@@daveortwine2641 Jesus Christ how many times. I'm a Patron. It's zero money to me. Zero. And I just sent 400,000 people over to his channel on another video. Shorts are free advertising. There is no money. All content creators, Shawn, Myself, anyone who puts things up gets a message when someone uses either the entirety or even just clips from their channel. You can then file a copyright strike which ALWAYS runs in the favour of the IP owner. Plus it's a 60 second clip that's been heavily edited so even I wasn't just advertising for a channel I like, I could just post this and monetise it but again, I don't and never have. SmFh
Dude I was in line on leatherneck at the px before we went to the battle space. Right behind me was a British dude from 7th armoured with the exact same last name on his name tape as me. We got to talking and traded him a usmc pt hoodie for a rat patch. Still have it on my plate carrier.
You know what @@hudson7354 your absolutely rite, I mean iv been feeling shit for awhile now but you just reminded me of how hilarious tours of Afghanistan were, if you think the comments are funny you should have been there 🤣🤣🤣🤣 absolutely hilarious, destroyed with laughter Thank you Hudson you’ve made my day 👍🏼😃
After a mate lost an ear on an exercise the first thing said to him when he was quickly patched up and still in the field waiting for evacuation was “ fuck sake mate that’s really going to effect your eyesight “ Eyesight ? We all look confused “ yeah eyesight how you gonna wear glasses with only one ear 🤷♂️” I miss army humour
Just in case you don't know, the SAS and SBS are two separate things. The SAS (Special Air Service) are the armies special force, and the SBS (Special Boat Service) are the naval marines special force. The use of "Air" was there to play a part in the confusion of the enemy, as was calling the SAS a brigade when there was only a few soldiers, not the 5,000 brigade implied.
@@mickk8519 thanks Mick, I didn't know the finer details as I'm not from a military background but I was aware they were separate entities tied to different branches of the military.
Funniest SAS story I heard was about a recruit that died of exposure on top of a mountain during the selection course. A search party found the unfortunate recruits body, and as they stood around him in a moment of quiet reflection someone eventually broke the silence and asked " What happens now? The OC responded by saying " Well he's fuckin failed selection for a start!" Everyone pissed themselves laughing.
@All-Out-Power I think that I read about it in the mid-nineties so, it was probably a good few years before that. It may have been in a book called "Killing Zone" by Harry McCallion. Great book!
Two or three died in one day on the brecon beacons during selection less than a decade ago.Heat exposure was a big factor in the deaths of 2 of the lads.
@@realMaverickBuckley Aussie and NZ boys are pretty nails!Met a few and absolutely loved their spirit, with a courage streak a mile wide!Also dry and funny as hell!
I worked with a guy who was ex-army who met an SBS guy . He told me that the SBS guy was an intense , alert , professional character who thrived on the perfect enactment of any mission he was working on . I like the respect between the US Special Forces and the British SAS/SBS .
British gallows humour is the best. Captured brit asked for a haircut when he was on the chopping block 😂 2 and the back and sides, little bit off the top.
@@teeanahera8949 and the cover ups by the GB sas , idk what these assholes think is funny ,but laughing at murdering people !!! many times innocent people , " he's fucked mate " had this goof laughing ,what a sad sad person.
Well yes those in the military are very respectful and say so as they know how good the Brits are. But outside the military most Yanks are pretty abusive about Brits in general and the UK military in particular.
@@dissmr Well thank you for eloquently proving my point dude 🤣 So where are the YT videos of Brits gobbing that shit off? Give me the links. The Yanks have tree trunks on their shoulders always trying to prove something or other and doing others down when they can't.
I was all of 8 years old, give or take, when that kicked off ... What really made it memorable was our family had a maternal cousin, who was a Royal Marine Commando, living with us. He only stayed over when on leave. I know very little, since he was a pretty taciturn guy, whom barely spoke even to my parents. Nice guy, but had that ... air ... about him that is pretty impossible to describe, but even I knew he wasn't to be messed with, even as a kid. The scant details I do know comes from my dad, who said that Stan did at least one tour of Northern Ireland during the early '70s. As he was born in Trinidad, and 6'2", I'm surprised he made it out ... He was placed on standby to be deployed to the Islands, but never was sent. Probably why he quit after his time was up, as he lost too many mates over there, and wasn't a damn thing he could do about ... He moved to Southern Wales, got married, had a couple of kids, and became almost a vegan - possibly because he saw so much death close up. Even in old photos I found of him, after the deaths of my parents, it was clear he had that look that, now I'm 48, was that of seeing shit he couldn't speak off ... ... but the real tragedy was, despite his diet, and keeping up his fitness, due to a hard to detect heart defect, like his mum, he died of a heart attack, in only his mid-late 50's ... way too young ... Sorry about the long comment, but yours reminded me of him, and the likely humour with his mates in the same barracks ...
