Is This The Baddest Man on The Planet?

[@James-br4ep]

I was part of the ground force that day...we thought yall were killed when you got hit. .we were glad to see yall get out and get with it..glad to see you doing well today sir

[@Bladesforbrothers]

Thanks brother.

[@AG-pm3tc]

The fact that he was able to do such a complicated procedure, considering the situation is just amazing, his heart rate was for sure over 140, doing so much thinking is such situation is amazing, almost super human. You sound like a solid dude and the kind of dude i want on my team! I am not from the states, but as a fellow allied soldier i appreciate what you did Thank you for your service!

[@Bladesforbrothers]

Probably closer to 180! Thanks brother. SGDM!

[@valdivia1234567]

There really aren't many men like this who have existed. Amazing man.

[@JHillNC]

Underneath that easy going Southern demeanor (which I love) is one highly trained, highly intelligent warrior. All respect in the world to you.

[@frankhinkle5772]

I watched this interview before. Excellent interview. I might have to watch it again.

[@frankhinkle5772]

I am definitely watching that one again! He is a very interesting man!

[@HeathenFitness]

This dude is fucking vibrant man. Awesome. This is the best channel for military and intelligence etc content and absolutely an endless fountain of gnowledge and wisdom for young men and women such as myself looking for a career in these positions. Thank you both Jack and Dave!!

[@sparkleybitz]

Who else remembers "Rat Patrol", used to love that show.

[@FISHGEEK305]

Dave might use a Lawnmower 4.0 but Greg uses a 200hp Woodchipper to manscape

[@brianblose]

Awesome story... all of u guys are the baddest men on the planet. The definition of "men" will never be the same.

[@louiswolff3251]

Damn, if I ever run into him the beers are on me, what a badass, I love the fact he wanted to hit that building after the crash and then did with 3 gun trucks full of 75 and unit guys, this is what intensive training does, no panic just reactions automatically doing what needs to be done, it was like that in Paramedic school I attended, when you get on scene of a severe trauma or cardiac arrests you just kinda go into auto mode, all those hours, days and weeks of relentless training over and over again pay off, god bless him and all of the rest of them, makes me proud to be an American 🇺🇸

[@stephen8996]

I could be way wrong but I could almost swear I met this guy on a cruise ship a few years ago. Maybe not but whoever it was, was one cool ass older fellow who'd definitely seen some things

[@Bladesforbrothers]

Never been on a cruise ship.

[@stephen8996]

@@Bladesforbrothers well drats. You should go sometime. Quite nice, especially for the price

[@happinesshotel5375]

Good old Greg!

[@joebag6624]

Yes,yes he is,,,love from the uk x

[@Alanthe918mobilemechanic]

My friend David gorges use to talk about this guy a lot

[@1911smokinggun]

What a Bad-Ass

[@TCSOverReactions]

Gravy is a good dude…

[@kcstott]

"Approx 3.4 seconds" Bull shit, that's a very exact number

[@Bladesforbrothers]

It's simple math and confirmed in a flight simulator

[@toobalkain]

nope, the baddest man would have figured out how to get a decent mic.

[@pauldarling330]

I remember when that happened. AF CSAR is an over rated joke. Saw a PJ get a silver star for a medevac that WASN'T a hot PZ. Did a winch for no reason, took a bunch of pictures and used that to justify the medals. Both pilots got DFCs and AM with V for the rest of the crew. Again. Cold PZ. And they could have landed. It was all bullshit.

[@user-sp9ue1ws7c]

Maybe no one cleared it for ieds

[@acontemplative1]

Bump

[@MikeHunt-rw4gf]

Algorithm.