will most likely die and see things that will haunt them for the rest of their lives (this procedure was made with no intent of ever being used it was only made as an example for other procedures and the creation of them but if a major paranormal event was to happen it would be the procedure used)

[@tamarahunte3819]

I love all your stories can't get enough 👍🏾

[@1987phillybilly]

Made this old cav scout smile!

[@AcM.5233]

Good Doctor. I have to be honest here. I listen to A LOT of audio stories every day as I'm a Lineman and we are in our Bucket Trucks 4-6 hours of our 14 hour days. You have to be THE BEST narrator of ALL creepy pasta type people doing this. I also listen to you at night to fall asleep. You and Nature Temper (2nd only to you) are my go to channels. That being said, I can not place the accent. It almost seems 1800s London. Bunny anyway, compared to people like mr creeps (I swear he's coping your channel) sounds like nails on a chalkboard and balls still haven't dropped and I just want to punch those people. Anyway, just a wholehearted thank you for all your hard work doing these stories.

[@honeysantiago7891]

Thank you, Doc... This is an awesome story! I needed a break from all that is going on right now, around the world, so I definitely appreciate all of your hard work to provide these amazing stories for us. As always, Good Sir, I am sending you so much love and many, many blessings,,,, but most of all, I am wishing you good health and happiness. xoxoxoxoxoxo 💞💞💞💞💞

[@b.dolphin]

Very good stories. I have 1 1/2 commute to work and these stories are just the ticket to help me get where I need to go. Great job, I might get a t- shirt.

[@davidwoodard4113]

I'm glad I'm not the only one sitting here listening and repeating over and over, "Humvee Damnit. Just say humvee."

[@irena4545]

The second one was pure gold - though, in the comedy department rather than horror :D

[@jeffadampreston]

I'm a simple man. I see a new Dr. Creepen video, I click on it.

[@bangablesnowbeast]

I was just talking to one of the drivers at work (UPS) about these today! 🤩

[@matthewmorrison9932]

Great storytelling! Love the recon.

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

LMBO. He said " ol' tall dark and stinky is going to keep me from getting back to the starting point on time." LOL

[@DairyFarmerDave]

Really enjoyed listening tonight doc, sleep well

[@joleenphillips2415]

:) it's always a good day to listen to Dr Creepen Sasquatchbigfoot thing! LMAO

[@Somebody.is.Nobody777]

Good to watch when your sleepy or when going to sleep!

[@KyleKthulhu1031]

Can confirm from two close childhood friends who've spent multiple years at big red one. There is some spooky shit there. KS native

[@chrisdennis2804]

I spent 2 years at ft Riley grabbed my attention right out the gate

[@ed.pruitt5447]

Hoorah good story thanks Dr creepen

[@DeadManTalkingsForestOfFear]

Wow that was a masterpiece my friend! 5 ☆☆☆☆☆

[@danjoaquin1571]

As a former cavalry scout I approve this message

[@pacificshark0178]

Scouts Out

[@danjoaquin1571]

@@pacificshark0178 maybe we should make a horror story based on Fiddlers Green

[@pacificshark0178]

@@danjoaquin1571 that would be awesome. I think it is pretty funny because I'm currently stationed at Riley.

[@danjoaquin1571]

@@pacificshark0178 no kidding!!!

[@danjoaquin1571]

@@pacificshark0178 the whole camping before the gates of hell, death before dismount and emptying your canteen. It would make a pretty sweet creepypasta

[@dstrong5897]

Thank you, Doctor. Need good distractions from virus worries.

[@kittyeverhart380]

Yay! Ready with one of my favorite drinks, vodka neat with a splash of fresh squeezed lemon. ❤️

[@CaseyGray58]

Kitty Everhart I like your hair

[@kittyeverhart380]

Casey Gray thank you 😊

[@mrdark9916]

the H-M-M-W-V shit was just killing me ROFL love ya dude, but its a damn HUMVEEEEE hahaha

[@museysmoderndreadfuls]

Great one, Doc!