@@bretthobson3034 You don't think the Brits (Scots/Welsh/English/N.Irish) have great humour? I think aside from their Comedy skits going back 450 years + , anyone who's worked with em will usually tell you they've got a wicked sense of humour.
@@jimmyb1476 not a lot to tell really, i was based at an East Anglian RAF Station in the early 90's, a call for volunteers went out in Station Routine Orders asking for volunteers for a maritime exercise, we didn't know who we were opposing until the evening of the exercise. There was about a dozen of us, we were given an SA80 and 6 filled mags (blanks), worked out a basic plan with our RAF Regt babysitters and flown out to a rig and went from there, we got our backsides handed to us an a few bruises into the bargin.
Have you done the old LSL Tristram training ship in Portland Harbour. Then Bootnecks and SBS are sh*t hot at Ship take downs. I served 3 different times in British Army. Served with some real characters. Myself being one of them. As we all have that brutal banter lol.
Love it fantastic and right on the money 💲 And thank you to all those who have done or still are doing this for our countries thank you for your service 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🙏🙏🙏💕💕👍👍🙏🙏🇬🇧🇺🇸🌹
I like your comment. I always see guys saying sas is best, seals are best etc. They need to realise that all our elite guys are just that ELITE and they respect each other to the max.👍
Always got told even 35 years ago now during training, “If you don’t laugh you’ll cry” and yes being a British Army Vet my vv.dark sense of humour in civvi street has got me into a lot of crap over the years 😂❤
So thankful for these men that live a life we can only see in movies. We all think what if, or I could have done that, but nope they are a different breed of human.
I always find the us guys that have served with uk sas/sbs service guys always tallk about their sense of humour 🤣 both grandad and my gramps served, gramps was in ghe sas in malaya in the 50's he used to tell me about the pranks they would play on the regular army officers 🤣 most included deisel, shovels and the toilets 🤣 good ol gramps, if im half the man he is il be proud
Anyone who says the brits are not the funniest nation are just lying. The sarcasm is on a whole other level and being a best friend means you can be called literally any insult under the sun and not get offended
Yup, we call it banter ... My best friend I've known since 2003 still calls me Alfred E. Neuman, from 'MAD' magazine ... and I love him for it ... the twat ...
Why do so many Americans give themselves backhanded compliments? “Oh my god the Brits are sooo funny! They’re as funny as we are!” “Oh wow, Daniel, you’re so strong! You’re as strong as I am!” “Oh Debra, you’re beautiful, you’re as beautiful as I am” Who does that? Americans.
notice how Americans who have actually served will openly tell you the british are the best but you’ll always find americans who’ve never served a dinner plate let alone the amry will argue otherwise
During World War Two My grandpa was in bed trying to go to sleep while his family were downstairs eating dinner and all of a sudden a bomb hit his house. his bedroom floor Collapsed and he landed on the dinner table with everyone eating around him! A few years later he and his friends were out one night with a few too many drinks and one of his friends decided it would be funny to tie his other friend to a tree! They all had a good laugh and went home, forgetting they had just tied their friend to the tree! The next day everyone in my grandpa’s military office was running around trying to find out where my grandpa’s friend was! His friend was field Marshall Montgomery!
@@SBIGDTSM well he and my grandpa were very good friends despite the age gap, and the story came directly from both of them. ( well my grandpa told it to me and one of montgomery’s friends shared his side )
@@11bravo86 that was technically Europeans fighting Europeans. But you call it what you want. Plus the British had to travel from the other side of the planet and they was at war with the French, the French was more of a problem considering they was around 70 miles across the English Channel, but your history won’t teach you that because it’s biased patriotism as per usual. I bet you think america is the reason why the allies won WW2 as well. 😅
@@astromania5253 they do hahaha even tho they were late for ww1 and ww2 they won there revolution (tax dodge) because of the French and Spanish and they were on there own ground and have lost nearly every war they have fought without British help ever since brits win wars all the time even Americas allies can't stand them
Spec forces all over the world go through so much training. Your reliving the training over, and over. You don't have time to think about fear. Rules of in---____--------__-------__--_---_-_________--_____Home of the brave!
I’m a greenskeeper at a world famous golf course that has a PGA event every year. We get volunteers from all over the world. I always tell my boss if there’s any British or Australian Greenskeepers I’m working with them during the tournament because they are so fucking funny.
