What story should I cover next? >:}

@jacksonmrozinski3104

Жыл бұрын

Whatever interest you

@SomeAsianPerson

Жыл бұрын

ruby ridge or killdozer

@grimtea1715

Жыл бұрын

Iran hostage crisis?

@masterofrockets

Жыл бұрын

Green Leader Bush War

@mattmmxxiii

Жыл бұрын

1986 Miami Shootout

Thank you Popo, I’m the daughter of SGT Donald Walters and feel you did an amazing job of explaining and going into detail with this story. I was 9 months old when he was killed, almost 20 years later, my grief is excruciating.

@PopoMedic

Жыл бұрын

Amber, You don’t have to thank me. Thank you. I can’t even imagine the weight. I’m sure you know, but to remind you the pain you carry is shared by millions of Americans even if you carry the heaviest load. Your Dad was a hero. I am so very sorry for your loss. He will not be forgotten and if there is anything I can ever do to help don’t be a stranger.

@amberwalters8458

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ❤️

@808Lawyer

Жыл бұрын

Amber, thank you for your family’s sacrifice. 🙏🏻🇺🇸

@kenkaniff8428

Жыл бұрын

@@amberwalters8458 GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AMBER!!! YOUR FATHER IS A HERO!!! HE WILL FOREVER BE REMEMBERED

@amberwalters8458

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Andy Stumpf, who was a young SEAL back in 2003 and participated in this rescue, had Jessica Lynch on his podcast "Cleared Hot". They both talked about this night and the events that led up to it, and their lives after. It was a really nice podcast and awesome to hear from the people actually involved.

@Mithrandir69

Жыл бұрын

Dang, I need to listen to that one.

@JB-xt3ly

Жыл бұрын

Was he in Gold Squadron at that time?

@JohnSmith-uv4ox

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing, I'm gonna look that up. Take care.

@balthazaar3255

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dude

@jroadfunk3665

Жыл бұрын

Is that Andy Stumpf at 11:56 talking? I love his Cleared Hot Pod cast and the guy kinda of sounds like him.

I served for 20 years as an Infantryman and the fact that my country would stop at nothing to bring me (or my body) home was always a source of comfort. This rescue was a morale booster for me. I had nothing to do with it but I was in country at the time and needed some good news.

@ryansweeney5716

Жыл бұрын

Afghanistan

@dabunnykilla2

Жыл бұрын

Well, the old US I’d feel that way. With the current administration and political leaders or even the Liberal leaning Brass I’m not sure it would be the case…you’d probably rot there unfortunately…

@jass7981

Жыл бұрын

@@dabunnykilla2what an absolute moronic statement to make. Facts don’t care about your feelings. There’s one party that doesn’t give a rats ass about the military and I’m sure you know which that is. The one where their leader called dead soldiers suckers and losers. Stop watching Cucker Carlson.

@tylerhibbs7086

Жыл бұрын

@@dabunnykilla2 yeah no, military doctrine doesn’t just change because people are liberal, biden is so liberal he wanted to increase military spending and cops budgets 😂😂

@RickmoZamms

Жыл бұрын

With one evac. There were 100 left behind. The US Military is a shell of its oast and is more like TMZ than military outfit

Thanks! For such a good job representing our veteran's! You rock!

@PopoMedic

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! And always 🇺🇸

@libby5184

Жыл бұрын

@@PopoMedic I subbed to your channel not long ago, and I want to say these videos are very well put together, the music gets my adrenaline going! Thank you for making videos like this, it's nice to see our military doing great things and having people like you to shine a spotlight on us is greatly appreciated. As Active duty myself, I want to say thank you for your support!

@oogie493

Жыл бұрын

@@libby5184 Thank you for making the video!

@itzybitzyspyder

Жыл бұрын

o7

@rabbitholes9869

8 ай бұрын

youre fucking based bro, loving youre channel @@PopoMedic

It's crazy how one civilian had the choice to either keep that info to himself or do the right thing. It just came down to that person's integrity

@UnicycleIdiot

Жыл бұрын

There are countless civilians in these countries who risk their lives and their families' well beings for the sake of helping the U.S. A lot of them get killed and or/ tortured. Sometimes I wish they could get more recognition.

@turnip5359

Жыл бұрын

A lot of Iraqis were not loyal to Saddam nor even liked the regime

@edwhite7078

Жыл бұрын

You do realize it wasn't one civilian. Many knew only one told. Just saying your comment made it seem like one person had a chance and took that chance. Literally a whole hospital had the information. But honestly it's all fishy. What a tremendous rescue. I guess lucky the entire Iraqi army didn't have a medic they had to take her to the public hospital. Where you can kind of say we just picked her up

@martinponce8176

Жыл бұрын

and the U.S money

@jonny-b4954

Жыл бұрын

@@martinponce8176 Oh, I'm sure that played a huge role. Dude probably got tens of thousands of dollars. Or a bullet to the head when it was all said and done. who knows

That man's wife was a nurse on Lynch's ward. He mapped out the floor plan for the Rescue Team. He was a judo champion and Olympic contender. He wrote a book about the whole thing.

@vertigq5126

Жыл бұрын

This is cool! I'll have to check that out, thanks for the heads up man. God bless you :)

@MopSpadowski

Жыл бұрын

Very cool! Thanks for the info!

@patricklaurojr7427

Жыл бұрын

I'm just so glad they were able to get him his wife and kid out of there

@e.a.corral4713

Жыл бұрын

@@patricklaurojr7427 ever leave a GOOD PERSON behind.

@patricklaurojr7427

Жыл бұрын

@@e.a.corral4713 no thank god

That last clip got me teary eyed. Smiling through the pain, and I can only imagine how grateful she was to hear “Welcome back” from those guys.

I can't even imagine the nightmares she had in the years following. I hope she's gotten the help she needs and the VA gives her everything she deserves and more.

@williamwalker-bm5mz

5 ай бұрын

The VA to veterans is what social security is to old people...useless

@mamavswild

7 күн бұрын

‘We find your injuries are not service connected, hugs and loves, the VA’

but, can we appreciate the Iraqi doctor who tried to rescue her even though his country was invaded by the U.S and his patient was a U.S soldier. That's a man who values his profession above all, he sees them all as human beings who need treatment, not enemies.

@perilxurr868

Жыл бұрын

The Iraqi doctor was also a prisoner of the taliban, that doctor was forced into the taliban and forced to mainly only help their fighters. It’s not us invading them, if Iraq didn’t let us, it would’ve been an invasion. Iraq pleaded for help for years since the Russian-Taliban War that destroyed that country and dictators.

