What happens when an infantry soldier encounters Delta Force?
Searching for Bob "Ninja" Poras on Google won't yield much, but you might be lucky enough to find one image. Bob spent decades in the shadows with the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D), also known as Delta Force, Combat Applications Group (CAG), and the CIA. He had a 36-year career as a Federal Government Supervisory Special Agent, U.S. Army Infantryman, and Special Forces Soldier, specializing in combat operations, personnel protection, supervising/leading special mission teams, firearms training, military/paramilitary training, and coaching. Recently, Bob has started a tactics company, teaching a variety of training based on his real-world experiences at the highest level. He emphasizes the importance of mindset, something we often forget. After a life at war, Bob has had to confront the many invisible wounds that are deep within him. We don't always realize the toll it has taken on us until we hang it up, and then we become aware of the damage and everything creeps back in. These wounds are not visible, but they can be felt in conversations, dreams, nightmares, chronic headaches, tendinitis, and other internal injuries that cannot be described. They also carry the loss of their brothers and sisters and try to make sense of the common question: why? Bob reflects on Operation Just Cause, the Benghazi Attacks, the Khost Bombing, and the Tripoli CIA evacuation, among others. In Episode 045 of the Shawn Ryan Show, you can see similarities to the Kyle Morgan episode, where there is distant memory of the fine details and an attempt to unpack what has been pushed away. The Shawn Ryan Show gives you a reality check and a glimpse of what war does to the human body. Our next guest on the Shawn Ryan Show is Bob "Ninja" Poras.
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And then I said to them "Delta or no Delta that's a hot weapon, your safety should be on at all times on base"
The story gets better when he goes to Delta Force selection and the cadre are asking him "...hey, were you in Panama? Did you stop a van with some guys in it?"
Crazy, those ended up being the same Delta guys he ended up working with when he finally got into Delta.
And then he said, what is this sergeant, another tax payer funded delta safari?
"we're trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty"
The honesty of the driver is awsome. Delta having integrity during a traffic stop😂
When you meet delta, you know it because they stand out like a puzzle piece for a puzzle you're not working on.
We were running a check point and pulled a truck over. The guys looked like straight up locals even had a goat in the back of the truck. They Spoke perfect English. We got a call on the radio to allow them to pass and no further information. The occupants of the truck asked us to pull them out of the truck and do a full search because "they were watching". They said they had submachine guns under their robes and to act like they weren't there. We searched them and the truck like normal and allowed them to leave.
I'm just imagining the wall of rifles pointing, while in a hysterical laughter saying "yep all clear"
The SF guys in Iraq always cracked me up , no names tags, no rank, beards, just waiting in line at the little px and me just being like the kid on Southpark, "if I could that I'd be so happy" lol
Buddy had a rare look inside an unopened can of whoop ass.
"I have Death in the back."
walks back to driver window
These interviews are gold
You know he's telling the truth when he mentions they were wearing Pro-Tec hockey helmets
in 2009 i was a young 11b in afghanistan manning a checkpoint in the arghandab. little russian hoopty rolls up, dude all alone in the front seat looks completely afghan until he's right in front of me, flashing his pearly whites, blue eyes shining beneath his pakol, CAC card extended. we're nowhere close to any FOB, for the record -- deep into the arghandab valley. "how ya doin' son?" he asks, or something like that. i'm flabbergasted at that point. call over to the LT: "uhhhhhh sir?" he takes it from there and off goes afghan-dressed homeboy. closest i ever got to some secret squirrel shit in my time in the service.
“So anyways, I started blasting….”
First time I saw some of them in Sudan they were wearing pajama bottoms. I looked there driver/team leader up and down and as he greeted me rather cheerfully, I said "I joined the wrong branch."
glances into death's eyes