''These are the Military’s Most Classified Paranormal Stories: Vol. 2'' | PARANORMAL SECRET STORIES

Today’s phenomenal military stories are ‘Artillery vs. Mythology’, ‘Unknown Contact Over the Tonkin Gulf’ and ‘I Pray Your War Has Ended’, original works by Taxi Dancer, kindly shared with me via my sub-r-ddit for the express purpose of having me exclusively narrate it here for you all.
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[@RyanVJones]

Very good

[@lachlanrivers546]

Love your voice my guy. Always helping me sleep. Thank you

[@purplevladgirl6888]

Lovely to hear your narrations, they’re keeping me sane, cheers and keep well DC and all the peeps that read comments!

[@Teknofobe]

Well said. And dont forget ur own self.

[@augustcoleman5563]

instaBlaster.

[@ruthwalton3457]

Thankyou 😍😘

[@Jose_Cuevas]

Awesome awesome awesome stories

[@scottvandenhemel6327]

Great stories and narration once again.

[@dylanmorris7357]

Amazing job on this one as always Doc. I love these classified, paranormal military stories.

[@ericharrison7518]

None of these or the ones in volume one would be considered classified.

[@michele99508]

This one was definitely one of your best. In my top 5!

[@knightwolf949]

Now that explains why Bob Ross use to find pleasure in beating the paint brush against the easel😠, great stories again doc 👍, stay safe out there

[@TraceTehSavage]

Falling asleep to this voice is the best

[@michele99508]

TraceTehSavage I seriously thought I was the only one. 🤣

[@janetlieb2507]

Me too!❤

[@narouk2633]

Every night

[@Denthedutchmann]

keep,s me awak..

[@wcazz7787]

Well I’m excited!!!!!!

[@CNinjaa]

24:20 that hit me right in the feels. What a grand gesture and heartening act of comradery 😊

[@krisroland7739]

I truly enjoy each and every narration you articulate with an eloquence most wish they were capable of. Thank you for taking your time to entertain us. May you and your family be blessed each and every day.

[@bertramgunn]

Love this stuff NYC still here and in Good health God bless you all

[@PamelaBoyer]

Awesome ✝️🇺🇸❤️🌹

[@dragan2324]

Haha, Artillery vs. Mythology sounds so true, it reminds me of my Filipino grandparents. My dad told me seriously that they see "shadow people" around the country property where they live, and I thought he was pulling my leg, so later I asked my grandma about it and she didn't even hesitate and casually told me "yeah if you see them just tell them 'God bless you' and don't mind them." Just like, "yeah it's no big deal, case closed." These days when I visit, I keep my head on a swivel when I walk back to my car at night. Once I've got the engine on I'm out of there! Just recently, late in the middle of the night, my grandfather got up to answer a knock on the front door. He opened the door and nobody was there, and suddenly he felt cold and felt his hair stand up. He said, to the open doorway, "Come inside! Come in!" and then shortly after he closed the door and went back to bed. This, he tells me, is because you must be respectful to the dead.

[@rammuertoanimations4664]

My favorite narrator doing a story bout my country the Philippines? ? Perfect home quarantine content!! 👌 The outdated military equipment is spot on btw 😂

[@Smith-Secured]

Ram Muerto Stories you mean state ?

[@custodianguard749]

@@Smith-Secured i wish. Pain in the ass having to deal with visa shit.

[@nikkilynne38555]

I love the military stories and when they are told with your golden voice it just can’t get any better. Take care of yourself and your family during these trying times.

[@joshquivey6990]

Nice and refreshing to hear a ghost story with a happy ending every so often.

[@hillhippie1106]

Favorite narrator- love his voice and fascinating story telling

[@joleenphillips2415]

Hey, Dr. Creepen. Glad to hear your voice. It's been a rough week. Good to have a smoothie narration to soothe the rough days. Thank you

[@adntina]

These stories were beautiful & I'm crying!! Thank you for sharing these with your amazing narrating skills xxx

[@scottstreeter9123]

You are by far one of if not my absolute favorite readers! - Love the stories and the way you tell them!

