Just wow! Its difficult to explain how impressed I am with your presentations. I'm a former British Soilder and a serving cop. The advice you present in your tutorials is spot on for each topic, interesting and inspiring! I love how you have taken some complex topics and stripped them back to the bear bones and then created a simple no no nonsense presentation. .
Anybody have resources on risk evaluation for static line jumping? Headed to jump school soonish, to an airbone regiment afterward... little bit apprehensive.
I want to be in the special forces but I am worried about learning a new language. Any one that's been through special forces training is the language hard or easy for you?
I've met an SAS dude and heard about their training through a few operators brothers so this mightn't be information from the source but learnability is something you need to master because you'll be expected to soak up all information like a sponge, if you forgot something you were taught a year ago even in sleep deprived states it's seen as quite embarrassing. So in terms of learning a language your actual problem might be you haven't quite mastered how you learn or it might be you don't have the fundamental belief you can do it so you don't have the mindset to do it. Either way make sure you have the the belief you can do it so you can have the mindset to do it, then master how you learn and become really good at learning and then the language component should be well and truly achievable and hopefully no longer a concern for you. great sources to help with any of this would be; Jordan Peterson, Jocko Willink and US military doctrine. This became more of an essay than intended so I hope that helps :) Hopefully LIASO responds to your comment
I personally think that learning new languages is not so difficult. I speak Spanish and English, and I've been learning German and Russian. However I've never been in the military. Try learning a new language by yourself (Duolingo, UA-cam or any other mean) and see how it comes up
If your concern is about learning a new language, then you are probably not cut out for Special Forces. If it comforts you, Language School is all you do which forces you to learn
You have lots of risk! Get rid of the motorcycle and the other high risk activity you are to old for that stuff and you should be smarter than you were years ago. I used to be you, and I enjoy being alive. Mexico just once and that was enough.
Jumping isn't dangerous.....it's that sudden stop at the end that causes the problems. DZSTL takes winds inside a vehicle…..wind's good, jump is a GO. DZSTL passes winds of 12.9 knots and holding....you KNOW winds are going to BAD. Jumping on Barbara DZ on FT Carson.....if you look down and see Green, TURN AWAY....there's NOTHING green on the DZ that's your FRIEND (Cactus) (watched a jumper get over 200 cactus needles/spines pulled out by a medic on the DZ…...NOT fun)
I've never vacationed with my family in South American countries due to the risk. And they are happy as pink visiting cities in Canada, Australia, and the United States 🙂🇺🇸🙂. Great video... keep them coming brother 🙂.
In south america only go to big cities, caution with taxis, DON'T go to no-go zone or favelas, only trust the federal police, speak the local language, don't buy drugs or alcohol, don't use your phone in the street, only go to some tourist atraction, caution with any protests and riots, stay close to the embassy, blend in with the local population, don't be the steriotic tourist, only travel with trust worth air company, don't come with a lot of money, don't come to medical reasons. You will be better of traveling to eastern europe
@@phoenix-king779 That's great! For you, I'm sure your wife and kids have a wonderful time. My family also have a fantastic time on our safe vacations.. we're never restricted to a area or hotel resort 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸.
I would love to join the military but i not american and the in my country (brazil) the military is not so great. What i can do to join the military being a foreigner? Should i serve for my home country?
@noglove nolove thanks for replying. I do support my country but the payment in the military is almost at the poverty line (lower that minimun wage). There is too the problem that my military is more corrupt that the US and will be almost impossible to make a carrer without knowing someone big. You only become special force if they want, not because you are good. Because of the small budget the army can only afford to give you a basic firearm training, if you are lucky a parachutes course. Because of the weak economy i will be better of doing anything other that the military. But i really want to serve, what i should do? Should i become a policemen? Or a firefighter?
Tim Jon not nearly as bad as breaking your back, brain damage, or complicated bones such as your calcaneus or foot bones. You can die from blood clots if you break your femur, but if you receive immediate medical attention (which I did) you’ll be fine, especially if they put a titanium rod in your femur. I can run one year post accident. I also broke my heel bone which is much harder to recover from even with titanium implants.
I have one hard hat. Do not use helmets for riding a bicycle. That's too over the top. Might as well be a boy in the bubble. When its your time, there's nothing you can do...it's that simple. God calls you, it doesn't matter how many helmets you have. LIVE aggressively and wildly, and let your life be a testimony of our life adventure. Be mired (overly mired) in safety concerns, understand there's a balance. Each may have different balance. Do NOT impose yours on mine. I am free.
