Combat Story (Ep 31): Robert Keller | Delta Force | Green Beret | Ranger | Gamut Resolutions
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This is the Combat Story of Bob Keller, a retired Special Missions Unit or Delta Force operator who spent his entire military career in the Special Operations community. Bob began his career as a U.S. Army Ranger and Special Forces Green Beret before transitioning to the Unit.
Bob spent several years as a professional golfer before finding his calling as a soldier. As an operator, he was in more than 400 engagements and 1,000 missions in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other undisclosed locations.
After retiring, Bob founded Gamut Resolutions, a tactical and practical shooting program that uses the Ready-Up training methodology to help students survive any situation. He also oversees a charity that provides elite shooting courses to police, for free.
In this episode, Bob provides fascinating insight into the confidence, training, and experiences of a Tier 1 operator. I hope you enjoy this Combat Story as much as I did.
Find Bob online:
Instagram - @kellergamutresolutions / kellergamutresolutions
Facebook - GamutResolutions / gamutresolutions
Website - www.gamutresolutions.com
Interviewing a Family Member or Friend: Hi everyone. We wanted to let people know that if you're interested in having Ryan interview a family member or friend about their combat experience so you have a story that can be shared with family for years to come, please email ryan@combatstory.com. We're often asked if we can interview family members who don't want to share their story publicly, which is understandable. We know how important it is to capture these stories for our families, however, as Ryan has done with his own father. If you feel you have a family member who would appreciate sharing their story with a fellow veteran that can then be passed down privately to family and friends, please contact us. Thanks and stay safe!
#deltaforce #veteran #specialops #specialoperations #army #combatstory #ryanfugit
Show Notes
0:00 - Intro
1:02 - Guest Introduction and Bio
2:00 - Interview Begins
4:50 - Relearning how to shoot after years of advanced and elite training
7:06 - Gamut Resolutions and the training classes that Bob references throughout the interview
10:45 - Where did your competitive nature come from?
12:01 - Life as a professional golfer.
13:43 - The decision to move into the military.
18:01 - “That was my passion.”
18:26 - Why was a Guard Special Forces unit so special?
21:49 - Combat Story #1: Running to gun fire. “Getting shot at isn’t scary, it’s exciting.”
25:01 - Everyone at the Unit is like this…
25:36 - “You can’t train liking to get shot at.”
32:17 - What would other operators say was your biggest strength?
34:26 - Confidence for a Tier 1 operator.
38:40 - Combat Story #2: On the Ladder. This story is fantastic.
45:30 - The first time I realized “I could actually die.”
47:24 - Rhythm and cadence. Describes the El Pres or El Presidente shooting drill (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combat_....
50:06 - Learning from gunfights.
54:04 - Does the idea of possibly dying change how you fight?
55:29 - How hard the soldier’s life is on families.
59:12 - Combat Story #3: Complacency and grenades.
1:03:44 - Combat Story #4: Shooting between your legs.
1:08:29 - Advice to a new soldier: “Don’t ever say I quit.”
1:10:37 - Advice to those who didn’t serve but still want to give back. Special Operations Care - Fund (soc-f.org/) and the Gamut Initiative (this is Bob’s charity organization which will be online again shortly).
1:15:04 - Gamut Resolutions and what’s coming with more CQB and fellow Tier 1 guest coaches. Also, Range Werx is a range shooting facility in Florida (find more at gamutresolutions.com/ and rangewerx.com/).
1:17:08 - What did you carry with you into combat each time?
1:18:27 - Would you do it all again? A bit of a surprise.
1:20:22 - How important your spouse and family are to your success.
1:22:09 - Golf. Then and now.
1:23:56 - How to share your own story.
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Every Green Beret that I’ve had the pleasure to meet have pretty much all used the same philosophy when it comes to passing on their knowledge/training: “I’ll teach you everything I know but if you find a better way, or something that works better for you, do that instead. I trust that mindset far more than the “my way or the highway” mindset.
