Troubled Navy Seal to French Foreign Legionnaire | Taylor Cavanaugh

[@KC-UT4rmAZ]

Taylor is a very controversial figure to me. I’ve watched numerous podcasts with him and on him. He seems to have accomplished a lot but at the same time he never finishes what he starts. Even at this point in his life he refused to finish out his FFL contract because they wanted him to stop posting on social media. He couldn’t just hold for a few months. But instead he gave them the finger and left. He seems like the guy that goes after what he wants but when things don’t go his way he’s nothing but excuses and justifications and now he’s making a living from that. My PERSONAL, conclusion is he’s the person/example of what not to become. Alright everyone, shit away on me.

[@certifiedday1]

This is correct even though it’s unfortunate to say

[@captainofnumenor8221]

Nothing to criticize here about this comment. Seems spot on about this mans character.

[@jonathanvalle6582]

💩💩💩

[@carlhamilton6628]

My conclusion too. Watch him reinvent himself again when the 5 minutes of YT fame is gone too!

[@Influentialunderdogg]

Most of us are going to do most things, if not everything imperfecty. The man he is, wants to be & is working harder than most men to become... Inspirational!!! And making his life's work to help men become the best versions of themselves that they can be, well if that's something you can criticize... Maybe you should get on his roster!!! SLAY THE DAY!😤

[@EdwardBaker103]

I think Taylor Cavanaugh is one of the most interesting Persons that has been online of late. My only problem with the story is how he left the Legion. He deserted the Legion with almost 8 months of service left. So he is kicked out of the U.S. Navy, Eventually joins the legion and finds what he needs for the time. The Legion helped save him and doesn't get kicked out, but chooses to desert. I understand what it was over, as I listened to one of the other Podcasts where Taylor explained why he went AWOL from the Legion. Had he gotten out of the Legion honorably his story would be absolutely incredible. What the story says now is Taylor found trouble in both of his military services to the U.S. and France.

[@certifiedday1]

Absolutely correct. It would have been such a beautiful story of redemption has he simply waited 8 months to go public

[@devnull7812]

definitely and something is wrong.

[@ThePoshPrince]

That dude just doesn't care about anything but him.

[@stephen8996]

@@ThePoshPrince there's nothing wrong with that sometimes. Do you think the legion cares about him

[@tylersimplot13]

Then why go there in the first place@@stephen8996

[@chartreux1532]

I'm glad to see an American who went into the Foreign Legion talk in detail about it. Most of the Time it's Germans, French (of course), Poles, Hungarians, Russians etc. who write Books or in detail talk about it. Especially interesting in this Case because he was a Navy Seal before that, so interesting to hear his Comparisons and Differences. Prost & Cheers from Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps (Veteran of the 23rd Gebirgsjägerbrigade - 231st Battalion of the Bundeswehr)

[@heinzketchup4558]

Ich schließe mich mit einem Glück Ab! an ;)

[@a.g.4843]

Schwachsinns BW….halt die f

[@DrugsBunny973]

All from around the world. I met Guys from Vietnam,New Zealand,Ghana,Mexico,USA,Brasil...Bengladesh.etc etc

[@swschu]

As a former member of the Foreign Legion I have no problem with this dude selling his stories, even deserters have a tale to tell. He can badmouth, belittle and degrade the Legion if he so desires and I still have no problem because he is a deserter, a man who has shown himself to be without honor; a man who cannot be taken at his word. What I DO have a problem with is this dude's reason for his desertion. I heard him say that his youtube videos were saving lives and that the Legion interfered with him doing God's work of saving lives. That's a new reason for desertion.....I did it to do God's work. So, let God work with him on that, but I am shocked at how accepting his fan base is concerning his lack of honor and commitment to his word. If they want to idolize a USNavy SEAL, I would recommend Drago, a man of honor. LPN

[@scottnelson9311]

Agree. What's with guys going on social media promoting themselves? He promotes self realization, yet cannot accept, as you say, his lack of honor and commitment to word.

