Holding yourself accountable for your own actions is one of the hardest things anyone can do. Mad respect!!

@choppergirl

5 ай бұрын

Or you can never do those actions. How about channel your respect to people who aren't complete phwck ups. Not a role model here.

@picklefart

5 ай бұрын

@@choppergirlyou’ve never made a mistake? How’s the view from your high horse sweetie?

@choppergirl

5 ай бұрын

@@picklefart Very nice view up here. No PSTD from choosing to be a hired thug for the state and k1lling strangers who never did me any wrong and were not my enemy... just for pieces of paper with creepy old dead men on them that have been through so many hands and are so gross, nobody would wipe their a55 with them! Fight the state, never fight for it. Disobedience is the foundation of freedom. By definition, those who obey are slaves.

@gblan

5 ай бұрын

@@choppergirl "Complete phwck up?" What the hell are you talking about? He made some unquestionably bad decisions that sent his life into a tailspin. He recognized it, owned it, cleaned the mess up and made something of himself. Sounds like a example for a helluva lot of whiny, entitled little ninnys these days.

@choppergirl

5 ай бұрын

@@gblan (#1) You don't kill other people for money. It's so self evident, how can you fail at that? Apparently he did, right from the get go. Even if such a self evident truth is not evident to you, there are half a million Bible Thumpers out there that would tell you that is Rule #6 in their 10 commandments. There is nothing whiny nor entitled to pointing out that murder on behalf of the state is wrong, and that most of these military thugs are guilty of openly violent crimes against their own species.

I’m a new subscriber. Former scout sniper/instructor, have and am going through similar situations. Currently in a homeless VA shelter. I look forward to hearing more words of encouragement and realizations from you bro. Thanks for this gift.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

You will power through this rest assured. Use this time to become harder, more in-tune, more spartan, more focused, more disciplined. Then carry those lessons forward and you will come out successful brother.🇺🇸

@roblee2331

8 ай бұрын

Where are you brotha?

@roblee2331

8 ай бұрын

You remind me of a guy named Wes Watson. If I didn't have 4 kids depending on me I would be somewhere out there with ya. I'm trying to make it here in the states to support guys who specifically get pushed out for any number of reasons. Its crazy how they just write you off and fuck your chances of doing anything meaningful in the future.@@tcavofficial

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

@@roblee2331 We all have our path man you crush it there in the states and be your best self

@MichaelEhline

8 ай бұрын

I assume you are a Marine. Have you contacted the Leathernecks MC? Those dudes are solid and maybe they can help

It takes a strong man to admit his faults. Good on you, man.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Brutal at times but required

If you haven't already written a book, you need to. You're a gifted storyteller with an amazing experience.

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

Thank you brother we're in the works👌🏼

@a320nick

6 ай бұрын

Seriously, yeah, write that book. There are publisher types who will help you write the book in a way to get the mf sold man. Everyone uses them. Grab hold of one of them, they just take a tiny cut.

@coravaldez6873

6 ай бұрын

I luv his attitude & cussing & self respect. Definitely someone you don’t wanna piss off. Is your voice normally raspy or accent being in Europe? Can you upgrade your general discharge to honorable at some point? Happy holidays

@DiepBlueC

6 ай бұрын

Just remember the right avenues for writing about your time in SF. The channels that document needs to go through. You probably already know but just in case. I dig your story, you are human, respect for owning your failures and moving forward. Live up to your potential, not down to your vices. @@tcavofficial

@askyourwhoremother3292

4 ай бұрын

Because you aren’t a true navy seal without a few books am I right?

Way to be accountable. Respect. I'm retired Army SF and saw this happen a few times. Good to see you bounced back.

@tcavofficial

6 ай бұрын

👊🏼

@doodlebob4143

Ай бұрын

Thank both of you professionals for your service. Just 3 years active army infantry.

I did two combat deployments (one with the invasion of Iraq) as an Infantryman. I came out of it with so much anger and hatred. I was devolving into a person I couldn't recognize or respect. I almost lost my wife and children. Finally I stopped blaming everyone and everything and pointed my fucking finger at myself. It was a painful realization, but now I feel I'm a person who I can respect. What's more is I feel I'm a person others can respect. So glad you pulled out of the dark corner.

