1:32:45 Jocko chokes down a tear, the world stops spinning for a moment. Thank you men. God bless Master Sgt. Gary Gordon and Sgt. 1st Class Randy Shughart.

@Robwithakick

2 жыл бұрын

I caught that. I felt that. I also had to do the same.

@ajcook7777

2 жыл бұрын

Those guys are the epitome of selflessness, they feared no living man...

@drewishaf

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah man, that hurt a little bit.

@devin6201

2 жыл бұрын

My great uncle was in Somolia 92-93, he told me he reenlisted after seeing the pictures of their bodies, but never got to go back. I felt a great deal of anger too after seeing the footage, people laughing, mutilating, and standing over a dead American, its hard not to. To this day he curses Somalia to hell, he told me “I never saw one pair of eyes from there that didn’t look like they wanted to kill me”. A whole fucked up situation all around, and Somalia is still in civil war all these years later. No good endings here in the big picture.

@Someguy6571

2 жыл бұрын

@@devin6201 You can't bring peace to a place that only knows war and death. America was stupid think it could change that mindset, and sadly these men paid the price for it.

Gordon and Shugart are two of the most Spartan dudes in US Army history. Willingly fought it out to their last for their brothers

@Frenki94

2 жыл бұрын

"Generally speaking, the Way of the warrior is resolute acceptance of death.” - Miyamoto Musashi

@JR-ju3kj

2 жыл бұрын

Those guys are incredible.When they asked to be given permission to set up the perimeter around Durant and the downed Black Hawk,they knew what they were asking for and they knew what that meant. It was an extraordinary story! The book and the movie were great,too!

@KrissyMeow

2 жыл бұрын

The fact they asked over and over to go, knowing what it meant. Absolute heros. I hope their families are proud of the men they raised and know that many people will never forget them.

@traviskeeler4533

2 жыл бұрын

I am a Canadian...and the respect I have for Gary Gordon and Randy Shugart is endless. My 3 teen-age sons know every aspect of their deeds. Its one thing when you are in the shit and have to react to survive...and there are MANY stories of servicemen and women doing extraordinary things in those situations and I respect all of them. But those 2 men could SEE the crowds massing....could have chosen to stay in the bird and offer support that way....but they insisted on insertion. Makes me misty. (And Jocko....no disrespect I know you don't write the headlines but it is ...."Night Stalkers DON'T Quit!"...."NSDQ!".....not "never".....and it IS important....that's their Motto)

@drooshmaroosh8261

2 жыл бұрын

These guys are true heroes. They will go down into the annals of history of great Americans just like Donald Trump.

Watching this right now. My uncle - Timothy "Griz" Lynn Martin paid the ultimate sacrifice on that day.

@ironheadedDoF

2 жыл бұрын

Griz.. a man to be proud of!

@tiredredneck8159

2 жыл бұрын

Your family paid the ultimate price. He will not be forgotten. We will not forget

@antoanpaskalev4810

2 жыл бұрын

My condolences brother, but you had the privilege of knowing a true warrior who died fighting and doing what he wanted, feel proud.

@jijiXSama

2 жыл бұрын

Damn 🤝

@cosmicjive4746

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a badass dude. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Master Sgt Gary Gordon. Sgt First Class Randy Sughart. Unbelievable, unparalleled bravery. When you hear the story from the guy who had a front row seat to it. Wow.

@vp-fv1eo

6 ай бұрын

Killing women and children is brave to you?

Im a refugee from Southeast asia.when I was born I was sick and my mom always told me if it wasn't for the U.S military I probably die so when I got about 13 I felt I owe the nation to served so I joined after I graduated high school.

@Fit.For.A.Firefight.

2 жыл бұрын

It sounds like you are a true American. May God bless you and your family brother

@bobbyraejohnson

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@boerbeun

2 жыл бұрын

Love your comment. Wish i could follow. Stuck in freakn europe. Maybe someday.

@KrissyMeow

2 жыл бұрын

You're more American than many born here. Thank you for serving, I'm glad you made it. 🙂

@JW-28

2 жыл бұрын

Hooyah AZrael!

My dad was on the team to rescue Mike Durant. His stories of the whole thing are intense. A lot of heroes died then and we will never forget.

I am not even an American. You watch this film as a foreign civilian and you have your mind blown and respect and admire all the people involved. This podcast just took it to a different level. If you are scared that there is so much evil and malice in the world. I will sleep better tonight knowing there are people like this in the world. Thank you Sir, for everything.