@ryhk3293
3 жыл бұрын
The corollary to "if you find a better way or something that works better for you, you do that instead," is "you teach me if you ever get the chance."
@danielwebsta
2 жыл бұрын
I screenshot your comment. I will incorporate it into my parenting strategy
@gtoolejr
Жыл бұрын
They're master teachers and force multipliers
@bdlit7165
Жыл бұрын
Right! Same here!
@heartandmindovercome3214
Жыл бұрын
Yeah that's legit
"for me, getting shot at is like going to a party" LOL Bob is a savage.
Bob is a straight up killer. I love this dude
@F3PIZZA
3 жыл бұрын
Spittin’ dip into a Glock coffee cup, fucking God bless America!
Keller is a born warrior if ever there was one! Thank goodness he was on our side.
“After my first gunfight, I 100% realized that was my passion in life.” Damn.
@muriloninja
Жыл бұрын
Yep, cutting up and laughing their ass off while getting lit up! No doubt a different type of human being thrives in those units. Thanks the gods we have them too!
I worked with an retired MARSOC Raider who saw action in the early 2000s. First time I found out was him showing me a massive through and through stomach wound. Never met a nicer person in my life and he was so relaxed. I’ve also worked with retired Navy Seals. In my experience these elite guys come in every shape, size, and color and are some of the nicest people I’ve ever had the pleasure to know.
Him talking about his childhood made me smile man. I remember reading all my dads combat and survival manuals and trying to build snares and lean to's in the woods. All I ever wanted to be was a Ranger like all the men I looked up to. Unfortunately for me I made a ton of terrible decisions as a young man and disqualified myself. I tried over and over and over to get in the Army and Marines with no luck. I'm pretty successful now days and I still shoot guns and spend every minute of my free time in the outdoors so life isn't that bad but I can't say I'm terribly passionate about the oil and gas industry.
@JesusChrist2000BC
3 жыл бұрын
Be happy you didn't join. The last 20 years was a massive sht show.
@apilkey
2 жыл бұрын
Lol same here. Oil and Gas industry as well…
@gurugo666
2 жыл бұрын
You're probably one of the most stand up people in your community because of that attitude. Be positive, keep your hopes up. No one is gonna care about your shit when Russia pushes in Polands border. I have a similar story dude, you grow where you are. If you don't like where you are you have legs and a mind to change things for the better. Doesn't have to be overnight and nothing worth it doesn't take time. But that's life. You're a good guy dude, keep the vision up. We're gonna have a really interesting time going forward - without reservation. But you're keeping America running, so you're doing your part too.
@snakeoo7ca
Жыл бұрын
@@JesusChrist2000BC bureaucratically? Yes. But you cant put a price on the experiences and friends you meet along the way (if you did a combat deployment, that is)
@ICALLBS-tb2kx
4 ай бұрын
And the best time to be in the military. 👍🏼@@JesusChrist2000BC
I took a class from the Sheriff of Bagdad in April... I think Bob is next on the list. What an absolute animal.
Let’s take a moment to honor the brute savagery of Bob’s 90 minute long, continuous dip. Lol. That’s hardcore.
@MrCashewkitty
3 жыл бұрын
It's a lifestyle. Only comes out for sleep...and even then, not always. Hahaha
@superkool7
3 жыл бұрын
@@MrCashewkitty oh Ive done this plenty of times woke up stained all over lol. Ruined a few different books and zines like this as well
@rawblow4512
2 жыл бұрын
Hey you know you have a tobacco problem when you take the dip into the shower, morning or evening, should i take the snuff out to brush my teeth? Nah to hell with the tooth brush. Hey also try to have 1/2 the can in your mouth and wear a Covid Cloth all day, i had a few light colored masks and they all got stained brown inside 😂🤣
@rawblow4512
2 жыл бұрын
Matt Gage Red Seal long cut natural.