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

Brother, I'm glad you're hear as well. Respect bro👊🏼

@CequalsRN

6 ай бұрын

Goddamn

@ryanjofre

6 ай бұрын

Congratulations. God bless brother!🙏🇺🇸

@twosixteen1149

3 ай бұрын

Keep moving forward with this positivity, respect brother!

FINALLY, a man that takes his own shit for real and decides to move forward. God bless you brother, hope the real stays real and your life moves forward.

Glad to see this dude admits his shortcomings & failures doesn't live in denial of why things are the way they are or try blaming other people. It seems he's grown strong as a result & figured out what he wants. Good for him thank you for your service as a US navy & as a French Foreign Legion protecting the world. Hope you keep focused.

@davecruz9893

4 ай бұрын

ADMITTING....DOESNT CHANGE ANYTHING....

I spent 3 years in the U.S. Army and 18 years in the USAF. I salute your perseverance. I am glad you found redemption in the FFL. Much respect!

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

I appreciate your service brotha🇺🇸

@mitchjohnson9240

8 ай бұрын

@@tcavofficialThank you, that means a lot coming from a warrior like you!

@zealousideal

8 ай бұрын

Same here. Except was 12 yrs Army, 12 AF.. then retired. Yeah this dude bad ass. 💪

@mitchjohnson9240

8 ай бұрын

@@zealousideal Taylor is truly elite. He has been selected and succeeded in two elite organizations from two different countries. Just think about that for a minute. People like him just have a different mindset. Nowadays, most people take the path of least resistance and fold like a cheap card table when things get tough. Then they blame everyone else for their failures. Not this dude, he admits his mistakes and holds himself accountable. The honesty, self awareness and vulnerability he displays is refreshing in today’s society. I love to see vets overcome the adversity in their lives. I am rooting for this dude!

@edwinhargrave679

6 ай бұрын

Thankyou inspirational and we'll said.

Damm brotha much respect 🙏 Former Army Ranger 2nd Bat, 4 pumps in Iraq, 3 in Afghanistan. Battled a 9 year opiod addiction after being blown up in 09, multiple surgeries, etc,etc. Clean now for 5 years. Rebuilding my life. Thought about the Legion but im definitely too old now and too fucked up from injuries. I have mad respect for you for overcoming what you have and for staying in the fight. You definitely earned my respect and my sub to your channel. Its the least I can do to support a fellow warrior and bad ass like yourself. Keep fighting brotha.

@MrPolicekarim

8 ай бұрын

Sorry what happened to you!

@On-Our-Radar-24News

8 ай бұрын

@@MrPolicekarim Thank you for that. It was my honor to serve. I've taken my addiction and turned it into a positive. I now mentor and help other Veterans and people suffering addiction. Have a blessed day. 🙏

@cm-pr2ys

8 ай бұрын

Do lots of Rangers go to the Legion after their time in Batt is done?

@On-Our-Radar-24News

8 ай бұрын

@@cm-pr2ys Good question. I know of two confirmed former regiment Rangers who have gone to the Legion.

@alonzokincaid1362

7 ай бұрын

No excuses! Its time to sign up and be counted.

Hey brother, if you need a therapist reach out. I am a Marine (infantry, sniper) and now therapist. I work with primarily veterans and some law enforcement. I got here because I went down a path with a lot of similarities. Once you have been to hell, you can go back there an help others climb out. I appreciate your honesty. It can give hope to others. You are rough as nails, but tough does not always cut it. In fact it won’t. Getting vulnerable is an important part of finding that inner peace. And if you are doing that already…. Awesome.

@tcavofficial

6 ай бұрын

Brother I appreciate it. I walk in complete inner peace bcuz I walk in 100% alignment. Now I teach others how to do the same.

@hotuish

5 ай бұрын

@@tcavofficial glad to hear it. Sounds like you found a place that matches your intensity. I did as well. I found it in Zen and am now. Zen Priest. Who would she though staring at the floor in meditation for 14 hours a day (during intense retreats) would bring so much peace. Sort of reminiscent of being behind the scope for days on end. Glad to see you are coming out the other side.

ex-British military here and resonate with many of your challenges. I didn't have the lows you have had but totally understand your challenges and have absolutely been close multiple times to destroying my life. You're inspirational and although you've admitted to making some wrong turns, you, to my mind, embody the never say die attitude of the British/American military.