[@certifiedday1]

Unfortunately, must agree with you

[@CharlieProtocol]

I agree with you I also serve in the legion. I was discharge for medical problems after 3 years in service and I got my CBC. I still regret not being able to finish my 5 years contract. and as you say this guy is selling life advice without mentioning his lack of commitment. The Legion is a really challenging place specially in the psychological aspect don't blame him for being a deserter but for trying to capitalize on it. When you're a Legionnaire you don't talk shit about the legion with the public you share it with yours comrades.

[@shep68]

Glad your comment is at the top, and I read it first. Saves me the hour watching and listening to this guy. He gives off bad vibes as soon as he opens his mouth. Now I know he couldn't even finish honorable service. I knew SEALs back in the 80s when I was in the Navy and none of them were anything like the social media "heroes" we see today. They all want to be YT famous and live off ad revenue I guess. Pass.

[@user-PaulSean]

@@shep68 Once people get bored with this type of stuff and something new comes along, they’ll have no ground to stand on, bro should’ve completed his contract with the Legion - as a Marine, who is honorably discharged - that discharge meant everything to me, although it doesn’t seem to mean anything to current employers. I did my best to retain it (NCO's and officers that did not like me and pushed me to the brink - but then I realized they may have been consiously or subconsciously trying to make me do something that would "break" me and cause me to beat the hell out of a higher rank and thus lose my Honorable Discharge (and thus lose my GI Bill) I just started to play along. I didn’t want four years to stain the rest of my life, so there was no way in Hell that I was gonna leave without the honorable discharge. But this was back in 96. I think the new generation doesn’t seem to value commitment and dedication these days (Is that what teletubby-raised kid's do now?) These Pre Millenial / millenials seem to be more about making a quick buck ( "It's all about me me me!" ) because everybody else is trying to be a youtuber. Or social influencer.

[@gri7]

I want to hear round 2 and just nothing but French Foreign Legion stories

[@tcavofficial]

👊🏼⚜️

[@khanglo6326]

Agreed

[@denismcelligott4088]

He has his own channel - www.youtube.com/@tcavofficial. He detailed his time in the legion on there.

[@HoldYourBreat4]

Yeah hit up his channel .. tons of stories and great insight

[@GOOcheese-ui2gg]

go to a refugee center its the same exact thing youl be serving with ppl who fought against americans. its a cult , worse equipment than marines

[@315NY]

This was so raw and real. I totally agree with you that other "professionals" who try to talk about hard issues like this don't quite get it right because they have never experienced it. Great episode, keep up the great work.

[@tcavofficial]

The real ones get it👊🏼

[@brandondougherty2136]

Sean, excellent podcast. This interview with Taylor is gold. More folks need to hear this kind of talk, especially in the Veteran community. I’m a Navy Veteran and am very happy to see guys like Taylor and yourself on the right path. We’re all in the same fight. Keep up the good work brother!

[@JV-Can]

Def Part 2 is needed. Thanks for the interview gents!

[@Hiberno_sperg]

I've a similar story to Taylor. I served in the Royal Irish Regiment from 2002 to 2008. I tried for the SAS and they screwed me on the background check. I left the regiment and hit the booze hard. I went to FFL to "find myself". I hated every minute of it, I got cancer while serving. I realised that I didn't need to run away to fix myself. Lot of wasted time.

[@iznogood3147]

"They screwed me". Take accountability.

[@Seantorky3]

How's the cancer going mate? Hope you are well.

[@Hiberno_sperg]

@@iznogood3147 they screwed me on the background check. I declared everything. I passed first phase of selection and they sent me packing because I had a family member that was a member of a proscribed organisation. I had never broke breath with the person so how can I "take accountability" for someone else?

[@Hiberno_sperg]

@@Seantorky3 aye I'm all clear. On medication for life but I'm able to do 10 mile runs and 18 mile rucks. All things considered, life is good.