@perilxurr868

Жыл бұрын

Every doctor in Iraq has that problem, he actually kept her alive cause taliban wanted them to so they would try and get information and use it as a propaganda video.

@perilxurr868

Жыл бұрын

Afghanistan was an invasion not Iraq

@perilxurr868

Жыл бұрын

Seeing people as “human beings” is a basic thing to say about a doctor, especially doctors having to force to work with the taliban, there’s a whole documentary on the doctors of the esrly stages of war.

@perilxurr868

Жыл бұрын

Look it up and watch/read about it and see how many doctors have been killed by the taliban and groups like it for disobeying their orders. When you’re a captive, you don’t get to say anything, all doctors see people as “human beings” but your capturers say otherwise.

The fact that special forces were sent into rescue one PFC held prisoner is really a touching story. Moments like these truly make me proud to be an American. No matter what other bad things may happen here, at least we can say that the men and women in our armed services are truly capable of some amazing things.

@kenkaniff8428

Жыл бұрын

HOLY SHIT!!! THAT HIT ME RIGHT IN THE FEELS!!! I've not shed a tear from watching a video on YT EVER but I could feel it coming and when we got to see Jessica in the helo with her brothers around her it just fkng hit me and I shed a few tears😭!!! Man that hit me in the feels!!!! GOD BLESS OUR ARMED FORCES, GOD BLESS JESSICA AND GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!🤘

@CMTechnica

Жыл бұрын

Truly capable of amazing things *not in the interest of the people they serve and protect

@maksimdolgikh9732

Жыл бұрын

I find most amazing how americans torture people to death in Guantamo, how americans used chemical weapons in Vietnam, murdered hungry civilians in Somali by dozens, bombed entire families of innocent people with their homes just because they were Arabs, yet somehow pretend non of it is real... Like it isn't all over wikipedia and wikileaks... USA is literally Russia but with better marketing, or maybe even worse.

@kenkaniff8428

Жыл бұрын

@@maksimdolgikh9732 your comment got deleted by the algorithm. That will teach ya not to talk sh1t about the U.S.!!!😂🤣

@mrrmellowman9649

Жыл бұрын

@@CMTechnica How tf can you watch this video and then say that? Was this entire op not in the interest of the people they serve and protect, in the interest of Jessica Lynch and her entire family?

Some say old soldiers aren't supposed to cry, but I don't care, by the end of this I was downright blubbering. Thank you to those who served, and thank you for those who brought Jessica and others home!

@joependleton6714

9 ай бұрын

Yup i do all the time. Bigole tough as nails SOF guy. Sometimes its all i can do.

@rkf2746

9 ай бұрын

I'm a former Marine grunt, and Vietnam vet. It was a few years after I got out of the Corps that all hell broke loose in my mind, and I had to seek help. It was either that, or the alternative, but I had two young daughters at the time. There was no way in hell, (I told myself) that some therapist was going to break open my little bubble. Until, finally, he did. The more I cried, the harder I cried, until, embarrassed that I couldn't control my emotions, I left his office until I could gain control of myself. I apologized for the tears, and told him I felt it was unbecoming. He said in a very calm tone, "without tears, you have no soul". I don't know that to be true, but I do know that since those days in that office, I have shed many tears, and have not apologized for a single one. Welcome home. Semper Fi.

@terryoquinn8199

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely ! And , thank you from the bottom of my heart !♥️

@deathcoming4you

12 күн бұрын

You're completely right, but it all depends on the experiences you have been thru. For example, Ukraine is not Irak or Afghanistan, this is WW1 again with trenches warfare, drones and aircraft dropping bombs on each side 24h. What I'm saying is some lucky guys who actually come home alive are so desensitized that it's almost impossible to share a tear, even if you want to. Emotions disappear when you spend too much time under artillery and drones attacking you, and seeing how everyday familiar faces disappear under body bags and new recruits come in to relieve.

I was a SNCO in an Army Aviation Brigade when this all went down. I remember how we cheered and we were so proud when they went and got her from her captors. I cried again just now watching this. God Bless them all.

@harrisn3693

Жыл бұрын

She was a liability in the wrong MOS

We had a couple drill sergeants tell us this story in basic to emphasize the importance of land nav, not becoming complacent, and to tell us that it doesn’t matter what mos you are, if you wear a us military uniform, you are a target.

@Justapatriot02

Жыл бұрын

Yep. Always made me wonder why they didn’t pay attention at the Mission brief and know the route, especially in a convoy that big.

@gaychampagnesocialist7213

Жыл бұрын

@@Justapatriot02 Complacency kills a looooot of people, and has lead to the greatest disasters in military history.

@jakenapier6925

Жыл бұрын

Benning we were told she never ever cleaned her weapon! That she never thought she would need to use it or be in a situation... She shouldn't have served in a combat role if she never thought it could happen..

@garydavidson02

Жыл бұрын

@@jakenapier6925 I get your point about her being ready for whatever may come. But in her defense, she didn’t serve in a combat role. They were in a convoy. We all know what happened next. And forevermore we were all ready to engage in every convoy.

@VictorMarines06

Жыл бұрын

@@jakenapier6925 There's a HUGE difference between a combat role and a support role. Yes, everyone goes through Basic Training but not everyone is taught to be in a combat role. She was not in a combat role.

I wish footage from inside the hospital during the raid was included in this video. It was shown on several media outlets at the time. One of the things I remember is her saying to her rescuers, “I’m an American soldier”, and them responding that they knew who she was and that they were there to rescue her. It was really good footage, then carrying her down stairs, pretty cool.

@candle_eatist

Жыл бұрын

yeah I guess she couldn't have known that they got almost all of american SF to go rescue her, from green berets to PJs to CAG

@azchris1979

Жыл бұрын

Its beautiful bc of her humility and morale. We sent a bunch of top tier guys with top tier equipment just for her, but it didn't even occur to her that they were there specifically for her.

@ConBombs

6 ай бұрын

Can you find that specific footage I can't seem to locate anymore?

Man, your docs make me remember why I served. Thanks brother.