[@spcmartin420]

Robert Norman Ross, United States Air Force, Enlisted, Medical Records Technician. I had to Google it, thought others might want to know.

[@shawndale3626]

Bob was awesome, I remember seeing his show on P.B.S. as a kid. It was good times!

[@jim7466]

@@shawndale3626 thank you

[@jim7466]

Junk u u ummuumuuou u uuuuu

[@Jourell1]

I know the situations aren't really similar but the way the author described Bud made me think of my grandfather. He served as an inflight mechanic on Lancasters during WWII and was one of the most unassuming, kindest men you could ever hope to meet. He never really spoke of his service, i only found out a lot of the stories about him during that time after he passed away.

[@donaldhollis7240]

Wow! That 2nd story brought back memories for me... I served '01-'06 on the LHD-6, the successor of CVA-31, the Bon Homme Richard.😁

[@oralearamsey7377]

I really enjoyed this batch. Being a veteran and having a half Filipino sister I really can relate. Thank you. And that silky voice helps.

[@TheNukedNacho]

Awesome to hear a story from my country being narrated by an amazing reader. Take my like

[@Shadowcub69]

Your voice in these troubled times is its own medicine.

[@keithmccready3158]

I just stumbled on your channel the other night and I am very pleased with the content and the tone of your voice. These are excellent stories. Keep up the good work!

[@maidenlord6663]

These are awesome I really wish you would do more of them

[@AntaresTwo6]

Filipino culture: everyone is your family. I remember calling those older than me: Kuya (brother) or Até (sister) For adults who were friends with my mother I called them either: Tito (uncle) or tita (aunt).

[@punkinazz69]

Three enjoyable stories! Always nice to know the customs and language of the land when traveling. Thank you, Doctor Creepen! ;D

[@dondawson2174]

This is the only DR I enjoy listening too...

[@Eldagusto]

Being Filipino American I can relate to being estranged from the mothertongue. Good ep. I'll check the 522 collab haven't poked into his stuff in a minute.

[@stevietricks]

Not had chance to listen till now but really great stories, can't wait for the rest. Thanks again good sir (Doffs hat)

[@cruelmilk4465]

I love these stories!

[@Stephanie-bj4oj]

I very much enjoyed the one about the lady ghost the fact that she told him 'thank you'. Now her spirit is able to rest. I think that's wonderful !!!!!

[@jamesmason8052]

👋😷

[@bettyblu8115]

Loved the military stories. Thank you for your wonderful narration of some truly great stories. Hoping everyone listening and you and yours are safe and well. xx

[@cassieg.5742]

Hi Doc, I’m in my favorite lounge chair. Listening to my favorite narrator ❤️, great scary👹 story as usual. Stay Well, Stay Safe, my friend. Cheers 🍻

[@jnokomis]

"Grandma got around a lot." Sounds like a bit of my family history, had some ladies who would be mighty friendly for a few dollars.

[@ns0557212]

@Heyward Shepherd o snap you tell em!

[@stangarrison9561]

These military paranormal videos are great!

[@jallen717]

I'd love to see this series go for years.

[@davidenko2468]

sharp as a surgeons scalpel is the background ambiance good doctor it fits perfectly

[@outlawandoutdoorstv9901]

I had a old WW2, Korean war and Vietnam war veteran that lived by my mother's flower shop. His name was Sarge and I always thought they called him that because of his military service but maybe I was wrong. Haven't thought about him in a while so thanks for helping me with that by telling your stories.

[@harrygrimley4352]

Very good. Entertaining. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@terryklein8285]

Love your work really really like it and your voice superb. It can actually listen to videos past 5 minutes love your work

[@Natej3ds]

That ending was precious

[@rodClark717]

Aah, unworthy and not prepared! But unrepentantly excited...

[@jnokomis]

Hehehe! Part 2, our dearest Dr found another series! See you soon dearest Dr

[@klaxon7148]

"Artillery vs mythology" best thing I've heard this month

[@Teknofobe]

16hrs into a weekend day & nightshift, but listening to this makes it oh so worth it. Been alone until the good Doctor prescribed the cure??? A great post! The many hours i've left now fade to obscurity. Gratitude Doc.