@MrCashewkitty
2 жыл бұрын
@@rawblow4512 my father in law turned me on to that. I mix it up but 80% of the time, that's my go to as well
I first met Bob a few years ago and have had him up at my hunt camp in north FL several times giving classes... hands down the best training I've ever had or sponsored. Look forward to getting him back. Just a super teacher and trainer with a great attitude and personality. We've incorporated Bob's teachings in our SWAT training and everyone has benefited from it. I highly recommend anyone serious about improving their gunfighting skills seek out one of Bob's classes.
The United States Army has the most professional Special Operations units. They don't write books they don't publicize and they do everything in the shadows. People seem to forget or don't want to understand that Green Berets and the Delta Force have a Marine time capability also. During Delta selection you have to rely on yourself they do not use teamwork as other units do it's harder to draw strength from your inner self than it is to draw strength amongst your teammates. No doubt they do work in teams later on but this is just the selection. I appreciate that the Army Special Operations units keep to themselves that is very humble and respectful. They do what must be done and then return back to the Shadows and never asked to be praised. They deserve so much.
@midknightmiddleman5887
Жыл бұрын
Bro enough with this whole “SeALs PuBlIsH BoOks”😂😂😂 So what if some do. They’d still bust your door down and off you as if nothing happened. There’s even been green berets who published books as well. Hell, there’s even a whole freaking movie called the “Green Berets”. Always an army guy berating on Seals 🙄😂😂
I'd love to hear you interview Paul Howe.
when we competed in yearly National assets evals as Marine Recon in 80s & 90s it was always Delta guys evaluating us .
Jocko’s SOG podcast series is how I found this one, I’m thankful for that. I crave these war stories and the perspective they bring, everything in life becomes a lot easier to do after hearing what some people are capable of with willpower.
@KM_1983
2 жыл бұрын
Also look at the Shawn Ryan Show. Former SEAL and CIA contractor. Has a podcast and KZread channel. (Vigilance Elite) has some good people on with great interviews like these.
This guy is a hoot! I could listen to him for hours! Great interview, Ryan.
Did this guy say “I was by myself and I was excited”! This guy is a beast!
Taken 3 of his classes and will continue as long as he comes to Texas! Great instruction, fun personality and better man! Highly recommend his class and SOT rifle! Excellent interview!
thank you for another great conversation, always such great insight
Thank Goodness, I’ve been replaying episodes over and over waiting for a new episode. Luvin it, keep em coming. Thank you to each and every veteran for your sacrifices and service! Much respect.
"My memory sucks by the way" .. I wish I still had the link to an article from about 15 years ago where a doctor was part of a study on emergency responders and their short-term memory. His conclusion was they suffer from some short and long-term memory loss due to their work styles. He said that going from zero to 100 in a few seconds from the adrenalin dump (over and over) was the suspected cause of this phenomenon. My bet is the same for soldiers too.
Yes Ryan feed my combat story addiction
@saiph8872
3 жыл бұрын
so true hahah
I haven't hit that play button this quick in a while!
@robsargent8801
3 жыл бұрын
Correct
@tonyfknb3896
3 жыл бұрын
Same!
Hell yeah, great to see you’re back!
@CombatStory
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks all! Had a bit of a break for kids summer. We’ve got some great guests lined up, including this bad ass interview with Bob Keller. Appreciate the support!
@kxkxkxkx
3 жыл бұрын
@@CombatStory likewise!!!
@Driven5.7
3 жыл бұрын
@@CombatStory Awesome. Is Bob the C Squadron Delta guy John Shrek Mcphee hinted at?
Can you get Kevin Holland ex seal team 6 and Delta = Ultimate Tactical Ninja Interview
@SteveCabana-ir7jt
3 жыл бұрын
I'd love to see that too
@glennhynes5263
2 жыл бұрын
And, seemingly, great guy with the language of a gentleman.
@thief990
2 жыл бұрын
He was DEVGRU and Delta? 🤔
The atmosphere you create for these guys to speak and give their sides of their story. It really is humanizing. There does seem to be a persona about guys in these tier 1 and SF groups that they are bigger than life, and they are more capable than the average joe. Its great to watch these interviews. 70k subscribers is just a start. This is an amazing production, that I ranked up there with Shawn, Jocko, Marcus, and all the other guys like them doing different style interviews and talks with guys like Rob. Its great stuff man, please continue!
