Tom Satterly - Delta Force Operator | SRS #77 Part 1

[@ShawnRyanShow]

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[@DocAMoya]

Hey where is the video on patreon?

[@TylerWowturz]

I'm excited man your interviews help me through my injury I think you should have on Marcus Lattrell the seal who lived in the 2005 Afghani helicopter crash who had the army rangers sent to recover the 16 seals and then also have Tom DeLonge Steven Greers blink 182 buddy 😂

[@mircean769]

Nice.. Amazing shows .. do more with Aliens.. do a bigfoot one .. and we need more info about the tech.. reversed ones ufos

[@michaelkellerman9603]

Interview Brian shul former blackbird pilot and the LA speed story

[@aajohnson1212]

I've been watching for 5 minutes and this man has helped me understand more about the way I behave than anything I've read or heard in the last 4 years. Thank you. Best show on the Tube

[@ErinHump777]

My dad was a Green Beret and suffered from PTSD. My senior year of high school he got super mad (just like Tom talks about in the first 15min) and he just ended it all…in our kitchen…standing beside the table…3 feet from my mom and siblings. I so wish that he was here today to watch and listen to this episode. Tom and Shawn both hit the head of the nail on this one. Everything they mentioned, I witnessed growing up. We walked on eggshells 24/7 trying to avoid doing anything that would trigger him. Awesome episode. Thank you for raising awareness

[@kjmatson3721]

Sorry man, my dad did the same thing. He went out back while my mom and brother were out getting groceries and took his life. I often wonder what kind of pain he must have been going through to get to that point.

[@gigs1167]

@@Anonymous18817there has not been a single woman who has passed selection, you would be the first if you make it

[@NervousThunder1]

@@Anonymous18817 what the fuck are u talking about??

[@BrandonRobbinsAshe-yq8ly]

​@@Anonymous18817look up your questions on Google in my opinion no you well not be a part of an elite team like delta force 😅 as far as I know no woman has ever qualified or been able to meet the physical requirements of being an elite operator if you want to do something similar I would suggest infantry assulat team best of luck!!!

[@Michellee970]

I am so incredibly sorry for your loss.

[@scottroder5516]

Tom if you read this, I knew Tim "Grizz" Martin. When I first got to the 2nd Ranger Battalion in 75. Tim was the M60 gunner, I was his AG. Tim was a great guy. Thank you for telling the story of how he died. God bless you. Shawn thank you for doing this interview with Tom.

[@BrandonRobbinsAshe-yq8ly]

Thank you for your service True American Heroes God Bless you all 🇺🇸

[@samuelmarberry4761]

Sua Sponte

[@bradleygonzalez1160]

Rest easy warrior 🇺🇸

[@Monicacride]

Hi, my husband was with Tim and others in Jordan in the Spring of ‘93 before his passing. God Bless You.

[@cesarnavarrete1246]

Thank you for you service

[@jizmoglass4202]

Honestly, If I could only watch 5 channels or pick 5 of my favorites on this platform. You are one of them. Thank you Brother. I really mean that. From my soul. Cheers. Thank you. Learned life lessons. Can't thank you enough. Positive frequencies. Much luv. 💚👍

[@jaywill6724]

What are the other four? Transfer a little knowledge if you will

[@jessicalentz5060]

Yes! Shawn Ryan, Joe Rogan, Tucker, James Lindsay, Tim Pool, Alex Jones, James Okeef, Whitney Webb, Laura Loomer, who else is a must watch?

[@wildcat8598]

Same here. Top 5, shit top 3 best shows going and has been for the past year or two is the Shawn Ryan show. Plus they’ve really made it better as they go. Shawn and his wife and team are doing great things with this show with every topic that actually matters in this country and world

[@chastings3550]

​@@jessicalentz5060Mike ritland jack carr

[@chetturner401]

@@jessicalentz5060😊p

[@andywong651]

The delta recruiter showing the picture of earth and saying "this is your training area" had me rolling 😂

[@Iyengar7]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@WoodysSteakHouse]

😂

[@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator]

I worked with an Ex Ranger that fought in Mogadishu (Blackhawk Down) on a Power Plant job in Virginia. His name was Mike. I don't want to give out his last name but he told me some serious stories that clearly moved him mentally. A great guy & American Hero.

[@skinnyb8230]

Friends with a retired Ranger who was there he won't even talk about it.

[@yionnecantu]

They will always be Rangers

[@jamesdean3474]

Rangers lead the way.

[@CannabisCatog]

All the way.