[@Seantorky3]

@@Hiberno_sperg Man thats one hell of a life. I can't do that ( slipped disk). Rock on man.

[@dennisaston3551]

Its great seeing him taking responsibility for his actions.

[@dennisaston3551]

As a guy with TS clearance, hearing "all my court cases" is pretty freaking mind blowing. Love his story but man oh man.

[@Dirkdiggl]

Pretty sure if you can make it through buds they don’t care about your past too much

[@dennisaston3551]

@@Dirkdiggl if you’ve ever held a security clearance you know if it’s within 7 years they care. SEALS need to get and maintain a security clearance.

[@matteopuzzolante5598]

Finally the video I was looking for is here! Thanks guys for bringing Taylor to the show

[@StevenGaetani]

To all to haters!!! Cav is the real deal!!! I ask you one question?! Have you jumped out of an airplane, with a 130lbs of gear, in the dark when it is raining!!! Did not think so!!! Airborne All The Way 2/504 Airborne Infantry, 82nd Airborne Division

[@mattwheatley593]

😂

[@JoJohnson-r5o]

He wasn't airborne

[@aoandd]

You motivate me Clayson Cavanaugh.. You Taylor'd your Everything into Anything. You're the ONE.

[@digirole60]

Great message. I got it. I'm changing today. Thanks guys I really needed to hear this. Thanks.

[@azreal712]

100% the reason why podcasts like this are needed. I hope they see your comment.

[@robertvalle7067]

I appreciate you guys ! We can see the sincerity and kicking butt approach that you had serving our nation being applied to serving our nation in a more daily personal fashion to touch and help tremendously any and all people in our society and around the world to be and do better in life. The Warrior heart and mind grows and spills over to others and generations to come! Thank you gentlemen for your continued strength and help in times of need.

[@hr1meg]

Love, Taylor. People who keep it real are the best.

[@tcavofficial]

👊🏼

[@paulanerruhrpott6188]

Fascinating. Could not stop listening

[@PoliticallyInsensitive]

7:55, another thing I've noticed about the "broken" is the ones that do become successful generally in hindsight take the blame for their actions. They may have been pissed off at the time but later in life it's "yeah, i deserved that".

[@radiolefantome8936]

I was told that my grandfather was in the French foreign legion before coming to the states in the 50 s. I was around him several years before he died. I have looked everywhere for information. Only to run into dead ins.

[@swschu]

Simply write the BALE in Aubagne and include his matriculation number. The Legion maintains extensive records.

[@mkkpt]

I really needed to hear, let it go or be dragged. Thanks so much.

[@chrisemerson7743]

I’m glad he asked him that question about “closed doors”! Like if he was born that way to never see a closed door as the end or if it came from hard work and determination! I’ve always been like that. At a young age I actually thought it was my charm that opened some of these doors, like no one could deny me requests! Perhaps sometimes it was I guess. But then it was brought to my attention how if and when I’m turned away and out of ideas or answers I would always ask, “what should I do”! Or “then how do I get in there”, “what would you do if you were me”! Thing of that sort! I did this subconsciously too! But I also have the attitude that regardless, things will be alright. I’ll land on my feet and if I don’t then I’ll pick myself up and walk that shit off!

[@archeogeek315]

53:18 My dad should have told my grandma. Because now I hear the story every years "When he joined the legion for 6 month I didn't know if alive or dead". She's never getting over it.

[@jamesrosales6387]

Hell yeah, we want round 2. Cheers to you both. God bless.

[@BassFlapper]

Great podcast, Taylor is a truly brave man for honestly telling his story. He is a good rolemodel because he has taken ownership of his mistakes.

[@heribertogonzalez3186]

I don’t think that anyone has asked, “Did’e see any action” when with the teams & with the Legion; Just because you’re deployed doesn’t mean you see action.