[@Zucca101]

This one is making me pass gas in my sleep! I won’t have any luck with that exotic dancer from Tiger Island...

[@scottvandenhemel6327]

Great stories and narration once again

[@tomatoknuckles]

Love these kinda stories,epic content doc🤙

[@ghostofrecon1]

I was actually a scout in the army. That is an actual training exercise. Well, save the Bigfoot. Never saw one of those.

[@alexweir1373]

love this. thanks to doc and writers. a million thanks and gallons of glenlivet!

[@dianamilner8554]

Totally loved these. Tha k you. Ready for next one on my night shift

[@christy76840]

That was an awesome story. I hope there's more of that one to

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

I can't believe I've never heard of any Afghani giant creepypastas on here. Every single village that we went to around Kabul and Kandahar and I mean every single village, or pretty much anywhere in Afghanistan that we exchanged information or a info from with or to goat herders in the mountains always told us to beware of what they called blood heads or blood arms. They said that there are giants in The Afghani mountains that have been there for thousands of years. They talk about flood that happened around 3950 years ago.as I sit and listen to them I started to realize that they were talking about the flood that the God of the Jews and of Abraham Isaac and Jacob is who they were talking about. I thought they were talking about a local flood. But when our interpreter ask them if it was a flood from the riversor where did the water come from and they said those water came from the sea and covered the mountains. But they said it wasn't a tsunami, they said it was like taking a glass of water and filling it just below the very top and then slowly push your finger down in the water and that's how the water rose up over the land was slowly over about 40 days. And then when I went back and read what Genesis says, it says that it rain for 40 days and 40 nights. All over Afghanistan at the tops of the mountainswhere people don't live there because of the temperatures and it's just a desert mountain range, you can kick rocks around and see fossils everywhere and I mean absolutely everywhere. Every couple of feet you'll see a bone fragment or a tooth or something like a fern in a rock or a bug on a rock but fossilized. They said whenever the water rose up, the animals had nowhere to go so they went to the tops of the mountains and that's where there's all of those fossils at the tops of the mountains because we're all the animals went up to the tops of the mountains and had nowhere else to go.

[@MrSpanks]

The fossils are A LOT older than 4000 years old dude!

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

@@MrSpanks the people living there know there history brother

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

@@MrSpanks how do you figure the fossils are A LOT older. In most sediment it takes about ten thousand years for something to fossilize (bones turn into rock) but in sand or similar sediment bunk and fossilized in about 2500 to 3,500 years especially if it's a more moist sediment. Just look at the mammoth's that they found in Siberia that's around 6,500 years old that's fossilized.

[@auxrenard]

The global flood is not even theoretically possible. If you melt every piece of ice and turn water vapour from the atmosphere into water that still wouldn't be enough to cover the entire land mass of this planet with water. The whole Noah story is absurd and obviously a myth, a cool myth nevertheless (if you exclude the global genocide).

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

@@auxrenardyou're right there isn't enough water on the surface to cover all the way up to the highest mountain. But if you remember in 2017 scientists found 7 times the amount of the water on the surface underneath the crust.and then if you read in the Bible in Genesis it says that God opened up The fountains of the deep.when you look that up in Hebrew, which is what the Old testament was written in, it means to literally break the ground open and let the water come up. the global genocide was the best part of it because it wiped out an entirely wicked race of people that was sacrificing and eating their own children. That is a global fact. How do you explain every single culture in the world having the same story of a global flood from six different continents around 4,000 years ago? You know every major mountain range around the world has my skeleton graveyards on the highest points of them?Because when the flood happened the animals ran to the tops of the mountains to get away from the water.and if you don't believe in God and you don't believe anything the Bible says and you think it's just a mess then you're never going to believe the truth of what the Bible says.first of all let's say according to what we know about physics and things like that, no it's impossible for Noah's ark to happen and a global flood to happen.but when you put in a being that is eternal that's never started and never stop he's always existed and that can literally speak entire galaxies and star systemsinto existence and take a little bit of water and dirt and make a man and breathe into his nostrils and caused him to come to life... When you consider that, that is the one who caused the flood, I don't think that it would be too hard for himcollect all the animals that he wanted to go into the ark as babies, not as adults as the Bible says. The Bible states that they work full grown and if you think about it if God can speak galaxies into then I don't think he would have a problemgathering up a few animals and taking a 600 year old man that took a hundred twenty years to build the ark in the middle of the desert where it never rained before and put these animals on the ark and save them to repopulate the planet. It just blows me away that peoplethink just because he comes from the Bible that it's a myth or it's something made up by man. Also the fact that the stories of the Bible, can be referenced by all these other civilizations around the world... Especially the flood account.

