How many pansies will dislike this video.

@chadbaxter5578

7 жыл бұрын

LunkersTV if it's one it's to many. Keep doing what you're doing. #progress

@joes1804

7 жыл бұрын

LunkersTV so far there's one

@brandonbuxton9816

7 жыл бұрын

LunkersTV I bet a lot of people will because they are jerks

@codydraper13

7 жыл бұрын

LunkersTV they probably are communist who need a safe place to go because words hurt their feelings so fuck them 👍🏻

@abdelhakouinharoune7504

7 жыл бұрын

i liked it even before i watched it just like any other of your videos i'm addicted to these military mondays

thanks for all the support everyone this was my first time talking about anything like this was really hard to do but made me feel alot better getting it out there.

@LunkersTV

7 жыл бұрын

+Jesse Kibe its kibe

@jessekibe1084

7 жыл бұрын

LunkersTV dude its so strange watching myself on the interwebs hahahaha

@Davidautofull

7 жыл бұрын

your brother-in-law is doing a good thing. that's a real story, somber. may not be my place but I am sorry you and other soldiers had to do that. thank you for your service.

@FilosofoCA

7 жыл бұрын

I can't wait to hear more from you and Him. These are stories that the world needs to hear. It happens every day and thank for sharing with us! Ps. I would rather talk to 40,000 strangers that I don't know than 40,000 people thag I do haha

@backcountrywarrior2619

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, some of us feel like we are the only ones going threw this shit. Some of us feel alone even though we have family there, thank you for sharing a taste of your experience . For me I've never fully accepted anything and probably never will, but seeing stories of other guys like yourself and being able to relate help me understand it's not just me and I'm not alone. Thank you.

you see the pain in his eyes still and we know that's not the only thing he seen. God bless you brotha and god bless the USA

@milkmanken5354

7 жыл бұрын

Robert Zowal you sir took the words out of my mouth

@tanneryerian3095

7 жыл бұрын

Robert Zowal well said my friend

@Recceman901

7 жыл бұрын

Ditto

@MikeSmith-ve2qu

7 жыл бұрын

It shows the inner pain which can be a lot worse as you know well said.

@Riley-md3fe

6 жыл бұрын

Z BEAR yeah and 42 idiots still disliked it

I'm 2 minutes into this video and I can already tell this guy has seen some shit. From one vet to another God bless you brother.

@problemwithauthority

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the eyes tell their own story. Words carry it only so far, but the eyes have seen the horror.

@VanityThoughts

7 жыл бұрын

Coty Higgins do alot of veterans fish?

@cotyhiggins

7 жыл бұрын

I would say yes. Thumbnailguy

@VanityThoughts

7 жыл бұрын

Coty Higgins thats cool im 14 and i enjoy going out with my dad to fish sometimes when we don't have enough fishing rods we'll wrap some fishing line around a water bottle and use that as a rod

@VanityThoughts

7 жыл бұрын

Coty Higgins also thank you for your service

Can you please thank him for being willing to speak to us about such personal events? Also much respect to both of you for your service.

I just lost my driver to suicide Friday evening :( it was completely unexpected. I've gone through so many briefs on suicide awareness and I keep trying to go over everything in my head and I swear I never seen any signs he was suicidal. I just wish I could have been there for him and maybe talked him down....

@LunkersTV

7 жыл бұрын

+Luis Vasquez this is the reason why we do this

@236ben1

7 жыл бұрын

Luis Vasquez 🙏🏾

@FatGuyFishingTV

7 жыл бұрын

Luis Vasquez ...Prayers my brother

Your brother-inlaw looked as if he was really uncomfortable at the end.

@riflemanalex3202

7 жыл бұрын

Its probably because he was, he's just told a story that would make anyone uncomfortable if you witnessed it and its a moment that will stay with you no matter what, but speaking about it is a way of dealing with it and not letting it overcome you. It takes a lot to do what he just did in this video, Thank you to your Brother In Law Lunkers.

It is because of these brothers that share their stories have a love for God and country and have risked their lives and fought for the very freedom that each and everyone of us American's love and cherish. Because of them we can enjoy a day out on the lake fishing with our families and friends...