@davidschoutenjr.4631

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service sir

All those people on that rescue mission are that woman’s heroes. They are everyone’s heroes but they have a special place in her heart forever. What a story

An unknown part, recounted in Marty Skovlund Jr.'s book "Violence of Action" recalls that the Rangers on target discovered that all other POWs besides Lynch had died, and were not prepared to dig up their bodies outside of the hospital. 1/75 NCOs told all junior Rangers to pull security, and proceeded to dig up the bodies themselves, shielding the younger Rangers from the task. "I was digging up a body with my 1SG, and we picked up this girl. She was half wrapped in a bag and all the muscle and tissue came off and slid onto me. I instantly puked again...it was bad. You look to the left and right and it was all NCOs. We didn't want to expose the junior Rangers to that shit. Everyone was digging with gloves, we had no shovels or anything like that- everyone was just puking and digging."

@pfdrtom

Жыл бұрын

Sua Sponte.

@alienworm1999

Жыл бұрын

that's horrifying, admirable, and something that will affect them for the rest of their lives long after they leave the service

@angelmata6861

Жыл бұрын

That book is a awesome!!

@Widemouth1832

Жыл бұрын

I heard that story too. I was moved to tears about what those men did. I hope they all look at that as doing the right thing for the dead service members families and they don't suffer too much for their actions.

@justinnguyen2605

Жыл бұрын

All American Military channel used to have a documentary/ autobiography called The Ranger. He was one of the rangers that's helped recover the bodies.

I’m from Arizona, and I remember when Lori Piestewa lost her life. She had a mountain named after her in the valley. It’s called Piestewa Peak, and it is beautiful to look at. Thanks for this story.

@shaunmcgovern303

Жыл бұрын

Holy shit I hike there all the time and never knew

@JohnnyGingy

Жыл бұрын

I remember when they changed the name unfortunately the small amount of assholes had a loud voice and didn’t want the mountains name to be changed which is stupid.

@bonbroderick5537

Жыл бұрын

They renamed the peak from Squaw Peak to Piestewa Peak after her death.

@peterruiz6117

Жыл бұрын

I love that bit of info...Thanks...I moved to Arizona thirty years ago, and I'm still learning history here....Like the terrible crime against Pat Tillman. Who will ever know why... The Lynch story is heart felt, though.

@irishninja2009

9 ай бұрын

Why honour an idiot who got people killed

The feeling she must have had knowing her country came for is indescribable

@josep6528

Жыл бұрын

Unlike Britney griner 😆 🤣 😂

@navybluee128

Жыл бұрын

@@josep6528what’s that supposed to mean?

@MLGskyrim

Жыл бұрын

@NavyBluee It's means britney griner hates this country and could never hope to be even a portion of a legend as these heroes are.

@josep6528

Жыл бұрын

@@MLGskyrim Cody gets a beer. Lol

@MLGskyrim

Жыл бұрын

@Jose P I'll gladly drink a cold one with you my friend.

Was at the Joint Readiness Training Center, as a damn near brand new Private when this happened. Still in. Always felt bad for how Jessica was treated by skeptics. She didn’t ask for any of it. Proud to have served with her and am happy that she’s found ways to use her experience to for positivity.

Can’t imagine the emotions involved in this rescue. Outstanding job done that evening. Stellar job portraying the events man.

@jasonwatts3920

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I was thinking about this. You're a prisoner, you have no idea if anyone knows you're alive or is coming and suddenly you hear helicopters and battle noises outside. Gunshots getting closer and closer etc... She must have been so relieved when they finally came through the door.

@hausmaster9801

Жыл бұрын

Well let’s just say I don’t cry, and I’m shedding a tear just watching, couldn’t imagine the feeling of finally bringing her home

What you forgot to mention, which is a huge part of this story and brought to the attention by Jessica Lynch herself as she continues to come forward, is the fact the the US government awarded her some medals based on false stories that they themselves generated. She has come out to state she did not fire any weapons and they had just been ambushed and attacked so quickly she had little to no idea what happened because of the chaos and injuries. She states that she should have never been awarded some of the medals because of the the false stories put out that she went down shooting and helping others. It takes a ton of courage, to not only differ and make it out of what they did to her, but to also come out and speak on what really happened after false stories were put out and the narrative completely changed the events that took place that day.

@kinghenryxl1747

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! She said the Iraqi doctors saved her life and the whole raid was overblown. Why do people still believe this?

@SideOfHustle

Жыл бұрын

This happens all the time. Stories get inflated. There’s a video of a vietnam vet talking about how even when they were in a tic and losing tons of men the numbers would get fudged to look like they won for the press.

@saulsahadat7553

Жыл бұрын

She's a pog. Of course she didn't go down shooting. She wouldn't even be able to get on target

@SideOfHustle

Жыл бұрын

@@saulsahadat7553 i’m wondering how they lost the convoy, especially such a large convoy. Where did the truck behind them go? No radio?

@whatizreality0124

Жыл бұрын

A military friend of mine said this after they rescued her . TOTAL PR BS .

That shift between the beginning of her story and the unfolding of 911 was amazing. The music set a perfect scene of happiness and menace.

@JME1186

Жыл бұрын

Even more amazing when you remember there was zero, not one iota of connection between 9/11 scumbags and Iraq…

@Gecko....

10 ай бұрын

I found it quite bizarre considering Iraq had literally nothing to do with 9/11.

I remember hearing about this when I was in school. I'm from El Paso and that's where the US Army's 507th Maintenance Company is stationed and at the time I was in JROTC, when this happened one of my instructors told us that he knew someone that was assigned to that company. And then later we heard in the news that one of the guys that died was from El Paso. This just added more motivation for me to join the military after high school, I am now retired from the Navy, I was a Hospital Corpsman. This was a cool video dude!

If you're looking for some more crazy military ones, you should look into 173rd airborne Chosen Company and their unbelievable stand at the Battle ofWanat. A perfect storm of decision making throughout the year, local support of the enemy, and isolation led to one platoon having to face down a tide of organized, trained, and determined enemy in the unforgiving mountains of Nuristan. In two seperate battles in their deployment they would have 6 kia in an ambush, and a further 9 kia in the assault on their base. From what I remember they were forced to call gun runs from responding Apaches within 10 meters of their own positions. Truly a worst case scenario for the soldiers, and against all those odds they still held.

@doccholo905

Жыл бұрын

Yep. They almost were ovveran. The Taliban were inside the wire.

@bombomos

Жыл бұрын

That's fucking insane

@cafeconbs1596

Жыл бұрын

Sky soldiers!!

@yungshaun60

Жыл бұрын

One of my drill sergeants from basic training was in the battle.

@jakerutherford3380

Жыл бұрын

173rd is elite and I know men who were in that battle as well as restrepo.

"let's get this girl" Goosebumps. Willing no matter what to get her out. Cheers for a great episode. Your directing is getting really good

@RadioactiveSherbet

Жыл бұрын

I get the impression that spec ops and other high-speed low-drag types live for these kinds of missions. If nothing else, I'm sure it beats "let's go raid this compound that we've already raided thrice over."