@MichaelEhline

7 ай бұрын

Feel for you. I did live in Scotland b4 the g8 repl8ment. Feel for you mate.

Wife’s cancer may have returned. You have given me an option. Not starting over with another woman. My great grandpa’s father came from France so it’s always been in back of my mind. Thank you for explaining process in your first episode. Head down and eyes up. Godspeed

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Email me if you're serious: Tcavofficial@gmail.com

You're a hell of a dude for owning up to your mistakes and not making excuses. Great to see you striving in the FFL. Good on you Brother!

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Gotta own it to grow

I am a retired US Navy Commander and familiar (somewhat after all these years) with naval/military discipline & the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Now that you are 4 years into your French Foreign Legion contract, perhaps you are considering a career in the FFL? If so and if you renew your 5 years contract (re-enlist), you might have a decent career on your hands if the rigorous life suits you. As an enlisted legionnaire you could set your sights ultimately on warrant officer. A warrant officer has a pretty good life, lots of responsibility, and a chance to excel on the job. Also a decent retirement (17 years minimum?), and if you so choose, French citizenship (in addition to or in place of U.S. citizenship). Good luck. I wish you fair winds and following seas.

@johnm249

7 ай бұрын

I heard it’s only 15 years for FFL retirement. Unless it changed. My Irish friend was in FFL and tried to convince me to join when I was 40. But when I called I was told the cutoff age was 38 or 38. I do not remember as I am now 60. I got lucky as I joined US Navy at 17 and got booted at 19 with. General Discharge under honorable at 53 I ordered my service record and someone wrote that they believed I was going thru depression. Which I actually was but did not even know it was anyway at 53 I filed a claim for anxiety and depression and now I get money from VA. I am planning to go thru vocational rehab and try to get a degree as a Physical Therapy Assistant.

@MAC88-88

5 ай бұрын

Who knows, with his skill set, he could be a FFL liasion for the US;)

@007nadineL

3 ай бұрын

Lolzzzz

Holy shit man..I rarely comment on YT but I have to tell you,..you lit a fire under my ass to get back into the gym and get right with myself. I have been in similar situations as you but didnt handle it as well. Youre experiences in a High School setting would surely help many youngsters here in the US. Much respect!

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

Brother I am stoked to hear that the message resonates. Brother email me: tcavofficial@gmail.com I have a system to get you seriously locked on if you're game.

Max respect for taking ownership for "my bad habits, my bad decisions". And for having the soul and character to get back up and stay in the fight. And so refreshing to hear someone sound so authentic and real for a change. God bless, and please keep posting updates 👍

@tcavofficial

6 ай бұрын

👊🏼

I appreciate your humility, man. It takes true strength to be humble and admit mistakes.

I didn't wake up this morning thinking I would find my favorite KZread channel, but here I am. But back on subject, I admire the hell out of soldiers like this. We don't all get to where we need to be in life easily, but there's always a way forward if you keep pushing. Thanks Taylor for the killer content. Glad I found your channel.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Damn bro i appreciate that

The advice you’ve given is so important! Tragedy happens at all levels of the socioeconomic ladder. I’m a Marine Veteran and a retired sheriff’s deputy of over 25 years. I spent a large part of my law-enforcement career trying to explain to youngsters that life happens real fast. But it’s not what happens in your life. It’s how you respond to it. I hope some troubled youngsters get to see this video! Thank you!

You are a 'high achiever', none of those accolades can ever be taken away. I suspect the clarity and wisdom that you have achieved over the course of your life ,as a result of the various turmoil, is probably the thing you are most proud of because it has allowed you to help others who needed it but didn't know how to ask for it, this is a different type of 'life saving' that often get's overlooked. Well done.

Man thank you for this. Sometimes you don’t know how just a few words of encouragement can really pull someone out of a dark spot. And kudos to you for making some positive content and using your stumbles in life as a way to help others. Good shit man, I hope you keep this up.

Mad respect brother, takes a man to admit when he’s wrong, takes a warrior to admit it openly. Very few of us choose it willingly.

Nothing but respect for you taking ownership and accountability for your past negative actions. It’s admirable how you’ve turned everything around for yourself. You’re going to go ridiculously far and continue to set an example for those that are in the same shoes you were once in. And you’ve got one of the most incredible storyteller voices! I’m very intrigued to hear more! Thank you for sharing!!