@owenalexander4883

7 жыл бұрын

Exactly, Also it should make us think of us fighting amongst ourselves because of some election results. Living in a first world country makes us sometimes take for granted the very reason we are living in a free first world country.... Because of these guys who give away their privileges so we can have ours. How selfish we can be sometimes

@TheDudeMaaaan

7 жыл бұрын

Samuel Farish I will always respect someone who fights for a cause bigger than himself on any side of war

My mom's boyfriend I call em pops because he's been there all my life basically. he was a udt (underwater demolition team)and he was the squad commander of his squad but anyway one cool thing he told me when they where in the saigon river and they had a injured vip and they where trying to find a place to hide before dawn broke they saw a partially wrecked ship that was still on top of water when they got to it they started taking fire from a VietKong boat and he found a flare gun on that wrecked boat and fired it back at charles boat and set the whole dam thing on fire he lost two good men that day but anyways thought I would share one of his stories with yall. thanks for your service guys thank God you made it back with us and God bless

@ShawmahlamaDing

7 жыл бұрын

Charlie's not Charles lol

No words can describe how this video makes me feel. Not in a bad way but as in you feel the pain and loss and maybe this video will help people understand what veterans go through

Maybe if we can all carry a tiny piece of this stuff for these guys it'll help? If you're not strong enough to carry it, don't watch it. Me, I look forward to Mondays videos. ; )

@braedenmizzellmizzell5360

7 жыл бұрын

Trout4Bait me too

@FAKE-NAME

7 жыл бұрын

Trout4Bait for me it's the only good part about Mondays and has made me look forward to them for the 1st time in my life. also I think his idea can help alot of veterans, especially if they record themselves and email him the videos he could help alot more of them without having to travel.

Just bought a few hoodies thanks so much rob and your brother in law for yalls service.... nobody would know what freedom was like if it wasn't for people like you.

@LunkersTV

7 жыл бұрын

+Trutexasbass 👊👊 appreciate it

@gregith.

7 жыл бұрын

LunkersTV love the channel, and especially this military series. thank you for your service.

My father was E.O.D. Afghanistan he is now homeless unless his truck counts and he works all over the place he was first deployed in 2002 he was there for about 18 months got shipped to Iraq then was stationed back in Afghanistan on the bomb squad he was one of 3 survivors of his group or whatever then got ambushed the taliban shot down the gunners he was injured he was shot in the chest and somehow he managed to survive then I was born a month later while he was still in Afghanistan then got shipped out a couple of times before he was relieved of duty. Then in 2012 he got divorced because my mother wasn't okay with him being gone so they went their separate ways and then when he couldn't get custody of either my sister or I he tried to kill himself but his mother stopped him. Then a year went by and then his mother started blaming him for the horrible life that she had but she never let her son meet his father and she still blamed him for her life and that he should be her servant. Another year went by and his therapy dog dori he had had her since his first deployment had a stroke and dori kept my dad going and since I am somewhat disabled I had a black lab but she gave it to her friend who's sun was depressed but he already has a German shepherd and a husky and he ends up getting my dog. I thinks there is something wrong with that but back to the story after the stroke dori kept going then 2 months later she had a heart attack and still kept going and 6 months later she had a huge stroke and still kept going and then we had to put her down and my mother did this behind his back by the way my father was working in Nevada and this year he started getting out of debt and started making some money and I took him fishing with my grandfather he caught some croakers and catfish but it changed him today he is in Florida trying to get back in the military to finish out his career for the new boss but that is his story

@braedenmizzellmizzell5360

7 жыл бұрын

Floridian Warhawk hope he gets back on his feet man

@im_random_seriously

7 жыл бұрын

Braeden Mizzell Mizzell thanks

@saga344

7 жыл бұрын

he was a kid. he still is a kid, he was born in like 2002-2003. thats why he didnt help him.

tell your brother in law thank you for his service. and thank you for your service

You Can just see it in his eyes and emotions that he has seen some real shit, God Bless you Brother, God Bless America🇺🇸🇺🇸

Dudes eyes say it all. Powerful shit Rob, keep them coming.

Thanks for your service man

That's powerful stuff. Thank you for your service and bravery. Not only bravery to fight for our freedom, but then to live on with your life and deal with everything you experienced. Thank you so much both of you!

Moved by this vid...God bless our Vets.

Dude, thats rough on you. Serious, Serious respect to what all you guys did over there. Stay safe and stay strong. God bless

dude i felt uncomfortable watching man. I cant imagine what it took to make this video. this short video expresses it all man. it couldnt get any more real than that. dam man im sorry you had to go through that and so you know i dont know you guys but my thoughts and prayers will remain with you and those alike. I never felt like i wanted to cry but my throat swelled up at the end. It was the weirdest feeling I cant say I ever had. I feel for you. I cant relate but I certainly feel for you.