@will8131

Жыл бұрын

Ong I got goosebumps

@KutWrite

Жыл бұрын

I was impressed they got all the bodies, too. Seems no other POWs were there. That surprised me.

@Corywinget81

Жыл бұрын

@@KutWrite yeah they were women, they were being kept apart for...... Pleasure

@magnump.i.7700

Жыл бұрын

we should have never been in Iraq in the first place

Videos like this, brings out the American spirit out of anyone who's not... God Bless America

How many other countries on this planet would spend that much time and energy to rescue their comrade? God Bless and Keep the men and women of our fighting forces safe and continue to perform such selfless, heroic acts to keep us free! God Speed

I was a civilian mechanic at Fort McCoy when the war started. We handled Mob and demob of this unit in January 2003. With the 107th maintenance stationed with us as support, we busted our asses to get this stuff ready and shipped. When this story broke, it hit us all really hard, and we took it to heart that what we did really mattered to these kids! I dont remember exactly when they came back, but we handled their equipment again. One day I pulled up a 5 ton tractor to my bay, and was going over my checks before bringing it in when I noticed names carved into the steering wheel. I didn't think anything of it, but there was a name with kia, then mia, then kia after each. All of a sudden it hit me like a ton of bricks that this was one of the trucks in the convoy that was over there when this all happened. Those were the names of those missing and killed. I broke down and cried my eyes out. These were somebody's kids, and they may not be coming home. I dragged all the other guys in the shop over to see this, and said. Do you understand why we are here now? What we do matters to these kids! Make it perfect as you can. Safe enough to put your kid in it and send them into battle! We all buckled down and put everything we had into this. I am so I proud to say I was a part of the efforts! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!! THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME SERVE YOU!

@angeladiane5026

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸

@keithbarry8965

Жыл бұрын

Awesome story Bill!

@Former11b

Жыл бұрын

Bill, you handled a TON of troops heading overseas if you worked at Ft McCoy. Thanks for your hard work

@rektz7264

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Bill. You’re a real one, thank you for your service ❤️

@teflojr1562

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your hard work and dedication sir!

shout out to those special forces, rangers, navy seals, delta force, and the PJ they are the real heroes. glad jess made it back home safe

@xancypillosi9497

Жыл бұрын

PJ life

@themog4911

Жыл бұрын

You forgot to mention the Marines

@JohnDoe-fx9eb

Жыл бұрын

Hey, don't forget us Long Range Laudrey guys. They needed clean socks, right?

@brycewalker3726

Жыл бұрын

@@themog4911 I don’t think Marines were apart of the Operation. Were they?

@jamariobrown-tolliver8163

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnDoe-fx9eb but you are not a operator so you don't matter lol, joking btw

Wow! Inspiring. I bet she did not think she'd ever be rescued. I found myself in tears at the efforts her comrades went to get her back.

Very daring, skilled SEALS, Thank God for great men and extraction of her. Team work USNDV

To add a couple things. Number 1, the informant who told the Marines of the intel walked something like 8 miles to deliver the news to Marines from the 2nd battalion 8th marine Regiment, so good on him. Number 2, Marines from the 1st Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment also took part in the rescue operation, but in a much different way. They were tasked with purposefully advancing on known Fedeyeen holdouts to draw out and hopefully draw attention away from the hospital so the rescue operation could go on without a hitch. One could deduce that that action assisted with the reduction of enemy personnel that were stationed in and around the hospital. It was a tense time, and I still remember the full spectrum of emotions that everybody was feeling during the Battle of An Nasiriyah. It is good to see that people still remember the bravery of those who were part of the invasion. Perhaps the reasoning of going to war was flawed, but you cannot blame the warfighters themselves for doing a job that was told/asked of them to do.

@pauljones8218

Жыл бұрын

i hope they gave him a lift back after walking 8 miles to tell them what he knew

@jimmywinter7961

Жыл бұрын

@@pauljones8218 imagine if they told him to hoof it lol 😂

@pauljones8218

Жыл бұрын

@@jimmywinter7961 he be well pissed lol

@Crystal-cs3gm

Жыл бұрын

​@@jimmywinter7961😂 funny. Lol

@vintr2189

Жыл бұрын

* 2nd battalion 1st marine, The Professionals, took part in the diversionary attack.

As a U.S. Marine I'll tell you there is no mission on earth more important than rescuing one of our own. No matter where, no matter how dangerous, I swear I'll come for you. That's any American, service member or civilian. Semper Fi

@stephen9958

Жыл бұрын

Hell yeah Brother had family served in ww1 ww2 Korean war Vietnam and my uncle served in the 80s or 90s and my uncle served on a carrier and had a family friend that served in USMC fought in helman prov afgan his dad Missouri national guard was also there he lost his dad to a IED he still thinks its his fault 2011 times frame when this happened he served in the 184 marine expedition sustainment command best friend I got to know Now a Co for a jail. So many people showed up for his dad I was very young 10 to 12 I think seeing so many people in uniform

@billdunlap320

Жыл бұрын

@@stephen9958 my families military service goes all the way back to John Dunlap who fought under George Wahington. He also printed the first broadsides of the Constitution for congress. We've served in every war since.

@RedPillNews

Жыл бұрын

God Bless You

@joelfunk8730

Жыл бұрын

As a Naval Flight Officer it was always comforting knowing if I have to eject over hostile territory someone is coming to get me.

@johne453

Жыл бұрын

And I'd have your six.

Was beautiful seeing the military coming in force like that. Never seen footage like that before. Was beautiful

This is the closest thing we'll get to see her story in a movie like edit. Great job man! I was waiting to see something like this for almost 20 years. You earned my subscription sir 👍🏻

Thanks for this mini documentary. I love hearing about the military and the awesome things they do, even being Active Duty myself, I'm always amazed by the dedication to duty that these operators have to their cause and that the US has to their military men and women. RIP to those who did not survive the attacks and welcome home to all POWs

@PopoMedic

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Alex and thank you for your service 🙏

@eddymbarusha6004

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the ten bucks bro

@Yeah-fb6dd

Жыл бұрын

Bro really donated money 🤡😂

@DarkManifesto

Жыл бұрын

@@Yeah-fb6dd bro really clowning on a kind person 🤡 🤡 🤡

@Yeah-fb6dd

Жыл бұрын

@@DarkManifesto 😂😂😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

They thought there would be 500 enemies and they still set out to save her… these guys are awesome

@jayr3381

Жыл бұрын

Pat Tillman and his brother were part of the operation with Pat saying the whole rescue was a publicly stunt. He was later killed by friendly fire. RIP Pat

this is a brilliant video and tribute to those who lives were lost thank you for dedicating your time to this, it brought tears to my eyes

I was there during all of that, the absolute craziest engagement I was involved in when I was in the marine corps. Battle of the Nas was no joke. It was crazy indeed Charlie 1/2 out. We help some of the army 507 as we came up to the city. And heard that the seals and others were looking for them.