His firearms approach is so simple and honest. Love it
@morokolli8700
3 жыл бұрын
I think you need onely what nesseserely if it works!!.. hes alive so they worked.
Bro I watched this entire interview . I loved every minute of it. Because you know - They prolly lost guys- ya know - which I imagine would be hard but that is exactly what he was put on this earth to do and he doesn’t have any bad memories of it. What a great dude- What a great interview . 👍👍
This dude looks like the Ultimate CHAD w that jaw line...
I put off everything I had to do today, including a flooded basement, to enjoy this first. Thank you!
Just imagine if we ever created the magic pill that lets you live for 200 yrs in your prime ? This dude would still be shooting bad guys around the world . I love his attitude n excitement about firefights etc pretty cool to listen to
Great watch. Now everyone knows that golf really is tougher than war fighting. 🤣. Bob is legend for sure
imagine having this man fight alongside you, i’d feel invincible like we’re the fuckin avengers
@benyoung552
3 жыл бұрын
Yeah... He starts gun fighting and it goes from fighting along side of him to you’re behind him trying to catch up yelling “let me kill one too! Dang man!”
@meikel1492
3 жыл бұрын
@@benyoung552 “haha not if i kill them first!”
@ameninsurgency
2 жыл бұрын
Although I tend to agree, once u see what war in Syria (for example) actually entailed, it’s very, very sketchy - even for CAG. Snipers galore, Murder hole to murder hole firefights, IED’s and tons of crazy suicide bombers. It’s rough
@optionsmatrix3244
2 жыл бұрын
@@ameninsurgency No-one said you have to fight fair. Syria is no different. Welcome to SF.
@ameninsurgency
2 жыл бұрын
@@optionsmatrix3244 I didn’t say anything about fairness, I just said it was rough.
Thank you so much for making these podcasts
I have sickle cell disease and never had the chance to fight for the men beside me like many of the other members of my family. So as someone who believes that this was what I wanted to do hurt my soul beyond measure. So I thank you for putting your life on the line for all of us.
@TacticoolVIKINGBeard
3 жыл бұрын
Im right along side you. I had too many waivers to get into the USMC infantry like i wanted and at the time we were moving into Sangin Afghanistan and we lost a few thousand marines (and idk how many others) there... I watched the news pissed off every single day hearing about more and more service personnel being killed... I felt truly guilty about not being able to go. I wanted to help these guys fight and i was being told i couldnt... Was frustrating beyond the max... But i always support any member of service i come across and thank them whole heartedly. We wouldnt be here if not for them
@JesusChrist2000BC
3 жыл бұрын
You guys didn't miss anything. 99% of the military and sweeping and cutting grass. Maybe 1% of people get to do anything and even that is hard to get. As I said you missed nothing. Unless you wanted to step on an IED and get blown up over nothing.
@themarkl0813
2 жыл бұрын
Hope you're doing alright, bud. People have no idea how much sickle cell can hurt.
I remember when rob did a video before explaining how the fundamentals are the only thing that matter until you master them and the entire comment section(who didn’t know who he was) was calling him out and saying he didn’t know what he was talking about😂😂😂😂there was a lot of those comments, until they found out who he was lol....then there was a lot of deleted comments in a hurry.
@CombatStory
3 жыл бұрын
I love seeing that happen on comments. Same thing happened with Todd Opalski - Marine Recon and Delta - and then guys he fought alongside weighed in to vouch for him and you saw A LOT of backtracking.
@Jackson-gv9xw
3 жыл бұрын
@@CombatStory hey Ryan, great podcast. Any chance you might be able to interview an FBI HRT guy sometime soon?
@arighteousname5882
3 жыл бұрын
That's because he slaughtered some sacred cows that are taught by people with little to no real world experience and those fanboys come out in droves and act butthurt.