[@unknown-de3kg]

I worked with an ex ranger named Mike W. That fought in Mogadishu , we worked In northeast Georgia for a bit. Had some good stories but you could tell it messed with him. Had some funny stories from south America.

[@dsl32]

My brother is a former Marine he served from 92-98. He was in Camp Pendeltan when the Marines were sent to Somalia and luckily he didn’t get sent to Somalia. But at the time not knowing if he was going there or not was the worst. We heard from him and he said he wasn’t being sent to Somalia. The movie Black Hawk Down still gets to him on a deeper level he may not admit to it. That movie still Effects me because I think of that time and worrying about my brother and that emotional hell of not knowing. When service members are deployed I empathize with the families

[@williambabbitt6015]

Awesome to see a SEAL, interview a Delta Guy. Two modern day warriors.

[@tb2324]

Absolutely. He’s done it before. There been a couple of other Delta guys on.

[@bodybong]

Kyle morgan and chris vansant. Check them both out

[@jestice75]

He worked with all kinds of CAG guys, green berets, and Marines at the CIA.

[@mattharris7248]

Love to see Shawn get some SAS blokes on

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@martycuhntzmart5635]

These are the men we need leading our country.

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@REPR100]

Especially the ones that joined because they couldn’t tough it out with an office job

[@tylerdurden1923]

@@Anonymous18817 it think there is no women allowed yet on the teams but it has a pretty badass intelligence and recon section with CIA and FBI former female agents . So you can be Delta intelligence , logistics , support 😇😇🥰🥰 , jill.valentine from resident evil games was supposed to be delta force thats so damn bad ass if you tell me. I think it would help the unit to have female operators cause the bad guys dont expect it.

[@samuelmarberry4761]

​@@Anonymous18817it's already hard enough, there's no reason to add anymore complexities to an already complex system. Sua Sponte

[@fletchermoore5428]

​@@tylerdurden1923In order to accept female operators, the standards would have to be lowered tremendously. And thats unacceptable in those communities. It just is what it is.

[@OneArmAwesome]

This is one of my favorite episodes. Tom is so humble and down to earth. What a life story.

[@michaelholliday6037]

This dude is cracking me up the way he tells these stories. Self deprecating the whole time and truly a humble guy.

[@Eli-u6s]

@@Anonymous18817best thing to do is talk to a recruiter and tell them what you want to do they will send you on the right path

[@LethalByChoice]

@@Anonymous18817 Bot

[@honor4thoseb471]

@@Anonymous18817why are you asking this guy?😂😂😂😂

[@Gen_Kael]

The funniest thing about Tom, having personally seen it. There will be absolute chaos going on and Tom will still be exactly like this without his voice raising above this level. Dude is the eye of the storm.

[@WhiteWolf-ni4yr]

Sounds like you knew him?

[@waynehearst317]

First time i've heard/seen Satterly. This man's voice is like a smooth drinki'n scotch and his speaking and demeanor is like a good cigar. I don't know how you got such a real "silent professional" type to talk so freely, but this is one of my personal TOP3 fav. SRS shows. Thank you brother!

[@jamiehope4777]

Jen and Tom are profoundly grateful for all of your support. This was a tough day filming for them. Jen and I talked quite a bit through it when they were filming. People hopefully are beginning to understand even our most elite warriors are not cyborgs and need help too when they come home. Tom only started doing this because of his struggles and to bring exposure to help others.

[@travisschmiesing4288]

Thank you for being the pillar for this operation. Respect and gratitude to yall

[@mr.tall-man1573]

Keep up the good work supporting Shawn and being the backbone of his endeavor. We all love our wives who support us more than you know.

[@Piperdreams]

Thank you for your valued insight there’s no doubting what war does to these stand up warriors! I watched my grandfather suffer hugely and we were all impacted / He was Desert Rat (North Africa) in W2, family members fighting in the Rhodesian Bush War having to leave our farmland and home with the clothes on our backs because of incursions. Brutal war. Here in NZ good friends of mine who were NZSAS went to Afghanistan & Iraq.

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@REPR100]

Country pays hundreds of billions in support every year

[@daxopolous8753]

I’m super glad that the last time he’s telling the story, he’s telling it to someone who knows what he’s talking about, and can make sense of it. You’re doing good work Shawn. Tom’s foundation is an amazing help to all us Special operations guys making that transition. He is an amazing resource.