Man when I was a teenager, all I wanted was to be able to have stories like this. I joined the military (Army National Guard) and got completely screwed over! Because I joined at the end of the desert Storm deal. And because I had a misdemeanor on my record from when I was 17 for illegal trespassing. Yep that's all it was for, illegal trespassing. The recruiter said, oh yeah you can be anything you want to be in the Army. So I decided to go into military police because I had a GED. I planned to get in through the national Guard and then request to go fully active. Why you could do it that way made no sense, when I could just say hey can I be fully active now? Oh no, you can't do that. You have to do it this stupid way. However, when I got there they told me that my recruiter lied to me and that the only thing I could be at this time was a cook. I tried to fight it and almost went to the brig for cussing out a captain. But then I ended up getting discharged under a medical discharge. Because they were able to find something in my past about a x-ray on my back and they said because I had had that X-ray on my back and that I didn't disclose that, I had a back injury and that I wouldn't be able to serve because of this hypothetical back injury. The Army discharged me on a "other than honorable" discharge through medical. Single worst thing that happened to me in my life in my opinion. I wanted nothing more than to be in the military. I went through ROTC, I read all the books on everything from infantry to snipers. I was totally gung-ho. And when they discharged me, it killed me. I spiraled downward out of control and resorted to drugs and crime. It took having children for me to snap out of my self-loathing and depression and become a decent successful person in life. I thought it was a military that was going to make that of me. But I still to this day see these guys with these incredible stories and I go back to that feeling I felt the day I was discharged from my lifelong dream. Life is never what you think it's going to be.
I’ve had a lot of former Marines discharged for medical reasons. I’ve also had one of my marines that lied about an arrest on his enlistment package. I’ve never heard of anyone in my life getting separated under other than honorable for back issues not disclosed. Matter of fact to be discharged under other than honorable, you either have to fail drug test or you have multiple disciplinary issues like being arrested, DUI, theft, or NJP. They will definitely not discharge a recruit in boot camp with an OTH. It will be an admin discharge.
@@CD-pk7xr just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. In fact I still have the paperwork sitting at home that says other than honorable discharge for medical purposes. I even had the idiot recruiter call me up two weeks after I got back and asked if I was ready to go. And I said go where? And that's when I "explained" to him that he lied to me and told me everything was going to be fine and not to worry about the misdemeanor. And that when I got there they gave me a rash of shit saying that I couldn't be an MP because of the stupid fucking misdemeanor. And again the goddamn misdemeanor was just unlawful trespassing. And not to mention you said marines. I wasn't in the Marines. God I wish I could have been! But I was in the army. Went to fort McClellan, Alabama, to be an MP. I got through the first days of the adjustment battalion and when they went to call our line numbers to go down range, mine was one of several that wasn't called. So I went to the adjustment battalion commander's office, as we were told to do. And he informed me because of my previous record I could not be an mp. I told him show me where it shows anywhere that says I can't be an MP for having unlawful trespassing misdemeanor. That's the part where I was talking about where I almost went to the brig and he threatened me several times to throw me in the brig, because I kept going off on him with actual facts that he was not prepared for. I actually read my contract for the military. And I told him that I wasn't going to go through schooling to be a fucking cook. I told him I already know how to cook slop. So I don't need to be trained on how to do it. I came in here for a specific reason and join the National Guard so that I could get into the actual military and now you're fucking with my goal! But sorry to tell you son, you are incorrect about the medical discharge and the other than honorable discharge. But I'm sure it's not the first time you've been wrong.
What makes u think u need the military just to have good stories, u got the world in the 🌴 🤲 Its yourz, "Wu tang tune," how did u manege to attract a girl if were unemployed, angry 😠 misdirected, on drugs and probs with not much money 🤔 just curious how u developed 😉, glad u found the power within to proceed and be grateful 🙏
@@jaccferr5807 actually having kids made me realize my potential. I spent my entire life with one goal since I was a kid and that was to be in the military. And when it was taken from me I was very bitter. However, now I like I said it in the first comment have a great job and and now a grandfather to a baby girl. I'm very proud of my children and wouldn't have wanted it differently. But part of me does still have resentment for not having that camaraderie let the military gives you. Believe me it took a lot of wind out of my sails when I got screwed the way I did. I still love the military, don't get me wrong. I have the utmost respect for our men and women of the armed forces. Just not much respect for that recruiter.
In 2022, about 1500 US Marines are in training in the wild North of Australia, learning how to survive in the wild, with our dear Indigenous ladies. You know stuff like File snakes, and crocodile tails etc. Hope they enjoy themselves.
Many years ago 70s we were abseiling down cliffs one lad decided to climb up one of the ropes we all lay down heads over the cliff watching him ascend he was almost at the top and ran out if juice and fell before he hit the deck i said I want his apple ! then all the other lads said what they wanted from his rations 😂 Ive never seen anyone bounce that high that wasnt on a trampoline Ps he survived broken hip arm etc
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This is bullshit you shouldn't be reposting Shawn's content
@@daveortwine2641 Jesus Christ how many times. I'm a Patron. It's zero money to me. Zero. And I just sent 400,000 people over to his channel on another video.