[@latsnojokelee6434]

I listened to most of an interview with him on another podcast, and I don’t remember him mentioning much about combat. His whole life story seems to be petty crimes and then eventually getting into the seals and more dumb bar fights and then leaving for the French foreign Legion, and then getting out of that too.

[@jesperpetersen636]

I love this interview. I have been at that Dark inner place too because of bad choises. Drugs and a messed up behavior. The only Way is death or some how moving forward with total honesty. What a story. 🙏🏻❤️💪

[@carlosmartoral6268]

The mental and physical toughness is what really impresses me about Taylor Cavanaugh. I still say that genetics plays an important part of human physiology. Keep on trucking!

[@BluegrassKnight]

Really great to hear this story, very glad things worked out for you and that you were willing to go the extra mile to achieve your goals, especially since the main one was to serve your country! I would like to say the beginning of your story is very similar to my earlier life, except when I tried to enlist, I too was also on probation! I ended up taking a diversionary deal (which I didn't know would take 5 yrs.) to expunge my record, only to find out that I had to wait until it was over to enlist! Unfortunately, during my wait I got in a little trouble and they took my diversion away, so was unable to enlist, really wish I would have known of going to the FFL! Definitely think that would have changed my life, I'm from a military family and so I got very depressed when I couldn't serve, so I just said screw it and got in more trouble! I have gotten my life mostly back on track now and am doing alright, I just wanted to share that, so you know that meant a lot to me and I hope other young guys like us who have had rough childhoods see this and know there is always a way, don't give up like I did, I still regret it! Thanks for serving and sharing!

[@bigdukesix4161]

I too have some regrets but I’m trying to not concentrate on them and remember, there is a reason we are where we are at this moment. It’s tough but we will be better for our struggles… head up brother and we will be fine..

[@One_out_of_144K]

I've seen other personal interviews with "Taylor Cavanaugh," but this is by far theee best detailed, M-Fkn realest, and best interview of Taylor. Best interview I've seen in a long time. Inspri-fkn-rational! Good shit Buck. -Georgie Porgie. 1/144,000

[@tcavofficial]

👊🏼

[@FNGACADEMY]

thanks bro!

[@Rowsey63]

He’s learned a lot about himself and accomplished things I couldn’t imagine. He’s got a deep down drive all while being self-destructive in the past. He’s found out his mistakes and learned from them. A lot of people can relate to his past behavior and learn from him. I’m glad he’s sharing his life story.

[@latsnojokelee6434]

I don’t know. I think it’s curious that he continuously got in trouble with the law by doing really dumb things. He practically threw away his career in the seals by getting into a dumb bar fight. He could’ve easily had a great 20 years plus full retirement, but just seemed to feel the need to get into stupid fights and go to jail often.

[@Rowsey63]

@@latsnojokelee6434 I’m sure he thinks about that and has learned some valuable lessons. He’s better inside his head for it.

[@PatrickDize]

Looking forward to round Two! Great episode.

[@danielvillarreal6610]

Interesting interview! You have learned and remade yourself. I worked in the court system for many years and I used to hear “They said I [did X].” Conversely, you say, “I did [X, Y, and Z] and they were stupid and I was immature/etc.” You take ownership of your actions. Keep moving forward!

[@myview4u2think]

This type of candour is rare,most people wouldn’t acknowledge self pity. It’s considered weaknes. I’ve I had a self sabotage problem.These guys give me hope.

[@closedclosed3798]

I learned alot ~ Thank you for the insight. from South Korea.

[@RichardPCraft]

great show...I've seen his story multiple times over multiple mediums so super impactful. Having said that I had heard the story, I really enjoyed this episode b/c it highlighted a few different things I have yet to hear based on questions but also the questions you asked in return off something he said...that exchange/conversation was great info

[@scottkullman2373]

Taylor is just like David Lee Roth. He is a front man. He never gets to his destination despite his current presentatio n of himself. You gotta have some substance behind you in life, not just a lot of excuses.

[@Crangaso]

The collab we all needed and was waiting for. Taylor on the next round of Beers (give him sparkling water) and Breakdowns would be ill AF. Let him pick the movie.