[@lauraquigley6403]

I have TBI from a teen running a red light 20 yrs ago @ 65 miles an hr. It makes us so susceptible to other injuries. I also meditate daily & Pray a lot. So Happy to hear we are all recovering🙏🙏🙏Blessings

[@smax4895]

For Tom to choose you as the last person to open up to and relive this stuff with, before he puts it to bed for good says A LOT. Awesome show. Can’t wait for the next 2 episodes.

[@datdood3]

You have a gift friend. With every interview, You've may found a way for these men to let go of whatever they need to.

[@TylerWowturz]

Modern Shaman haha

[@irakennington9701]

Shawn's show is quickly becoming my absolute favorite Podcast. Timing this to drop on the 30th anniversary of Mog is a stroke of genius. RLTW.

[@jonathanramos8414]

Call of duty modern warfare 4 the mog

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@srsmedic8285]

@@Anonymous18817get an option 40 contract and become a ranger. That will a nice trial by fire to see if you have it in you. After a few years in regiment put your packet in and give it a shot

[@30AndHatingIt]

With all due respect, you can stop spamming the comments here for starters. Have some respect.

[@jonathanramos8414]

@@30AndHatingIt who me?

[@kryptichands968]

My former Sergeant was there, i knew there was reasons he became a generator mechanic. He had my back. Nothing but respect brother. He was with us in Baghdad. And he knew i was out fighting. And kept me from making bad choices when we came back. Appreciate that brother.

[@hermanmelville3871]

This man is the single best recruitment tool I’ve ever seen. His candor and affability is just great and really refreshing. Makes it all seem possible.

[@williammahler627]

When I was in 1st Battalion at 10th mountain 2011-2014, there was still a memorial at Battalion for everyone lost in this battle. They are not forgotten.

[@OssianEMills]

I was at 10th Mt during that time.

[@Clevelandsteamer324]

Colorado never forgets where that unit was born. I talked to those that trained on skis and with donkeys in 1943 in order to attack Italy

[@Thegrayman_12]

Can't forget heros monument or not.

[@Ricostreetpryo]

1-32 was there during that time too

[@ICALLBS-tb2kx]

1st battalion what?

[@WeeJasperVetClinic]

A Sergeant Major. Just imagine the knowledge but mainly the internal injuries he must have. The things that he heard, touched, seen & did. A Superman. A true hero that has changed the course of history.

[@zakkthemaniac0329]

52:22 lol I lost it when he did the handshake with the face. This dude is a trip. And you can tell he was a good dude to be around. This whole episode was a rollercoaster. Cant wait to get to part 2

[@Xander102]

Wow this guest , ACTUALLY UNDERSTANDS WHAT PTSD IS . Wow . I started actually crying listening to this man . What a powerful podcast . This hit home like no other , and I’m not a soldier I’m not in the army. But this man made so much sense to me . ❤😊 😢 I really felt this conversation

[@mcflyrios7489]

Mr. Satterly thank you for your service and for sharing your story one last time sir.

[@bryanjames5256]

What a warrior. I cannot even begin to comprehend what this guy feels inside day to day. Thanks for your service my American brother!!

[@robertcarter814]

Awesome story. A true Warrior I did 27 years and retired a CSM. I was diagnosed with cancer i went to war with that and with gods grace I made it through the battle I am thankful everyday

[@GarrettFemister]

Amen. Thank you for your service.

[@BoshOshMcgosh-zo5cv]

I have the utmost respect for Mr. Satterly, and what he stands for. He is a shining example of what it means to be a Man in America, and to look after your fellow country men. Criminals, bad guys, and evil exist out in the real world, but men like Tom helped keep the country safe while lifting it up at the same time while here...... Pay Homage!

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@ElGaby323]

​@@Anonymous18817that training isn't catered to women. They would have to lower the standards which would be ridiculous.

[@justincase5847]

I got rescued from a frozen Lake Wappapello in Missouri by a Game Warden, who come to find out, was a Green Beret who carried a SAW during this rescue mission in the Mog. Pretty damn humbling to be rescued from a frozen lake, at night, in 9 degree weather by a dude who came to the rescue of the pilots and operators of the Mog. Thank you boys for your service. 👊

[@bonnie3232]

Wow. What an experience.

[@kevinray9398]

The level of humbleness is amazing. I know people that personally know this man are screaming at the screen knowing he’s an absolute beast

[@coffbree]

Sounds so small, but the gift personally curated by Shawn for him at the beginning you can just tell made his eyes light up just enough to see his appreciation for Shawn taking the time to think of giving him things he knows he’s in need of and that things that they’ve talked about and remembered. This is so important. Shawn’s compassion is so unconditional for these veterans there’s NO ONE else that compares to it on this platform. Thank you for this content, and dedication to giving these servicemen and women a voice when they need it the most. It’s truly beautiful.