Shorts are free advertising. There is no money. All content creators, Shawn, Myself, anyone who puts things up gets a message when someone uses either the entirety or even just clips from their channel. You can then file a copyright strike which ALWAYS runs in the favour of the IP owner.
Plus it's a 60 second clip that's been heavily edited so even I wasn't just advertising for a channel I like, I could just post this and monetise it but again, I don't and never have.
SmFh
@@realMaverickBuckley thank you for sharing this content, I would not have seen it if you hadn't 👍🏻
@@dougbutcher4452 More than welcome Doug! Check out Shawn's channel to see the whole thing brother.
You're right in what you said below Maverick because I went to his channel because of your clip.Thanks!!!
love hearing the respect the SAS/SBS lads get from the US forces guys.
And vice versa.
Can't spell cuck without the UK
Dude I was in line on leatherneck at the px before we went to the battle space. Right behind me was a British dude from 7th armoured with the exact same last name on his name tape as me. We got to talking and traded him a usmc pt hoodie for a rat patch. Still have it on my plate carrier.
Pro soldiers are pro soldiers.
They know Elite when they see it (they have some of their own, Delta etc ).
Anerican:”Andy can you check that guy”
Brit: “Ohh he’s fu@ked mate”
😂😂
I hear that in Vinny Jones' voice.
It's funny because it's kind of a standard thing a British person would say but to him it sounded hilarious.
Hilarious how you destroyed Afghanistan
@@hudson7354 I didn't personally destroy Afghanistan. No one in the UK supported the war anyway. Stop trying to crib about everything.
You know what @@hudson7354 your absolutely rite, I mean iv been feeling shit for awhile now but you just reminded me of how hilarious tours of Afghanistan were, if you think the comments are funny you should have been there 🤣🤣🤣🤣 absolutely hilarious, destroyed with laughter
Thank you Hudson you’ve made my day 👍🏼😃
Wicked! I love how his casual “get in a fight” means something very different 😂
Might as well call it an entanglement
@@chazpalestine5965 or a "heated exchange"
An intense disagreement!
After a mate lost an ear on an exercise the first thing said to him when he was quickly patched up and still in the field waiting for evacuation was “ fuck sake mate that’s really going to effect your eyesight “
Eyesight ? We all look confused
“ yeah eyesight how you gonna wear glasses with only one ear 🤷♂️”
I miss army humour
Pmsl
Gold 😂
Gold
Brilliant 😅
🤣🤣
Love these stories of the SEALS and SAS/SBS working together
Just in case you don't know, the SAS and SBS are two separate things.
The SAS (Special Air Service) are the armies special force, and the SBS (Special Boat Service) are the naval marines special force.
The use of "Air" was there to play a part in the confusion of the enemy, as was calling the SAS a brigade when there was only a few soldiers, not the 5,000 brigade implied.
@@mickk8519 *Royal Marines special force.
@@mickk8519 thanks Mick, I didn't know the finer details as I'm not from a military background but I was aware they were separate entities tied to different branches of the military.
@@user.--. was , not anymore, anyone can apply to join since joint selection was invented.
Together even more powerful.
😂😂😂😂“ahhh hes fucked mate“ yeh that’s definitely one of us
Without a doubt 🏴
Andy mcnab by any chance, you must of heard if him
@@jaccferr5807 not SBS mate
@@jaccferr5807 Andy is not even his real name. 😂
@@jaccferr5807 Great Book: Bravo Two Zero!
SBS 💯 means a lot getting praise from our American brothers
Funniest SAS story I heard was about a recruit that died of exposure on top of a mountain during the selection course. A search party found the unfortunate recruits body, and as they stood around him in a moment of quiet reflection someone eventually broke the silence and asked " What happens now? The OC responded by saying " Well he's fuckin failed selection for a start!" Everyone pissed themselves laughing.
That happened in Wales, my dad worked with those guys in Brecon.
Most SAS story I’ve ever heard😂😂
This was only a few years ago if I remember correctly.
@All-Out-Power I think that I read about it in the mid-nineties so, it was probably a good few years before that. It may have been in a book called "Killing Zone" by Harry McCallion. Great book!
Two or three died in one day on the brecon beacons during selection less than a decade ago.Heat exposure was a big factor in the deaths of 2 of the lads.
So much respect❤️🇳🇿 not only for the US and British also the Ozzies and kiwis
Kiwis? What’s that, New Zealand? Philippines?
@@DreadEnder flag's right there, boss.
@@DreadEnder New Zealand 👍
@@realMaverickBuckley Aussie and NZ boys are pretty nails!Met a few and absolutely loved their spirit, with a courage streak a mile wide!Also dry and funny as hell!