[@tomhellert4125]

nice job doc as a x-something or other-i can say it was an interesting depiction of the scout test ...NICELY read

[@wayneryan871]

I really enjoyed the stories. Thank you.👍

[@MissMiaAfroGoddess]

One of my favorites, thank you ❤

[@RailGunZ-wf1df]

Haha. I was a 19D Cavalry Scout. No Bigfoot on night land navigation but big wild boar once in Germany. Mean beasts.

[@mrsmurray7949]

Evening Doc, stay safe peeps!

[@sagetscippio8878]

👍🏿👍🏿 only thing that got me was the mispronunciation of HUM-VEE lol, good read, Doc!!👏🏿👏🏿✌🏿🙏🏿💯

[@qinjikofoxx5580]

All I see in my head is Jeremy Irons (Scar/TheLionKing) when I listen to you, and I love it.

[@sherwinbuffalo7892]

Hell yeah 😎💪 doc

[@raymondborkowski4290]

💪😎

[@knightwolf949]

Lol, Sasquatch foot, great stories again doc

[@gsmith7147]

When I find myself actually rooting for the character in the story, I KNOW IM READING A GREAT ONE!

[@drjohnmcduffie]

Im actually the first like...thats a first for me!!! That was a " cute " story...was a fun listen!!! Thanks Doc.!!!

[@thomasmoore4723]

Um what is an hmwv. Thought we all called them humvess

[@LadyRenegade77]

I think it might just be a "lost in translation" kind of thing.

[@gsfbffxpdhhdf7043]

Humvee assholio

[@nDjinn1]

Thats whgat they are called - HMMWV. High mobility multi purpose wheeled vehicle or something. Plus he is British :)

[@febreze9283]

RE fan I’ve literally never heard anyone call a Humvee a “hummer”. If you mean civilian Hummers, then yes. But I’ve never heard anyone call a military Humvee a “hummer”.

[@ConfessorEpicness]

High Mobility Multi Wheeled Vehicle or HMMWV (pronounced humvee)

[@barryallenflash1]

Being a mechanic in the Army I used to work on HWWMVees, only we called them HUMVEES!!

[@bryangeist8608]

Wait.....I’m listening to this for the second time and just caught on to the fact that “SSG Sleet” had out of regulation “handlebar mustache”!!! Obviously the writer didn’t have a copy of AR 670-1 handy.

[@Kamaehu01]

The most unbelievable part of this video is that there was a former SEAL who became a cav scout.

[@ur1cat]

I really enjoyed the Bigfoot story. Keep up the good work.

[@warrenreid6109]

The 2nd story was great. I felt as if I was there.

[@Carl-w6z]

Thanks for that message I needed that.

[@robertvanderhoof5283]

Vary cool really liked that. Thanks Doc

[@stevebell7628]

Thanks Doc!

[@hotlinemiami4614]

Good story Dr creepen any advice for a new writer of the horror story's

[@Bigdawg360]

I prefer nonfiction stories the truth . Made up stories are good but really have no point to me

[@nunyabiz8887]

Out freaking standing Doc!

[@bryangeist8608]

Dr Creepin, it’s pronounced Hum Vee not HMMWV. Other than that, great story. I was stationed at Ft Riley for four years. The wife is from the local town outside the post. Lots of history.

[@davidenko2468]

good for another dose of medicine in these troubled times

[@Jose_Cuevas]

Real cool stories