[@vetty_o7]

I was there 3 months prior. Part of the QRF who conducted the The Bloody Monday raid also known as the Abdi House raid or Operation Michigan, was a US military operation that took place in Mogadishu on 12 July 1993 Would love to share our story with you. It was a lesson learned, one that could have possibly been prevented. I was part of the 1/22nd Inf A "Attack Company" that conducted 3 successful missions under fire. God bless those that sacrificed so much, in the Past Present & Future for our Freedoms. "We are Never Alone!" Thank you for all you do! o7

[@jreynolds388]

I knew a veteran who was there. He was wounded badly . He spent 7 years as a domicile leader at the Danville VA Illinois. He couldn't talk about it , it bothered him so much years later. His goal was to live at the domicile for 10 years and buy a home, and he hoped he'd have his ptsd under control enough by then to live on his own. This was early 2000s . I was in therapy w him. He was a good guy, and he tried to help all veterans in the program.

[@davemieze9021]

This channel is representation on how to live and be a good human. And live with dignity and respect for others. The longer these episodes are, the happier I am

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@OGColorado]

I joined the Air Force to learn a trade as a heavy aircraft mechanic, served a little over 5 years and was a proud young E5 when I got out. A few nights at Ramstein AB I handled C-141 medevac flights out of Beirut bringing Marines suffering and dying. War fucking sucks and I have so much respect for the trigger pullers at every level. Thank you for this interview. My heart breaks every time I see a facebook post from one of my high school classmates who lost her son in Iraq. And for what?

[@wilbo3376]

I was sent to Mogadishu from Hong Kong with the 13th MEU,'s Amphib Ready Group's Battalion Landing Team 1/9 when this all went down. What a hell hole that place was. God bless this man and everyone involved

[@dmmness]

Holy crap... I am 10:55 in and him talking bout reintegration, TBI, and PTSD, just punched me right in the gut... I have been out since 11" and I am still having issues reintegrating. This interview is going to be a doozy for me. I love it already. Thank you for your service Sir! I had a Marine buddy who eventually joined the National Guard in MN, was perimeter security for them back when this happened. This was the one thing he never really wanted to talk about during his Marine career.

[@Thegrayman_12]

Same

[@georgemorris2563]

As a veteran, I really love watching Shawns podcast. He really is great at interviewing different people. You can tell he really is a compassionate human being.

[@MrBikboi]

Eric Haney's delta force book is literally my favourite book of all time. Love hearing from these Delta guys, so solid and squared away.

[@sarkar6778]

To be honest I thought first special operations detachment unit - delta force member would be like a terminator , and here I see a normal person talking about his impossible missions - thank you for your service sir

[@pdnmmdmnblHwbd]

The Sean Ryan Show, one of the only podcasts so interesting and informative that I feel compelled to actively listen, find myself rewinding frequently, and never let it play in the background while consciously engaged in another task.

[@shepardman993]

I’m a Ex squaddie 10 years service Iraq Sierra Leone and Northern Ireland few others bits this guy is incredible Better than any Doctor I’ve met and I’ve met a lots over years I killed mystery 2014 was brought back to life bend on tinder of different meds and in the last 4 months I’m off all 3 of my meds and I remember my daughters telling me about having to walk on egg shells till I got some sorts help I found the Lord and my life couldn’t be better my daughters are my world we are sooo close my best friends…. Thank you for this 🙏God bless

[@Nosaveddataretro]

Glad to see you are well mate, ignore the comment below. Looks like a scam

[@LowKickMT]

ever heard of punctuation?

[@kevinyountrevzupak8686]

Dont quite understand anything you're saying, but I'm glad you are well.

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@Nosaveddataretro]

@firerose4271 what's a squaddie got to do with delta you dummy

[@brettbambouturton3117]

I drove for 5 hours listening to probably one of the best interviews ever Great job Tom . . A privilege and an honor , thank you for your service and story.

[@Bravo2-zero]

To hear a CSM speak as such as CSM Satterly speaks so humbly is a lesson in leadership....Our nation would fare well to head the melding of old school wisdom with GWOT intensity and founding principles. Our people are blessed to have such men. Thanks to Shawn Ryan for documenting our nation's heritage. Fair winds and following seas CSM Satterly! Just a grunt. Sempre Fi~

[@WoodysSteakHouse]

Fact

[@Hiltechshipwrights]

Tom Satterly talks with the experience of a 1000yrs.....with the voice of Jack Nicolson. Such a like able dude..... but a stone cold professional. thank you both for the video. Australia.