@johnstevens9673

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service sir. I only wish that you guys got mentioned more often in this story and all the acts of bravery carried out by the soilders and medals they received. She should split the untold millions she made off her horrible ordeal with all of you guys.

@marshall3b

Жыл бұрын

@@johnstevens9673 thanks for your support. Appreciate it.

@ej4458

Жыл бұрын

I always wondered, were there any iraqi units that performed well in battle against the US forces during this war?

@marshall3b

Жыл бұрын

​@Radar Blip no, they underperformed as a cohesive unit itself. But with that going said their training isn't like your typical modern unit in the west. With that going said there indirect fire was on point that day. Their use and number of rpg's made a great equalizer in some cases. But they fought more like a guerilla style way. Using civilians as cover and all kinds of dirty tricks. But as they fought hard and were fanatical to say the least. They have my respect as warriors even though they're enemies.

@CRob172

9 ай бұрын

I used to work with a guy who was a engineer with Bridge Company A of the 6th engineer support battalion of the marine corps reserves out of Battle Creek, Michigan and he said Nasiriyah was some of the craziest stuff he’d ever seen

Never fails to humble me when I witness the extent at which are uniformed services are willing to go for each other. What a wonderful documentary - thank you.

@DarkMasterJo

Жыл бұрын

Jessica did nothing but cause everyone around her to die she did not shoot her weapon The military lied

@hypticnosisgaming

Жыл бұрын

Our

@RevAlSharptonz

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean by uninformed? Are you saying “uninformed” as in they lack vital info or is this a passive aggressive “uninformed” like the tons of American voters that are uninformed, ignorant, & absolute dumbasses that get their info from pop culture, rappers, & The View?

@jaysw9585

Жыл бұрын

The whole rescue was staged. Jessica Lynch wrote a book about it that refuted the Bush admin s whole account.

@AP-yx9de

Жыл бұрын

Lol Jessica lynch herself came out and said it was all fake and put on as a media performance. All of the doctors inside the hospital also said that the US troops fired blanks and that there wasn’t even any Iraqi soldiers there.

I love these War/Veteran Documentaries. This is really well made. Thank you, keep up the great work 👍

@PopoMedic

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@TheDariusBlaze

Жыл бұрын

@@PopoMedic what’s the song at 2:05

@TheDariusBlaze

Жыл бұрын

@@PopoMedic nvm what a G. You actually put it in the description! Thank you

@ephrimkuzmitski709

Жыл бұрын

What a fucking shame it all was wasted and this girl suffered for a cause that didn't even matter. I think I speak for all of us when I say that Joseph Biden is a disgrace to all of our combat veterans.

@TheDariusBlaze

Жыл бұрын

@@ephrimkuzmitski709 100%

Thank you. Keep telling their stories brother. Never let people forget.

This video brought tears & feeling of pride for What our military can do when given a mission then let loose to accomplish the assignment. I’ve heard Jessica Lynch speak with gratitude, pride & so much Love & appreciation for the 100’s of men & women who all participated in her rescue & recovery. JESSICA LYNCH, SO GLADE YOU’RE HOME.

It's amazing how time goes by so fast... We Marines from Fox 2/8 were right outside that Hospital securing the parameter with other Marine units... We were so Glad she was OK...God Bless You All!

@papabear4070

Жыл бұрын

2/8 rah.

@brianmclean6500

Жыл бұрын

I was there with you, the 3rd LAR, LAVs

@LuisRodriguez-tw2uu

Жыл бұрын

Do you remember AAV' s in front of us that got stuck across the Euphrates... I was on the bridge until we got mortars and rocketed... then we just leveled the the who town... it's crazy... I have only bumped into 2 fellow vets in the civilian life that's been to the same area we been through. God Bless yall brothers... stay Motivated and be thankful we still alive and maybe be Good big brothers for younger vets.

@ahlj83

Жыл бұрын

1/2 begs to differ. Our loses were to high for army stupidity

@tyronemaroney335

Жыл бұрын

I was in basic at the time

Can you imagine that feeling of being rescued and brought back home. Awesomeness. God bless our Armed Forces!

@ItsRequeVII

Жыл бұрын

God is not with America, lol. America abandoned god.

@JudeOhHecc

Жыл бұрын

@@ItsRequeVII God abandons none.

@rogain2289

Жыл бұрын

@@ItsRequeVII cry we rule the world

@stuartkirkpatrick1173

Жыл бұрын

This was a fake rescue for propaganda.dont u guys remember when the truth of this bullshit came out??? Jessica was interviewed about it for Christ's sake

@bureaucratbayonet

Жыл бұрын

@@rogain2289 more like our rulers rule the world

So glad I found this. Thank you y'all for your service and God Bless those that we've lost! So proud to be an American and protected by the best military bad asses in the world!

I'm not even American but feel proud of the kick ass never say die attitude in the face of overwhelming odds.

I just found your channel last night. I've watched everything and you upload today. Excellent stuff man.

@rob..

Жыл бұрын

Real

@AnnWahlquist

Жыл бұрын

Welcome...

@PopoMedic

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Mike

@2tommyrad

Жыл бұрын

@King_BobProd

Жыл бұрын

Yeah same here Mike

“A team of Navy Seals, Air Force PJs, Army Rangers and Delta Force Operators” That’s a big ol’ “You Fucked Up” squad right there

@xancypillosi9497

Жыл бұрын

My brother is a PJ. Dudes don’t play. And he’s basically a Fcking doctor

Damm. This one made me cry & i already knew the story well. Bravo! You have a very unique way of story telling that brings these stories to life!

It almost makes me mad how well produced this is, being just a KZread show. Like it has no reason to be this good but it is just so good!

As someone who's former SOF for the Swedish mil. and had experiences with a lot of the units who participated in this OP, especially the 160th SOAR, i must say. Hats off to these guys. It was an honor working with these guys and they're the most professional operators out there. Absolute legends

@TJNatty95

Жыл бұрын

I have a family member who is 160th and he said Swedish forces are some bad MF’s too. Thank you for your service!

