Green Beret Shot And Treated On Battlefield, Walks Off Like A Boss
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An intense video out of Afghanistan shows a US Special Forces soldier getting treated for a serious gunshot wound and then walking off of his own volition.
This video is actually used as a military training aid for what to do right when things go wrong. As soon as the soldier is shot, he is moved to a relatively secure spot just behind the firing line. The medic immediately starts treating him for his severe bleeding. After applying the chest seal he then goes on to assess his casualty for further hemorrhaging while asking the wounded man about his breathing.
The soldier is quickly stabilized but must be moved even further back from the fighting to await MEDEVAC from the battlefield. Even though he is seriously wounded and drugged with morphine, he grabs his rifle and walks back to the casualty collection point. The medic then returns back to the frontline, ready to treat the next wounded man.
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That medic is fucking squared away! Clear communication, establishing fire superiority, directing traffic, quickly assessing his pt and communicating his status, keeping his pt calm and focused, while the whole time staying cool and in control. This dude is a fucking beast!
Well, he's an 18D, so I would expect him to be on his shit. lmfao
@@justinparlin5234 Yeah absolutely. Those guys are basically field surgeons compared to a standard combat medic. God bless em both!
Those 18D's are no joke man. They have the longest pipeline of training and are some of the most decorated operators out there
God Bless the PT and the 18D.
Cool stuff!!
The A10 in the back ground brought a tear to my eye.
That A-10 was a revenge move for hitting one of our guys.....or at least I'd like to hope it was.
BBBBBBBBBBBBBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 😆😎💪
Amen to that!
"They did WHAT TO CHUCK?"
*BURRS with malicious intent*
*friendly A-10 inbound*
This guy really personifies “suffer in silence.” Was calm and quiet through the whole thing like he didn’t almost just die.
Even said put fire down that alley
that morphine get you on that good buzz make you wanna catch some z's
@@ChristopherGray00 That wasn't morphine, that was Jim Beam. Little Motrin, rub some dirt on the wound, walk it off, he'll be up and fighting in 15 minutes.
@@markl2322it was fully morphine though lol motrin for w gun shot is wild
you don't give Motrin IM to my knowledge@@markl2322 . IM could be ketamine, morphine, or fentanyl. Motrin is generally not indicated in combat because it (and other NSAIDs) have some coagulopathic side effects and can cause issues with blood clotting. Fentanyl and morphine are getting used less and less because opiates can cause respiratory depression, and I imagine that could become a pretty big issue when the casualty already has a collapsed lung. Ketamine also seriously alters your mental status though and idk if you would be able to just walk around like he did here with a full dose of it. I'm guessing either morphine or ketamine and I'm not far enough into my training to know which of those two the medic used yet
Edit: after looking through the comments some more I'm pretty sure it's morphine
Adrenaline is like a temporary god mode.
Especially when you pair that up with some good ol morphine
@@JGLuxe No wonder that shit is so addictive.
Why would you say something so controversial yet so brave
Lol
Yah well in special operations we are gods among men, i was with B co 2/75th ranger batt, and that is the truth, in fact we say that all the time. lol
@@daffybigbear Smells like bs to me, the Rangers are quiet professionals, you sir ain't one of em.
There's a place in heaven for our medics
There is also a place for all soldiers and it's named hell
@@gottfriedwegemuller3223 I think you're confusing that with you and your mother
@@gottfriedwegemuller3223 this guys pissed he lost WWII
@@gottfriedwegemuller3223 Go back to playing fortnite treky
@@folland34 And WW1
3:46 “ give me my gun .. I need a new mag in it “ absolutely fucking hard that man is god bless him and thank you chuck for your service
Thought that was Zulu growling....
Mad respect for the Afghan medic who got straight to work helping
fax tbh he kept his shit together which is impressive considering they dont go through the SF pipeline in the ANA they just regular soldier, that SF medic did a good job at commanding the
@Christopher Nolen well he damn good at holding there
Going through dudes wallet
I love seeing US allied forces working together like this.
@@lordeghoulx9752 i love when they said us instead of america
Green beret: **gets shot**
A10: *your free trial of life has ended.*
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrt
Tunguska: i have awaken
@@mikereppert97 Four or five times in this video it was that sound (brrrrt on the ground and close) followed by the muffled sound of (brrrrt) from the aircraft followed directly then by the sound of nearby jet engines taking an abrupt upward turn. Legit close air support.