[@princessdianasexplosivepet1524]

the same pieces their fathers and grandfathers used that is amazing!

[@MightyTaco716]

Love this series!

[@cozangabrielreyes5768]

The creature in the first story is a variation of ASWANG (The Philippines' version of the Skinwalker) it most likely is a Wak-wak (werebat) so called because of the sound their wings make when flying

[@michaellockhart6176]

Uurrrrgh... good material, gotta love the King of Battle 🐻🍀💙

[@kiefsmith4094]

Michael Lockhart couldn’t imagine being a pog

[@DrCreepensDungeon]

At least one more vid coming in this series! Stay safe out there everyone :)

[@sexygrandmadarkness2722]

YAY 😃 ... thank you Dr Creepen;) much love Sexy Grandma Darkness ✌️💋

[@Teknofobe]

Gratitude. All ur stories are very well received.

[@bigdaddydoc13]

The military series are my favorites I'm biased tho I'm a marine lol. Always good stuff for sure .

[@jamc9459]

My best buddy is a Vietnam Vet and now lives in Baguio. I visited him a few years ago, it was a bit too cold for me, I live on Maui. Thanks for the stories. J

[@pamgranger7052]

Good stuff. Thanks.

[@bloodrunsc0ld919]

I always love the Filipino stories ❤️

[@marshaldotson1776]

Sarah is always excellent narration but tonight you've outdoneparticularly I like stories from the Philippines I have family from there but the piece that I enjoyed so much tonight was the mention of one of my heroes Bob Ross thank you Doctor great work is always

[@AxiomIndustries]

Nice

[@HeadyFacts]

A View a day keeps the doctor on his way

[@Teknofobe]

Ur a hammer. U nailed it.

[@christopherpittman8054]

Oh man. The description of Baguio City is so exact. Been there. Only someone who has spent time there can be that exact.

[@Biglover29]

I really liked how this one ended. 8^)

[@julieday9168]

SPLENDID STORIES WONDERFULLY READ, THANKYOU. MUCH LOVE FROM CHILLY LONELY ENGLAND XXXXXXX

[@RailGunZ-wf1df]

Damn! That one magazine with 5 rounds sure rang a bell from my Army days. That's all the ammo they gave out for guard duty and patrols on the East West German border when I served in the early 1980s. Better than nothing but not much.

[@24934637]

My Regiment in the British Army was the Royal Artillery, and my role was as a Gunner with a surface to air missile unit. The weapon we had was the Javelin which was an updated version of 'Blowpipe', which has now been updated and renamed again as 'Starstreak'. I left the Army mainly due to boredom, there wasn't anything going on in the world at the time (1998), it was about the quietest period the world has seen for years. Shortly after I left, the unit I was with changed role, and was re-equipped with the 105mm Light Gun, which is a FAR superior piece of equipment, and loads of fun. Really regret leaving when I did.

[@foxrecon19d]

My first two combat MOS's were air defense (20mm Vulcan and Stinger) Later, I went light artillery (airmobile) with the M102 105mm. We transitioned into the M109 155mm but then returned to the 105mm with the British M119A3. Weird piece that one. In order to emplace the gun, you first had to remove one of the wheels, then reattach it again to the frame. Afterwards, you had to pull the entire gun onto its own firing platform. Personally, I preferred the older M102 where you simply cranked the wheels down onto its own firing base. Hammer in two stakes and that's it. She's ready to go. Time to lay and safe was three minutes faster than laying the M119 and the M102 had 360 degree firing, which, admittedly, we used a grand total of zero times in both training and combat. Still, converting the M119 to the A3 variant gave that little piece capabilities which the old M102 could only dream of.

[@cutenose38]

Hiya doc its jenny and the cats as normal. We are still safe and well and tucked up in bed all my cats are with me wrapped up in my duvet. We have our favorite drinks and are ready to listen. 😸😸😸😸😸😸😸

[@thatindiandude4602]

Well we are living in a real life horror story now with pandemic and what not . Glad to see it hasn't changed your sunny disposition

[@Whykickamoocow]

Love the story of the Fighter pilot

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

Awesome story but damned if I'm confused about the ending

[@billyperez4748]

Military stories and about my native Philippines!? Wow I'm liking this more and more

[@weird0beard0]

Eeyyyy. Love from the philippines for the Good Doctor. SALAMAT for all the stories you read to us. They help me keep my sanity intact amidst this quarantine.