I worked with a guy who was ex-army who met an SBS guy . He told me that the SBS guy was an intense , alert , professional character who thrived on the perfect enactment of any mission he was working on . I like the respect between the US Special Forces and the British SAS/SBS .
😂😂😂
Brothers across the ocean
British gallows humour is the best.
Captured brit asked for a haircut when he was on the chopping block 😂
2 and the back and sides, little bit off the top.
I can listen to chaps like this all day! They have so much to tell! Respect!
Your a tool
Fuck off mate! We’ve blead together and we will die together 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Like the Aussie SAS who are being investigated for murdering civilians? Yeah…. Respect 🙄
@@teeanahera8949 there is always one of you twats that have to chime in like you’re someone in the know.
@@teeanahera8949 and the cover ups by the GB sas , idk what these assholes think is funny ,but laughing at murdering people !!! many times innocent people , " he's fucked mate " had this goof laughing ,what a sad sad person.
Americans are always so complimentary to others... always giving credits
@giddy
I'm from Europe..but if you say so I believe it. I guess is ppl that are shit talkers.
The thing is, you won't find many SAS or SBS personal giving interviews like this especially recently retired, definitely not serving.
Well yes those in the military are very respectful and say so as they know how good the Brits are. But outside the military most Yanks are pretty abusive about Brits in general and the UK military in particular.
@1chish
Nahh.. my experience is that Yanks are just nicer. Lot less to prove.
Brits are like little redhead brother attitude. Look at me..kind a thing
@@dissmr Well thank you for eloquently proving my point dude 🤣
So where are the YT videos of Brits gobbing that shit off? Give me the links. The Yanks have tree trunks on their shoulders always trying to prove something or other and doing others down when they can't.
I am a veteran of the Falklands and I agree we do have the sense of humor that helped get the job done easier.
I was all of 8 years old, give or take, when that kicked off ...
What really made it memorable was our family had a maternal cousin, who was a Royal Marine Commando, living with us. He only stayed over when on leave.
I know very little, since he was a pretty taciturn guy, whom barely spoke even to my parents. Nice guy, but had that ... air ... about him that is pretty impossible to describe, but even I knew he wasn't to be messed with, even as a kid.
The scant details I do know comes from my dad, who said that Stan did at least one tour of Northern Ireland during the early '70s. As he was born in Trinidad, and 6'2", I'm surprised he made it out ...
He was placed on standby to be deployed to the Islands, but never was sent. Probably why he quit after his time was up, as he lost too many mates over there, and wasn't a damn thing he could do about ...
He moved to Southern Wales, got married, had a couple of kids, and became almost a vegan - possibly because he saw so much death close up. Even in old photos I found of him, after the deaths of my parents, it was clear he had that look that, now I'm 48, was that of seeing shit he couldn't speak off ...
... but the real tragedy was, despite his diet, and keeping up his fitness, due to a hard to detect heart defect, like his mum, he died of a heart attack, in only his mid-late 50's ... way too young ...
Sorry about the long comment, but yours reminded me of him, and the likely humour with his mates in the same barracks ...
Yes, the British usually have a great sense of humour. Some of the best in the world. Eg Benny Hill.
they been fighting since day 1
That's not true at all.
@@bretthobson3034 don’t be silly. There’s a reason you live where we put you 😎
@@thatguy4311 Bitch y'all did put me anywhere. That's what is wrong with y'all dumbasses. You could've do shit but nice try Demokkkrat.
@@bretthobson3034 You don't think the Brits (Scots/Welsh/English/N.Irish) have great humour? I think aside from their Comedy skits going back 450 years + , anyone who's worked with em will usually tell you they've got a wicked sense of humour.
Military guys have the best humor. You have to to deal with the shit they do and experience in missions
As a Former Royal Marine, I think this man is outstanding.
Nobody asked if you were RM, can't help yourself telling everyone can you 😂
Got 27 likes versus your....?@@thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261
Snowflake
The guy who falsely claimed OBL kill? Embarrassing to real SF guys.
Your source? Or opinion?@@shergy1000
There are only 3 English speaking countries you’ll hear talk like that and it’s us Brits and our Australian brothers and our New Zealand brothers.
New Zealanders.....hard as nails
And Kiwi's
@@chrisrobinson7546 fixed it.
@@EndTimeDreams fixed it.
Clearly never met a Paddy!
The SAS/SBS are the GOATS !!
As a British bloke myself I can 'hand on heart' testify that 'Andy' said the MOST BRITISH of sayings...... *"HE'S F''CKD MATE!!!"* 🤣🇬🇧🤣🇬🇧🤣🇬🇧
After watching the Christian Craighead aka Obi-Wan Nairobi story. I watched a ton of SAS stuff. My God, those men are unreal.