Hello sir, I often watch and enjoy your channel, much of the information presented is very useful. I do want to ask a question about the travel situation you mentioned in this video. I have been over seas, I am currently. I have called the Embassy, and the state, 6 weeks went by with nothing until I finally did something I hate to do, I went over the head of the local embassy, the capital Embassy, and regional embassy because none of them offer any counsel, nor respond. I would say it's a good idea to have info for the RSO, or dept of state. As in my case I had to contact a certian department inside the department of state. They then directed the Embassy to contact me. And the Embassy was to put it mildly beyond useless, offensive, and upset that I waited 6 weeks and then after getting lied to by the Embassy and Recieving no futher communication, they were un happy to say the least that they had to do their Job. I would create a PACE plan for dealing with Embassies and dept of state. Because in a lot of cases they are useless, corrupt, apathetic, or ignorant. I would ask them which is the biggest issue but they would say they dont know nor care. How would you create a plan to get US gov assistance if needed, and had to deal with an Embassy that just does not care? Granted the marines I was put in contact with, were the example of professionalism. As soon as it was handed over to the civilian side. That's when the Embassy crapped the bed. What plan or process would you set up as a work around for that type of situation?
Just wow! Its difficult to explain how impressed I am with your presentations. I'm a former British Soilder and a serving cop. The advice you present in your tutorials is spot on for each topic, interesting and inspiring!
I love how you have taken some complex topics and stripped them back to the bear bones and then created a simple no no nonsense presentation.
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Love this video, definitely something a lot of people don't talk about.
What's your Discord?
@@badger3911 my discord?
Hey can break down the requirements and other stuff about USMC Scout Snipers
Somebody’s watched Jarhead
Many thanks! 🇺🇸!
Always enjoy your practical advice. Ciao!
Very useful for both army and civil life ... , and vrry logical , thx for make it in academic way ! You are a real life savior
Always providing great content. Thanks again Sgt.
Damn, taking the production quality up a notch, I LIKE IT! Cool channel man.
Great channel. I have been doing engineering risk management for 40 years. Good summary.
Respect
The Jagger meister quote killed me hahahaha
Salute!!! “Grown Man, Leadership talk!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Salute!!!!
Hello from Australia!
Thanks, this 📹 was very interesting 👍
Anybody have resources on risk evaluation for static line jumping?
Headed to jump school soonish, to an airbone regiment afterward... little bit apprehensive.
I want to be in the special forces but I am worried about learning a new language. Any one that's been through special forces training is the language hard or easy for you?
I've met an SAS dude and heard about their training through a few operators brothers so this mightn't be information from the source but learnability is something you need to master because you'll be expected to soak up all information like a sponge, if you forgot something you were taught a year ago even in sleep deprived states it's seen as quite embarrassing.
So in terms of learning a language your actual problem might be you haven't quite mastered how you learn or it might be you don't have the fundamental belief you can do it so you don't have the mindset to do it.
Either way make sure you have the the belief you can do it so you can have the mindset to do it, then master how you learn and become really good at learning and then the language component should be well and truly achievable and hopefully no longer a concern for you.
great sources to help with any of this would be; Jordan Peterson, Jocko Willink and US military doctrine.
This became more of an essay than intended so I hope that helps :)
Hopefully LIASO responds to your comment
I personally think that learning new languages is not so difficult. I speak Spanish and English, and I've been learning German and Russian. However I've never been in the military. Try learning a new language by yourself (Duolingo, UA-cam or any other mean) and see how it comes up
Work on your brain. Inner force. Organization. Memory. A memory palace... The mind controls everything!
Work on your brain. Inner force. Organization. Memory. A memory palace... The mind controls everything!
If your concern is about learning a new language, then you are probably not cut out for Special Forces. If it comforts you, Language School is all you do which forces you to learn
I dont know
now i know.
Neither do I.
music was a little loud in some sections of this video. but great video otherwise!
Army helmet
You have lots of risk! Get rid of the motorcycle and the other high risk activity you are to old for that stuff and you should be smarter than you were years ago. I used to be you, and I enjoy being alive. Mexico just once and that was enough.
Jumping isn't dangerous.....it's that sudden stop at the end that causes the problems. DZSTL takes winds inside a vehicle…..wind's good, jump is a GO. DZSTL passes winds of 12.9 knots and holding....you KNOW winds are going to BAD. Jumping on Barbara DZ on FT Carson.....if you look down and see Green, TURN AWAY....there's NOTHING green on the DZ that's your FRIEND (Cactus) (watched a jumper get over 200 cactus needles/spines pulled out by a medic on the DZ…...NOT fun)
the sudden deceleration caused by impacting the earth
Wonderful, life is a risky special operation haha
I've never vacationed with my family in South American countries due to the risk. And they are happy as pink visiting cities in Canada, Australia, and the United States 🙂🇺🇸🙂. Great video... keep them coming brother 🙂.
What? Brazil Argentina and south and east Ashia are great places. Just don’t be Dumb
In south america only go to big cities, caution with taxis, DON'T go to no-go zone or favelas, only trust the federal police, speak the local language, don't buy drugs or alcohol, don't use your phone in the street, only go to some tourist atraction, caution with any protests and riots, stay close to the embassy, blend in with the local population, don't be the steriotic tourist, only travel with trust worth air company, don't come with a lot of money, don't come to medical reasons.