[@LagmasterB]

The platform that you give these warriors is so important. The fact that Tom is speaking on these things is just a testament to how trustworthy of a person you are. I love the way you just prime here and there, but you let people just speak and share.

[@em34ev3r]

DELTA operators are always always always solid! Humble as can be

[@MrChill156]

Wow, I’m a Cummins Machinist. I’m a CNC Machinist at a NC plant. Your Dad was a top tier tool and die machinist, that’s something to be proud of. So much knowledge in a good tool and die maker.

[@NotOnDrugs]

Chill, what part of NC is there a Cummins plant? *I'm in eastern NC. Greenville.*

[@MrChill156]

@@NotOnDrugs Asheville

[@F80mthree]

Thank you for everything you do for this community Shawn. We truly appreciate having you as a voice for the warriors out there. I know shows like these will have a huge impact on the youth of today. At least we can only hope it will.

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@williamfarley7134]

These shows help a lot. Working in a career field that has a lot of traumatic events, high suicide rates, high divorce rates, and trying to learn how to change is always easier said than done. A few years ago, I was involved in a traumatic event, which I always did great with turning work off when I left. However this event changed something, I couldn’t drive in traffic, I couldn’t walk at times, I would lay on the couch and just vomit for days. After about 8 weeks of this I finally started being able to talk to my wife a little about what happened, listening to these vets talk about PTSD has help me overcome a lot.

[@katherineguthrie1558]

I want to Thank You Both For Your Service !!!

[@sethkeister3833]

One day these warriors will be leaders. I hope that day comes soon. What Shawn is doing is freeing so many men from their own pain. That’s a hero amongst heroes.

[@J.Allen_]

SRS has gotten so good at presenting these stories. I'm very proud of you all making that happen. The quality is impeccable and you deserve every bit of attention and recognition. I've been here since SRS started watching it grow. I know you will keep the high standards necessary to respect these folks and their stories and I'm really glad Shawn and team are taking this seriously enough to do it right. From one Vet to another bravo and all the best.

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@robertjay1423]

This man is the most down to earth operator I have ever watched. Far more like a neighbor you’d have a beer with than one of the highest trained warriors in our country’s history. Thank God he’s on our side. 🇺🇸

[@campingalan]

Tom and his wife, Jen, are incredible people!! I can't wait to hear this episode.

[@campingalan]

This video did not disappoint as it was now posted; as I suspected. This is an incredible story. Tom is such a down to earth and approachable person. I was around him for a couple of years in the early 2000s in a support job. He was always friendly, never took a status approach with operator/support guy status. 20 years later, I reached out to his organization for 2 of my friends and he offered his complete services for them. The world is better off with Tom and Jen on it.

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@aloysiusdevadander19]

​@@Anonymous18817here is some advice: Don't even try. The military shouldn't even take women at all. You will only be a hindrance to the team.

[@burkejones8277]

I finished this whole series today. This was probably one of the best interviews on so many different levels that I have ever listened to. I am glad he shared this with us. Some of it reminds me of a friend I lost. He was a federal law enforcement guy, not a military veteran, but he had some PTSD issues that I didn’t understand despite my best efforts to. He didn’t commit suicide, but he slowly killed himself with alcohol. It was very sad, but listening to this, especially Part 3, helped me feel like I have a better understanding of it. Thank you all.

[@TaraSiltman]

Tom and his wife spoke at Jerseyville High School on Veterans Day. He spoke about mental health, too. He made such an impact on our students/families .

[@parabellum3205]

Tom continues to be the true American hero that he has always been. Thank you sir! 🇺🇲

[@hilldwler420]

As a victim of years of abuse growing up from sexual , mental and physical abuse it’s taken years of therapy to get to the point where i realized it was never my fault . I’m 46 and in my mind the trauma feels like it was yesterday. Thank you for your guest . This brought tears to my eyes ptsd is real and I’ve been onr the edge of suicide as a teen and a young adult. Thank you Shawn and thank you Tom. Gosh bless you all.

[@Mark-uh4zd]

Glad you were able to find some peace in your life.