@elpanchosancho2314

2 жыл бұрын

If you're not American this isn't for you. Go away America is full.

@steven13929

2 жыл бұрын

​@@elpanchosancho2314 We would gladly trade you for him any day, not that he even remotely suggested intent to come here.

@alexb7641

2 жыл бұрын

If you want to sleep even better find John "Shrek" McPhee, aka the sheriff of Baghdad. The unit makes men Tom Clancy couldn't even imagine.

@apexmobiledontdie

2 жыл бұрын

Dont need to be American to appreciate the brotherhood they had

Truly amazing to finally see the real Mike Durant and hear his remarkable story. True hero

@adambane1719

2 жыл бұрын

Hero??

@KrissyMeow

2 жыл бұрын

@@adambane1719 Judging by your other comments, you're clearly quite the smooth brain. Good luck out there.

@adambane1719

2 жыл бұрын

@@KrissyMeow *quite Judging by your female "status", you clearly shouldn't be here.

@KrissyMeow

2 жыл бұрын

@@adambane1719 LOL you tried.

@adambane1719

2 жыл бұрын

Gotchya! Maybe you'll think twice next time.

“MIKE DURANT! YOU WONT BE LEFT BEHIND! MIKE DURANT! YOU WONT BE LEFT BEHIND!”

Jocko was definitely holding back tears . May those brave soilders Rest In Peace.

I lost my big brother in 94, he was a marine, i was 14 in 94. I would die for my brothers & I live for them. Id give my all for you. God has protected me & I thank you.

@stephcrumpled

2 жыл бұрын

"I would die for my brothers" easy to say when u have never been in a situation to do so , poser

When you’re in the presence of great men like this, you can’t go wrong.

Mike Durant is the true definition of a legend. I can’t wait to dive into this podcast. May the sacrifice of those who served in Operation Gothic Serpent and subsequent missions never be forgotten.

@MaMA-rz8gr

2 жыл бұрын

They are all definition of a legend there were so many moving pieces that day everybody involved

@Nick_Hafey_83

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Just finished the podcast a few minutes ago. My respect level is even higher now.

@johnnynapalm2887

2 жыл бұрын

Forget y.

The feeling he said the words "we had tanks but it was a *political* decision not to use them. This man will make different choices in politics to those who have not served or worked out in the world. I wish him luck in his Senate run. We all need more politicians driven to serve their people not themselves.

@eriktruchinskas3747

2 жыл бұрын

Would it have been a good idea? Getting the tanks into such tight streets where humvees had trouble maneuvering would have made them RPG sponges

@Lockdown335

2 жыл бұрын

@@eriktruchinskas3747 Both guys said Tanks would have rolled through that shit.... 2 SOF guys said that... Lets agree with them lol

@eriktruchinskas3747

2 жыл бұрын

@Lockdown335 after watching a compilation of the m1 shrugging off rpg and tow missiles I have to agree with you. If they sent a m1 they could have wrecked shit, but you have to remember this was the clinton era military

@DontLetTheOldManIn

2 жыл бұрын

Bill Clinton was running the show back then. A more political person was never born. Had it been Reagan or Trump the outcome would’ve been far different.

@DontLetTheOldManIn

2 жыл бұрын

@Foggy I believe it was Bush who said that.

When Jocko starts off with a long exhale, you know it’s about to get real

35:00 I really appreciated Mike taking the time to recognize Jocko's previous complimentary assessments of Army units he operated with and that Mike appreciated Jocko doing that. Far too often, interservice and interunit rivalries preclude this kind of dialogue and it should happen more often. One team, one fight. Good stuff.

@kevinhoffman9699

Жыл бұрын

Underrated Comment. I was wounded in action in Afghan and it was a combined effort across the multitude of supporting functions from all the services that saved my life and brought me home. Navy Corpsman, Air Force PJs, Coalition Medical Teams, Army, Air Force and Navy Surgeons. Air Force Helos and C17 Cargo Planes. .... the list goes on. One team one fight.