You will be better of traveling to eastern europe
@@phoenix-king779 That's great! For you, I'm sure your wife and kids have a wonderful time. My family also have a fantastic time on our safe vacations.. we're never restricted to a area or hotel resort 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸.
The world is our enemy, wake up
@@user-lj2cb2pj8j No, most of the world are trying to get to the United States of America to live a better life.
Hello from Northern Ireland 🇬🇧
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Sir can you make a video on teenagers to utilize their teen
I would love to join the military but i not american and the in my country (brazil) the military is not so great.
What i can do to join the military being a foreigner? Should i serve for my home country?
@noglove nolove thanks for replying. I do support my country but the payment in the military is almost at the poverty line (lower that minimun wage).
There is too the problem that my military is more corrupt that the US and will be almost impossible to make a carrer without knowing someone big. You only become special force if they want, not because you are good.
Because of the small budget the army can only afford to give you a basic firearm training, if you are lucky a parachutes course.
Because of the weak economy i will be better of doing anything other that the military. But i really want to serve, what i should do? Should i become a policemen? Or a firefighter?
@@caorusso4926 try to get green card they won't let you join without it. This is coming from me im in the us army
Nice vid bro! Keep up! 💪🏾👏🏽👉🏾👍🏾
Nice channel! Salute from 🇧🇷
I broke my femur in a parachute accident.
Ouch. I have heard the femur is one of the worst bones to break.
Tim Jon not nearly as bad as breaking your back, brain damage, or complicated bones such as your calcaneus or foot bones. You can die from blood clots if you break your femur, but if you receive immediate medical attention (which I did) you’ll be fine, especially if they put a titanium rod in your femur. I can run one year post accident. I also broke my heel bone which is much harder to recover from even with titanium implants.
wearing a bicycle helmet in the Netherlands (where there are more bikes than people) is heresy
I have one hard hat. Do not use helmets for riding a bicycle. That's too over the top. Might as well be a boy in the bubble. When its your time, there's nothing you can do...it's that simple. God calls you, it doesn't matter how many helmets you have. LIVE aggressively and wildly, and let your life be a testimony of our life adventure. Be mired (overly mired) in safety concerns, understand there's a balance. Each may have different balance. Do NOT impose yours on mine. I am free.
So good , High Risk High Profit and Low Risk low Profit
Good info, really fucking distracting music.
Did u ever show your face....
Love to c u.
DID YOU SAY WEAR A MASK????????
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
STAYING HEALTHY!!!!!!!! / MAINTAINING A GOOD IMMUNE SYSTEM
Not safe at all
Amazing video!
+ Identify risk
+ Assess risk probability: unlikely, seldom, occasional, likely, frequent
+ Assess risk effect: negligible, moderate, critical, catastrophic
+ Mitigate risk
All i wanted was a DD 2977 FORM video :(
Probability of lost luggage is definitely not seldom haha. If crime happening to you in mexico is likely then lost luggage is practically guaranteed.
Great video... but background music is distracting.
Hello sir, I often watch and enjoy your channel, much of the information presented is very useful.
I do want to ask a question about the travel situation you mentioned in this video.
I have been over seas, I am currently.
I have called the Embassy, and the state, 6 weeks went by with nothing until I finally did something I hate to do, I went over the head of the local embassy, the capital Embassy, and regional embassy because none of them offer any counsel, nor respond. I would say it's a good idea to have info for the RSO, or dept of state. As in my case I had to contact a certian department inside the department of state. They then directed the Embassy to contact me. And the Embassy was to put it mildly beyond useless, offensive, and upset that I waited 6 weeks and then after getting lied to by the Embassy and Recieving no futher communication, they were un happy to say the least that they had to do their Job.
I would create a PACE plan for dealing with Embassies and dept of state. Because in a lot of cases they are useless, corrupt, apathetic, or ignorant. I would ask them which is the biggest issue but they would say they dont know nor care.
How would you create a plan to get US gov assistance if needed, and had to deal with an Embassy that just does not care? Granted the marines I was put in contact with, were the example of professionalism. As soon as it was handed over to the civilian side. That's when the Embassy crapped the bed.
What plan or process would you set up as a work around for that type of situation?
Really liked the holiday example, definitely gonna think about this the next time I travel abroad
can you make a video talking about sniper school and other schools that you can go to in the army
Thanks for all these great UA-cam videos.
Can you make a video about helicopters please
How is the wind speed measured in hostile territory?
Where and/or when do you learn to freefall jump?
Valuable advice. Thanks.
Excellent content as always
Great video, keep it up
Juegermister mmmm
Hello, nice video
Great video!
The Air Force puts you out on the coordinates you give us!
Mhm sure