@tcavofficial

6 ай бұрын

More on deck you KNOW it👌🏼

@choppergirl

5 ай бұрын

How about channel your respect to people who aren't complete phwck ups. Not a role model here.

You're testimony was so badass even the fly took a seat to have a listen. As a former infantry Sgt in the Marines, I'm proud and happy of what you accomplished, keep kicking ass and taking names my friend. God bless! 🍺

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate the support brother stay tuned for more every Monday and Thursday 0600 Eastern Time new stories drop🤙🏼

@jp-ty1vd

8 ай бұрын

I bet that fly is squared away.

When I got out of the army, I wanted to join the legion. My family talked me out of it. I was going through shit at the time. I’m glad you got some structure and purpose in your life.

fired from the military... joined french foreign legion... started a youtube to talk about it... On the way up again, def subbing. Hooyah.

You’re a phoenix that rose from the ashes…!! Be proud of that and am glad you are spreading your story to others so they can learn from you.

As a now older dude, who has been around the block a few times and made my fair share of mistakes, it makes me happy to see people overcome adversity and get themselves to a good place. Thanks for sharing your story.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate the support🤙🏼

Honored I am getting to learn your story. I’m a law enforcement veteran that had some similar struggles that eventually landed me into becoming a psychotherapist specializing in treating Type-A guys that couldn’t find help. Thank you for letting other people see the reality of struggle and your willingness to take ownership of having to get better.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Bro we only gain fulfillment through service good on u

@TheAngryVikingTherapist

8 ай бұрын

Yes sir!! New mission is the only way.

@williammccusker8408

8 ай бұрын

Viking. Keep up the good work!! Everyone disregards the type A guys, because they think the type A with just fight through it.

@TheAngryVikingTherapist

8 ай бұрын

@@williammccusker8408 I appreciate you sir.

@albertoguerreiro006

7 ай бұрын

do you meet any portuguese in legion ?

Thank you so much for your service and all your sacrifice Taylor. Tons of respect for what you accomplished. Great story I’m sure your path will have a great outcome. You’ve come so far.

Bro personal accountability is key to happiness. I too hit rock bottom and my life didn't change until i stopped making excuses and took accountability for MY life. Keep speeking the truth and I'll be here supporting

Salute to the 180 & humility goes a long way. My hats off to you 🎉. Awesome hearing it story. Your my go to channel on Monday & Thursday.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Sendin' that truth out into the ether I'm stoked it resonates🤙🏼 Appreciate the support👌🏼⚜️🔱

I’ve got a little bit of the same story. I was in the Natl Guard got into a fight, got sued Civilly and got a General Discharge. I somehow got back in because of Sept 11th obviously in the Army Reserves in 03. Got in trouble over a woman and a Jody situation after coming back from RRC waiting for my deployment. Got another General and in 07 went to volunteer with the IDF Golani Brigade after a year of contractor PMC work. I’ve learned you can’t dwell on your mistakes, just keep it moving and LEARN from them.

Your video came up in my feed… thank you for the encouragement. Every one of us is still fighting a war in the inside that only a few can relate to. You’re a true inspiration bro.

How the hell can a person pay off that type of penalty? The US justice system is out off control. As a former Corrections Officer, I seen too many people have their lives ruined by parole. I’m pleased that you recovered and regained your morals, ethics, and values. The Warrior Way!

Good man, even with all the chaos in your life self inflicted and otherwise, you were open enough to appreciate that important moment of clarity, bloody good for you mate! Too many people blame the world when actually it's them. Recognising that moment is like being born again, and you were. Inspirational Taylor, truly inspirational, keep it up!

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

It's all on me. All on us.

@gunner678

8 ай бұрын

@@tcavofficial truth brother, truth!👍

Outstanding Testimony... I got kicked out of the Marines for doing what I was trained to do, and I thought I was saving Marine lives. I had my episode for over 5 years. God found me, I married a strong woman, have 3 awesome kids, and I'll be 51 soon. I still have this hole in my heart at times... but I found where I belong. You have as well. You're a true Warrior... Honorable, Courageous, Intelligent. Well Done, I'll be following you for strength and encouragement when I need it! Thank You

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate it brotha🤙🏼

@rockhopper01

8 ай бұрын

Semper Fi brother. I made a TON of mistakes after I got out too. Nearly identical story… married my lovely bride (26 years and counting now), 2 boys, one a successful cybersecurity specialist and my other just starting college, and finally saved by Christ a decade ago. 52 and finally on the up by God’s grace.