@zakobrien8764

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinhoffman9699 Thank you. And glad you made it out, hope you're back to 100% or close to it. Cheers

I hope he wins in Alabama. We need him

@ronbyrd5091

2 жыл бұрын

I’m torn. I love Mo Brooks, always have. But then there is Mike Durant! We are blessed in Alabama to have such great men running for office. However, it does make for an ultra hard choice. I wish that Durant would would have run for the 5th U.S. Congressional District, then we could get them both. Decisions, decisions…

@tj36b6

2 жыл бұрын

@@ronbyrd5091 Calera Alabama here. Same for me, but I'm leaning towards Mike, my gut is telling me he's the real deal and will not back down to the D.C machine.

@mr.hemlock1900

2 жыл бұрын

Democrat or republican?

@grey9102

2 жыл бұрын

@@mr.hemlock1900 a pro Trump, anti vax mandate, pro 2A republican.

@montevallomustang

2 жыл бұрын

He has my vote for sure

I cried when I read the book "In the Company of Hero's" Gut wrenching. Thank you for your service sir.

@mikeserot1410

Жыл бұрын

That was a crazy book for sure. Can't remember if I cried while reading it, but I almost certainly did

As a Mog vet in ‘93-‘94, it’s great to hear Mike share. Great details that help to fill in the gaps.

@jonathanramos8414

10 ай бұрын

A mission of call of duty 4 modern warfare is actually called the mog. I wonder if that's a callback to black hawk down

2 delta force Snipers asked to be inserted into a seemingly hopeless situation. This is why they are Delta Force and why they received Medals of Honor for forfeiting their lives to protect their fellow soldiers!

@wildernessrick9278

2 жыл бұрын

It wasn't *seemingly* hopeless. It WAS hopeless! THEY were the only hope. They requested multiple times to be inserted, KNOWING that if they couldn't get it done, there was no one else. Talk about going out on your terms. My god. So many of us can only hope to be even a tenth of the man they were...

3 hours with Mike Durant and Jocko? Absolutely NSDQ

@MrDocseidel7

2 жыл бұрын

What’s NDSQ

@tacoenvy

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrDocseidel7 The 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment Motto “ Night Stalkers don’t quit! “

@MrDocseidel7

2 жыл бұрын

@@tacoenvy roger that, thanks bro.

@edhoncho157

2 жыл бұрын

Mike Durant was a helo pilot and not a stock broker, no need to bring up nsdq s&p etc. Don’t get him confused with dave ramsey.

@FourthExile

2 жыл бұрын

@@edhoncho157 oiiiii hahaah joke of the year nominee here!

I hope Mike guilts or motivates Jocko to get his ass into politics and run for something. This country needs men like this desperately. Let’s go fella’s, get after it!

@sisterbluesky62

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 10000000%

@onlycasual1

2 жыл бұрын

Jocko is making millions of dollars helping people and doing what he wants to do. He'd be insane to go into politics. He's also said multiple times he doesn't want to.

@requited2568

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, especially since he can take the heat as they try to destroy him like they did the other outsider. It would be a bad business decision but a great decision for at least half the country, but I bet he could get 3/4's on board.

@ryrygilory

2 жыл бұрын

Love to see him as a California senator eventually president... if he has the time

@dylanmaciulewicz2697

2 жыл бұрын

@@requited2568 u U U U U

1:39:35 "I still remember the cloud" hits so hard.

I’m always humbled by how humble Jocko is when reliving anguish and death stories.

It’s Nightstalkers Don’t Quit. Nsdq. Met this guy at Ft Campbell KY some years ago. He’s the real deal.

I knew a lot of the guys from Gothic serpent. Worked with and for some. Blackburn still owes me $60 Struker was my head RI. Cash (the RPG magnet) was a team leader of mine in the 82nd. For any faults they may have had, quitting never was one

@D1dilf

2 жыл бұрын

Rude Dude!

@elpanchosancho2314

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah he owes me money too!

@leer9360

2 жыл бұрын

Did Blackburn leave the army after his injury? Guessing he never got to stay in

@weworks7811

2 жыл бұрын

Razors Edge!

This is pure fire!! I love Jocko bedtime stories! Thank you sir.

@danielwebsta

2 жыл бұрын

I bet you’re a really cool person. That’s just my hunch:) cheers!

@jonathanramos8414

10 ай бұрын

Jocko willink reads the little engine that could

Master Sgt Gary Gordon and Sgt First Class Randy Sughart completed their mission that day. Mr Durant is still with us

I work with Mike’s son in law. We’ve been waiting for this for some time.

“ Mike Durant, we won’t leave you behind” - random night stalker little bird pilot

@Mike Durant after 22 years of pastoring a local church I have entered the NC Senate race. I understand what you are saying. I decided if I won't fight for my children's freedom then who will. Stand strong brother!