@markwurz8577
3 жыл бұрын
@@CombatStory I watched that interview! That was a really good one! Its insane anyone could question any of the guys you have on lol. You legitimately get the best guests of all the podcasts I watch. Thank you for that! We all appreciate it! Keep up the great work Ryan!
@Barnes-ml9wg
3 жыл бұрын
I remember that video lol...it was panteo productions
I’ve been waiting patiently for this one! 🙂
People don't realize Bob is one of the most highly trained and experienced warfighters in the world
@PeaceBWYou
3 жыл бұрын
And he doesn’t teach that stupid run around call of duty stuff lol oh and “knife fighting” lol
@KB-kw8ni
3 жыл бұрын
@@PeaceBWYou Knives have gotten me out of two life-threatening jams so there is Merit to it
@Kommentareable
2 жыл бұрын
@@operationNOBO ask professionals. Knives are nasty and someone within a 15 foot radius will get to you before collapsing, especially if they are on opioids
@arturoharvey9733
2 жыл бұрын
I'm pretty sure everyone watching this video realizes that
@mvubu6823
2 жыл бұрын
Why won't we realise it when it clearly states his thumbnail and first 5 seconds of the podcast
Great interviews, thank you...at a time in our world where everything is out of control and everyday life seems like a battle zone. This motivates me to suck it up and tear through CRT, Covid, Crime surge, and all the social media crap...safe journey's good people 👍
just founnd this channnel added to my binge list. thannks for your service, i was an army 13F worked with alot of jtacs and aircraft myself! thanks for the video!
Excellent combat story, Ryan. Thank you!
Very good episode I love it he's a real man and he knew what he wanted to do I show both of you guys 100% love and keep what you guys are doing
Awesome interview! Might I suggest for a future interview Brad Halling? He’s another Delta guy but from the Cold War era. Some of his stories are crazy.
It feels like Bob is speaking right to me. We lived similar childhoods and when he joined the militia I went climbing in Yosemite for years. a big part of me wishes I had joined the military. Also appreciate his conceal carry advise. thank you Bob Keller.
@punishedsnake6141
3 жыл бұрын
Matthew, this is crazy but i just randomly saw your comment and i immediatley remembered watching your Yosemite climbing vids so long ago. Really cool to see you in the comment section. Hope youre doing well, dude.
@user-ty5di3ku6o
3 жыл бұрын
You didn't miss anything except bad healthcare, bad dreams and crappy food.
@mfunkbarley
3 жыл бұрын
@@punishedsnake6141 Thank you good sir. ahh those old Yosemite videos were fun, epically the ones from 2004. Great to connect.
@mfunkbarley
3 жыл бұрын
@@user-ty5di3ku6o Yea it wasn't meant to be my path. my father was drafted into the Vietnam war and he always said i would be a good soldier, but he also did not encourage me to go military.
Great discussion
@yeastyg546
3 жыл бұрын
@Mrgunsngear Channel I can’t decide if I like you or not. Part of me says yes…. But another part is creeped out by you. It’s a dilemma. Anything to add that might sway my opinion?
@arighteousname5882
3 жыл бұрын
@@yeastyg546 He's a tool. Dont waste your time.
@jng1226
3 жыл бұрын
@@arighteousname5882 what makes you say that? Have you watched his videos on his 2A activism? We need to be allied in times like these. Not to mention Mike (Mrgunsngear) has an utterly legit SOF background.
@Lifechanging99999
3 жыл бұрын
@@arighteousname5882 why is he a tool?
@operationNOBO
3 жыл бұрын
@@arighteousname5882 Dont be a internet gun douche who createw infighting. A 5th grader could have written your response.
Another amazing guest
Thank you for sharing, I appreciate your service, you did your time and did it well. Wishing you a long and healthy life, God bless.
This guy is 100% on point about gunfights, ya never know till they start to fly! I've seen men you think would be beasts, cower when it zips by, but I feel this guy, I thrived on it. Never felt so alive, as when the lead flies by!