@selfcontainedmess

Жыл бұрын

The Night Stalkers rock!

@khb6686

Жыл бұрын

You are hardcore brother. Glad you are around to tell us about your experience and the USA thanks you for your service.

@bloodth1rst

Жыл бұрын

ha! for every yankee “victory” theres a 100 screw ups. clown army

@alexquinones8747

Жыл бұрын

@@bloodth1rst name checks out😂

Your videos are so professionally made it’s crazy. Brings KZread to a new level. I’m a uni student in the RAF (UAS) and these videos never fail to motivate me

Man the first few minutes of this is some of the most sinister and atmospheric editing and sound design I've seen in a long time. Damn good work

As someone who has heard only fragments of this story, this is incredibly well illustrated and thoroughly told. Well done.

@jayr3381

Жыл бұрын

Pat Tillman and his brother were part of the operation with Pat saying the whole rescue was a publicly stunt. He was later killed by friendly fire. RIP Pat

I'm Danish not American but I'm fascinated by the US armed forces, Marines, Rangers, Seals, Green Berets, Delta operators. This mini doc left me in tears. A wonderful bit of production and a wonderful tribute to fallen heroes. Those who don't make it back, and the courage and unselfish sacrifice of all US personnel to rescue those captured wounded or fallen. Thank you all for your service to the world not just your country. If I could I would sign up and join the US army, navy or airforce. Anytime anywhere and it would be my honour to.

@patrickmcbrien9303

Жыл бұрын

You need your high school diploma and at least a permanent residence card.

@PauII2001

Жыл бұрын

I think you can join US military. idk how but I've heard of people doing it before. Please look up more info on the internet though.

@funnelingspace9268

Жыл бұрын

Don't sell Denmark short, your Jaeger corps frogman look deadly

@CertifiedClapaholic

Жыл бұрын

You forgot Air Force PJs, just like everyone else 😑

@ryzerch2124

Жыл бұрын

Idk man, them Danish special forces look so dope

Thank you for telling this story well.

We have the most awesome military! Thank you for posting this story. Everyone involved were heros. Thank you for your service.

I am glad that the other two survivors of the attack were rescued. I am sad for the families who lost their loved ones in the attack. The last shot of the film made me tear up a little. Update: Watched it again. The last shot still made me tear up a little.

Idk about you but when I heard them say "touchdown" over the radio I got chills down my spine and my heart pounded with joy. Excellent editing in the buildup to the rescue it's like watching a 2hr movie without all the fluff.

@natterman2037

Жыл бұрын

USA, USA, USA✌️❤️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

@albrown1812

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I definitely didn't get chills

@GlobalEl1te

Жыл бұрын

I had a chuckle when I heard there were threats in the hospital and nearby but were neutralized with no casualties. They sent the literal Avengers for this rescue, and the poor sobs had no idea who they were shooting at.

Thank you for not being biased, when we fuck up we do, but the praise and balance is super satisfying

Good stuff Popo . Your old videos were hilarious , but this new content is what you are meant to do. 1st class stuff.

That sequence with the airports leading up to 9/11 was terrifying in such a good way

That end made me shed tears man. It's been a long time coming. The spec ops community has always been the savior when it seemed impossible. I am a C-130 mechanic, but I've got to see first hand the men and women that go into harms way without a pause because they know that they are the best of the best. Thank you for everything

Absolutely love the way you put together your videos.

It must be so comforting to know that if something happens to you while stationed abroad, That you have the full force of the entire US military to locate you and extract you from anywhere. And they will not stop until you are found.

There are lots of vids on SOF missions that concentrate on the actions but yours gives great context and narrative to the prelude and aftermath which is really interesting. Great work, thanks from the UK

That last scene got me choked up. How relieved must she have felt. How brave are these soldiers who risked it all for 1 person?

@wadewilson8011

Жыл бұрын

That's the problem. She wasn't the ONLY person in captivity. But for obvious reasons, the country sure as hell acted like she was all alone. If the effort is going to be made for ONE, then that same effort should be made for ALL!

@andrespatino2761

Жыл бұрын

In the fire department they go by a saying "risk little save little, risk a lot save a lot".

@TwstedTV

Жыл бұрын

NO ONE LEFT BEHIND..... NO ONE....!!

Wow! Top notch job Popo Medic! You did the story well beyond good, you made it like you had a heart in this story. Kudos this should have an award!

Thank you for the video. Brought tears to my eyes. I was in An Nasyriya when that happened. Glad she made it home.

I remember watching the movie about her rescue. As a kid it seemed awesome. Then I heard about the real story, hearing Jessica and the SEAL that was a member of the rescue team both laughing and concerned how fast it was publicized.

@doccholo905

Жыл бұрын

I remember that movie. Very cheesy. And apparently inaccurate lol

@georgefloydsinhellwbreonna5330

Жыл бұрын

Watch the episode of Cleared Hot with her as the guest. It’s fuckin dope.

@hausmaster9801

Жыл бұрын

@@doccholo905 If I remember rightly she commented she hated that movie

@jayr3381

Жыл бұрын

Pat Tillman and his brother were part of the operation with Pat saying the whole rescue was a publicly stunt. He was later killed by friendly fire. RIP Pat

I was not expecting that the biggest moment of impact for me on this video would be seeing Jessica's ecstatic face on returning home. Many trauma survivors end up haunted by it. She looks so full of joy and life that it seems like it burned away any darkness. I hope she's still doing well.

@catadjusterZ

Жыл бұрын

Hey brother, Jessica is doing better now. She has some significant chronic issues from her pelvis being shattered which opened up her large and small intestines. She had significant injuries resulting from the initial accident (when they were caught up in a haboob) and significant PTSD. But let me be clear, Jessica is not a quitter and her strength inspires me daily We are doing well and we are getting better every day

@jeanninejones8350

Жыл бұрын

@@catadjusterZ thank you for letting us know. over the years I have wondered how she's doing

this is one of the best edits i've seen on yt on a long time

Thanks for these videos dude you’re doing some good shit.

Props for the Andy Stumpf shout out. Dude is a bad ass.

Dude. The girls she hugged will never understand and will never have to go through the sacrifice Jessica made for this country. Thanks for this beautiful documentary.

@boggeddown778

Жыл бұрын

When America sends even its women to war.

@littlejackalo5326

Жыл бұрын

Almost no one will understand the gravity of the situation Jessica (and all the other POWs) were put in. That would be unimaginably scary for anyone, let alone a girl who is a private, who has a broken back and limbs. Unable to resist, fight back, or formulate an escape. Effen scary.