[@Americanjazzlady07]

I'm never alone because I have the Lord JESUS CHRIST with me. He will never leave me. We the American people must pray for these men for their salvation, healing, restoration and deliverance from the drugs that make people want to kill themselves. America needs STRONG male leadership who are godly and righteous, but we won't have that if men keep killing themselves. It has to stop with prayer, God's love, the Bible, nutrition and natural medicine even if the Lord JESUS has to walk through a wall and tell each man that HE loves them. "Please don't give up men. We need you!!"

[@davidmc1489]

Just curious to whether you are a male or female abuse survivor?? I think everyone has trauma of some sort or another growing up. Toms story so far is pretty good. I will have to listen to the other episodes of his interview.

[@BretMish]

@@davidmc1489wtf does that matter?

[@GTinHisBagg]

I’ve been through similar things growing up too…. Just know you’re never alone, there’s others out there dealing with the same shiii

[@gatsbysgarage8389]

Tom, if you see this I want you to know it means a lot hearing a guy like you talk about ptsd being something you can’t turn off, and something that can come from a variety of sources. I told myself for months that there’s no way I could’ve had post traumatic stress from something that happened to me a year ago because I figured it “wasn’t bad enough”, but I finally sought out professional opinion and now I’m getting help for it

[@davidmc1489]

Me too....didnt think some of stuff i had seen in iraq was something that should of caused me issues.... But 9 yrs after the fact i broke down with just an image of a memory.

[@thomasmillerjr5243]

I was in a car accident and the PTSD talk really hit home with me. Thank you for explaining to people how we feel inside! Dude you're an inspiration

[@fortonk]

I can’t explain how much respect I have for these men. Shawn I really appreciate what you do, thank you.

[@Steviekneecapz]

Thank you all for your service. I sleep well at night because of it. Im proud to be an American. 🇺🇸

[@jimmymcgill2557]

no way i just watched the whole of part 2 and didn't realise it was 3 parts! i was getting so disappointed it was over so that has made my day! i could listen to Tom for days & days, from Wales thank you Tom & Shawn for your service & such a great interview 🇬🇧❤🇺🇸

[@ItsDItsmeddEveryman]

Hey, Shawn!! You never disappoint. You are an extraordinary interviewer, letting your guest speak without interruption. Citizens who have enjoyed their lives because of you and soldiers like Tom Satterly owe you so much. What stuck with me is when Tom said the army teaches you how to be a killer, but doesn’t teach you how to reintegrate into society. I can’t thank you enough for your service and for providing these podcasts. 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@duxdawg]

@@Anonymous18817 You can't possibly make it. Women have neither the physical nor emotion strength.

[@MonTu-k6q]

Very happy that you changed the format to have the entire interview in ONE single video because it's easier to find instead of splitting them . Great job interviewing Tom Satterly. Very humble, unlike some other guys you've interviewed so far. Very wise and not cocky. He's just doing his job and willing to change and listen to feedback.

[@peanutbuttawaffle]

As always, WHAT A MAN. Thank you Mr. Tom Satterly. you are amazing. thank you for sharing your story and being who you are. it’s inspiring just to hear your voice. hope all is well with you and your family. thank you Shawn. Hope everyone sees these podcasts.

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@duxdawg]

@@Anonymous18817 Your presence would get the entire team killed. Only a woman could be that self absorbed. Pathetic.

[@rickymyers3103]

I WATCHED THE MOVIE and then seen an interview with this graveled voice,scared up drill sargent. When he started crying, it tore me up. Some friends was watching the movie. I could not watch it again, I broke out crying!!! I love yall and thank god for yall!!!!

[@FMD023]

Thanks again Ryan for actually reading your comments. I remember asking you to get an interview with Tom because I respect him so much as a delta operator. I actually reached out to him for a class project for my masters program at usc and he actually responded willing to help me. Because time didn’t permit it I was never able to interview him and he broke my heart. Oh and FYI Tom was one of the operators on the ground that caught saddam and handed it over to 4ID. That 4 iD unit was my old FA unit. My unit took credit for saddams capture but it was delta that handed him over to us. When Tom said that in an interview before the first thing he remembered was the support unit and giving us credit. He never gave himself or his own guys the glory. That’s what separates him or rob O’Neil. This man is a true professional and down to earth. It’s crazy to know he’s the elite 1% yet he’s not afraid to be vulnerable. Shawn hope u see this, thank you for listening and paying attention to the fans. I promised in a comment before that if Shawn ever got Tom on here I would join and become a Patreon and that I just did

[@matth3091]

15 minutes into this interview and my life has already changed. Struggled for years with now what I know based on Tom's explanation is PTSD. He described my situation verbatim. Thank you Tom and Shawn!!!