Video " green beret gets shot then walks off like a boss"
This is CLICK BAIT. He *RAN LIKE A BOSS*
@@dpratt2000 oh my god the first time I heard that noise in the video it sounded so scary like a behemoth laying hell on it’s enemies
Absolutely top tier human beings. No need to demand respect, it’s willingly given.
Damn right. Real respect is willingly given. All other "respect" is just the bullied waiting until they get their chance to be bullies.
This medic needs a movie made about him. Also, that A10 just deleted someone from existence.
Deleted half a block more than likely. Gotta love BRRRRT
😆
Gotta like the local national being right in there ready to do what he could do to help the
medic/wounded.
Yeah ANA medic was right there Johnny on the spot
A10 PURE 10/10
It’s funny how the Medic trusted his wounded guy with his own gun way more than the coalition forces
It also mentally empowering for the wounded guy, "you got this" type deal
Like a freaking Viking!
Unless a person is completely out of the fight and could be a threat if they had their weapons, from shock. You always have a tool in your hands. Even your pistol is seen as a means to get you back to your rifle, it's an extension of you and lifeline.
@@richardreynolds4262 so like someone that plunders & pillages? Because being a viking was a job for people in Scandinavia.
@@m.m14433 I meant the commitment to keep your weapon on you in the face of death... Did you really not understand, or just being a troll?
I was a Navy Hospital Corpsman in Vietnam. This was an excellent example of good medical procedures and the magic of adrenaline. I am pretty confident the trooper recovered. Hope everyone involved got home safely.
Welcome home and thank you for your service !
I got shot while hunting and walked out. gotta do what ya gotta do. No morphine for 30 mins!
Thanks for your service doc, hope you find nothing but prosperity for the rest of your life
My dad was a Green Beret Medic in Vietnam. RIP Gene
RIP
@Mike Krochburnes ...
Peterson
RIP Gene.
Rip Gene
The tone of voice of that guy threating a chest wound while under fire: lovely weather today.
I would so want this dude to be my emt, stateside.
you meant treated right? cus threating is not the same thing lmao
@@spoozy666 lol, I caught that one as well. But, then again, one getting hit in the head enough times with "air soft," and/or paintball pellets tends to really wreak havoc with a person's spelling ability.
@@drew65sep yeah dont worry i was just kidding
@@spoozy666 whew, there's hope left for the world...a "sense of humor" still lives within some of us. And, it's appreciated.
I saw an interview with the SF guy who was shot, the amount of fight in this soldier is legendary
Do you have a link to the interview?
I remember watching it too but forget his name unfortunately but dude has some fire in him
@@kevinotoole2285 He's Chuck Ritter. Also has his own UA-cam channel with this video.
Been in that same situation. Scary as hell. I remember my legs felt like rubber and had a hard time walking. You don’t know how bad your internal injuries are.
Thanks for your service son! I pray that you are over coming the brain shadows of P.T.S.D.
@@tangohunter5788 Vietnam- 1967-1968
@@buckappel6835 welcome home
@@buckappel6835 I got that "rubber legs" feeling when I have had a severe anxiety spike, such as when I'm faced with something terrifying. I wonder if that's what made your legs go weak-- almost like a fight or flight panic. I hope you don't mind me asking. After I've had this feeling, ever since, I'm often troubled with what would happen to me if I were in danger and had to run. I have had my legs shake so badly that I was forced to stop walking as I knew I wasn't capable of walking. Almost like they get extremely weak but feel stiff as steel rods. It's terrifying. I've never been to war but have been diagnosed with Complex PTSD. I can't imagine 5 seconds on a battlefield.
I hear you. The strange feeling in my lower chest and upper stomach never really left.
Hearing the A-10 cover our troops is music to my ears
And to think brass wanted to get rid of it. Thank God John McCain gave them an ass kicking in congress
the gatling gun souds like sci-fi UAV robots
Whats a A-10
@@shantehowell744 ua-cam.com/video/KvdKZoKuzFI/v-deo.html also known has God's vengeance on the wicked
@@Crusader2132 thank you
The absolute professionalism of these lads is beyond comprehension. It’s incredible to see how calm and clear everyone was, they knew exactly what was needed to be done and just fucking did it.
