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@Redlight252 сағат бұрын
CRPS sucks dude, I have it in my left ankle. I literally told sold someone I wanted my foot cut off because of the pain. I also said I will not let this beat me, so I started months of PT and I was able to snowboard all year. You’re the first person I’ve ever heard talk about how bad CRPS can be. 🍻
@ee-mon-ee16532 сағат бұрын
I love it, thank you for your service and for caring about your afghan counterparts. We can never repay you for your sacrifices.. That being said I think you got who signed the deal mixed up. Trump actually signed the deal which was negotiated in Doha in which those 5,000 Taliban or Al Qaeda prisoners were released we also got 1,000 prisoners in that exchange. Your welcome to look it up and look into it. Biden was trying to make the best of a situation that was caused by the previous administration. Could it have been handled better oh 100% absolutely it was a 💩 show no doubt.
@northernprepper11732 сағат бұрын
Review WE WERE SOLDIERS Please that was a crazy movie
@northernprepper11732 сағат бұрын
filmed in Alabama, N,S, Carolina and Virginia was where Forest Gump was filmed
@nolongerblocked62103 сағат бұрын
As an American I'm ashamed at the way my fellow Americans treated the soldiers when they got home. I wasn't born until '71 & I'm as thoroughly anti-war as any person... but our soldiers _never_ deserve to be treated horribly for decisions they didn't make that were actually made by politicians in DC. I've read where some soldiers changed outta their dress uniforms & into their civies at the first bathroom they saw after landing, just so they wouldn't be identified as returning soldiers & harassed. That's a dam shame & a disgrace imo. Thank you for your service Mr. Mannion 🇺🇸🇺🇸
@pablofortain49453 сағат бұрын
Isis is US funded. Just stop funding them and thats it🤷♂️
@lisanievesdiaz40703 сағат бұрын
This was such a touching narrative. The things he witnessed, the memories, the losses. The human spirit is truly amazing.
@JoelLopez-ur2kb4 сағат бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤. 🇺🇲🙏😓❤❤❤❤❤. 🎖️
@joshysbrand35674 сағат бұрын
All that sacrifice to have ur country destroyed by corrupt politicians and a bunch of blue hair crazys, boys will be girls girls will be boys.
@scottlin7774 сағат бұрын
Thank you for my freedom.
@ee-mon-ee16535 сағат бұрын
My father was a Marine in Khe Sahn. Apparently, although he never talked about it, he was a tunnel rat. Which makes sense he was a plumber when he came back and his favorite places were in and under the craziest places in ppls houses he was in his element. He's no longer with us he had demons as many did coming back and used alcohol to cope, which eventually killed him. He was buried with honors in his family cemetery. He did tell me the day he flew back in ppl spit on him and called him and the men with him baby killers.. Could you imagine serving your country and watching your brothers die on the daily and some puke who lives with his mommy is judging you unbelievable.. Semper Fi, and thank you for your service.
@ee-mon-ee16535 сағат бұрын
Make it happen.. No..... Lmao definitely the Alpha M response
@jasonmccoy71926 сағат бұрын
Rest in Peace Vinny
@jaytee24656 сағат бұрын
There is a moment that we experience as people when we hear a story and though it’s not our own we tend to feel emotions as if we are those people and have gone through it ourselves. Your mind puts you in their shoes and the emotions that are felt are so real and true it’s almost like we lived it. The way I felt as this hero described his story gave me a feeling as if I lived what he did. I’ve heard many stories as a veteran myself and served in both OIF and OEF but watching this interview I felt sadness and other emotions unlike anything I’ve ever felt while listening to someone describe their experiences. I know this gentleman will never read this comment but that doesn’t matter. I just want to express that I have been completely humbled by listening to this video and I wish I had the opportunity to just thank this man for what he has done and say that I am so proud of him for having the courage and strength to share his experience. I pray that he continues to have nothing but happiness and peace for the rest of his life with his family because God knows he has earned it and deserves it. Thank you sir for everything you’ve done for our country and thank you for allowing me the opportunity to listen to your words. God bless you 🙏🏼👍🏼
@maverick7447 сағат бұрын
Bronze star really?WTF?? He had put his own life in jeopardy for the safety of others without hesitation.. that’s a MOH event if I ever heard one. Bronze Star with valor is no pop sickle but really.. man is an honorable warrior
@ronaldwaters.18278 сағат бұрын
Thank You for your Service and your Sacrafice
@destro53119 сағат бұрын
Genuine brotherhood!