[@johannesdolch]

Maybe it's just not my vice but i never understood the draw of alcohol.

[@uuuultra]

consider yourself lucky

[@JuanVargas-gx3tx]

I dropped put of high school at age 17 left my parents home because cause I thought my homies where gonna help I feel into drugs for the next 2 years it became an everyday thing I was living in side my truck for 4 months and when I ran out of drugs money that's when everything hit me I realized how much I actually fucked up the homies I called homies turned there back on me and after I realized all that I quit my drug addiction it wasn't easy but I did it helped my self out and felt way better than before and on 2/19/2024 I went into a US Navy recruiters office and took a practice asvab test I wasn't far from the score I wanted but I know I could do better ima be back in 2 months a get that score. If you truly believe in yourself you can do nothing is impossible.

[@dennisaston3551]

Thanks for sharing brother.

[@tcavofficial]

👊🏼

[@adamrocks529]

So true about the coaching.

[@fasttmac]

This a redemption story, I understand your feelings and your right. Ive been on a long journey US Marine 10 years and I loved most of those years. I known how bad it sucks when you’re unhappy. He is the prodigal son, who experienced life and paid his debts.

[@FUGeorgeYarid]

lol I have messages with Taylor where he claimed his finished out his FFL contract and that’s why he’s back in the states. Guess that isn’t so true

[@ThePoshPrince]

That dude is sketchy as hell

[@tcavofficial]

@@ThePoshPrinceworld's a mirror not a window

[@tcavofficial]

You're right, i was/am finished with the Legion. Literally say on every podcast I left and why

[@ThePoshPrince]

@@tcavofficial You didn't give a single shit about serving France aren't you ? Just leaving because you've had enough ? One wise man once said : Many such cases

[@swschu]

@@FUGeorgeYarid It's not unusual for a deserter of the Legion to spout all sorts of reasons, even blaming the Legion. The commonality of all deserters is that they enlisted in the Legion lacking the strength, discipline, and honor to complete a five year contract. The Legion was, and I am glad to see it is still true to the Institution it became.

[@chrisakins692]

Fantastic interview. Id love to know what recommendations you have for reading?

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you! some really impactful books for me have been... Outwitting The Devil The Alchemist The 50th Law 12 Rules (unfortunately beyond order didn't do it for me)

[@certifiedday1]

Guys, if you are a trained fighter, please listen to the lessons here and don’t go out to bars. Drink at home with friends. One bar fight in ten seconds can ruin your life

[@NTONYO]

I hate and love algorythm because I got very little going for me right now and I Neededto hear this mans story

[@tcavofficial]

🤙🏼

[@BrianClunie]

The most truly inspiring story!

[@Direct_D]

Good conversation.

[@BeingJapan]

I like how you said there are fake gurus out there. It is totally accurate. Learn from those who have gone through adversity; they can give you the truth.

[@ZirgZedellion-c7m]

Taylor really hits the nail on the head a lot. Glad to have a guy like him in the veteran community.

[@nathanmacdonald6696]

I don’t think this guy should be looked up too or getting any attention for what he did ? He got kicked out of the seals he quit the foreign legion. He has rap sheet a mile long

[@jasonw7497]

To be fair, he didn't quit the legion...he turned down a re-up that required an additional 5 yrs of mandatory service. He's getting old. He isn't ranked up optimally. If he joined the legion much younger, he could be at a higher rank that would make sense to add 5 more yrs.

[@Kingsnake1111]

Everyone likes a good comeback story. His mistakes led to his success. As a man, assuming you are one, you should appreciate it. I know I do.

[@swschu]

​​@@jasonw7497thats not true. He deserted from the Legion. The reality is that there is no such thing in the Legion as a 5 year re-enlistment! Thats truth right there.....so what you heard is bullshit, a lie.