Phenomenal footage. I hope the commando fully recovered
Chances are he's good. I thought about whether the op force had any evac or medical. Unlikely. Poor fucks.
This is why the training is so intense because when shit gets real you gotta know exactly what to do and have no hesitation
I can barely handle just looking at the wound and thinking of the pain.
These guys are like 10 times the man I could ever be.
Yea also they put up with all the torture in selection and training so this is nothing...
Jesus christ. That's a major wound to just walk after. Fast work from the Doc
Nope not a major wound.
Did not hit artety.
@@RoopeFromFinland someones never heard the term “sucking chest wound” 😂 seriously dude why even open your mouth if youre gonna say something as dumb as you did?
@@RoopeFromFinland "A sucking chest wound isn't serious"
Surgeon General right here folks
@Jeremiah Ceaser Ok.
The green beret is a brave guy along with all the others there, the medic kept some real control of the situation, saved that guys life and has probably done so many times. Hats off to all 🇬🇧
A10 strikes in the background, UA-cam subtitles say [music].
Perfection!
hahaha this is the best thing I have seen all year!
Lmao that's amazing
It is music to those who like the A10 firing a burst off.
Yes lol
It’s got a fast beat and it’ll get you dancing. I’ll give it a 10, an A-10!
This Commando is going to need a Private with a wheelbarrow to carry his balls around when he heals up!
Freedom is not cheap this is the cost for all who serve thank you for helping secure mine and my families
Roger that shit!
@@paralyzedsalsa2960 never underestimate a Special Forces soldier! They do crazy shit! 🤣
@@paralyzedsalsa2960 yes!🤣🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@francisgreenler5334 freedom? ..LoL uhh.. ooOK
Not gonna lie; both times I was hit, I checked out. Mentally and physically. Can't believe the dude got back up and walked back thru danger...sometimes leading the way. Hero!
You too bro
@@swatlover16 thnx 🤙
Commendable stuff man. Team SGTs are something else
He was high on his own adrenaline. I didn't know I got hit until my heart calmed down. That's when the pain came full circle.
Thank you for your service I really , really respect you guys !
1:53 Oh hello, BRRRRRT, you weren't the subject of this video, but nice of you to stop by!
Brahahaha 😂🤣 good to know the Hogs are on station!!! Brrrrrrrrruupp ☠️
Again at around 5:00 too
Hearin' that shit gives me chills!
Yeah lol
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The wounded SF Team Sergeant was back in combat in 2 months lol. Apparently in the hospital he just badgered the battalion commander until he was allowed to go back. EDIT: He also got shot in the leg twice. This was all from a PKM he neutralized, that the enemy utilized again. This video is also uploaded on UA-cam as "Special Forces Afghanistan TCCC", and contains all this info.
Where'd you find the SF TCCC? Was he wounded in the leg at the time this video was taken?
@@Fenrir1398 It's a youtube video called "Special Forces Afghanistan TCCC." I'd link it but I think that might get my comment removed for spam. The Zulu was shot 3 times, once in the chest, and another 2 in (I think it was the right) leg, at the same time. Tough dude, and a lucky dude.
@@patricktakada9551 thanks for the info Ill check it out. Absolute tank of a man
good to hear, I was wondering exactly that.
So he got hit with a 7.62x54r? Interesting that it didn’t pass through him.
This medic reminds me of my dad. He was an EMT on an ambulance from 1988 to 1998. I remember when my sister broke her collar bone, or when I burned my arm bad or when my friend cut himself open, my dad is always the calmest person in the room. He never panics, no matter how bad the situation is or no matter how bad everyone else is freaking out. There is no better feeling than having someone so calm is working on you (or with you). I go to him about everything (medical or not). He always knows when to apply the right amount of seriousness and urgency while somehow providing the right amount of comfort. I told my dad about this one day and he just laughed. He said that he has anxiety too, he's just not good at showing it!
Anyways, a good medic is always the calmest one. You can trust your life in their hands.