[@brendalewis2431]

Very good and wonderful stories of the Paranormal Vol ✌️ excellent as always narration Dr. Military stories a monster like 🦇 Creature part human strange saucer 🛸 and a town that sit on a mountain ⛰️ great writing 📜🖋️ love 👂 about the strange creepy un explained stories great medicine to go with my 🍸thanks again Dr. 🖤

[@kennytannenberg5851]

His impression of an American Vietnam vet sounds oddly Cajun, cracked me up when i heard it

[@StoneCorazon]

Why couldn't he be

[@kennytannenberg5851]

@@StoneCorazon Who said he couldn't?

[@nonatie8514]

Wheres the paranormal ? Small part in the begining about the big bird? Or the reminiscence of the retired hero, at Roswell?

[@matthewmorrison9932]

Made it!!

[@jackdurden466]

I listened to the first half yesterday, but picked up right with Bud and Sarge. Were Buds tales true? They could certainly pass for it if so, and as far as the part Japanese/Filipino/American soldier, he certainly kept his wits about him to be confronted by a glowing angry spirit woman in the dark misty street! That’s what keeping an open mind can prepare you for. If you have no belief, then when the moment comes where you’re proven wrong, you’ll need to change your shorts. That is, should you get out alive!

[@jimmyshrimbe9361]

It's the aswang!

[@ms.sturry684]

🖤💀🖤

[@kentbagaipo3368]

Old weaponry. I remember seeing Garands being used by snipers in our town when the soldiers held checkpoints close to where we live.

[@hastytkd5768]

You almost sound like the leader of the squad in dog soldiers. Very fitting.

[@SuperUniverse]

Philippines!! Welcome home my brotha!!

[@ernestweaver1153]

Add some pictures if you can. Excellent narrative.

[@captainsledge7554]

When the mig 21s came onto the scene in vietnam... the f4 phantoms even had a hard time with them. The f105s however, could outfly the mig 21... but they used those for bombing. The f4 phantom was kind of like the old muscle cars of the hot rod era. Couldnt turn fast at all but man they were some brutal aircraft. Their achillies was the crappy missiles that always failed at tracking. 1 out of 4 ever tracked. Its what caused the heavy f4 phantom losses. I just wish I could have flown one. But i am content as a raptor pilot.

[@parisfox721]

Hello world!!

[@rodClark717]

Hi from Ohio, Paris

[@jeffreyfox8362]

Beautiful story about the Philippines and a brief history of US war .

[@BenCDBrown]

Another primer on military pronunciation: rifle calibers: 5.56 is said as either "two two three or five five six" 7.62 is said as "seven six two" .45 is "forty five" 9 mm is "nine millimeter or nine mil"

[@teresajohnson9045]

Thank you I do enjoy

[@dracogold5]

Great story but one correction needed. Bob Ross never toured Vietnam. He was stationed in Alaska in the Air Force. The rest is true in that he was a master sergeant who was a hard ass and swore that when he left the military after 20 years he would never raise his voice again.

[@Daniel-lf3jg]

I'm laying in bed with covid chills. Thanks for making it a bit easier

[@stevenlambert2666]

I really enjoyed the last story.

[@ellenlandowski1659]

Liked the fact in last story ...guy had enough common sense to talk to the angry ghost...not just flip out..

[@cindaschuster6725]

The person who wrote the second story sounds based. 💚 G-d Bless America! 🇺🇸

[@samcrazycatlady8308]

💜❤️💜❤️💜

[@derekcullin357]

19:00+ I agree. I always loved that these actors are in the super violent shoot 'em up movies but then preach how nobody should have guns 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@estern001]

Maraming salamat!

[@dbchoobie1924]

19:29 facts. Celebrities are weird like that.

[@relaxonjaxon1108]

Last one was kinda wholesome ngl