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  @user-xj5nl4us4s14 сағат бұрын

  Thanks for your service ma'am for your greatest contribution to your powerful country, the United States 🇺🇸 of America.

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  @raybejar70743 күн бұрын

  Love this video! The only thing! He never talked about SF selection, training!

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  @audreym37774 күн бұрын

  Adding shitty music to a real story worthy of hearing is a disgrace.

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  @Lovemygrandkids047 күн бұрын

  Ty for your service 👏👏👏💯

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  @juelzd717210 күн бұрын

  Any idea what part of Afghanistan he was at?

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  @oxymoron982110 күн бұрын

  ❤❤❤

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  @bournist11 күн бұрын

  I’m sorry you had to experience this kind of treatment…in the AF I worked with many women (on the flightline) who were phenomenal! Some better than the guys. It really is inappropriate to stereotype women in the military as being lazy or weak because it’s simply not true. Don’t get me wrong there are some women who really owned that stereotype and slacked off but guys do that too…all I’m saying is everyone should be treated equal especially our service members…we all signed up to serve our country in some way or another so let’s give each other the respect we deserve 🇺🇸

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  @freeman43614 күн бұрын

  thanks for sharing brother. means a lot

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  @CocoEs18 күн бұрын

  If you are interested in more, please watch my documentary First Kill with heartbreaking and chilling testimonies of veterans, Billy the tunnelrat, warcorrespondent Michael Herr and photographer Eddie Adams) kzread.info/dash/bejne/imRplNyjpLmXmZs.html

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  @DonJohnson-cm8bl19 күн бұрын

  The fact that he didn't feel like he did enough because he didn't finish his deployment out,is just heart breaking. With that one injury,he did more than someone with multiple deployments under their belt who physically escaped unscathed.

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  @aprilsmith368322 күн бұрын

  "And unfortunately for some of them it was..." 🇿🇦

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  @norcalstar484h27 күн бұрын

  Life is precious ....

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  @ablazingape313Ай бұрын

  Thank you for your service & sacrifices ❤

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  @MelissaJames-mj8slАй бұрын

  thanks

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  @brandonmontemayor8178Ай бұрын

  For about a decade, I’ve been having trouble. The world just seemed so damn heavy. Hard. No matter what I did. But on the outside. You’d never know. I was the same old me on the outside. But I didn’t sleep, eat, night terrors for years. I’d go through these months of it then snap out of it for a brief time. The last time I just broke. Got home from work, normal day and something just hit me, I fell to the floor just weeping. Just in controllably and I don’t even know why. Nothing had happened to me. It was just like all these years pressure built up and it came out that day. Some of my friends it came out in another ways and they aren’t around anymore. Luckily, a private practice that the Va referred me to had called minutes after I got it together. She asked me questions, she asked if I’d been crying and why. I just said “idk, idk why, she said “I’m cancelling all my appointments tmrw, come in first thing in the morning. That day I started PTSD treatment. stem therapy and some other stuff as well and everything changed for me. Granted it’s something that I have to work at forever. Can’t get complacent or I’ll fall back into it. But in thankful for that lady.

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  @gentleeyesАй бұрын

  I wish Kerry lots of love and healing. There is always a price with war and the regular people have to pay it, not the people on top.

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  @Cbradio512Ай бұрын

  God bless you son

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  @justinplaysguitarАй бұрын

  Dude I know exactly how you Feel I did one deployment and only Made it 6 1/2 months and I had been in the military for 18 months when I got shot and then two years at Walter reed. We have the same story hit me up sometime

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  @justinplaysguitarАй бұрын

  Damn almost the same day. I got shot Nov 9th 2007 ended up at Walter reed by mid to end of Dec I always feel like I didn’t do enough and the survivors guilt. I’ve had hip replacement cause I got shot through the pelvis and then the back of the helmet so I had brain surgery I wish I would have made it through the whole deployment and came home with my brothers

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  @davidheumann4243Ай бұрын

  Can we turn off this background baseline cord? Maybe my headphones suck but it's getting in the way of his words for me

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  @neroocandy4578Ай бұрын

  Im tired of our leaders lying and sending us to war, so that they can steal and plunder and when we get back home they treat us like shit…….

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  @neroocandy4578Ай бұрын

  Our leaders lied to us, they knew saddam had no nuke. They sent us only so that they can steal oil and have a puppet leader, They dont Fucking Care about us..

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  @taewillshootyouАй бұрын

  You survived because nobody would’ve been able to tell this story like you…we appreciate your service💯

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  @erik-fn2xfАй бұрын

  Thank you from canada

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  @kelofduty2683Ай бұрын

  thank you for sharing

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  @linooliva3965Ай бұрын

  Saved that man’s arm if nothing else they tried to keep him whole

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  @encyclopediabrown1334Ай бұрын

  I really hope you are doing alright Kerry. You seem like a really good guy and a very honorable person. Your friends and family are lucky to have you buddy.