As a retired US Army Ranger and Master Gunner, I can attest to you that this is the type of Medic every military personnel wants in their uni #Unicorn
Thank you for your service sir
Wtf is a master gunner
@@babyjesus9244 It's a Warrant Officer rank
@@babyjesus9244
It means that he knows his shit when it comes to weaponry.
Thank you for your service
The A10 has comedically good timing.
You know you're ok when a A10 goes BBRRRRTTT! That sound was music 🎶 to my ears!
@@kevnwarriner8819 beautiful thing about the A10 is if you’re the enemy, and you hear the BRRRRRR, then they weren’t aiming for you.
@@assistanttotheregionalmana3002 everyone knows lol this has been said millions of times
Yeah played like a movie scene 😃
The realization that overcomes your body when your brain registers the fact that you've got a chest wound is a scary thing. The scariest feeling I've ever felt in my life. Knowing your life is now in the hands of some sort of higher power and time is the only thing that will tell whether you make it home or not, it's just a traumatic thing. If you survive, you think about it everyday. You replay it over and over. Much respect for this dude touching it out and getting on the move. Good thing he had the medic there and his comrads to push him to get up and get his legs working. Your body tells you the opposite. It tells you to just lay down and relax. But you have to fight that sometimes. You either fight, or you die. The only thing you need to force yourself to do is these types of situations, is move toward the help, or somewhere you'll be noticed in case you collapse and can no longer walk or get around. But that survival instinct kicks in and gives you an extra nudge. Well, assuming so. It was the case for me. But yea, what a fucking champ this guy is.
"tis just a fleshwound"
"Your bloody arm's off!" Love monty python
not sure about you but my guy over here was asking for morphine 80% of the time lmao
I’ve had worse
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 classic!!!!!
@@Cneq Monty python and the holy grail, classic comedy
Never been in combat but I would imagine hearing that "brrrrrrttt" when you're under fire has to be a good feeling.
Ladies and gentleman of the interwebs, this is combat. Zulu is alive today because of a bad ass medic who took charge and saved his life. “Keep up the Fire.”
Confirmed he survived?
@@thejanusproject32 he's back fighting
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@Submersed24 Wicked, this is the comment I came looking for :)
Yay! Wonderful job that medic did. He knew what he was doing. I’m happy the guy survived.
To be accurate he was hit 3 times. Once in the shoulder and twice in the leg. There is a lot more to this than just the injury. You can look it up Master Sergeant Charles Ritter.
Dam, any of them threw and threw?
@@laylasbabyalive3575 none. 2 months later he back on th he field
@@CUbanageNT_24 badass
Ritter ☘️
Chuck is a fucking hard ass and that’s a fact. We could all learn a lot from Chuck and this medic who saved his fucking life like it wasn’t shit
Calm, cool and collected, perfect communication and retreat..purple heart earned.
Man that got shot is freaking TOUGH! No cries of pain, communicates with the medic about his wound, makes one request to bear with the pain, asks if his mag is full, and struts outta there. 😎
He is a pretty badass dude still is. He got shot again on later deployment in hand later on and still fought.
What a bad ass
NOT A BADASS
*HES A GIGA CHAD*
Ops medics were always highly respected and valued in the field. As an infantryman I can say with all honesty there were some circumstances where the best sound on earth was that of your own helicopters, and the most welcome sight ever was the ops medic. Remember those guys go in where somebody has already been wounded, proven killing grounds. I'll never forget them.
This medic's skill literally saved his life. Major respect.
That's why the 18D attrition rate is so high. They're the world's best trauma medics.
This is why we as a nation need to pay attention for our warfighters and veterans. They make sacrifices like this everyday.
Hear hear! No nation must turn their backs to the ones who serve and has served.
that didn't age well
Copy that. Can we get this upchanneled to the white house?
They are out there instead of here in America. It's why he got shot.
@@magosolis8270 let's agree to disagree.
And then it dawned on me, that their hospital was improvised, and they rely on the skills of each other, and he lived. How cool!
Glad he’s okay what a beast! And Hot damn that A10 was having a good time 😂
Green Beret hit, A10 goes BRRRRTTTTT! I used to love that sound and watching these Videos just to remind me. 😁 glad he was ok.
