"The Most Gangster Marine Of All Time - Dan Daly" | Kip Reacts to The Fat Electrician
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2023
- Fellow Legends, welcome! Today we dive into another epic The Fat Electrician video. This time we go over the life and heroics of an absolute main character as a Marine, Dan Daly. I personally hadn't heard of him prior to this video, and The Fat Electrician continues to provide the most legendary military history topics in such an entertaining and engaging way. If you liked this video as much as I did then I absolutely recommend you go and check out the original video to show some support for the source material!
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Original Video: The Most Gangster Marine Of All Time - Dan Daly
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Navy: *does nothing*
Boxers: *threatens the marines*
Navy: *Deletes a zip code with cannon fire*
Temper, Temper. XD
@@launcesmechanist9578 Hey, not my fault the Navy is the embodiment of fuck around and find out. They're like Habitual Line Crosser talking about Canadians: extremely apologetic, or walking genocide
@@launcesmechanist9578 more like "so you have chosen DEATH" as you dont fuck around with the navy's water grunts and expect to live
@@launcesmechanist9578 Damnit, Wisconsin has done it again!
"15 inch bitch, China may have invented gunpowder but America perfected it!!!"
-navy gunner probably
Dan Daly’s famous SOB line is just him activating the Waagh ability from 40k IRL
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGHHHH!!!!
U IZ GOT IT BOSS. WAAAAAAAAGH
This makes too much sense… and I FUCKING LOVE IT!!! WAAAAAGH!!!!!
Wwwwwwwaaaaggghh
Wagh boss Dan daly confirmed
As The Fat Electrician said, "Elon wants to get to Mars, all he has to do is tell the Marines there are bad guys and crayons on Mars and they will get there. Even if they have to walk the whole way."
You beat me to it. I was waiting for the crayon joke lol
My grandfather liked the blueberry crayons
why do you think mars is red. all the bad guys already lost and the crayons are ours.
This is just one of the many Marines in history who's autobiography reads like a Captain America comic. It's unreal the shit we do with the resources we have.
dude Capt. America is a spandex-wearing sissy boy compared to Dan Daly. You're like comparing a bicycle (Capt. America) to an A-10 Thunderbolt (Dan Daly) at this point.
I met a guy last week that fought in 1/9 The Walking Dead in Hue City and lost a leg in Khe Sanh. The stories are out of this world.
"The army gets logistics, the Marines make do"
I would say his life reads more like the unholy love child of Captain America, Punisher, Deadpool, and Wolverine.
@@suetekh1201 dude get those trashy superheroes out of here. If you've listened to some of your grandad's stories, it kinda rhymes like his. They weren't as insane as Daly but they've made contributions during WW2, unlike those twats that Disney writes for ficiton.
Speaking of gangster Marines...one can't not mention Gen. Smedley Butler. A man who not only also earned two medals of honor (also fought during the Boxer rebellion), but after he retired, he was approached by a group of business men who actually wanted to overthrow the government (See, The Business Plot) but Gen. Butler, the baller that he was, refused to use his pull with the military and blew the whistle on those traitors...he then went on to call out how corrupt the military and government was, famously stating, "Al Capone could learn a lot from me, he could only operate in three counties, I operated on three CONTINENTS." (From his book, War is a Racket).
And John basilone got 2
How would the Navy solve this problem? Kip I'm not sure you understand how much the Navy liked cannons at this point in history.
Exactly! The Navy's response would have been to obliterate it from shore.
As an example, during the Korean war, one of our battleships was providing artillery support to the ground forces inland when they got hit by a North Korean gun battery. Their response was to turn all three main gun batteries on them and drop all nine loaded death raviolis directly on their heads.
@@QuixoteBadgertemper, temper
@@QuixoteBadgerUSS Wisconsin being one of a few ships to never lose a crew member to enemy fire.
@@QuixoteBadger" dropped all nine loaded death raviolis" lol
As an American, I can confirm that the US Navy's response to every single problem they've ever encountered is to blow it up and then blow up the already blown-up bits too.
I can only imagine the first Boxer who gave up and ran said something along the lines of "Yeah, no, fuck this shit. That 'immune to bullets' bit from our trainer was a lie, that THING on the wall fights like he's a demon, and I have witnessed dozens of us die. I choose life. Anyone else with me?"
To give you an idea of how difficult the Medal of Honor is to earn: out of the roughly 250 years of the US, 3,535 have been awarded as of now (according to the Congressional Medal of Honor Society), and to compare the next highest award (Distinguished Service Cross) has been awarded 13,462 times as of 2018 (couldn't find more recent numbers). Of those, 19 were double recipients and (to my surprise) only 18.5% [~654] of them were awarded posthumously [warrior died in the action that resulted in them getting the award]. It is awarded to those "for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty" which is how every citation is started.