Thanks boys! Awesome as usual.
Awesome podcast. Love his no bs style.
I love Bob. Great guy, great instructor
I watch almost all of your videos, and this whole time I was wondering when you were gonna do Bob... come to find out, you did it over a year ago... this guy is a legend, excited to hear this....
This guy and sheriff of Baghdad could probably take over a country if you give them enough time
@megclifton6692
11 ай бұрын
The sheriff already said give him a billion dollars and he would do it in a month
What a fun interview, awesome !!!
he's a super soldier out of central casting. Dude literally looks like an actor.
I know an old timer from 20th, early early 2000's deployments as well as some white side stuff prior. He is the most intelligent guy I have ever met and tactically sound? You wouldn't believe it. I once went to take a leak and this guy walked out of a shadow and had somehow pinch some nerve or thing in my neck. He said something badass and intimidating, but I can't remember what it was. 20th guys are squared away for sure.
Wow..what a great interview from a great patriot. Wish we could hear more combat stories from him.
Finally I don’t feel weird about wanting to see combat!!!
A quote from an article written about Bob: Special Operations veteran John Schaible served with Keller “overseas.” “We got into a lot of live-fire engagements with the enemy,” Schaible said. “People would ask if I shot anybody. The truth is, I shot at people who were probably already dead, because people like Bob got on the trigger faster. I did an okay job out there, but guys like Bob did a better job than me. Bob was absolutely on time in serious situations that required that split-second decision-making process that kept a lot of his buddies alive. I’ve seen it happen on numerous occasions.”
Obviously this guy is what makes the Unit the Unit.
What a badass wouldn't want to get in a gun fight with this guy
@CombatStory
3 жыл бұрын
Exactly. This is the kind of guy you want right next to you in any fight.
@Frost_actual
3 жыл бұрын
@@CombatStory either way hes gonna carry the team even if we team up lol
I love how he really says everyone is really different, for all the people who pick apart people grips and stances.
@dwightroyster5631
3 жыл бұрын
R3💯💯
Saw him first on a panteo production. Love what he had to say concerning fundamentals.
Awesome podcast! I love these. You should get the GBRS Group guys on here.
Great show. Thanks gents.
This was outstanding 👏
Fantastic guest...Bravo Ryan!
Wow. Great interview. Thanks.
We are just so fast 😂 Total animal
Rob is a hoot, thanks Ryan! Absolutely we all race to the target, but remember, the AH's are first on target! SGDM! Good to see you Rob, be blessed.
The Red Dawn blowout bag stuff was fantastic!
This dude is awesome
It’s crazy this dude was a pro golfer lol 😂 so random
@Slippindisc
3 жыл бұрын
CW Lemoine just interviewed a fighter pilot (I think F-16) who was a pga pro
@RV-ik2gy
2 жыл бұрын
Bob is a great guy, I set up and took a class with him last summer
@rawblow4512
2 жыл бұрын
Hey my grandfather could have went pro, he settled for LEO and retired as chief in the department. What was wrong with him LOL 😂🤣
@RV-ik2gy
2 жыл бұрын
@@rawblow4512 I'd say being an athlete is settling, serving the community is much more honorable
@rawblow4512
2 жыл бұрын
Ron Vergundy yep yep that is true brother! Im proud of both grandfathers, they had it rough back then, one was a LEO and the other fought in WW2. Like my dad use to tell me, money isn’t everything!
A true warrior
Got to attend one of Bob’s classes earlier this year. Going back for another in December. I HIGHLY recommend that if you have the chance to sign up for a class, DO IT!
@Barnes-ml9wg
3 жыл бұрын
Where is it based out of?
@lazib008el5
3 жыл бұрын
@@Barnes-ml9wg He is based out of FL but travels throughout the country. Check the websites calendar, perhaps he has a class coming up near you. If not, you can organize a class and he’ll come to you. 🇺🇸
Great Interview. Gunfight or Mudfight I can relate. Thanks for showing me something I had forgotten about myself. - the MudMan
Awesome! Just awesome.