You’re a real man to admit your faults. Much respect sir. Please tell your story to any young person that will listen. These youngsters these days don’t understand the consequences of doing not smart things.

Good man. Good video. You’re absolutely correct. YOU are the only person who can make the movement necessary for recovery from heading down the road to scratching that itch on the roof of your mouth with the front sight post on a .45. I’m glad you’ve found a new home and a new life.

Bro you're channel is going to sky rocket to the moon,You're a natural content creator.

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

Man i would be honored

I watched your videos and they’re quite motivating. I’m also planning on joining the FFL, doing a lot of running and exercise as of now and just trying to stay consistent. Prolly in the next 2 years I will be ready to embark on this life changing journey. You got yourself a new subscriber. ❤️ from 🇳🇬

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

If you're serious email me tcavofficial@gmail.com

Hey Warrior, God bless you for sharing your story, facing your demons and getting back to the positive Keep a clear mind, keep a straight path and please know people respect you, we thank you for your service and root you on

I appreciate your honesty. I do feel like a lot of people are going to think your story is super cool, though. And not an example of perpetual and needless self-injury. You are a rare person who spirals, spirals, spirals, and then finds their way out. Most don't. They just keep spiraling.

It was refreshing to hear another brother from the SOF community be so transparent and honest with their faults. That’s not easy to do, but I enjoyed your story and I’m glad to see you’re in an awesome spot. DOL

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

I appreciate that

Love it, welcome to France! Glad to have people like you on the lookout for us. Inspiring message, we all have different stuff going on but I can relate, I like how much making good decisions was stressed, takes some serious emotional and mental resiliency, it's core discipline.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

🇫🇷👌🏼

I’m glad you are testifying really that’s what you’re doing ! There is always a way out of a situation it’s just harder climbing out ! I also thought about the Legion long time ago but I did my time in the Army. Glad your doing this so many veterans that got out unfulfilled can see another path thru your experiences.

Your stories are going to help many people, so much respect for your honesty.

I'm glad you learned from it and turned your life around. I saw so many careers get ruined over alcohol-related incidents and I've been in situations like that but I thank Christ I walked away because I would've been in a similar predicament, but I understand, it's hard to walk away from confrontation when you're a young guy. Now I just focus on bettering myself through education, gym, and self-improvement. I get way more satisfaction and growth out of achieving goals for myself than any night out can ever give me. Nothing good happens after midnight.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

We find the wisdom in the work and in subtraction👌🏼

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

We find the wisdom in the work and in subtraction👌🏼

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

We find the wisdom in the work and in subtraction

You are 💯 correct when you say watch yourself when you are riding high and everything is clicking. That’s when the snake comes crawling in. I’m proud of you for hanging in there.

Brother, You speak the truth 110%. To many people in this country these days refuse to be held accountable for their own actions. And it takes a real man to admit his mistakes. Keep up the great content brother! I sustained 7 thoracic vertebrae fractures while I was in the 82nd and was medically discharged back in 05. I've looked into the FFL myself as I'm fit and strong with no back issues since 2007. But I have a 14in long surgery scar down my spine. That would be impossible to sneak by a med board as I have a slight spine deflection angle as well. Stay safe, keep your head on a swivel.

Minus the service, I related to you 100%. Guys like you give me inspiration. I’ve been teetering back and forth with crashing down for too long

I deal with the stress of not knocking people out when I should have or getting "revenge" the way I should have. This guy gave up his SEAL career over a drunken bar fight and he was able to bounce back and move on. Thanks for this story as I learned not always smashing someone's face isn't the right answer. I hope you have a great carrer in the FFL

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Thanks bro we live learn and wisen up🤙🏼

@BudgetGainsByJJ

7 ай бұрын

@@tcavofficialhey bro what’s harder Seals or Foreign legion?

@tommymyers3183

6 ай бұрын

@@BudgetGainsByJJdude he said “ apples 🍎 and oranges 🍊.”There both VERY difficult. Imagine just the language barrier going into the FFL. Both

I looks like the French Foreign Legion was exactly what you needed at that point in your life a perfect fit . Continued success brother .