These guys out there doin this stuff are another breed. Some hardcore dudes right there. Much respect.
What do you think happend in world war 2? I’m German, and while I don’t like to do comparison, as war is always shit, fighting against an non existent sandal army is nothing compared to what people went trough in the first two world wars.. cheers for the guy standing up.
Let the peace be and the warmongers loose their power.. oh and the female politicians world wide that like to talk about war these days can go on their own if they want to!
Grüße
I hope chuck made a full recovery! Thank you for your service
He did, was back in combat 2 months later
When I earned my 1st stripe in the British Army, my CO said that I was now a de facto Corporal (2 stripes), as it was now my job to take over from him if he were hit/incapacitated. This medic guy totally assumed Zulu's command, as well as fulfilling his own appointment. True professional Soldier!
“Here’s your gun.”
“I don’t wanna have a gun.”
Well played
he probably knows that firing under morphine isn’t a good idea
yeah morphine stewed him up abit.. id be holding that gun till the end if those talibs get ya. game over
Morphine and guns don’t really go together lol
He actually said “give me my gun” twice. After being shot 3 fucking times, so there’s that.
@@Bimmer435i It’s a joke, please go have a drink of water and have a seat. Breath in…
Reminder of why I'm damn proud to be an American!! Makes me sick that now, half of our country won't say that. Hats off to these soldiers.... Thank you
What a stupid mentality. Life isn't just about war. They shouldn't even be here getting shot at in the first place. What is there to be proud of here? That an american was shot for no good reason?
@@Ser_Jorah
I'm glad you asked Ser. I can tell by your comment, that you wouldn't understand. It's not about a soldier being shot, or us fighting a war. It's about men and women that sign up to protect us and our country.
The trash that are out there rioting, burning peoples businesses and looting would agree with YOU, and believe my way of thinking is stupid. So who do YOU respect more? The guys in this video, or the people burning our cities and wanting to tear our country apart?
God bless the USA God bless our troops.
Imagine fighting and dying for Israel
Well it's not easy to proud when invading, dropping bombs, killing people by the thousands in their sovereign county !
The fact that average citizens don’t realize there are men this badass protecting us is a shame
The recognize it, I believe. The general sentiment for everyone should be to hate the wars and love the service members.
@@nightofthehunt2236 ^^^^^^
Literally most if not all civilians are aware this shit is going on..
What's he protecting me from?
Protecting us ? Hahhahahahaba from what ? We are forced to wear masks and all this it’s not by the taliban
Clear and calm the whole way! 🙋♂️👏👏👏 that's what you need in any emergency situation.
The local assistant medic is also a badass
Anyone who doesn't tear up a little hasn't felt this level of urgency while staying focused..
i have, though i didnt really tear up. im more focused on this badass jogging in with a bullet in his shoulder stripping off in under a second and doing everything perfectly
Accurate.
Medic spot on. Clear communications, & quick to reassure that no other injuries were sustained.
As a British Army Veteran I want to say every UK patrol unit would be proud to have him by their side.
My Dad was a medic in WWII (ETO) and in Korea, as well. He ended up teaching field medicine to the first Green Beret class in Ft. Sam Houston in 1959 or 1960, I don't remember which. What he went through certainly equipped him to teach others. God bless all medics!
yeah thanks to the medic after i get shot in the arm i get that good shit morphine to get me on that buzz bro
한국인으로서, 또 2년 동안 군복무를 한 남자로서 당신의 아버지에게 경의를 표합니다. 자유민주주의를 위해 연고 없는 국가에서 목숨을 바쳐 싸운 미군 참전용사들에게 무한한 감사를 드립니다.
Epic soldiering on both the leader and the wounded. Simply epic.
Professionalism shown in this was second to none. Some of the very best no doubt about it. 🇺🇲💚🇬🇧
Dude is tough af. Medic does superb job. The legend of Green Berets in it's purest form!
And yet our "star athletes" need to be carried off the field on a stretcher if they twist their ankle!! Who is the true star athlete?!!!!
Damn ,truth there!!!!!! Couldn't have said that any better and half of those sorry ass athletes want to kneel and show disrespect to our Country ....
Excellent cursory field exam and initial treatment / stabilization … Evac. God Bless you courageous men .