@vikalawa5301

Жыл бұрын

Thats why women shouldn't be put in such a high risk job ,its combat ,not some joke and guys we usually fight are no joke their job is to decimate you ,all this bullshit that men women are equal and they are capable equally is bullshit

@gammafive6598

Жыл бұрын

"The girls she hugged will never understand" You know.....sometimes there're things that are best not understood.

Dude your videos are amazing. Hands down I’m waiting for each and every one that comes out. Very well done, keep it up.

God bless this woman ❤️ Thank you Jessica for your service 🇺🇸

I was with the 82nd invading Iraq when this happened, we hit a hospital days after Lynch was captured because we got intel on the ground as we were clearing a nearby neighborhood that she might be held there. Obviously we didn’t find anything, but we were all out looking for her ready to destroy the world to find her and the five other Soldiers captured with her.

@myagentivan

Жыл бұрын

Salute to you

@TheSixStringGuy

Жыл бұрын

Did you know anyone by the name of Mark Suggs? He was my uncle, he served around the same time...he passed away last year after fighting leukemia and then caught covid after and his immune system wasn't strong enough but he fought till the end. God bless you guys seriously. 🤘🇺🇸

@jeaton1224

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service.

@PatrickSellsSpartanburgSC

Жыл бұрын

Gotta love TF Falcon! I was part of TF 1-41IN (M) the Bradley IFV Battalion OPCON to y’all from Tallil to Baghdad.

@syskusa6512

Жыл бұрын

@@PatrickSellsSpartanburgSC you hit As Sammawah with us then, that’s was a CF at first wasn’t it? 😂

The gravity of this situation is unreal. I cannot even imagine the fear and anxiety they must have felt when they were in the arms of the enemy. I think you honestly have to be them to know what it must feel like. Can you imagine being rescued by a small elite group of men who put themselves in a deadly situation to make sure you came home to your family? The feeling of relief that must have washed over their bodies when they were loaded on a helicopter to safely must have been undescribabl. I guarantee they think about it everyday. I bet to this day it still hits them like a ton of bricks every now and again. I bet they feel so incredibly thankful and still full of fear. How? How do you live life "normal" ever again? Wow, just wow.

@weirdmood8102

Жыл бұрын

Fortunately those men are the most well trained and capable human beings on this planet. They train harder than us normal folks can imagine for these very situations, So they carry them out with relative ease. This was actually a pretty " relaxed" mission for this team. The list of units reads like the map's of the world series. Jessica Lynch couldn't have been on a safer part of the globe with these men surrounding her. She had the best pilots on earth with the 160th flying her, and the best field medics of the Pj's keeping her alive. This was one hell of a mission and these men made it look easy. Impressive is an understatement.

@ghosthunter0404

Жыл бұрын

The groups in this video used was probably considered a bit over kill for this mission considering special forces them selves only make up 1% of the United States army themselves and delta force being around 1% of special forces making it into the unit is in itself like winning the lottery. I'm pretty sure the mission where Hillary clinton tried leaving ex special forces soldiers and a bunch of civilians to die with her secrets in bangazi were saved by a single delta force operator. So having a whole team of them mixed with all these other groups could've seized the city if they really wanted to.

@r.williamcomm7693

Жыл бұрын

All our military men were ready to go but Iraqi doctors inside said that they were in the operating room & that she was safe & being treated well. It was “spiced up” for media. See Tales of the American Empire on this along with how the killing of Bin Laden was also massively altered for media. Seymour Hersh (Pulitzer for My Lai Massacre & Abu Ghraib scandal) found that Bin Laden was being held by the Pakistanis in a custom built jail house when we killed him. Crazy stuff.

@spacecowboy1438

Жыл бұрын

What? It's just the most famous us soldier who got a medal for making a wrong turn, blamed that on men, crashed, asked iraqis for help, got captured, got graped, her friend was graped *to death* then america paraded around it's own shame, as if people were proud she was graped. That is the life of a female in war? What is hard to understand?

@spacecowboy1438

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, relief wasn't the only thing washing over her body in that hospital, you go soldier girl, provide comfort to the enemy.

Probably my favorite video you've done! Keep up the awesome work man!

THANK YOU this kind of video should be shown so people who is not in the military field. Can see what you all go through. THANK YOU you all for your service and risking your lives. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU four saving your fellow woman. God Bless you all.

As a combat veteran this made me very emotional. I know a few who didn’t make it back and it’s sad to see a loss of life

@steverandle4700

Жыл бұрын

Shit man, as a submariner who didn't do fucking anything this made me emotional. It's a powerful story.

@RedPillNews

Жыл бұрын

God Bless You

@Capt_OscarMike

Жыл бұрын

same... wasn't going to post anything only read the comments but for some reason...and I remember this well (I'm an older guy)....perhaps the music and well it was edited and narrated tugged at me...as it should I guess but sadly few things do any more...Great Job by the OP for his work with this...definitely earned this subscriber

@God_Bless____

Жыл бұрын

THANK You Sir for YOUR SERVICE and SACRIFICE.... God Bless You and Yours 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💜

@richardprice5978

Жыл бұрын

i wonder what secrets/intell/politics-connections ect. she had as the USA 🇺🇸 army has been known to leave POW's ( my family all most being one of them ( and me not being born/alive in 2022 ) and or them knowing allies of the 🇺🇸 IE the frenches or 🇬🇧 ect. ) behind so there's more than there telling just not sure what it is and why this was bumped up the priority list for basically a newbie/1-private class soldier risking a platoon ect. for her i mean that's great she made it out but to me she knew something important enough or sinbell to be worth the risk's

I am blown away at the production value of these mini-documentaries. While I knew how it ends, you had me watching from the edge of my seat You did a tremendous job on this one.

@kimjong-un1868

Жыл бұрын

They are so good ! First time visiting this channel and I'm hooked

This one was real good man. Just thinking about American's and branches coming together to rescue a fellow American, someone so young and in such a horrible place to be. It brings a tear to your eye and really makes you appreciate all of the effort and sacrifices our military service men and women have made.

@Burning_Babylon

Жыл бұрын

Think of all the manginas ready to rescue a women. Great let's do black hawk down every week. A Mexican w a ig of 85 drove "her" tank the wrong way in a 12 mile line of cars. Her and Blondie then caused a black hawk down situation and all you weak boys can do is get emo. You fools are why women can't be in the army. Western males are broken and you will lose any real war. You aren't men nor do you understand the world enough to have opinions Embarrassed for you

I still recall how the media labeled her a "War Hero" when they pushed the narrative that she fought to the last bullet and took them down and was captured but in fact, she was captured after she got knocked out and never fired her rifle.