Just ran across your channel and watched a few videos and subscribed. I hqve to give you major props for making this video and laying it all out there with a positive message within.

Bro you are LEGEND!! The past is in the past just leave it there your current status and future is worth more than gold. Best of luck to you Sir 😎🤙🏽

Respect to your character for self-realization and turning something negative into a positive. Stay motivated!

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Nothing left but progress brotha👌🏼

Damn dude, RESPECT! Accountability doesn't always come easy. I'm glad you found yours.

I know you’ve heard this more times you can count; your journey is incredible. You’re setting a great example of personal accountability. Keep on fighting the good fight!

@tcavofficial

5 ай бұрын

We on it brother👊🏼 Let's lean into THE f*ckin TRUTH and set the f*ckin tone.

Keep your head up brother! What you did takes balls! Proud of you!

Its a good thing the Foreign Legion is still around so that Warriors like you still have a place to go. I hope you're enjoying the GCP!

Very good on you. It's a hell of an admission to understand that you dug your own hole and you have to get yourself out of it. I hope your story helps others.

I’m glad I found your channel bro. Some great life stories and advice. I’ve been there in my own way bro, it’s not over unless you give up and let it be over. I’m happy you checked yourself and made it better. Awesome!

Somehow this video found me when I’m at a bad time. But you’re right, I got myself in here. I’ll dig myself out. Awesome words of encouragement. Get it 🇺🇸 🇫🇷

@rg3412

8 ай бұрын

Hold fast brother, you’ll get through this

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Press forward bro it will pass and you'll be better off⚜️

Thanks for sharing this very personal part of your life, everybody make mistakes at some stage, this is inspirational for anyone who needs a purpose in life. In the military or not, that teaches people to get their sh1t together and build something good they can be proud of. I wish you the very best man and all the success and peace you wish for.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate the solid words

What really surprises me is the maturity this man shows. He only blames his mistakes and shortfalls on himself. Something that alot of Americans lack today. Keep up the hard work!

Kudos to you brother for being able to pull through the worst to come back up and still be able to serve with some elite dudes. God Speed my friend.

I can relate massively mate. Drink & drugs fucked me up massively too, made me aggressive af lost business & had cases etc. Fuck the vices bro, good to see u turned it around. We got this shit 👊🏼

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

We learn to focus on the greater and allow the lesser to fall away🤙🏼

Takes a lot to talk about the mistakes that one makes in life, even more to own up to them. Glad you made it into the legion.

Thanks for sharing those hard times so openly. It's a lot of help for the rest of us, many of who can end up in bad habits as easily as you. Great you persisted and kept going long enough to find a way out.

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

Not easy or simple to share but important

This is by far my favorite youtube channel now.. your an inspiration that we can all crawl out of the holes we dig..thank you

@tcavofficial

5 ай бұрын

👊🏼

Learn from your mistakes and keep moving forward. Where you are in life now is a testament to your resolve to do right. STAY STRONG!! We all make mistakes. Trust me I know.

Last few sentences compelled me to subscribe. Thank you for keeping it extremely real. Until next time, looking forward to your next video warrior.

Brother, you’re amping me up, I’m watching and can’t wait to see and hear more! Stay hard bro, you’re inspiring a lot of us….ATTACK!⚔️

I'm a ex us army special forces green beret Sargent from the Vietnam Era, I would have enjoyed this man in my unit, we had plenty, im glad he survived the United police state of America, I as well as him donnot live in America for now over 30 years , he will do fine, a good man , I live in Colombia.

Damn Bro. I salute you. I also found myself in a dark place with 32 pills in my system and a s**t ton of alcohol flowing through me. I hit 18 yrs of Service tomorrow and still going strong! Keep f**kin pushing Bros! There's always another tomorrow!

Bravo to you for being accountable to yourself! Stay the course Brother, the Lord is with you🙏

I salute you and I thank you for your service. I hope the very best for you and thank you for the freedom you provide.

Great authenticity, Taylor. How you've grown is phenomenal. Few go balls to the wall with such an open mind. Thank you for your example.

Honneur et Fidélité - Vive la Légion! Merci de servir la Légion, la France, l'OTAN, et par ceci d'être au service d'un monde démocratique et civilisé. I see your current engagement as a continuation of your service as NAVY SEAL. All the best for your future. I'll keep following your videos.

