I was one of those instructors the recruits met when joining the REME, between 1980 and 1988 - I would go back to it all in a heartbeat - best life you can ever have
Proud to have served it’s the best thing I’ve done with my my life so far ,, was it perfect no ,, but nothing is ,, I wouldn’t trade a day of my service for another five lifetimes , the lessons I learned about myself in the military are invaluable, thanks for this video really brings me back to my training and ops, thought I was the only one that felt like that after deployments too the aggressiveness and the difficulty adjusting , ty again for this
What to do when at 18 was trained to be a killing machine? Police work hardly came close. Those dudes are something else. I didn't see one hardcore grunt in my department except my father. Walked away from that career. Those guys shouldn't have the titles of military ranks. Because I never saw one Private.... Hahahaha.. Assistant Manager, Manager, Regional Manager and so on...
But where does courage come from? I was a wrestler. I did not know how to fight. When I was on my back as a youth, at that point I wanted to give up.. But the very next second a voice says, GET UP, GET UP. I Have a reputation. As a little boy a lot of parents or coaches said, You are all HEART kid.. I have been in ICU 6x in my life. 2 major strokes at age 45 & 47.. I couldn't talk ever again. I was paralyzed for 2 months... I was so frustrated but I never stopped believing I couldn't regain those abilities. I know a lot of myself because of that. I have broken many men. I always feel when they brake. The WILL of men is shattered when they have never been in deep water. Two warriors engaged in Battle, one will always be BROKEN.
*"Everything in life is easier when you don't concern yourself with what other people are doing."* The chances of you seeing this comment is pretty low, but if you did, *I hope you have an amazing day.* 🖤
Completed a years basic training for the British Army proud as for it , like they say people drop out all the time so completing it is an achievement 🇬🇧💪
Amazing interviews ,and telling you how it really is ,more divorces in the regiment ,due to what they are saying , its hard mentally and im glad they are helping each other more ,great interviews sir .
Great that these men talk honestly and openly. So many young lads around the country would benefit from listening to these guys. They should talk in schools. Ahhh… but the ‘woke’ education authorities probably wouldn’t let them.
I loved being a soldier...except for wearing a thin cotton uniform in winter in New Zealand, carrying a rifle that was older than me, taking orders from lance corporals with the IQ of a doughnut and wondering WTF am I doing here ? I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. Glutton for punishment i guess.
It's not always weakness when you want to quit,sometimes it's as simple as this is not for me or boring or frankly just so much bullshit and other things and nothing to do with being weak and other things,great respect to soldiers though
I was never a front runner,or even an average,just put one foot in front of the over.Guys who could run forever, give them a 58 pattern webbing and large pack, different thing. Like the guy said if used to be knackered it's not easier,but just is a thing.
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SPECIAL FORCES: Advice Will Change Your Life - ua-cam.com/video/9IbfmdcYqQA/v-deo.html
*5 things to quit right now:*
*1. Overthinking*
*2. Trying to make everyone happy*
*3. Living in the past*
*4. Worrying*
*5. Doubting yourself*
Without thinking. Write 10 Rules of your Amazing Life... Frame it. Look at it from time to time. Are you doing what your soul wanted...
*"Keep your face always toward the sunshine - and shadows will fall behind you." - Walt Whitman*
I was one of those instructors the recruits met when joining the REME, between 1980 and 1988 - I would go back to it all in a heartbeat - best life you can ever have
“If we have the attitude that it’s going to be a great day it usually is.”
I hope our army is as good as these two. If they are, we haven’t got a problem.
Proud to have served it’s the best thing I’ve done with my my life so far ,, was it perfect no ,, but nothing is ,, I wouldn’t trade a day of my service for another five lifetimes , the lessons I learned about myself in the military are invaluable, thanks for this video really brings me back to my training and ops, thought I was the only one that felt like that after deployments too the aggressiveness and the difficulty adjusting , ty again for this
What to do when at 18 was trained to be a killing machine? Police work hardly came close. Those dudes are something else. I didn't see one hardcore grunt in my department except my father. Walked away from that career. Those guys shouldn't have the titles of military ranks. Because I never saw one Private.... Hahahaha.. Assistant Manager, Manager, Regional Manager and so on...
*"Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point." - C.S Lewis*
But where does courage come from?
I was a wrestler. I did not know how to fight.
When I was on my back as a youth, at that point I wanted to give up.. But the very next second a voice says, GET UP, GET UP. I Have a reputation. As a little boy a lot of parents or coaches said, You are all HEART kid..
I have been in ICU 6x in my life. 2 major strokes at age 45 & 47.. I couldn't talk ever again. I was paralyzed for 2 months... I was so frustrated but I never stopped believing I couldn't regain those abilities. I know a lot of myself because of that. I have broken many men. I always feel when they brake. The WILL of men is shattered when they have never been in deep water. Two warriors engaged in Battle, one will always be BROKEN.
Honor , courage , commitment !
Good stuff. Short, to the point, impactful.
Great couple of lads 👍They put the Great in Britain 🇬🇧👍
*"Everything in life is easier when you don't concern yourself with what other people are doing."*
The chances of you seeing this comment is pretty low, but if you did, *I hope you have an amazing day.* 🖤
Make a list of 10 rules of your own life.
Completed a years basic training for the British Army proud as for it , like they say people drop out all the time so completing it is an achievement 🇬🇧💪
Good man, did mine in 1993 / 1994
Did mine in 2011, got mates that are instructors now and saying it’s all gone PC, not half as hard as it used to be
@@rorycollins1994 This day an age - too many snow flakes!
Love these Special Forces videos, keep em up!
A different level of man!! Well done chaps 👍👍
Amazing interviews ,and telling you how it really is ,more divorces in the regiment ,due to what they are saying ,
its hard mentally and im glad they are helping each other more ,great interviews sir .
I've got a skinny shy kid following me I can't stop eating lately lol very good interviews!
Great that these men talk honestly and openly. So many young lads around the country would benefit from listening to these guys. They should talk in schools. Ahhh… but the ‘woke’ education authorities probably wouldn’t let them.
I was 16 when I joined we started with 30 odd lads only 14 passed phase 1 haha .....Then our real training started !!!
I loved being a soldier...except for wearing a thin cotton uniform in winter in New Zealand, carrying a rifle that was older than me, taking orders from lance corporals with the IQ of a doughnut and wondering WTF am I doing here ? I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. Glutton for punishment i guess.
I'm a poor man I made this channel to help my family👩👩👧👧👩👩👧👧👩👩👧👧👩👩👧👧
It's not always weakness when you want to quit,sometimes it's as simple as this is not for me or boring or frankly just so much bullshit and other things and nothing to do with being weak and other things,great respect to soldiers though
I was never a front runner,or even an average,just put one foot in front of the over.Guys who could run forever, give them a 58 pattern webbing and large pack, different thing. Like the guy said if used to be knackered it's not easier,but just is a thing.
life in the MILLITARY 😂😂 miLLitary? dude 😂😂
Hows the typo in the video thumbnail 🤔