Imagine getting hit by the sbs and seals must be scary as hell, are
US brothers so much love
Keyboard warriors - "This group is tougher than those guys." Actual operators - "All of these groups are tough."
Thank you for acknowledging my country's armed forces🇬🇧
I played enemy on an oil rig for an SBS exercise and i wouldn't want to meet them on a dark stormy night, it was an interesting experience.
Explain in detail
Tell us more
@@jimmyb1476 not a lot to tell really, i was based at an East Anglian RAF Station in the early 90's, a call for volunteers went out in Station Routine Orders asking for volunteers for a maritime exercise, we didn't know who we were opposing until the evening of the exercise. There was about a dozen of us, we were given an SA80 and 6 filled mags (blanks), worked out a basic plan with our RAF Regt babysitters and flown out to a rig and went from there, we got our backsides handed to us an a few bruises into the bargin.
Have you done the old LSL Tristram training ship in Portland Harbour. Then Bootnecks and SBS are sh*t hot at Ship take downs. I served 3 different times in British Army. Served with some real characters. Myself being one of them. As we all have that brutal banter lol.
@@didgerb72 no mate, i was RAF and based at RAF Coltishall at the time.
"Thier the sharp keys" what a great description.
It’s just occurred to me, these elite guys have no ego.
The only ones who do are the civilians behind them.
That's why they pass Selection; at that level, there's no longer 'I', but 'We' ...
You'd be surprised how big their egos are
Thank you your service and risking your life every working day!
Love it fantastic and right on the money 💲
And thank you to all those who have done or still are doing this for our countries thank you for your service 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🙏🙏🙏💕💕👍👍🙏🙏🇬🇧🇺🇸🌹
I like your comment.
I always see guys saying sas is best, seals are best etc.
They need to realise that all our elite guys are just that ELITE and they respect each other to the max.👍
I could listen to these stories all day! You guys are just built different lol
Yes the SBS are a bunch of nutters!
SAS are the nutters, SBS cold clinical calculated scary ass fuckers
Professional nutters
Coz they got water on the brain
Nah nutters don't cope under stress and pressure. Trained nutters do ;)
@@skygod1975 lol!🤣🤣👍
I love this podcast. Long form interview/ chat, just sit back and listen. Brilliant stuff
But what u doing whiles/mientres u listen, dumb bell exercises Yoga or sum tree planting,
These dudes are special. Much respect.
I loved working with the Brits in Afghanistan. Great fucking guys. Great.
I've known guys like that. It's actually a source of inspiration to be a shit-magnet. God bless 'em.
Americans know the brits are on a whole other level. Best in the world
"They're the sharp keys" is such a clever description. Clearly, he's a very astute guy
Got to love navy seals so humble, never talk about their experience for fame. Until they retire and right 12 books about it.
Always got told even 35 years ago now during training, “If you don’t laugh you’ll cry” and yes being a British Army Vet my vv.dark sense of humour in civvi street has got me into a lot of crap over the years 😂❤
Most British answer ever
british special forces best in the world no doubt about it. 🇬🇧👊🏼
So thankful for these men that live a life we can only see in movies. We all think what if, or I could have done that, but nope they are a different breed of human.
Rob O’Neill is a superstar war hero 🎉.And I love his great story’s.
God Bless 🦅🇺🇲
Wow what an amazing episode, just wanted to say that I appreciate ur service and I respect you very much.
I always find the us guys that have served with uk sas/sbs service guys always tallk about their sense of humour 🤣 both grandad and my gramps served, gramps was in ghe sas in malaya in the 50's he used to tell me about the pranks they would play on the regular army officers 🤣 most included deisel, shovels and the toilets 🤣 good ol gramps, if im half the man he is il be proud
Probably the funniest interview yet.
I hope this man talking about this helps him and doesn't hinder him. God bless.
Anyone who says the brits are not the funniest nation are just lying. The sarcasm is on a whole other level and being a best friend means you can be called literally any insult under the sun and not get offended
Yup, we call it banter ...
My best friend I've known since 2003 still calls me Alfred E. Neuman, from 'MAD' magazine ... and I love him for it ... the twat ...
This part in the video is so bad ass. Damn I wish I could’ve been there. Go get some
That piano analogy tho 🔥🔥
Top man, a real SEAL.
I love the mutual respect the sf have for each other.
🤣oh he’s fkd mate 😂 Andy is priceless gotta love those guys
Why do so many Americans give themselves backhanded compliments? “Oh my god the Brits are sooo funny! They’re as funny as we are!”
“Oh wow, Daniel, you’re so strong! You’re as strong as I am!”
“Oh Debra, you’re beautiful, you’re as beautiful as I am”
Who does that?
Americans.