This guy is a true legend! God bless America

If the A-10 was ever needed,it was in this debacle!!!

Wow Mike Durant himself, a great guest

Attended a Prayer breakfast with my Son 10 years ago when CWO-4 Durant spoke. His story chilled me then and this interview did the same. God Bless you CWO. Semper Fidelis

@cecilou7383

8 ай бұрын

What a blessing! God protected him for moments like that.

I dont know Jocko or any of these amazing Americans he has on this podcast but Im grateful for this opportunity to get this close. If I never get to shake hands just know I hold you all in the highest regard. God bless

Rest In Peace those that gave their life for their brothers and sisters that day. I just watched black hawk down, I’m at a loss of words for what Gary Gordon and Randy Shughart did…

I read his book religiously as a kid. He's an inspiration, and a well spoken man.

This is tough to watch. I saw this crap on television when it happened. I remember thinking why are we there. I have the most respect for members of our armed services. Thank you so much for everything you gave.

WOW Mike Durant! So awesome. i will never forget than brave mans face on the newspapers.

I love all of you reading this. I hope your end of the year brings you a peaceful start to the new one. Here’s to happy closings and new beginnings!

3:06:04 It was a true pleasure/privilege to be able to see Mr. Mike Durant on your podcast. Every time I watch a podcast of yours it is like a blessing from the Creator. Blessed are we to have men like that in our country.

Another home run for Team Jocko! He's sat with giants!

America isn't perfect but is the greatest country in the world. We have incredible heroes like Jocko, Mike, and everyone else who have served past and present. Thank you for your service.

@KrissyMeow

2 жыл бұрын

Amen to that.

Thanks. I had a Grand Mal stroke,& have been healing/recovering. I live for youTube. Every Podcast is a reminder…don’t quit! Keep fighting. Thanks.

"They knew the situation was critical and they were there to work not chat" gave me chills

Black Hawk Down is literally my favorite movie of all time. Listening to this was better than the movie

@georgiashooter3739

2 жыл бұрын

@The Truth both are stories about real life. The movie is entertaining, while this is far more detailed and interesting

@jeffreylc

2 жыл бұрын

@@georgiashooter3739 no the movie is a movie. Paul Howe has been quoted that about 10% of it is accurate. The most realistic aspect being it’s portrayal of the violence of action and that’s about it.

@georgiashooter3739

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeffreylc I never said it was a documentary. "A movie is a movie". Great argument lol. Like I said, the movie was entertaining, the podcast was more detailed and interesting. There's a reason alot of guys who have been in combat say that Black Hawk Down is one of the few times Hollywood got close to portraying aspects of what it's like to be in combat. It's a great movie. Millions more people watched the movie than will watch this podcast, but like I said, to me the podcast was even better than the movie

I will be voteing for Mike.

Pain has no bearing on this man…except for the loss of his brothers..I could not imagine

Never been so excited for a guest!!

Wow, super powerful podcast. I cried many times throughout the podcast. You tell peoples stories that make it a truly touching reality for all to feel and appreciate the sacrifices that are made on our behalf. God bless you and all your guests. My family and I thank you and Mike and all your guest for their incredible service.

@kellycross-criddle9028

2 жыл бұрын

Dakota Meyer was very raw emotionally. I have listened to several different podcasts with Marcus Luttrell and Dakota Meyer. These two men and Mike and others feel that the day they feel they got there but kicked is the day they are most remembered and decorated for. We hear their stories and marvel that they dared to survive under horrific conditions. They express a feeling of failure of mission whereas we view it as a such a patriotic will to survive while continuing on in a new mission. The mission to survive, try and help others and to continue serve their country so brave and respectfully. So very honored that they share these stories and that Jocko reads these stories at just the right passage to paint an accurate and emotional mental guide.

Wow! Mike Durant. The way he spoke of his brothers was just powerful. I could feel the respect. The sacrifice those men made is just absolutely unreal. To hear about it straight from the man who was there is so earth shattering strong. Pretty sure Jocko got choked up. Me too!

My wife and we’re at the arrival on CAAF when Mr Durant came home on the air ambulance AF bird. When he was wheeled out on the stretcher and held up his maroon beret, that was badass definitely the definition of hoaah!