@TheCastedone

Жыл бұрын

Gotta keep the morale high and the ladies enlisting

@dg7708

Жыл бұрын

Close to the same thing with operation red wings and Marcus Luttrell. The Afghan who sheltered him found a full compliment of magazines in his plate carrier.

@rsod85

Жыл бұрын

Luttrell literally fled at first contact. He’s a liar and a fraud.

@apacheoperator3207

Жыл бұрын

Ya. It's unfortunate what she went through and glad she made it home. But let's not pretend she accomplished anything lol. A private in the army got lost and captured and had to be rescued.

@LuvBorderCollies

Жыл бұрын

The Army brass ginned up the fairy tale fight story and the media blew it even more out of the truth realm.

TY for your sacrifice and service all who have ever served GOD BLESS

Jessica grew up 30 min away and it was great news and homecoming when she came home. Can’t imagine what this brave women went through being POW, Jessica Lynch story will never be forgotten and everyone in rescue mission god bless u all.

My dad was the XO for the tank company that fought in that battle. One of the first things they saw was an army fuel truck and two humvees that were bullet ridden drive past them just a few miles out of town. They first thought it was Iraqi because they thought no one would be so stupid to make that kind of wrong turn. Thanks for making a video about this and shedding light on a complete clusterfuck!

@LuvBorderCollies

Жыл бұрын

Well, there is a side to this whole story that nobody talks about, especially the Army. The following info came from another transport unit that was paralleling Lynch's unit. The other unit was also Army Guard. 1. They didn't have maps or GPS. Everything in the flat desert looks the same, so no landmarks to reference. But Iraqis could navigate fine. 2. Lynch's unit was very well known for its reputation of slackness and being general slobs about everything from weapons maintenance to vehicle maintenance to basic soldiering skills and definitely no fighting skills. To say discipline was lacking would be an understatement. It did not surprise the other unit when they heard of the debacle with Lynch's unit. 3. Army brass at some point in the chain knew Lynch's unit's problems. To cover their own career butts they fabricated a bogus around Lynch and comrades fighting to the end...blah blah. They certainly could not admit they allowed such an incompetent unit to evolve so low AND put that unit near the moving front. In fairness to Lynch she did not make up the fairy tale the Army brass presented to the nation. The successful rescue helped distract attention away from the disaster in the desert and which Army officers were responsible. In between active stints my brother did a short time in Army Reserves before 9/11. Coming from 4 years at Ft Bragg/Airborne he was dismayed at the state of his Reserve unit. But he found out after being activated after 9/11, there are some really slob outfits in the Natl Guard. Some make the Taliban look sharp.

@HalveBlue

Жыл бұрын

@@LuvBorderCollies everything you say is true. The Lynch debacle became a frequently referenced item when we were training Reservists getting ready to be sent to the sandbox. Especially the fact that she failed to discharge her weapon at the enemy...

@gavincline209

Жыл бұрын

@@LuvBorderCollies yup. Back when it was all peace time and people overall got complacent. No body thought it’d be any different, or that we would wind up in iraq/ Afghanistan. Even if we did, everyone figured it’d just be an easy cake walk like desert storm was. This was the event that really shook everyone out of that mindset and made people realize, this shit is real and won’t be the easy cake walk ordeal.

@Grunt-tl3on

Жыл бұрын

@@LuvBorderCollies thanks for your comment. I crossed the border into Iraq March 23rd and took up security at the bridge crossing the Euphrates River. We came under attack from the hospital just west of of the bridge. Ended up taking that hospital over after two days and found several of the pow’s gear inside. I heard several rumors of their unit being beyond sloppy but I’m a Marine and did not work directly with any of them so…🤷🏼‍♂️ We did locate several stripper clips which showed they were attempting to load mags while being attacked. Hmmmmm Also heard they complained of rifles jamming due to sand. Funny because we were trained how to clean and lube/not lube our weapons. Used pack covers at times just to prevent issues. I’m wondering what these soldiers were taught about desert warfare. Anyways, thanks for your post. 🤙🏻

bro its crazy how one dude can produce better content than multi million dollar media corperations. the best documetaries ive watched have all been youtube videos made by independent creators, being either 1 person or a few people.

I remember when this happened . Hearing about missions like this is what made me want to be a Marine . These dudes are hardcore !

@hikmatullahhussainee1615

Жыл бұрын

Got to give the SEALS & PJs credits. They have balls.

@Allyourbase1990

4 ай бұрын

@@hikmatullahhussainee1615they do for sure ! Those PJ’s are insane

There’s so much we as Americans miss out on and will never understand. Like knowing what it must be like to exist in a world and not be the most powerful nation, with the most terrifying military, populated by the most capable and most highly trained individuals on earth. It’s our cross to bear, and we do it with such amazing grace. Damn, we really are a country of absolute badasses. 🇺🇸

@landenanderson3617

Ай бұрын

Can't wait to see the 69th obese infantry take over the world.

Rip to all the fallen soldiers you’re gone but not forgotten

This may be one of your best videos yet. Great story. I can only imagine the feeling she had when these American men came through the door to take her home.

@Burning_Babylon

Жыл бұрын

More stupid simp comments

@kingping3933

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🥺😔☹️

Thank you gentlemen and ladies for your service. God bless you

endless respect to the brave soldiers

I fucking love these videos, Popo. Seriously, they are phenomenal. The pacing, narration tone, storytelling, and editing are wonderful. I'm always immediately anticipating your next upload after finishing the last one.

Remember that time when everyone thought the air force wasn’t badass in the slightest? PJs are badass, much respect to all branches, especially the Air Force for holding it down while being put down

@trooperodst6880

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People making fun of the Air Force but their Special forces are total badasses.

@jetblockmoth5961

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There’s a lot of bad dudes in every branch of the military.

@johnheeser

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@@trooperodst6880 well the majority of the airforce are soft, the on the other hand are something different, they are cut from the same cloth that seals,green berets,delta and force recon marines are from

@christopherkelly2504

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@@trooperodst6880 so Army and Marine admin are more badass? Maintenance troops for CH-47 are more badass than those of B-52? Supply? Chow hall? The BIG difference is in ASVAB scores and quality of life.

@trooperodst6880

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@@johnheeser I know that's why called chairforce damn. But PJs are totally badass warriors.