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  @encyclopediabrown1334Ай бұрын

  One year from now I bet this man grew to be an amazing dad

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  @encyclopediabrown1334Ай бұрын

  This man is honorable in every way. You can see right through his chest into his heart.

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  @jaestreets751Ай бұрын

  much RESPECT to you man. dont ever feel like you aint do enough. you went above and beyond the call of duty bro. and i know youve prob. heard that alot but its True. much love man and thnak you. i give alot of respecct to service men n women

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  @palestallion_tmАй бұрын

  This dude looks like Bradley Cooper if they put him in American Sniper you wouldn't know the difference.. lmao

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  @michaelmoschella9358Ай бұрын

  Thank you for your service . God bless.

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  @user-rs2bx7ik8cАй бұрын

  November 13th, 2007..... I'm a police officer and was shot on 11-13-2023, crazy. Thanks brother

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  @johndwyer5246Ай бұрын

  As an irishman i would to.thinkwe in ireland would be a great place to.call.on holiday, explain pre holiday we will look after you.,pure chill.the children of Kennedy

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  @johndwyer5246Ай бұрын

  Vets are not alone, i respect your situation, if you can travel to.ireland ,you.may have to.explain, but thats not a bother ,just explain if ye are uncomfortable so that people understand, we will listen and chat ..its fine...😊

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  @georgecoetzee2 ай бұрын

  Music very irritating in background

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  @currinsnipes98792 ай бұрын

  My Uncle was in the 82nd Airborne 505 and was wounded during the Battle of the Bulge. He never got over the trauma and suffered from PTSD the rest of his short life (heart attack at 53). I am so glad Wounded Warriors have mental health counseling and support today. Thank you Kerry Glennon for being human, vulnerable and sharing your story. You have my utmost respect. May God Bless!

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  @GATOR_MCLUSKY2 ай бұрын

  goood man he didnt embelish his deployments thats a solid dude right there

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  @Gottiboy6102 ай бұрын

  I wish I could serve in the military … I’m the perfect fit but sadly I have face tattoos

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  @loreanrivera98952 ай бұрын

  Respect to you for going through your experiences. Expressing all of it after so much supression is tough. I hope you continue healing and that you find the purpose for which Jesus created you.

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  @ClearGalaxies2 ай бұрын

  You ruined this interview by overlaying the music

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  @scallopohare94312 ай бұрын

  Stop and think: the only organization that tracks veteran s**cide is the VA. I am an alleged peacetime veteran with noncombat PTSD. I get most of my healthcare outside the VA because they simply do not have enough women patients to know how to factor that into our care. I pay thousands in premiums and copays. Nobody tracks me like the VA. So, if all these veterans' s**cides are being counted, it pretty much means they were in the VA system -- and IT FAILED THEM.

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  @dustinmoore35602 ай бұрын

  i love ya for the fact of knowing. .. im here...

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  @sheltondoggett40072 ай бұрын

  Thank you for your service brother!!

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  @Ali_Ogla3 ай бұрын

  ساكتب باللغة العربية واود ان اشكرك على صراحتك وعلى مشاركتنا المعلومات حول تلك الفترة التي عملت بها كطيار في القوات الاميركية في العراق. الموضوع ليس شخصياً كما اشرت عندما ذكرت اولئك الذين كنت تقاتلهم من العراقيين على الارض فانت عسكري وتتبع الاوامر لكنني آمل يوماً ما ان تعي ان قواتك الاميركية قد قتلت مليون عراقي بدون ذنب او سبب او محاكمة عادلة على الاقل هذا جزء من المعايير المزدوجة التي يطبقها العالم الغربي على شعوبنا. أنا لا الومك على اداء واجبك فليس انت صاحب القرار في الغزو الاميركي لبلدي شكراً لك.

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  @robmills76113 ай бұрын

  God bless you brother!

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  @OCREASONER3 ай бұрын

  He was my communications instructor in BRC.

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  @tylerprince55323 ай бұрын

  Brother, I often times refuse to accept I have PTSD. I definitely do after my service, but it’s been so compromised as a term I don’t identify with it. You speak truth, but when some person in a college campus can say they have PTSD because of “trauma” (someone not agreeing with them) the actual trauma is being overlooked in replace of those who seek it vs fight it. PTSD is a real issue. People like to claim it nowadays like it’s all encompassing sadness. No. Actual PTSD is an issue not being addressed. It’s instead replaced with “oh I had a bad day once upon a time” It won’t be dealt with until we stop letting people claim PTSD and treat it properly with those who actually have it. I find it’s the vets who self treat it and watch while people who haven’t been through anything claim it and get unnecessary treatment for something they don’t have. Great for the drug companies.

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  @tylerprince55328 күн бұрын

  Update. I still drink heavily but still here.

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  @OffroadVeterans-fk4pu3 ай бұрын

  I'm finally dealing with this after suppressing it for years, sucking it up and driving on the whole time didn't work out. VA C&P exam next week.

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  @OfficialGooNie3 ай бұрын

  Hows that graphic to tell a story tho i seen my homie get his face took off shi not that graphic to talk about it only graphic when u there