Michael Durant is such an amazing guy. His humility, his candor and his understanding of various aspects is reassuring. As for war, I was a prime participant in Ramadi with the 101st, 506th Infantry in Nov 05 through Nov 06. That place suuuucked.

I was stationed at Ft Campbell 7th battalion then and was part of his welcome home reception at the airfield. It was truly an honor and the closest I’ve ever been to such a Hero. NSDQ

best podcast in the world atm

I waited for so long for this. One of my favorite war stories. Respect from Romania.

I've never seen "Black Hawk Down" I'm hooked. I'm so anxious to watch it after this and I pray this man wins his Senate race. We need people like him in our leadership

@DontLetTheOldManIn

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck. I am pretty emotional so I was enraged and in tears during much of it. Ha!

@charlievegas8497

2 жыл бұрын

@@DontLetTheOldManIn Thanks! I watched it late last night. It was good but hearing their own testimony first didn't do it justice. I should've watched then went bk to the interviews. Makes me want to get his book now

@davidlee-ln9vh

2 жыл бұрын

Read the book first

@motiman2466

2 жыл бұрын

You gotta watch it

The day I watched Mike Durant on TV, being held captive, opened my eyes to the world. Mike is a true hero and I hope he wins his run for the Senate.

My unit deployed to the mog jan to mar i got out of the army in april. Saw the bhd on the news in oct i was so distraught wishing i was there to help. These guys are the best.

I remember watching all that unfold. I was a medical troop in the Air Force and felt so helpless. Thank God for the finest men on the planet 💪🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️

From the flight operations side of Sikorsky producing Blackhawks today - thank you both

One of, if not the Best podcasts I've ever watched! Emotionally and detailed descriptive memory of events like none other. I can never thank the men and women of the Military and their families enough. Thank you, Sam Zippo

This is one of the best episodes. I read this book over ten years ago. It really left an impression on me. I bought numerous copies of the book and gave them as gifts. I wanted to share the story with so many. A few years ago I went to the Airborne and SF museum at Bragg and saw the exhibit from Somolia and the book and Mike Durant’s experience. He is a true hero as well as all those there that day. We owe them all a debt of gratitude.

Black Hawk Down is one of the greatest war movies ever made Its a Masterpiece

Thank you all for your service and sacrifices.

Seen the movie, read the book, read the Wikipedia page - still doesn’t compare to hearing it from the men themselves. As a side note, it might be cool to get someone like Howard Wasdin, a SEAL who participated in the battle, on the podcast. Thank you both for everything!

@MotoMatt418

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, 100%. I’ve commented that Wasdin would be great for the Shawn Ryan Show / Vigilance Elite as well!

@ianmedford4855

2 жыл бұрын

New England... Never fuck with New England.

@traviskeeler4533

2 жыл бұрын

There is a really good interview on KZread with 3 other participants, Kyle Lamb from Delta, Col. Perino from The Ranger Battalion and Col. Lee Van Arsdale (not sure what he was? Ranger? Delta?) at the Modern War College-West Point. Incredible to hear the stories of the ground battle from the dudes who lived it. Another one out there with Sgt. Struecker, a who was in the convoy. All excellent interviews. Amazing stories man.

@MotoMatt418

2 жыл бұрын

@@traviskeeler4533 Can you link that interview if you don’t mind? That would be awesome to see.

@traviskeeler4533

2 жыл бұрын

@@MotoMatt418 Never done this before so I hope that is how it's done brother? If not, easy to find. Title is "Three Veterans Recall Battle of Mogadishu" Worth a watch for sure. Cheers mate. kzread.info/dash/bejne/q3qry9iroKmudZM.html

I finnished that podcast with SEAL team 6 operator DJ Shiply, and rember he was just like - Dude, Black Hawk Down is one of the most realistic war movies ever made!

Black hawk down the movie is what got me to join the army I was 34 2004 and august 17th 05 I was in ft benning starting a 12 year run and I still cry when I watch that movie it’s sadness n pride I wanted to be part of that machine we call the army and I did

I have watched all the movies about war and read so many books, but nothing beats Jocko’s long format interviews! For someone who never served, it is the closest I can ever feel to being put in these situations.

I like how Durant explained how there is a little more to 160th SOAR than just flying around when it comes to selection. It's a SOF pipeline and just like the others, it weeds 'em out!