[@B8cin]

Dude from time 5:15-6:15 this man puts mental health into the best of words. You think about nothing and everything at the same time.

[@-o-The-Duke-o-]

I'm only an hour in but I just want to say, I like Tom. Man, what a neat guy. Not a dick. Not full of himself. He's just a guy like you or I. You can't help but want the best for him because you know he'd want the same for you. I can't help but want to keep on listening. Thank you Tom.

[@80Ragincajun]

Finally!! Thank you Shawn! I have been asking for Tom and Jen for years. These are 2 amazing humans really doing God's work!!

[@BoshOshMcgosh-zo5cv]

Amen brother.

[@briangrady367]

Couldn’t agree more.

[@80Ragincajun]

​@@briangrady367Tom and Jen taught me more about myself through their videos. I would love to meet them one day!

[@briangrady367]

@@80Ragincajun they are nothing more than amazing. Tom is a warrior with a big heart and Jen is warm and welcoming. I have only spent a little time in there company, but it has been life changing.

[@80Ragincajun]

@briangrady367 I hear ya, brother. They way these 2 have had me change the way I look at myself just through their videos. Was like a light switch. To where I just shut everyone off or meet things with anger so people would leave me alone. Was misable, I hated it. But that was all I understood. But now I think of others feeling and going into uncomfortable places. Now I am not fixed, but way better. Thanks to these 2 special people. Thanks for your comment.

[@WiscoMike]

I remember when I recognized my dad had PTSD from Vietnam, it was 1983. It helped explain his behavior, but didn't make it any easier to live on "eggshells". I stayed away as much as I could, finally, after reuniting with a couple of his Navy Swift boat brothers in 2000 he started to get treatment and help. Most know they are broken, but they don't know what to do or how to fix it, so they just drive on doing whatever to extremes: religion, drinking, drugs, abuse, anger, exercise, work... Thanks for the interview.

[@LP3me]

Amazing podcast. So awesome to hear the selection and training process of a delta operator. Not a lot of that information is out there and I’m sure they wouldn’t do it on any podcast without credibility. Sean you really have gotten some of the best warriors our country has seen over the last 30 years. Well done sir. Your audience appreciates your hard work and dedication to getting these stories out. The great thing is these stories will now forever be out there in the internet.

[@Joepats]

Mat a add with the episode with the gentleman from ww2, i was so moved i cried. Made me think of my grandparents. ..we have to love our country more.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

I've heard Tom and Brad Thomas talk about this story. Amazing men. God bless all our military. I am so glad so many of you guys are seeing the light and trusting in Christ!

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@duxdawg]

@@Anonymous18817 Give up now.

[@Anonymous18817]

@@duxdawg No.

[@Mr.Knotty1]

Thus is by far the best youtube had to offer. Shawn is such a good. Not only is he great at interviewing people but more importantly, he spreads the word of these different problems and situations that all these heroes go through. Thank you Shawn. You are helping and teaching people more than you know.

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@phillyformage4622]

its great to finally put a face and name to one of the guys from the movie. That movie was the first reality check for a lot of americans. The reality was how skilled these men are at protecting and serving the country. Thank you for sharing who you are and your life history.

[@mikesipolo4954]

Just two real men, sitting down having a real conversation #Realwarriors#thankyou

[@carlmay4205]

I showed this to my students this am, they were transfixed. Only one of them heard of the Unit, I did my best to explain from the books Ive read and your Pod casts. I've read CSM Satterly's book also, wish you the best Seargeant Major!!!! SGT May (1987-1991).

[@toddparker514]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service. You are truly a hero and we love you all .

[@kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji]

Tom should become a voice actor for Military audiobooks!

[@BretMish]

He doesn’t like discussing this shit at all. He suffers from PTSD. Why would u think making this guy read stories of chaotic war stories would be a good idea?

[@tomcoleman4207]

Therapy?? Peace

[@tylerreis7627]

Tom came and spoke to my sfpc class, an absolute legend

[@laughthinkeatproductions]

I'm learning alot about my ptsd symptoms. I'm successful but that ptsd is a beast.