A few other fun facts, there are currently 65 living recipients, and never refer to someone who has the MOH as a "Winner" of the award. They view such as description as if it was a medal received from a race. Instead, they prefer to be called "recipients" as they received the award. An interview with a Marine that received the MOH once said that he hates wearing the award, because he views his actions as nothing heroic, but rather as part of his job. The only reason he wears it is in honor of the four other Marines that died covering him as he preformed the action that resulted in his receiving the award (iirc, in summary: he cleared out four Japanese pillboxes using a flamethrower while under extremely heavy fire after the previous weapon operator was killed).
I know who you're talking about, but I can't remember his name.
@@noname-dq9uf Yeah, his name escapes me as well.
@@sierramike0913 Hershel "Woody" Williams?
@@captin3149 That sounds right, need to look him up when I get a free moment to be sure though.
So, what I'm getting from this is that during his creation, God basically buffed every stat under Dan Daly's name. Just every single one of them, buffed to the max and then pre-destined him to join the Marines, because there's no other place better for a man with such huge balls.
wait a second... Is Sly Marbo just an immortal Dan Daly?
I mean, it would check out.
Confirmed, Sly is a perpetual and the Emperor's personal hitman.
Dan is literally just our version of Master Chief.
Just imagine all that chaos but on purpose. The had to cancel WWI because Daly powers up on his birthdays.
Motgerfucker just goes supersayin 🤣
lets just put it this way ...Marines are a different breed....there are three things that Marines love to do, fight, F*ck, and drink
Not necessarily in that order.
30 lbs. of Sgt Maj. Daily's weight was his huge balls of steel. This is why Marines to this day honor those that came before us. We really did get to where we are on the shoulders of giants.
This guy did every side quests before the final boss (WW1) and was horribly overpowered for it.
How would we handle this situation? *Stares at the drooling and frothing Gunners Mates loading 12inch shells into the cannons*
The Maginot line was post ww1 and pre-ww2, it was made between the wars.
Dan daly had the devil DAWG in him.
23:30 An example of the Medal of Honor behavior is Dakota Meyer, who, when he was being shot at on three sides, ran through it five times to save others.
If someone can perform actions worthy of the Metal of Honor more than once, they should be given more than one.
If someone defies their CO in order to save lives as well, they should not be disqualified from receiving medals. I say this because my Grandfather defied his CO's order to fall back and leave a wounded Marine to carry his friend to safety in Vietnam. Got shot twice in the back but kept moving. He got his ass chewed and would have faced disciplinary actions if not for the fact the CO was a fuck up.
On the subject of devil dogs protecting banks, there was a time where the non-retired ones were protecting mail from gangsters.
The FAQ section of the Mail Guards' training manual tells you everything you need to know about how Marines would respond to this robbery problem, once the gangster tried to break in:
"Q. Suppose he [the robber] is using a gun or making threats with a gun in trying to escape? A. Shoot him.
Q. Suppose the thief was apparently unarmed but was running away?
A. Call halt twice at the top of your voice, and if he does not halt, fire one warning shot; and if he does not obey this, shoot to hit him.
Q. Is it permissible to take off my pistol while on duty; for instance, when in a mail car riding between stations?
A. Never take off your pistol while on duty. Keep it loaded, locked, and cocked while on duty.
Q. Is there a general plan for meeting a robbery?
A. Yes; start shooting and meet developments as they arise thereafter.
Q. If I hear the command 'Hands Up,' am I justified in obeying this order?
A. No; fall to the ground and start shooting.
Q. Is it possible to make a successful mail robbery?
A. Only over a dead Marine."
That's the kind of attitude all Americans should have when faced with criminals
2:05 you have no idea how right you are. And that applies to any situation. We had to pour a big ass concrete pad for another battalion and half way through the first day my SSgt goes “alright who’s going to get lemonade? (Alcohol)” I went and got the 7 of us 2 24 packs and 2 12 packs. We started drinking in the morning and drank the entire project. One day a CWO comes out to see our progress, sees the beer we tried to hide chuckles and says “I don’t fuckin blame you it’s hot as balls outside and this shit sucks to do, carry on Marines.” good times, good times.
Kip, can I just say that I really appreciate you knowing when to stay in your lane, so to speak? So many reaction creators try to add their thoughts to stuff that they lack context or knowledge for, and it's really refreshing to see someone who adds their personal expertise and opinions where relevant to enhance the content, but still knows when they don't know something.