The next Alabama Senator

My cousin's and I cross the Master Sergeant Gary Gordon Memorial Bridge when we go up to the hunting camp. I always make it a point to mention Gothic Serpent and the reason for the bridge's name. I can't even begin to comprehend what those guys went through that day. Less than 200 of America's most elite warriors and pilots against a scorned city.

Trailers are the modern equivalent of the old viking long houses. Then just like now our best warriors are raised in them. That's a quote.

Just came to youtube to comment since i listened on Spotify, This was an amazing story, it looks like ive got another book for the list, Thanks to the three of you for making it happen.

This is by far one of the best podcast I have ever listened to . This story has changed my life it what got me to join the army and stop being a freedom moocher . I remember my first days in FT benning seeing Gordon n Shuberts pictures on the wall and the feeling I had was pride pride to be walking the same halls of those guys and Mike being a local guy I lived up New Hampshire. Unbelievable story had me glued In for the ride . Ps I went with 82nd airborne and that’s what we did air assault I’m in those birds that went down just the history alone makes me proud n sad remembering that day in this story

No way!!!!! My Saturday just got better! Black hawk down is the most realistic war movie ever!

Started listening summer 2020. Had to catch up. 312 podcasts, finally smashed the subscribe button.

When he was talking about Panama, it brought back some memories. I lived in Panama from 1989-1996. My dad was Air force security forces and was stationed at Howard Air force base. We lived at Albrook Air force base.

@earlyprimate

2 жыл бұрын

Lived on Howard AFB as a dependent from 86-88. I was stationed in Turkey, Air Force Security Forces (Security Police then) during the Panama Invasion. Remember watching CNN coverage on AFN and knowing all of the places where the fighting was happening.

Great story. My unit 3rd Bn 9th Marines landed in Somalia Dec 93. This story has always been special to me. Thank you for sharing.

It is so sad to hear the frustration in Jocko’s voice about the deaths of his fellow soldiers. It is like he was there.

this is the heaviest, best podcast I've listened to.

Mike Durant is the mf'ing MAN!!! In The Company Of Heroes was a GREAT book. Probably one of the best books I've read.

dang, glued to the whole podcast and drooling over it the whole time...but the best damn thing I hear is at the 2hr 45min mark. Such a blessing to have folks like Mike willing to keep moving forward and truly serving.

I am so grateful for these men. We are lucky to witness this conversation. Thank you for this.

Was brought to tears during this podcast I was introduced like most by the movie as a child the rawness of war seeing the sacrifice by Gary and Randy was not lost of me even at a young age. The mayhem, I remember asking how could they let this happen to Americans?! We don't lose! So Mike really hit the nail on the head by saying the movie brought humanity to the people like no other. As an adult reading the books now hearing his account I am so grateful for the perspective

Thank god for those men who went in after Mike Durant, there true American heroes!!! God bless these 2 men!!

This guy is a hero to the core

If I was in Jocko’s class I would want him to read the story the whole time. Imagine young Jocko reading Dr. Seuss, Epic.

@robbo580

2 жыл бұрын

Jocko Willink: "The cat's whiskers trembled in anticipation of the pillow fight that was about to unfold right before his eyes."

@dereknolan3959

2 жыл бұрын

“Oh the Sneetches are causing trouble? Good.”

@jonathanramos8414

10 ай бұрын

Jocko reading Dr Seuss to his kids for bedtime lol

@Nsdus5676

7 ай бұрын

That’s great😅😂

@jonathanramos8414

7 ай бұрын

Jocko reads green eggs and ham

Words can't describe how I feel about this podcast , but I will say this ,I was fighting back tears when jocko read the letter from his wife. Take it a day at a time....

Jocko has such a powerful voice while reading

I'm stoked for this smoke

RIP to all involved. Godspeed gentlemen.

One of the best Jocko Podcasts EVER. Right up there with Jim Suresly and Jonny Kim! Unbelievable story!

incredible story. glad this is being shared. the next generation needs to hear these stories

“In The Company of Heroes”, one fantastic read and FULL OF American HEROES.

Wow I forgot about this guy. Looking forward to listening. This dude went through some shit.

WoW … what a great story and podcast. My hat’s off to Mr. M. Durant & Jocko. Thank you 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Incredible story. So much respect for these heroes. They were in an A- hole hell hole of the world.

Every single one of Jocko's Podcasts should be put into the library of Congress. This is history recorded, and should be protected at all costs so these stories, and the warriors who lived them, are never, ever forgotten. God bless Mike Durant, Jocko, and all who serve.