Wow that was intensely deep. I hope that telling his stories help him deal with those intense emotions. I applaud him for being even able to tell his story! Thanks to you sir and all vets across this great country you all defended with your lives!

Man I know that had to be rough Thx for sharing

Keep up military mondays. I'm praying for all the vets, active guys and first responders. Thanks for all y'all do it doesn't go un appreciated with me

Thank you both for sharing. Much respect.

My grandpa was in Vietnam, he doesn't really talk much about it.. takes a lot of medicine for ptsd, only stories I've ever heard were of the food over there

God bless all veterans

@gabassin1793

7 жыл бұрын

And deployed

hey buddy I'm a vet from Kuwait 91 I appreciate everything you do don't let the assholes bother you keep it up good job

I can’t believe what he must’ve felt during all this Thank you for your service 🇺🇸

Rob, these stories are amazing. thank you for showing us these. it's really eye opening.

man it would be awesome to hear some Vietnam and some Korea war guys tell their stories! My wife's Grandfather is a Korean war vet and man does he have some good ones...

@zachbartlett2829

7 жыл бұрын

YakPak Outdoors the korea guys are fine, they usually have no problem talking about it, but the vietnam guys almost never want to talk about their experiences because of all the houses and things that were burned down and how they were treated when they got back

@warren5729

7 жыл бұрын

Zach Bartlett my grandpa never once talked about Vietnam he even refused while my dad was growing up and my gma has never heard anything about it, but he came back a heavy drinker and deathly afraid of bats and spiders which he wasn't afraid of before. My dad said once as a kid a bat flew in the house and my grandpa started crying in the corner, someone who never cried and was tough as nails. Even as a child I could tell that he was ashamed and scarred from whatever happened over in the jungle

@JZ5439

6 жыл бұрын

my grandfather was at the chosin resevoir...i regret not asking about his experiences when he was still around

This is why we should show respect for our veterans

thank you for keeping this country a safe place. i appreciate all that you've done for me, not only with your service but also helping me become a better fisherman. you have made a great impact on my life. thank you!

I wish I could put into words how much you guys' service means to me. Thank you.

Powerful, thank you for putting this together. You can tell it's still bothering him, and getting his story out there helps. Ever think of raising some money to fund a project like this? I feel like it could help so many vets - a few I know personally.

Rob, pass my thanks along to your B-I-L. I hope that sharing this with us helps brother. From one vet to another....Got your 6.

You could almost see some of that pain and tension releasing his body as he was telling his story to all of us. It's incredible what you're doing helping other veterans out like this. A little acknowledgement goes a long way.

My enlistment ended just as Desert Storm was beginning. So I never had to see or deal with that kind of experience. I truly pray for all my fellow veterans that did. My heart goes out to you Both. THANK YOU SO MUCH for your service!

The look in his eyes at the end is pretty haunting. You guys have seen unimaginable things. I'm glad you're giving veterans an outlet to talk and I'm sure it'll help people far more than you realize.

I feel like we should raise money for these vets and donate for their therapy. I know that there are great charities but they dont show you the individual like these vids. maybe make a go fund me or become sponsered by a charity that you can raise money for. I look foward to these vids every monday It really shows how brave they are.

I just wanted to take a minute to thank you for the time and heart and pain that comes with reliving memories, that you and others put into making these. As a Vet that is also married to a Vet, life can be a little interesting at times. Both my husband and I have found fishing to be the break that we need. Hopefully your time will help others realize that there is life after. Keep up the great work.

opens our eyes to the scary truth of war i don't exactly know why we were really there but either way thank you too all who serve and to all who have severed...22a day it's sickening thank you Rob for helping because I'm sure there's someone watching that these videos help and its a outlet and if it helps one person it was worth the work..i watch all your vids man I've never served but i love to fish and i have 6 kids and i love to fish with my boys my girls aren't into it That much yet but they'll grow into it..thank you for everything you've done for our country there's gonna be some tuff times ahead and with strong Americans like yourself it will help our youth get threw..thank you

the people who give these a thumbs down are the assholes who don't want a reminder of the hell we send guys into and ignore when they come home. keep doing what you do Rob and genuinely to you and all active and retired servicemen. thank you for everything you did while deployed

thank you for your service and thank you for sharing your experiences

Thank you for sharing. I hope this helps and I encourage both of you to continue to reach out to other Veterans.