Mikeburnfire actually has a video where they talk about the two double medal of honor guys cause Mike himself is a marine and in boot they taught these two guys cause both of them are marines and thus set the example. However, when Mike did some research, he discovered these two guys were prolly two of the biggest denouncers of the military industrial complex. Ya gues they didn't wanna teach that part in boot
I've worked with two marines and yes, they teach a LOT about The Corps' history in boot. Daly and Puller are key among them, not for their heroism (which is epic), but because they represent the leadership, community, and fighting spirit The Corps is based around. When you are soaked to the bone in a muddy foxhole in torrential rain, fifteen hours after eating your last ration, and you either advance into the face of fire and likely die, or retreat into embarrassment, the Marine has several figures to really guide their compass.... And none of those guys gave up or gave a flip about the odds. They just fought their way through or died trying.
Marines are a fanatical cult of sorts, but one I'd rather have on my side than to see on the other. Duty, Honor, Country. There are a lot worse things to give one's life for in this world.
@@chrismaverick9828 Actually, "Honor, Courage and Commitment" are the Marine Corps Values. "Duty, Honor, Country" is the motto at West Point. But yes, 100000% I agree, having Marines on your side is one hell of a tag team partner. If I could go back and serve again, I'd be on it in a second. Semper Fi
One of ten greatest Marines of all time!
I didn’t say ten I said THE!
Came to see the list of ten 🤣
The list would probably be marines 1-5 Dan Daly and marines 6-10 are barfoot.
@@raymurray3401puller is in there somewhere
@@legionx4046Can't ever forget Chesty on that list
Former Army here, the Medal of Honor is awarded posthumously the vast majority of the time.
It's awarded for courage under fire and acting above and beyond the call of duty.
Cpl Kyle Carpenter (also a Marine) jumping on a grenade to save his battle buddies in Afghanistan is a good example of one of the very few living Medal of Honor Recipients.
I'd seriously recommend checking out MSG Roy Benavidez, MSgt John Chapman, and some other Medal of Honor stories, they're absolutely incredible.
Only 18.5% of them were awarded posthumously apperently
@@jaydeleon8094 I think the Civil War may have skewed the numbers a bit though. They were handing them out like a broken gumball machine by comparison back then, most of whom were living. There were definitely some who deserved it but many really didn't fit into the current requirements of the medal. That's not really all that much of an issue except for statistics. Daly deserved that third and I think it's B-S that they came up with that law to limit to one. Seriously, a recognition of being a double or triple badd-ass only helps cement the military as a whole in terms of who not to F- with when outsiders look at it.
@@chrismaverick9828 well the Medal of Honor was just about the ONLY medal for bravery that got awarded during the Civil War
@@chrismaverick9828A lot of the Civil War Medals were rescinded later...
YES FINALLY, BEEN WAITING ON THIS. now we just need the jake mcnasty video
This is captain America's true origin story
Funnily enough, this may be truish...
Navy has BOAT. What is this thing you call land?
After having watched so much stuff from the fat electrician I’m convinced that the navy knows exactly what land is and are absolutely furious that it dares to continue existing anywhere near their general vicinity. Honestly it’s like a team of game devs except instead of removing bugs they remove entire terrain features.
It’s where the SEALS go…
Or bombard it. Bombard it until it is water.
The Marines finding Daly at the wall is the same energy as the opening to return of the King.
1:49 - 2:24 We're not talking about the cost? Okay.
*Puts away a stack of legal suits and one war crime.*
MuH fAiRnEsS
The Marine Corps has an infinite list of main characters, John Basilone, Smedley Butler, Chesty Puller and Herschel Woody Williams. You could even go more recent with first sergeant Bradley Kasal and corporal, Jason Dunham. Then again, every branch has a bunch of main characters. Hell there’s only one coast guardsmen to ever win the medal of honor. He did that in World War II manning a machine gun on a Higgins boat to make sure Marines got off a beach. They did and he unfortunately paid for it. Dudes a legend
I’m not a Marine but my father and uncle are, I was in the Army, but I can confirm that usually when either us soldiers or the Marines have just gotten done doing something extremely cool yet crazy we immediately smoke after if we are smokers.
The only thing I really remember about the construction of the Great Wall of China (other than the fact that dead workers were buried in the wall) was that it too so long to build it, the parts that were build first were starting to erode
This guy was essentially a Marine F.O.E
8:29, The navy got that shit that can kill a Terrain feature
As a veteran myself, it is my right to make the following joke:
Muscles
Are
Required
Intelligence
Not
Essential
The idea of a smart marine is indeed terrifying.