[@christopherpolk8403]

You seem like quite the perfect person maybe you should be on the podcast

[@elsuperpollo2273]

I got my nephew and younger brother watching Taylor, and one of them is trying out for the ffl pipeline even after his gang past.

[@Jackyboy450]

Good shit for having my guy on 💪

[@tonytorres3911]

Love this dude.

[@kelletamas]

Amazing! Please talk more about the Legion!

[@JackDerr]

Thank both of you. Truthfully

[@doubleobaby341]

when he was talking about just dodging charges and not getting kicked out. God wanted you back on the battlefield

[@Boris1995]

Delighted to see my comrade interviewed here, the Americans I knew, their accent is incredible haha, I had an American team leader who was a former Seals, I would say the South African and American warrior mentalities, but in this as he tells it I have the impression when we return to the legion we are living the same story it's crazy, Thank you comrade for this testimony LEGIO PATRIA NOSTRA!🟢🔴 from France 🤙 🔵⚪🔴

[@TonyStark-ck7sm]

Being in the Seals saved him. If he was regular military, they would have court martial him and demoted him. Discharged him with bad conduct discharge. This guy was a four star fuck up.

[@tcavofficial]

Made some mistakes to be sure. Learned from them and owned sh*t hard to right the course

[@hbm3dia]

Pls yes another one for more detail on the LE

[@danoneall4013]

People say alcohol isn't a problem... Once or twice, ok.. More than 3 like this man. Wake up.

[@esd_des3606]

How can you you buy a one way ticket to France without being an EU citizen? Customs will ask to see a return ticket or some other means out of the country to ensure visitors don’t arrive on tourist visas then never leave in my experience.

[@hazod3156]

thats not just Special forces, thats combat arms in general that feels that way.

[@jaygupta2875]

People don't always avoid coaching out of ego: sometimes they're scared that they don't have the money or possibly other resources like time or energy.

[@Winchell14]

As a former soldier I can definitely relate to parts of his story. Fuck the medals. Keep doing what youre doing brother

[@DonnyBrook762]

It is amazing what you can do when option C is your only option.

[@jamesgeist9535]

Thank you sir.

[@kyle47922]

Great interview on the next podcast can you please go in depth of the French Foreign Legion?

[@johnbeans2000]

Name a more iconic duo than Navy Seals and podcasts?

[@robertmaharaj4114]

this dude isnt just a seal tho

[@johnbeans2000]

@@robertmaharaj4114 well, can you name a more iconic duo? Navy Seals and spilling the beans on podcasts? Talking, talking and some more talking... Navy Seals are like bored housewives. Ask one question and you'll hear their entire life story...

[@DylanAce6]

The person who runs the podcasts is literally a green beret

[@johnbeans2000]

@@DylanAce6 yeah that tells you alot...a navy seal with a talkshow lol...

[@DylanAce6]

@@johnbeans2000 what are you saying dude

[@ChristinaCayo]

Delusionally confident ❤ Fucking love that! "So you're saying there's a chance"!

[@resipsaloquitur13]

This is an excelent interview fellas.

[@tcavofficial]

Bro the real ones get it👊🏼

[@stephenwilson9872]

I don’t know any other. Well trained. Intelligent. Military. Caliber operator That is hood. Ready. No. Back up

[@docegger26]

I believe DNA plays a role in the path you take. Both my mom’s parents have a long line of military service. Her dad’s side started with a German Knight. So when I went in to the Air Force was a lock.

[@j.Spencer1984]

yeah Definitely need Taylor Cavanaugh for Part 2 and Talk about the French Foreign Legion and a Little bit about his Time in Prison and how he overcome That Situation yeah like the Podcast and Do Taylor Cavanaugh Part two

[@abelmore7]

Looking forward to round 2!

[@ZirgZedellion-c7m]

Taylor had all that legal trouble and still got into the SEALs? Could I get a SEAL contract if i was kicked out of the army for smoking weed and have an Re3 code?