@destro53119 сағат бұрын
I partied my 20’s away, Aziz was putting in that work with Tier 1 units. Legend
@nolongerblocked621010 сағат бұрын
I've heard this "I don't know how but they knew we were coming" thing from a bunch of first hand accounts. My thought is their leaders were smarter than we gave them credit for & they would send small groups(5-10) of fighters out to wander around the mountains(Iraq & Afghanistan) to be seen on purpose bcuz they knew that drones were always watching for them. So they'd keep the majority of their fighters deep in the caves, only allowing a handful out at a time to be spotted by the drones. They knew eventually they'd be spotted & have soldiers sent to find them so they were always watching & having locals letting them know when we were coming. Plus they obviously had the caves mapped out & some definitely connected, so it seems like letting themselves be spotted could be a way to surprise an attacking force & be able to have backups coming from other areas with escape routes through the caves when necessary. Just a guess, but that's always been my thought when I hear "they knew we were coming" ...they knew bcuz they planned to be spotted & hoped we'd send troops to find them in the mountains where our equipment & numbers couldn't be as effective as they were in the open PS: this man is a true hero, Semper Fi 🇺🇸🇺🇸
@tw328211 сағат бұрын
Powerful
@Luda-jy8sn11 сағат бұрын
Nice! 🤪🤐🎉🤫😉😬😜😊😘🫡
@donald3thompson32312 сағат бұрын
I have never been in south east Asia I was born during that time. But I was in the U.S. Army and served in the Gulf war and the 2 Iraqis wars. My 20 years 5 months and ten days was so remarkable. Thank you all that has served our country faithfully.
@dougbrunelle717012 сағат бұрын
God bless you!
@edstein564213 сағат бұрын
Fascinating & emotional documentary. The shrapnel-riddled towel & mortar fin were beyond poignant.
@richardharvey21614 сағат бұрын
Thank you for your Sevice.
@trascendentale42014 сағат бұрын
"I knew that this is where it was going to end for me... But, I still had work to do."
@YuriTarded-hf1nv19 сағат бұрын
I don’t get why the Apache flares was the cue?
@scruffygaming62719 сағат бұрын
legit badass.
@quickdeuce19 сағат бұрын
Bravo SOWF,, BRAVO!
@justinbewley17919 сағат бұрын
What's the highly tactical bumper car light pole for.
@BadBlue3220 сағат бұрын
Wondering if this soldier remembers Colonel Ed Mattison?
@ooooothegreat22 сағат бұрын
Lord have mercy.
@Hallucinato44422 сағат бұрын
This guy is a fraud.
@Hallucinato44422 сағат бұрын
Thank you for your service Tony Hawk
@stephengarese923023 сағат бұрын
Awesome Rock Star! Good work!
@COEXIST-ny4dbКүн бұрын
Just WOW! I'm so thankful for the sacrifices he and others have given for my freedom. And I can't thank them enough. What an amazing man. I'm so sorry for so the pain and hardships that he had to suffer after. But I'm so thankful for where he wound up. Maybe he had to go thru all this to get to where he is today, and to appreciate life that much more? Either way..... THANK YOU!!!
@elimarc3891Күн бұрын
Just to help numb a little. 8 billion people on Earth. 8 THOUSAND people die each and every day in the USA. Hard to picture this. This flesh is nothing. Christ is eternal.
@rcsantodomingo237Күн бұрын
USS Buttercup at NAS/NOB was our training for a sinking ship. It was a building with an indoor mockup that floods.
@albatrossyglossyКүн бұрын
The fact that the US has cultivated ISIS and Al Qaeda for attack on Russia is the sickest part of the whole thing.