I'm from Canada but I think that any country who sends their people to fight in a war should HAVE to listen to these testimonies to make war REAL for everyone. It's a good thing to give your soldiers a platform to be heard. Praying!

Thank you both along with all the other vets that fought and are still fighting today!

love hearing the stories, really appreciate all of the sacrifices you guys have gone through

From me to this Gentleman and all like him God bless and Thank you!

Thanks to you, your brother in law, and everyone else who has ever served. It's amazing what you all have gone through. It is awesome that you are helping other vets try and get through tough times. Keep up the great work!

Thank you for your service and we're glad to still have you here man even is the toughest times I watch your videos and it lifts me up a bit keep being an awesome guy and I challenge you to the 22 push up challenge #MERICA

@haydenhass9382

7 жыл бұрын

ever day in gym the class does 10 i do 22 may all the fallen soldiers rest in peace.

Thank you both for your service, as well as your stories.

thank you for your services, i have so much respect for you sharing this tough memory, pls keeps this up

God Bless You all to have to go Thur something like that. I have to thank you all for you never leaving one behind because you all made sure my nephew came home even if it was in a casket with as American flag draped over it but he did come home on Nov. 17 , 2009 after getting hit with an order. But he always said he enjoyed his job in the First Cav. Thank you guys and gals for your service.

this is awesome what your doing Rob! keep the video coming. any veteran in need of talking message Rob. there are people out their that want to help and listen! my grandpa and dad were both In the army I have lots of love and respect for all military and veterans I thank you all for your service!

Thank you for sharing this story. I like these alot please keep posting them. I cant wait to serve this country myself.

I just really love what you are trying to do, to get veterans to tell their stories or try to do an activity so they can lay some steam off, o seriously love this videos and I haven't missed one story since you started the series, which is like 16 but they got me hooked. MY grandfather served in the army too and the stories he told me and I loved too I just got reminded of that, and I remembered the messed up stuff he had to go through in war.

I love you Lunkers. Lol. Thank you for giving him the chance to tell his story. I look forward to hopefully hearing more of his and any vet really. We can all take something from these stories and I thank you for giving vets another resource.

Really enjoyed this video. Short and concise. Felt sincerity and I highly appreciate what you're doing for the veteran community. It's nice to see people taking action to help as apposed to just talking about it.

what a moving video, love what your doing with this series rob its great that your bringing awareness to such a big and overlooked problem. Thank you to your brother in law, you, and anyone else who served.

Just recently stumbled across your military Monday videos, love the idea and giving other vets a chance to talk about it is great! I have a brother on his second tour right now so I've seen how PTSD and all that stuff has effected him but talking about it seemed to help the most. Love the videos keep em coming!

Thanks for sharing these stories with us and thank you for your service. God bless!

i have no words to express my feelings. thank your blaw for me and also thank you for helping these other vets get things off their chest. you are a real hero bro

bro you can see the pain and all the other stuff this guy's been thru. The way he talks,his eyes, his far look. bless him man appreciate the service

Hey Rob I really appreciate you doing these things, means a lot to me and the others out there who want/need to get their stories out. Truly a great thing!

thank you so much for doing these military Mondays. I think it's very helpful to get the stories off your chest and I feel it's important that we who have not had to endure this hear the stories and the reality of what happened and continues to happen over there. the media will only give watered down accounts. from me and my family we thank you, your brother in law and all men and women who have served, continue to serve and whom made the ultimate sacrifice.

You can still see the pain in your brother in-law's face. You guys take care of each other. Don't even think about the pansies. Stay strong.

I want to thank y'all for sharing y'all's stories about what happened to y'all and to say thank y'all for yer survices I'm sorry about what y'all went through there it takes a hell of a man to talk about things like that y'all are very loved by many including my family and I thoughts and prayers to y'all

Props to Rob/Lunkers for coming up with this brilliant series and another great thanks to all the veterans out there.

Thanks for sharing your story man. Thanks for going over there and doing that so that the homeland is safe. I can't even imagine a situation like that, was actually hard to listen to, but i appreciate you telling it more than you know. Take it easy brother.

This is a great thing you are doing. I hope that someone out there sees this, and the other videos you do, and gets the help they need.

First off thank you for your service. I love these military Mondays and most importantly I like that you are trying to help others through hard times. Keep on doing what your doing!

this is the one thing i look for every Monday, thank-you guys for your service.

Thanks for sharing your story man, what you guys did on a daily basis was indescribable and to many Americans take that for granted. Keep it up with these stories, they are bringing awareness to me and im sure to many others also.