Thank you for sharing. Be accountable. The single most important advice for anyone struggling or going through tough times.

@tcavofficial

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely!

I appreciate your humility and strength. Thank you for everything that you have done and are doing. Merci pour la motivation. BZ.

Wow. Incredible story. I love your candor, bro. I'm going through a bit of a tough time- your story inspires me to dig in and fix then things that are wrong.

@tcavofficial

6 ай бұрын

Email me brother let's get it cleared up correctly with the correct system: tcavofficial@gmail.com

@elderbieler

6 ай бұрын

Wow. Respect man @@tcavofficial ✊

Man im glad it worked out for you bro. I got an OTH for popping on one test and lost my Top Sercet clearance. Crazy how i have met people that popped multiple times and still got general and even with crimes. But i own it. I have appealed 3 times in 20 years and no upgrade. Lol. Of course after the Navy my life went down hill. I eventually gave my life to Jesus and i am a family man with a great govt job now. I wish i had gotten a general to have to vet status. I have always thought the FFL was awesome since i watched legionarire as a kid. Lol. Your story is inspiring. Congrats on making it to the FFL.

Way to Overcome my brother! I will not be headed to France. But your story is very inspiring to me in many ways. Stay Strong Brother!!!

I had a similar situation, 11 years British Army. Divorce and carnage followed. I took the long walk to Marseille for selection … God bless you…

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

A for real powerful walk brotha🤙🏼

Amazing survival story brother. Im a 71 year old retired USArmy disabled veteran here. Id say that your open honesty in this video has and will have a damned good affect on younger warriors. Your experiences & your admissions are full on and powerful. Your getting some solid comments. Good on you man! I salute you. Carry on brother. USArmy 69/71

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Thanks brotha

This man is 100% correct and good job at turning it around keep moving forward

I needed to hear this. Your story is heard as advice as too it will be taken to heart. Thank you !

Man I’m 21 and an aspiring seal. Seeing the type of character you have is one I want to emulate. Nothing can stop you!

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Email me if you're serious: tcavofficial@gmail.com

@SimonWorlds

4 ай бұрын

If you are aspiring to be a seal or any SF role, don't emulate anyone, be yourself and bring your best game. If you want it bad enough, just be humble and disciplined.

Hats off to you for taking ownership and accountability. I hope the young subscribers learn a lesson from you. I too fucked up when I was young/ on top and everything was going great in my life. You won’t be remembered for your fuckups, you’ll be remembered for being a redemption story.

Needed to hear this today brother! Thank you!

Brother you have an amazing story. Keep up with the videos. Also, maybe address how the FFL stacks up against your experience working with US conventional forces and tier 2 operators.

@tcavofficial

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate it. You're gunna get ALL the scoop brother stay tuned every Monday and Thursday 0600 Eastern Time new stories drop🤙🏼

Wow, You lived a life I can't even imagine. Good luck to you.

Thanks for your honesty. Not many can be that honest with themselves and fewer this open.

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

Not easy but important.

Nothing but respect from a Marine. Glad you learned from your mistakes and kept pushing forward. Semper Fi.

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

All the respect to the Corps brotha👊🏼

Thank you for your story, it’s very powerful. As you were going in I was retiring out. You mentioned Idaho, born and raised in Boise. Started out in the Light Infantry (7th ID(L), Fort Ord, CA in 1984. Got out after 4 years. Ended up going into the Idaho National Guard when my Dad retired. I took his spot actually. I loved working out at the Orchard Combat Training Center, it was like working on a 170k acre farm. I am a Bradley MG and worked out there in between deployments to Iraq with the 116th CBCT and in and out of the Regiment. The last 15 years were a whirl wind. I am grateful that I was blessed enough to make it through. A lot of did, but not all. I am glad that you are not only making it, but that you are helping others. Take care and God bless.

I feel your pain and frustration, have just got my self into trouble with the police, I commend you for your honesty it takes a lot to admit you were wrong 👍

@tcavofficial

7 ай бұрын

I appreciate that

Thanks for your words of empowerment man you really made me feel stronger to keep fighting thank you 🙏🏻 so much GOD BLESS you and your family!!!

Wow! Congratulations on turning your life around. Amazing story. Keep up the great work!