My favorite is
My
Ass
Rides
In
Navy
Equipment
Navy : Meet me at the beach
Enemy : shows up that the beech
Navy : Proceeds to remove beech with shells.
The Boxer Rebellion deserves a video onto itself. The US Marines weree badass!
Fun Fact: Thr Americans and Japanese had to communicate during the Boxer Rebellion speaking in French because none of the Japanese knew English and none of the Americans knew Jaoanese lol
I believe the official reasoning for the limiting of the Medal of Honor to 1 per Serviceman was to preserve the prestige of the award. There was, I believe, genuine worry that if the award could continue to be awarded multiple times, it would dilute its significance, not because it was too easy to achieve, but because if you've already proven that you possess the uncommon valor required to earn the highest possible military award, then the award marks you as someone with that quality of character, and any further ones would be redundant. So they solidified it as a literal once-in-a-lifetime award that ushered you into a brotherhood of valorous souls, rather than as something you could 'collect' and brag about how many you have, like you could with all other awards.
Do I necessarily agree with that line of thought? Eh... maybe. Considering the vast majority were only ever awarded one anyways, and it only really affected Dan Daly himself, I see the logic in the reasoning. But as a Marine, I'm also a little miffed that the Corps was denied the bragging rights of having the only Medal of Honor Hat Trick in history :P
When you were talking about the dam i assume you meant the 3 gorges dam but i might be wrong
As a marine vet depending on who you ask to get the job done will determine how fast it get done ask any ncos it be done by the end of the work day ask an office it be done next week ask an e3 and tell them they can go home when its done it be done before lunch just didn't ask how they managed to open a 5th dimension wormhole or why they're 5 goats on the units expense sheet or why you only see 4 goats and one missing goat and one missing marine not saying check the barracks but didn't look in room 401
@6:48 You're thinking of the Three Gorges Dam. It was the project that shifted the Earth's axis.
Kip, you're thinking of the 3 Gorges Dam
Also, former Navy. Throw the Marines at it, they love that shit. So, TBH, follow the Canon of history.
10:20 untill 10:35 Literally, *to be fair. I was left unsupervised.* XD
11:30 untill 11:35 *Bursts out laughing.* Oh my god! XD
Good to find another FatElectrician Enjoyer. What an Orator.
Dan Daly was actually 25 years old when he enlisted. He was 27 during the Boxer Rebellion.
you have to do the jake "mcnasty" mcniece video next
Daly walks out into no-man’s-land and suddenly a cool down timer appears above his head, he’s just hit the waagh
This video should be followed by the Sabaton song Devil Dogs and the Sabaton history episode.
“Do you believe in magic?” USMC,” hold my beer and crayons.”
There's a reason I keep saying if I need something done, the Marines are at the top of the list of people I'd ask. And, provide copious amounts of alcohol to.
The Navy handles these situations by landing Marine Amphibious Ready Groups, or whatever they call the current version. The USMC is the US Navy's personal army.
Yeah, the "Maginot" in "Maginot Line" is fighting in Verdun during this war which gives him the idea for the line.
Think about this Dan Daly at Bellow Wood was not put in for 1 MOH but 2. 1st was for taking the machine gun emplacement (which by chance was the same thing Alvin York was given his MOH for in WWI) the 2nd was for the charge he lead.
Dan Daly was in fact nominated for 4 MOH's.
Additional context. There have been 3500ish people awarded with the Medal of Honor. 40% of those were from the Civil War. There have been 15 people total who were awarded 2 medals. Most recipients receive the award postumously.
The award was established 160 years ago.
According to goggle. It was the Three Gorges Dam, the biggest dam ever constructed up to this point. The water it stored was so much, it increased the total length of a day on Earth by 0.06 microseconds. It also made the Earth slightly more round in the middle and flat on the poles.
Love the Devil Dog origin story BUT a month or two before the battle, newspapers back in the States ran a story saying the Germans called "sea soldiers(?)" Devil Dogs or whatever it is in German.
A little known fact about Marine tactics is that we attack the weapon because nobody expects you to run at the danger
Shock Troop, Devil Dog, Bloodsucking War Machine
Not sure they do that cadence anymore ...
'How would you handle this Navy?'
300 guys? I'd be sore, but i think i could take em.
oh wait you mean fight the-
Navy would probably have a signal flare system and Just costal artillery pre-designated points.