I just want to say thank you. And I am sorry that anyone has to deal with the pain I just saw in your eyes. Respect

Hey man. Thanks for sharing your story, really appreciate it. I hope it helped to talk it out to us, cuz it for sure was a hell of a story for us. Thank You for your service!

WOW. this really shines a light on like over there on what really goes on. thank you for your service.

I'm way late to this series. I've enjoyed listening and I appreciate you sharing. It narrates what is and was really going on over there. Its too easy to become complacent and think everything is fine as an average civilian. These stories provide detail and depth to the harsh reality of the enemy's persistence.

I love that you are doing this bringing aweareness to this problem. We need my systems in place to help our Vets!

I would just like to send my deepest condolences to the veterans out there, who have to live with memories like these. I have so much respect for you guys, who go out there, and do what you did. It's really indescribable, the feelings one would have after an experience like that. Thank you so much for sharing your story. We all appreciate you, and all your brothers. Keep on keeping on man.

Thanks so much for what you guys did and now are doing i can see it hurts to tell but man your helping a lot of people by doing it! Keep it up man

wow man all i can say is that i appreciate everything you have gone through and everything you had/have to deal with today and in the future. its a big sacrifice you made man thank you on behalf of my family over here in Washington.

Your the man rob thanks for sharing your stories and tell your brothers we appreciate their service.

Thank you and your videos help me get through my issues from Iraq

Wow, you can see the pain in his eyes. I hope that sharing the story helps him and other veterans. Thank you for sharing. Live for today but never forget the past. Always remember it is not what happens to you that shapes your fate, it is how you react to reality that seals your future. Shit happens.

Up most respect for what you are doing. My thoughts and prayers go out to all Veterans! Thank you all for your service.

Love these videos man. Just bought one of your sweatshirts. Huge Thanks to you and your brother-in-law for your service.

Rob these videos are really nice! I'm glad your doing these videos, helps you express your feelings and let's us see what happened over there. keep up the great work! and thank you for your service

Amazing story, I'm not half the man you guys are I couldn't begin to thank you for the service you provide to protect the women and children of this country. As a man who's has military in his family and hearing their stories Y'all make the ultimate sacrifice for us, thank you.

I love watching these videos! My dad was a Seal, and I have gotten to hear some stories from him and his friends, but it is really cool to hear from some different people. Thank you for serving this country Rob, and thanks to your brother in law too. Y'all have a great holiday season!

Hey man, thank you for sharing. keep your head up and keep talking. I hope you find the outlet that helps you move on and remember fondly those that are no longer here. Thank You for serving, for going out and doing what few others can do. Rob, thank you for doing this for these guys. I hope you can get to as many that want to share. Keep going. Keep Leading. ad Keep Fishing.

Man, some heart wrenching stuff. Total support to the men/women working and fighting to keep me safe watching youtube videos at my safe home. Keep that in mind next time you see a veteran or one in service. Thank y'all for your service Mr. Kibe and Rob.

good for you for sharing one of your stories, brother. keep your head up.

Glad you were able to talk about that horrible day. Hope it helped you being able to get it out and share it. I'm glad Rob was doing this series

I really like this guy. Thank you both for your service.......and thank you for sharing, I really hope that in some way sharing these stories helps.

Sorry for your loss brother. Please continue to talk about it, it does no good holding that stuff in.

Rob thank you for doing this man I'm 17 haven't thought about joining military but it has come to mind, your videos help me to realize that we all take our life for granted cause in a matter of second it could end so thank you for doing this I love the videos and you and your family, keep it up, much love❤️

Love these military Monday videos man. I can't help not to get caught up in these videos. Glad you are doing these and hope they help you guys with what you guys are going though. God bless.

I binge watch LunkersTV just about every night!

@LunkersTV

7 жыл бұрын

+Ripping Lips 👊

@airsoftspeedy

7 жыл бұрын

LunkersTV what exactly did you do in the military? Were you a Ranger? Marine Recon? SF?

@warren5729

7 жыл бұрын

Jeremy Rieger I believe he was 11b then sniper and airborne qualified, don't quote me if I'm wrong

@triddle5593

7 жыл бұрын

Jeremy Rieger yes I believe he was mainly a sniper

@airsoftspeedy

7 жыл бұрын

thank you

I think what you are doing is great helping these veterans just vent everything out to people that want to hear it over KZread as opposed to a counseling session or program where they may feel pressured or put on the spot if this gets big I really feel it can help a lot of servicemen and women