@Steven-js8ykКүн бұрын
Semper Fi Marine
@moosespeak6140Күн бұрын
Thank you and welcome home
@sharonaumani8827Күн бұрын
Holy S----, how could you even talk about it!
@1UNKN0WNJAYКүн бұрын
Respect Sir 🫡 , couldn’t imagine what’s that’s like . I will be joining soon & I’ll be glad to serve . Knowing how much soldiers were lost & put down there life for us .
@user-rg8bu8qp9rКүн бұрын
Top guy
@alijahimКүн бұрын
Canines will never truly understand what they do for all of us. From the regular dog to the ones serving. Ive had my German Sheperd, Sasha, since she was a pup. My literal best friend.
@damonoglesby2025Күн бұрын
Magnet feature is definitely the big highlight here. Interested in trying it out
@chrissnatchko7795Күн бұрын
My biggest regret is never joining the military
@chrissnatchko7795Күн бұрын
My man literally had a full on cougar for a house cat!!! That should have been our first clue that he was going to be a badass
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Are you guys actually donating money to the democratic party
CRPS sucks dude, I have it in my left ankle. I literally told sold someone I wanted my foot cut off because of the pain. I also said I will not let this beat me, so I started months of PT and I was able to snowboard all year. You’re the first person I’ve ever heard talk about how bad CRPS can be. 🍻
I love it, thank you for your service and for caring about your afghan counterparts. We can never repay you for your sacrifices.. That being said I think you got who signed the deal mixed up. Trump actually signed the deal which was negotiated in Doha in which those 5,000 Taliban or Al Qaeda prisoners were released we also got 1,000 prisoners in that exchange. Your welcome to look it up and look into it. Biden was trying to make the best of a situation that was caused by the previous administration. Could it have been handled better oh 100% absolutely it was a 💩 show no doubt.
Review WE WERE SOLDIERS Please that was a crazy movie
filmed in Alabama, N,S, Carolina and Virginia was where Forest Gump was filmed
As an American I'm ashamed at the way my fellow Americans treated the soldiers when they got home. I wasn't born until '71 & I'm as thoroughly anti-war as any person... but our soldiers _never_ deserve to be treated horribly for decisions they didn't make that were actually made by politicians in DC. I've read where some soldiers changed outta their dress uniforms & into their civies at the first bathroom they saw after landing, just so they wouldn't be identified as returning soldiers & harassed. That's a dam shame & a disgrace imo. Thank you for your service Mr. Mannion 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Isis is US funded. Just stop funding them and thats it🤷♂️
This was such a touching narrative. The things he witnessed, the memories, the losses. The human spirit is truly amazing.
❤❤❤❤❤. 🇺🇲🙏😓❤❤❤❤❤. 🎖️
All that sacrifice to have ur country destroyed by corrupt politicians and a bunch of blue hair crazys, boys will be girls girls will be boys.
Thank you for my freedom.
My father was a Marine in Khe Sahn. Apparently, although he never talked about it, he was a tunnel rat. Which makes sense he was a plumber when he came back and his favorite places were in and under the craziest places in ppls houses he was in his element. He's no longer with us he had demons as many did coming back and used alcohol to cope, which eventually killed him. He was buried with honors in his family cemetery. He did tell me the day he flew back in ppl spit on him and called him and the men with him baby killers.. Could you imagine serving your country and watching your brothers die on the daily and some puke who lives with his mommy is judging you unbelievable.. Semper Fi, and thank you for your service.