The work these medics do while rounds are actively being fired are phenomenal
Puts a knot in my gut... I don't think I'll ever understand how people can keep their cool like this
Because they done it before. The guy who was shot in this video was shot before this and injured before. Can't remember his full name but he commented on this video when it first came out. Plus this is their job. It's what they do all day every day.
Training.....lots of it.
It's called shock
Because he is a special type of person. He isn't elite because he acts tough. He is a tough sumbich because of his DNA and he lives to save his Brothers and he can do that in the hospital
You can tell Chuck is giving his all to keep composure what a legend.
1:52
What a beautiful sounds of A-10
Also again 5:29
Amazingk sounds
A-10 goes brrrrrrt
@@mikegager needs moar of brrrrrrrr,
You here the impacts before the muzzle blasts.
I saw a guy coming out of starbucks last week, whining about how they were out of pumpkin spice....and then there's this guy. Guess which one I'd rather sit and have a beer with, and listen to their life stories?? Epic. Gawd damn I'll bet that hurt.
MEN don't get pumpkin spice anything. ;)
It definitely hurt he wanted that morphine asap
"Lone survivor" Marcus Lettrell they train not to get shot but to respond calmly in the kaos.combat medics and navy corpsman save many soliders
@@JLD5500 Yeah not much training even a green beret can take to prepare you for a 7.62x39 to the chest.
@@francisgreenler5334 It was epic all around. Make the GB president and the corpsman vice president.
Different kind of men! The A10 is such a distinctive sound.
i was shown this video when I did the combat life savers course. its probably the best example of what to do
So did the round get partially stopped? I’m surprised it wasn’t more severe if the round completely missed his plate. Man that’s a close call, holy shit.
Without there being a clear exit, my big concern would be if it bounced around inside him making more damage. Than just a sucking chest wound.
@@GlitchyRijndael his name is charles ritter, he was shot while rescuing a wounded commando in the kill zone. He received the silver star for his bravery
@@iowafarmboy that’s why Med was checking down his back and side to look for signs of bounce /travel
And to think, Zulu wouldn’t change this for the world. And something tells me he doesn’t consider himself a hero. But I say he most certainly is. And all of the rest that gave some. But in particular some that gave all.
Amen to that.!! God Speed Brothers!!
that leg tells you how much he is hurting... and not hardly a groan from him.
We need you to walk
Ok you gonna give me the morphine first?
LMAO had me rolling 😂 fucking A...
Absolute chad was back in combat 2 months later where he was shot in the leg twice by a pkm. He killed the machine gunner tho. He survived. Not sure about what happened afterwards
@@bro26mohw What your talking about happened shortly before this video was taken and the wounds he had was from the said insurgent with the PKM, he was shot in the chest once and twice in his right leg if i remember. They didnt realise he was shot in the leg until they got back too the safety of that compound. You can hear him tell the medic in the middle of the video that he thinks he got hit in the legs too. Its quite fascinating how he walked himself off, 7.62x54r aint no joke.
@@ComradeMarkavich so did that caliber penetrate the plate carrier or did it just catch him at a weird angle? The glimpse of the wound looked like it penetrated the plate, looked pretty close to his spine, actually. I'ma have to watch it again.
@@hodlwise2470 Medic said above the shoulder but looked pretty close to his arm pit. I'm gonna say it hit the scapula. Medic also asks Ritter how his breathing is, probably fearing a lung puncture. From the Silver Star Citation here: valor.militarytimes.com/hero/140909 it looks like there were also enemy small arms involved. Hard to say what he was actually hit by without more details but the citation does say that the back wound was the most severe of the three. Whether that's due to location or caliber, who knows.
That a-10 is the sound you want to hear when something like this happens
1:51 one man got shot in the back by a baret:
The A-10: and l took that personally.
Chuck a beast but that medic is unbelievable. Such calmness, communication top notch, giving orders to secure the path…absolute legend!!!
God
Bless
Y’all.
Amen 🙏🏼
That A10 Warthog in the background though!
RIGHT, fucking slamming those tallies
@@apenguingames4305 freedom baby
These man are so incredibly professional. Amazing to watch these beasts
What a badass warrior! Hope things went alright for him!