The Maginot line didn't exist in WW1. It was constructed in the build up to WW2.
the Society of Righteous and Harmonious Fists is a fucking epic name I love it lol
As an AW in the Navy I know exactly how we would deal with it…. Deliver the Marines!
marines really are just high functioning khorn berserkers
Have you heard the song "American Flags"? There is a line that goes: "Why you think we got these guns? Just so we can do some hunting?" The USS Newark was armed with "12 × 6-inch/30 caliber Mark 3 guns, 4 × 6-pounder (2.2 in) guns, 4 × 3-pounder (1.9 in) guns, 2 × 1-pounder (1.5 in) guns, 4 × .45 caliber Gatling guns. US Navy!! Gator Navy!!!
Navy would be like, "Tomahawk. Nuff said."
well... 8.30 given the Marines is a branch of the department of the Navy
You already have your answer "We send the Marines"
followed by "duhhHUHH"
Awesome react btw
Thank you!
I know the motto, "Raners lead the way."
I'm sure the Marines have a version of that when they need to get sent somewhere.
@@KipReactsThe Marine Corps version is "First to Fight", mainly because the Marines are the only branch that does not need Congressional approval to be deployed to a combat zone. It's also why, if the Marines get deployed somewhere that America isn't actively at war with, that war is about to be declared, because they are about to start it.
Some interesting insight into Marine culture. When a non-marine DD's (Devil Dogs) a Marine, it is a complement and it is taken as one. When a Marine DD's another marine, it has a different context - You dun fucked up. To have a GyGgt or 1stSgt DD a lower enlisted mean they are about to get chewed out, possibly at high volume and have unfortunate results. "Hey there Devil Dog..." or "Devil Dog, have you lost your damn mind?" are not words you want addressed to you. Between marine of same rank, it's used more a verbal smack to the side of the head - an attention grabber. DD's *never* does up in ranks unless you want your future to be unpleasant.
More of the fat electrician videos please
I will do my best! UA-cam has been a little funky with monetization, which has a knock-on effect I they deem the content as inappropriate.
@KipReacts it is sad youtube demonetizes is content as he just a history channel but if you do more I suggest a new video on the U.S. Navy destroying half the Iranian navy in 8hrs or a combo of his old three minute video on doc and airforce PJs
So about that Iranian Navy video.
There may or may not be an upload this Wednesday that may or may not be able that.
@@KipReacts great look forward to it
“How would the Navy handle this situation?”
Me, from a Navy family: “Remove an area code from the yellow book.”
The 3 gorges dam and more importantly the enormous amount of water being held behind it slowed down the earth's rotation slightly because it is significantly above sea level, so it forming moved an enormous amount of mass further away from the center of the earth.
I think you're mixing up the Great Wall of China with the Three Gorges Dam with the whole "earth rotation go brrrrr" thing. If I remember correctly it was the dam holding back so much water that the earth slowed down slightly.
The Navy's response would depend on what they had available and he has a vid about what the navy would do from just a few weeks ago when we sunk half of irans navy in 1 day
But this was the response of the navy at the time because they didn't have the seals yet so most navy ships had Marines on them at the time to do landings
For every marine out there:
What's your favorite flavor of crayon? Mines purple
Mac n Chesse yellow
There was an immortal soldier named sir Adrian carton de wiart
Actually the marines are the navy.The land force part.
I feel that the fat electrician missed an opportunity for a Lord of the Rings reference when he mentioned that Dan Daly was smoking his pipe
Definitely an opportunity.
Also he made many common. Mistakes even though he had all the data, Dan Daly enlisted when we was 26, not 16, though he was that size. According to records. And what he accomplished is even more insane that what nick tells about: for every event, just gotta actually research it.
Navy: "Offshore Arty Bombardment."
It wasn't the excavation of the dam, but the force of the initial release from the dam slowed the rotation of the earth!
Navy’s motto for a firefight is “send in the marines”
The Navy: "Watch them swim closer and laugh?"
14:49 Pre i believe
The Boxer Rebellion was made into a movie 63 days at Peking
Dan Daly's tales of daring do!
In Peking, Dan Daily was in what the professionals like to call a target-rich environment.
The navy would piss themselves then call us Marines.
The MOH is so HARD to get, you almost have to die, WHILE stacking bodies and saving your men’s lives.
Remember the USN's first rule in a firefight: Send the Marines.
You should listen to Seamus Kennedy’s Tribute to the Armed Services. I think you would be amused.
there is a song about this. band "Sabaton" song "Devil Dogs" edit, well about the battle of belleau wood
WW1 was essentially everyone got new toys and wanted to see what they could do, and damn the consequences
The great wall rumors about affecting or altering the earth in anyway is all supremely untrue.
There is a fine line between intelligence, and being smart
5:07
That's not drip, it's Kenshi cosplay.
forbidden cocktail 😂
Navy would just say "send the marines"
My grandfather was smart marine in WWII he got machinery that shouldn't run to go despite the laws of physics