Great episode. Bob is hillarious! Strong Work Brochochos!
Thanks again Soldiers
Thanks guys
Such an unusual attitude [what a story] towards attacking attitude. . . . .Not every 'kid is going to become THIS SOLDIER but out of the thousands out there ! Every now and again you NEED this dude, Well done also RYAN your interview Style and approach !!! Taking a bad ass situation and FINDING the LIGHT, side : )
All Good...Thanks Semper Fi... GB
What a life lol Pro Golfer to Delta Force Operator and Green Beret lol God bless him!!
It’s fuckin epic to hear these tier 1 dudes talk about there mind sets and be who they are and be able to relate , couldn’t sing up because of injuries but god dam I was exactly the same as a kid would be I. The desert in Southern California day dreaming playing war by myself I remember clearing my moms when I was like 12 13 years old in the 92-93 post 911
@mikexxxmilly
2 жыл бұрын
They’re all very similar in personality
So atleast for me it's finally given me a true idea of just how many gunfights "Unit" guys get into, which is literally 100's and 100's of them....
Love the interview.
Really enjoy your interviews and Mr. Keller is absolutely one of the best ones. Hope to soon take a carbine class of his. Quality training and who better to hone skills under ?
Great interview
Awesome!
All the Soldiers/Marines, when we became cops, were at the range everyday! Could always tell who had served.
Thank you guys so much👍😊👏🙏☝️💖🇺🇸🌈
Do what you love to do. Very true
Fun to Listen to!
Legend
Love the honesty. Can’t wait to watch the whole thing.
Tip of every Spear!!!!! Just fun stuff!!! I'm laughing with them!!!! Good times!!!! 💯💯💯
I'M SO EXCITED!!!! MY BIGGEST (I'LL BE IT SUPER UNREALISTIC) DREAM JOB IS TO WORK IN CAG!!! I LOVE THIS PODCAST!!!
@stephenleskow7959
3 жыл бұрын
Don’t let anyone tell you you cannot do it man. Just work your ass off, stay out of trouble and follow your dream.
@arieszodiac3553
3 жыл бұрын
@@stephenleskow7959 That's the right mindset for sure! The running and staying strong at the same time is what kills me lol. Can't be an operator and can't run thats for sure.
@charliemike13
3 жыл бұрын
@@arieszodiac3553 there are also many support positions available and all of it necessary. Without support the squadrons can’t do their jobs. You can be amazing at whatever job it is, just keep trying.
@Sean-hp1uo
3 жыл бұрын
Love the positive energy in here!
@mangata4244
3 жыл бұрын
What’s CAG?
Learned a lot.
Am I the only female out there who LOVES this channel? “Two dog” panties, “Shrek”, the yellow Baghdad Cab driver, Bob, the ladder Gangsta…😂 Seriously great channel! Love listening to the stories. Thank you for all your effort and hard work.
@brandonfaubert7180
2 жыл бұрын
Doesn't matter if you're a man or woman. What ever catches your interest right.
@leylag1466
2 жыл бұрын
@@brandonfaubert7180 I agree however I would like to see more of my fellow women here. I have heard of all these men during my service and they seemed like the ghosts of Machu Picchu. Therefore it’s rather extraordinary to be able to listen to them and their experiences. It’s also refreshing to hear that many of us think alike. Fighter pilots will kill you before the enemy. I literally laughed out loud when Shrek said that since that’s exactly what I experienced and was taught. No hard feelings for all the pilots out there.
Great guest. Robert Keller is pretty darn close to being as entertaining as the Sheriff of Baghdad.
@alfarouqaminufor3892
2 жыл бұрын
Well they were both unit guys, I'm sure they are familiar with each other
I like the highlight at the beginning of the video. Very fascinating and brilliant. Thanks for still bringing me/us inspiring Combat Stories. Sincerely. I am not an US citizen and never been to US but your Interviews enable me to learn so much valuable lessons from battle-hardened veterans. So thank you again. Truly brilliant work.