Everything done right in the heat of battle. Now that guy is one bad ass individual. I’d like to meet him in person just to shake his hand.
Way to go medic
Man y'all are heros whether you wanna hear it or not....fighting for our freedoms. We appreciate you. I know I do. You give your life and sacrifice for me and everyone else. Thank you man.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
God bless you all!
MilitaryMen
Hero's
Hope he lived to tell tail .....
I CAN ONLY SAY THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU ALL DO DAY IN DAY OUT ....NO WORDS CAN EVER EXPRESS HOW MUCH
He did.
Medic is top notch! Cool as ice treating a buddy.
That A10 in the background providing the ambience sounds of freedom sure puts a smile on my face!
*LEGEND ONCE SAID 'I NEED MORPHINE MAN'*
When you hear that BRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTTTT you know everything's gonna be alright.
A10 ftw
These guys know what they’re doing thank you for the commitment to the country I appreciate you real true hero’s
Mad props to the medic treating him for being able to stay so calm, keep the man wounded calm, and direct everyone else as to what he needed them to be doing so that he could get this man back to a safer position to be further treated, all while remaining in a firing zone, what a man! I'd definitely want someone like him on my team in a situation like this, someone who can be trusted to stay in control under one of the absolute highest stress level situations possible. And props to the other soldier too for jumping right in to help without any hesitation whatsoever. I assume the soldier was ok in the end, I don't believe it said, he did walk out of there like an absolute boss but with a gunshot wound like that, there's always the chance that he's functioning on mostly adrenaline or whatever and it could turn out to be a lot more serious than it already appeared to be anyway so I hope and pray that he was able to recover completely and without complications afterwards.
Zulu was shot lay down, given first aid, stood up took back his weapon, walked then run. YOUR THE BOSS MAN!!
I saw a video of a marine being hauled on a stretcher out of a combat area and he was firing his side arm at the enemy. Great job by the medic and thank you for your service Sargent Charles, you are awesome. My son served in Afghanistan as a corpsman with the Marines. He is now a Petty Officer 1st class and teaching at the corpsman school. My oldest son served with the Marines also.
Never get tired of the sound of an A-10.
The sound of the A-10 passes towards the end gave me chills!! God bless our troops!!
And Chuck, I pray you’re okay!! 🙏🏻😊 Thanks for everything you did and still continue to do!!
Chuck walked out with his weapon...way to stay in the fight brother! And that medic was beyond squared away, I would go to war with him anytime. And there really is nothing sweeter than the sound of freedom raining down!
So glad the soldier made it, and walking with the shoulder wound , badass military
That folks is what the price of freedom costs. Hope he's doing fine. Thx for your service.
At this point they are no longer fighting for our freedom‘s here at home but for the freedoms of all those people abroad held in the shackles by the Taliban and other disgusting groups. Fighting for strangers right to exist, their right to their own pursuit of happiness.
As a green baret he is probably used to it from training. What an absolute machine.
@Nicholas Rodriguez yeah that would be used to it. Sere training, inflicting pain and them having to withstand it
One tough professional. God speed on recovery. Great job medic.
Absolutely amazing, I am at a loss for words. It’s hard to see a tough guy like that down clearly in pain, war going on around him chaos really! And the medic is calm cool and collected just Amazing.
Nerves of steel!!!
The training is fucking phenomenal he wasn’t screaming or causing a fucking scene he kept calm even though he was in a lot of pain and thank god there was an exit wound good job all around also can I just mention he just got shot in the chest and with a little bit of morphine or whatever he was given he got up and was walking around like nothing happened what a trooper
I heard medic call "negative out" :( I have heard elsewhere that Chuck is fine though, and back fighting in 2 months as well!
The guy that got shot though has balls of steel for getting up and moving I'm not just any man does that and he didn't cry and scream or anything.. and that's having your balls.
Not even shot through, heard "negative out", our guy walking round with lead in him too
He's the definition of a man's man.
“Give me my gun”… “I need a new mag in it” as he’s suffering a life-threatening chest-wound
I heard our Angel in the sky. Low and slow is the way to go! Love our airmen too in our Hogs💯🙏❤️🙏🇺🇸
"I ain't got time to bleed." - Green Beret
Thank you guys for what you do