I, too, served in war with the Brits they are funny and very good at what they do. The Australians are amazing to serve with.
notice how Americans who have actually served will openly tell you the british are the best but you’ll always find americans who’ve never served a dinner plate let alone the amry will argue otherwise
We sleep peacefully in our beds thanks to men like you and Andy. Thank you brother.
The SBS are the baddest Brit specops, their motto is " Not by Strength, by Guile"
Wrong! It’s “by strength and guile”!
It was; Not by Strength by guile. Unfortunately they changed it and the cap badge. It was better how it was they should of left it alone.
And if not by guile, by ryu or ken.
Ooh....I like that!!!
@@eh1vx that's right Mike.Then changed it.Frog and parachute.😊
During World War Two My grandpa was in bed trying to go to sleep while his family were downstairs eating dinner and all of a sudden a bomb hit his house. his bedroom floor Collapsed and he landed on the dinner table with everyone eating around him!
A few years later he and his friends were out one night with a few too many drinks and one of his friends decided it would be funny to tie his other friend to a tree! They all had a good laugh and went home, forgetting they had just tied their friend to the tree! The next day everyone in my grandpa’s military office was running around trying to find out where my grandpa’s friend was!
His friend was field Marshall Montgomery!
Monty would’ve been in his late 50’s early 60’s, not sure he’d be getting tied to a tree at that age
@@SBIGDTSM well he and my grandpa were very good friends despite the age gap, and the story came directly from both of them. ( well my grandpa told it to me and one of montgomery’s friends shared his side )
Rob is a national treasure.
I could listen to these experiences hes had all day , so interesting
Very strategic way of life thanks for your service 🇺🇸😲💪
I can listen to these stories all day every day
Finally an American telling the truth that we brits are the best 😆😆
Where’d we get it from, fucker? 😂❤🇺🇸🇬🇧
1776.
@@11bravo86 that was technically Europeans fighting Europeans. But you call it what you want. Plus the British had to travel from the other side of the planet and they was at war with the French, the French was more of a problem considering they was around 70 miles across the English Channel, but your history won’t teach you that because it’s biased patriotism as per usual. I bet you think america is the reason why the allies won WW2 as well. 😅
@@11bravo86 lol 1812
@@astromania5253 they do hahaha even tho they were late for ww1 and ww2 they won there revolution (tax dodge) because of the French and Spanish and they were on there own ground and have lost nearly every war they have fought without British help ever since brits win wars all the time even Americas allies can't stand them
I don’t care what this guy says or does I like everything about his videos, clips and everything else for what he did for this country
SBS best of the best
I wish the SBS weren’t so secretive because I’m fascinated with their lore but hey, I’m not one of the boys and I understand 🤷🏼♂️
IT IS WRITTEN , THE PRIDE OF THY HEART HAS DECEIVED THEE !
SBS came on board our boat one night, for a training exercises, some stealthy guys
What's your occupation sir ? Curious to know
Boat? Who the fuck says "boat"
Respect 🇬🇧🇺🇸🏴☠️
I was a sniper on COD many a late nights I had, seen a lot too.
Thanks for your service, godspeed Spiderman
Every one UA-cam was this or that all I smell is bill shit
You'll find that phrased used here by plumbers, electricians,SBS
us and brits sf guys are just awwesome. ssame core
You the man Rob
THANK YOU ROB ...
THE ONLY EASY DAY WAS YESTERDAY
😂 he’s split wide open
We are who we are ✊🏿
Spec forces all over the world go through so much training. Your reliving the training over, and over. You don't have time to think about fear. Rules of in---____--------__-------__--_---_-_________--_____Home of the brave!
I’m a greenskeeper at a world famous golf course that has a PGA event every year. We get volunteers from all over the world. I always tell my boss if there’s any British or Australian Greenskeepers I’m working with them during the tournament because they are so fucking funny.
RESPECT 👍
Respect sir from England
Britain, in this aspect you are a clown. Scotland and Wales and N. Ireland is part of the UK military
Respect
"He's f**ked, mate."
Could be SBS, could be any British soldier.
He’s right we are the best!