Make it happen.. No..... Lmao definitely the Alpha M response
Rest in Peace Vinny
There is a moment that we experience as people when we hear a story and though it’s not our own we tend to feel emotions as if we are those people and have gone through it ourselves. Your mind puts you in their shoes and the emotions that are felt are so real and true it’s almost like we lived it. The way I felt as this hero described his story gave me a feeling as if I lived what he did. I’ve heard many stories as a veteran myself and served in both OIF and OEF but watching this interview I felt sadness and other emotions unlike anything I’ve ever felt while listening to someone describe their experiences. I know this gentleman will never read this comment but that doesn’t matter. I just want to express that I have been completely humbled by listening to this video and I wish I had the opportunity to just thank this man for what he has done and say that I am so proud of him for having the courage and strength to share his experience. I pray that he continues to have nothing but happiness and peace for the rest of his life with his family because God knows he has earned it and deserves it. Thank you sir for everything you’ve done for our country and thank you for allowing me the opportunity to listen to your words. God bless you 🙏🏼👍🏼
Bronze star really?WTF?? He had put his own life in jeopardy for the safety of others without hesitation.. that’s a MOH event if I ever heard one. Bronze Star with valor is no pop sickle but really.. man is an honorable warrior
Thank You for your Service and your Sacrafice
Genuine brotherhood!
I partied my 20’s away, Aziz was putting in that work with Tier 1 units. Legend
I've heard this "I don't know how but they knew we were coming" thing from a bunch of first hand accounts. My thought is their leaders were smarter than we gave them credit for & they would send small groups(5-10) of fighters out to wander around the mountains(Iraq & Afghanistan) to be seen on purpose bcuz they knew that drones were always watching for them. So they'd keep the majority of their fighters deep in the caves, only allowing a handful out at a time to be spotted by the drones. They knew eventually they'd be spotted & have soldiers sent to find them so they were always watching & having locals letting them know when we were coming. Plus they obviously had the caves mapped out & some definitely connected, so it seems like letting themselves be spotted could be a way to surprise an attacking force & be able to have backups coming from other areas with escape routes through the caves when necessary. Just a guess, but that's always been my thought when I hear "they knew we were coming" ...they knew bcuz they planned to be spotted & hoped we'd send troops to find them in the mountains where our equipment & numbers couldn't be as effective as they were in the open PS: this man is a true hero, Semper Fi 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Powerful
Nice! 🤪🤐🎉🤫😉😬😜😊😘🫡
I have never been in south east Asia I was born during that time. But I was in the U.S. Army and served in the Gulf war and the 2 Iraqis wars. My 20 years 5 months and ten days was so remarkable. Thank you all that has served our country faithfully.
God bless you!
Fascinating & emotional documentary. The shrapnel-riddled towel & mortar fin were beyond poignant.
Thank you for your Sevice.
"I knew that this is where it was going to end for me... But, I still had work to do."
I don’t get why the Apache flares was the cue?
legit badass.
Bravo SOWF,, BRAVO!
What's the highly tactical bumper car light pole for.
Wondering if this soldier remembers Colonel Ed Mattison?
Lord have mercy.
This guy is a fraud.
Thank you for your service Tony Hawk
Awesome Rock Star! Good work!
Just WOW! I'm so thankful for the sacrifices he and others have given for my freedom. And I can't thank them enough. What an amazing man. I'm so sorry for so the pain and hardships that he had to suffer after. But I'm so thankful for where he wound up. Maybe he had to go thru all this to get to where he is today, and to appreciate life that much more? Either way..... THANK YOU!!!
Just to help numb a little. 8 billion people on Earth. 8 THOUSAND people die each and every day in the USA. Hard to picture this. This flesh is nothing. Christ is eternal.
USS Buttercup at NAS/NOB was our training for a sinking ship. It was a building with an indoor mockup that floods.
The fact that the US has cultivated ISIS and Al Qaeda for attack on Russia is the sickest part of the whole thing.
Semper Fi Marine
Thank you and welcome home
Holy S----, how could you even talk about it!
Respect Sir 🫡 , couldn’t imagine what’s that’s like . I will be joining soon & I’ll be glad to serve . Knowing how much soldiers were lost & put down there life for us .
Top guy
Canines will never truly understand what they do for all of us. From the regular dog to the ones serving. Ive had my German Sheperd, Sasha, since she was a pup. My literal best friend.
Magnet feature is definitely the big highlight here. Interested in trying it out
My biggest regret is never joining the military
My man literally had a full on cougar for a house cat!!! That should have been our first clue that he was going to be a badass
These is a great film.