[@mattrolih1550]

This is my number one channel! I don't want to hear how anyone talks as if they have experienced everything, that they have knowledge of everything, that they have all the answers, they have guests that tell stories and don't ask or research if the stories are true, that may have celebrities and become enthralled with their guest and fail to ask meaningful and direct questions! I am not saying other channels do any of these now! I've listened to many interviews with their experiences or opinions that have nothing to do with the guest! We want to hear the reason these guests are on the show and relative personal information helps also engage us to help futher gather the complete situation. This channel listens, asks the questions and gives insightful or experienced based appropriate reflection! Ego is fantastic, even appropriate when properly utilized, giving personal connection reinforcing the subject! An opening comes about for many people and share their personal untold story that no one else can get from people! Getting a person to speak about a time that hurts and would never speak about. He welcomes without judgment and guests leave knowing how impactful it was. Thats something most channels fear! This channel is great for just being real!!! I love it for that!

[@ivinbuesoreyes4691]

Thank you for your great service Tom. From a veteran to another veteran, I salute you sir!

[@snideraustin45]

This interview was long overdue! I’ve been waiting for this one for a long time and am stoked to finally have the privilege to watch it

[@kinch613]

Man I stand in AWE of these men! My best bud was #99 and B Squadron Air NCO. I miss that man. Toughest and most gentle man I ever met. He taught me so much. RIP Chuck, love ya bro!

[@kaelamagallanes9014]

Grandpa was in Vietnam. He came home and was so horrible to my dad and his brother. Now, I understand it was what he went threw in that war. I wish there was help back then for our veterans.

[@davidmc1489]

This is what the true cost of war is.....not just time and money spent on the war....or the people we lose. Its all the after affects to those that went and returned home. Never the same and no one can truly comprehend.

[@nickgarcia8803]

Remember the fallen, you know Shawn I cannot express how much these videos mean to me. It really is amazing the documentation of history your accomplishing.

[@lynnmaupin-simpson1215]

Shawn Ryan, I have been watching you awhile. You are really good at interviewing but continue to improve. I'm a 73 year old retired Critical Care RN of 44 years and a military brat. My dad was active duty until I was 19. He participated in 3 wars(police actions) and received The Legion of Merit. I don't always agree with your opinion but I listen and chew on it and I share your content with my friends, ex coworkers, and anyone else I think needs information. I will say my dad's perception of Vietnam in particular changed over time. I am a flower child,wind child, child of the universe and whose soul is infinite. Conflict majorly with my dad. I have stood up for Vets in the workplace when it was needed. I just try to remind people of concepts and how things are perceived and to walk in another's shoes. Words are important. Thank you Shawn. Stay safe.PAX. Shout out to military dependents and their critters. Military is family.

[@waingrobro]

Hey Shawn. I love your podcasts, and I just wanted to let you know that they are helping people who are NOT war veterans. I'm just an ICU nurse. I worked through the pandemic and I have been having a really hard time dealing with the amount of death I have seen and the traumatic nightmares I have had to watch people go through, on a daily basis during that event and overall for the past 10 years I have been a nurse. The intro to this podcast with Tom really really helped me, along with your other podcasts. Sometimes I feel my trauma is nothing compared to what other people have seen or done. But, I'm learning thats not the case. Just trying to say, thank you brother. And thank you Tom.

[@greenorangeviolet]

SAME! ICU through Covid, nightmare

[@luccaberardi4100]

I start basic in February and listening to these just makes me realize how far I still have to go😭

[@DunderMifflinRegionalManager]

I have always read and watched stories of brave service men and women, and Black Hawk Down (the book and movie) has been my favorite. I distinctly remember reading about Tom’s heroic actions. Thank you for exploring his story Shawn!

[@Anonymous18817]

Hi, I’m a 22 year old woman and I’m from Arizona. What advice would you give to a woman that wants to be a Delta Force assaulter? How does the Delta community feel about women joining them? If you had to go to Delta Force selection again, how would you prepare differently? Has a woman ever graduated from the Operators Training Course? I’m 5’8” and 168lbs, is that a good or bad size? What books or workout programs would you recommend to prepare for it?

[@drock5404]

I have to say I have no clue about some of what your guests talk about, but you ask the right questions, and they have some awesome stories. Thanks for what you do, Shawn.

[@dukemalinovic2608]

What this man said opening up about mental health really really resonated with me and have made me realize the problem with my own mental state more than any doctor could ever make me understand. Thank you and Shawn for your service and may you both be at peace. ❤

[@lbaleme]

All episodes are absolutely EPIC! Mental health and PTS needs to be brought to the forefront of our post military conversation, and you and Tom do that so very well. I appreciate you and Tom both for speaking so eloquently and frankly. This certainly empowered me to be confident in my PTS journey.

[@briangrady367]

Tom, Jen and Stacy have forever changed my life.