"Oi, hes fucked mate" 😂 i fuckin love the brits and aussies. Got the chance to work with both. Top class men, that are absolutely fucking hilarious
Man when I was a teenager, all I wanted was to be able to have stories like this. I joined the military (Army National Guard) and got completely screwed over! Because I joined at the end of the desert Storm deal. And because I had a misdemeanor on my record from when I was 17 for illegal trespassing. Yep that's all it was for, illegal trespassing. The recruiter said, oh yeah you can be anything you want to be in the Army. So I decided to go into military police because I had a GED. I planned to get in through the national Guard and then request to go fully active. Why you could do it that way made no sense, when I could just say hey can I be fully active now? Oh no, you can't do that. You have to do it this stupid way. However, when I got there they told me that my recruiter lied to me and that the only thing I could be at this time was a cook. I tried to fight it and almost went to the brig for cussing out a captain. But then I ended up getting discharged under a medical discharge. Because they were able to find something in my past about a x-ray on my back and they said because I had had that X-ray on my back and that I didn't disclose that, I had a back injury and that I wouldn't be able to serve because of this hypothetical back injury. The Army discharged me on a "other than honorable" discharge through medical. Single worst thing that happened to me in my life in my opinion. I wanted nothing more than to be in the military. I went through ROTC, I read all the books on everything from infantry to snipers. I was totally gung-ho. And when they discharged me, it killed me. I spiraled downward out of control and resorted to drugs and crime. It took having children for me to snap out of my self-loathing and depression and become a decent successful person in life. I thought it was a military that was going to make that of me. But I still to this day see these guys with these incredible stories and I go back to that feeling I felt the day I was discharged from my lifelong dream. Life is never what you think it's going to be.
I’ve had a lot of former Marines discharged for medical reasons. I’ve also had one of my marines that lied about an arrest on his enlistment package. I’ve never heard of anyone in my life getting separated under other than honorable for back issues not disclosed. Matter of fact to be discharged under other than honorable, you either have to fail drug test or you have multiple disciplinary issues like being arrested, DUI, theft, or NJP. They will definitely not discharge a recruit in boot camp with an OTH. It will be an admin discharge.
@@CD-pk7xr just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. In fact I still have the paperwork sitting at home that says other than honorable discharge for medical purposes. I even had the idiot recruiter call me up two weeks after I got back and asked if I was ready to go. And I said go where? And that's when I "explained" to him that he lied to me and told me everything was going to be fine and not to worry about the misdemeanor. And that when I got there they gave me a rash of shit saying that I couldn't be an MP because of the stupid fucking misdemeanor. And again the goddamn misdemeanor was just unlawful trespassing. And not to mention you said marines. I wasn't in the Marines. God I wish I could have been! But I was in the army. Went to fort McClellan, Alabama, to be an MP. I got through the first days of the adjustment battalion and when they went to call our line numbers to go down range, mine was one of several that wasn't called. So I went to the adjustment battalion commander's office, as we were told to do. And he informed me because of my previous record I could not be an mp. I told him show me where it shows anywhere that says I can't be an MP for having unlawful trespassing misdemeanor. That's the part where I was talking about where I almost went to the brig and he threatened me several times to throw me in the brig, because I kept going off on him with actual facts that he was not prepared for. I actually read my contract for the military. And I told him that I wasn't going to go through schooling to be a fucking cook. I told him I already know how to cook slop. So I don't need to be trained on how to do it. I came in here for a specific reason and join the National Guard so that I could get into the actual military and now you're fucking with my goal! But sorry to tell you son, you are incorrect about the medical discharge and the other than honorable discharge. But I'm sure it's not the first time you've been wrong.
What makes u think u need the military just to have good stories, u got the world in the 🌴 🤲 Its yourz, "Wu tang tune," how did u manege to attract a girl if were unemployed, angry 😠 misdirected, on drugs and probs with not much money 🤔 just curious how u developed 😉, glad u found the power within to proceed and be grateful 🙏
@@jaccferr5807 actually having kids made me realize my potential. I spent my entire life with one goal since I was a kid and that was to be in the military. And when it was taken from me I was very bitter. However, now I like I said it in the first comment have a great job and and now a grandfather to a baby girl. I'm very proud of my children and wouldn't have wanted it differently. But part of me does still have resentment for not having that camaraderie let the military gives you. Believe me it took a lot of wind out of my sails when I got screwed the way I did. I still love the military, don't get me wrong. I have the utmost respect for our men and women of the armed forces. Just not much respect for that recruiter.
Classic case of It's not what you say, it's how you say it.
In 2022, about 1500 US Marines are in training in the wild North of Australia, learning how to survive in the wild, with our dear Indigenous ladies. You know stuff like File snakes, and crocodile tails etc. Hope they enjoy themselves.
This the divide. Politicians and the forces themselves.
Max respect to those who actually walk the walk. Zero for Politicians.
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Great episode
Awesome edit.... Cut it completely midsentence
Most accurate description of the British on the internet.
God bless you 🙏 sir❤
Yeahhh baby!!! 🇬🇧 let’s go!!
He’s been working with us too much lol
Many years ago 70s we were abseiling down cliffs one lad decided to climb up one of the ropes we all lay down heads over the cliff watching him ascend he was almost at the top and ran out if juice and fell before he hit the deck i said
I want his apple !
then all the other lads said what they wanted from his rations 😂
Ive never seen anyone bounce that high that wasnt on a trampoline
Ps he survived broken hip arm etc
Rob turning into Shaq with these stories 😅