[@kmb96]

Re3 will be waiver but navy may give you a chance just gotta go try

[@Makkgia]

Brother, one of the best videos I've seen, without a doubt, were the words and inspiration I need to steer my ideas and my life on the right track. Thank you very much."

[@FNGACADEMY]

I appreciate that!

[@PDM1967]

I see this guy is making the rounds and is trying to build a following. He has an interesting story but at some point what are we really learning. Same goes for all of these formers spec ops guys making a living off of their stories. I guess why not if people find it interesting.

[@davidyates1299]

What watch is Taylor wearing - Rolex Sub?

[@saulbeiza7303]

I don’t know what to think after reading Roberto saplosky book determined

[@zen5419-so8kp]

haven't read it yet, but "there is no such thing as free will" thing. :)

[@aphysique]

Saw him on Mark's show, wit Soft white Underbelly, worth a watch!!

[@PROJECT-AMBITION]

Great job on keeping your channel going, I hope that this reaches more people as time goes on.

[@maxcullen3427]

Completely legendary man respect from England 👏🏻👏🏻that 1 punch section as have TBI hospital for 15 years hit once in Australian pub 5 week. Coma still can’t talk or walk so oh I know 1 punch can ruin few lifetimes

[@karlcarlysle462]

Btw for the guys that dont get it he righteously tried to address the french military police case against him and had months left on jis contract.

[@ninadbal1069]

First time I’ve seen someone fall into so many ditches one after another.

[@williambailey8931]

Agreed that broken road is what makes you that simple pure way highway .Right on men we hear you

[@victorblaer]

How do you spot a fake FFL?

[@jesusortiz6510]

Gracias Señores for the sincerety! Semper Fi! Viva Cristo Rey!

[@blackpagan100]

So… this is just a repeat of the Mikedrop podcast?

[@stephenwilson9872]

The. Skill set. Needed

[@sanandreasX]

Awesome podcast!🇺🇲

[@FNGACADEMY]

Much appreciated!

[@U-TubeSurfer45]

Great job guys. 👏 Awesome interview. And thank you "Buck", for not cutting of his train of thought like lots of interviewers do. 🙏 :

[@anxomillaraveiga9404]

Let,s go for the second session

[@TRAVERZULU3]

round two!! Heck yeah

[@swschu]

A deserter from the Legion has no honor; a contract was signed. Every deserter, without exception, blamed the Legion for their desertion. The Legion failed them, they had no choice. It's their way to attempt to regain the honor they are very aware they no longer possess, if they ever did......like stolen valor soldiers, they pretend but only fool fools. LPN

[@oscarirequi8834]

Theres always got to be a dude like you that will have to talk shit about every thing.mean while what the fuck have you done

[@michaelphillips5786]

Sad u don't realize what a weirdo u sound like..

[@Keepgoing9919]

Nah fuck that they were going to throw him in jail for making KZbin videos. Mind you he never did badmouth them.

[@tcavofficial]

@@Keepgoing9919👊🏼

[@UkrainianPaulie]

​@@Keepgoing9919OPSEC must be unknown to you. The FFL controls what is put out for a fucking reason. Do you see any inside US Army CAG videos? No. F-ing putz!

[@slowpoke96Z28]

10:40, they changed the whole tattoo thing. This guy would've made it now.

[@janetstorm7881]

WOW, this man has the biggest arms I've ever seen, WHOA!

[@aphysique]

go look at a dude by the name of Rich Piana...lol..jacked

[@janetstorm7881]

@@aphysique will do

[@kimberleyx6929]

Marines don't play. You have to earn to be a Marine. You do not just get to be a Marine. You HAVE TO EARN IT. then you start training.

[@irishguyjg_2ndchancerecovery]

TCav making his rounds!!! Awesome testimonial and incredible story is right! Reminds me of myself, but obviously not military, I'm a civilian, always have been, but the trauma we went through, does shape us and we become the men we are due to it. Awesome interview. Thanks guys! Get over and follow TCav.