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James was one of the first fire arms Channels I started watching a decade ago. He will be missed.
@@cagneybillingsley2165 do what?
So what's happened to our brother in arms?? 🙏🙏
Oh wow 😨 I just heard couple minutes in to this update...my prayers to yal to his family and staff and all..from the Cumberland Highland Mtns here in Crossville/Jamestown area.👊⚔️🇺🇸✝️☝️😥🙏✝️☝️🙏✝️
@@cagneybillingsley2165 no, it made him look like a man who put his life on hold when he knew he didn’t have much of it left and went to help people who were being attacked by a foreign military.
@@stonybuckner9928 , What? Pay the fuck attention bro. You cant just jump in here and ask that BS
My condolences to everybody who loved James. Catch him again on the other side. 🙏
We didn’t lose James, we gained a guardian. He lives on in all the alumni and it is up to us to keep his legacy alive. Rest easy James, we’ve got the watch.
Yes our fight isn't just a physical but a spiritual one and that part just titled hard in our favor
My condolences go out to the entire Yeager family. I briefly met James while on Route Irish in Baghdad in 2004. He greeted me with a smile and respect. I was in Ukraine in 2014 when the War first started and my nephew is currently a prisoner of War in his own country held by the Russian Orcs. I greatly appreciate the selfless service James Yeager did with training Ukrainians so they could be ready for the fight of their lives. I’m currently in the process of trying to get besieged family members out of Ukraine at this time. When I am able to I will make the trip to Camden to take some classes and bring family with me. God Bless James Yeager and the entire Tactical Response Family.
So sorry y'all!! James was always awesome to me! Always had that brutal honesty that we needed to hear!
This is incredible. Seeing such a strong and driven man pass like this was hard. Very hard for me. Thanks.
Your responsibility to be ready for the fight, never ends. Words to live by and cherish. God speed Mr. Yeager. Never attended any of your training classes, but enjoyed and learned a lot from your videos. God bless your family.
Amen
“Sometimes, the moral high ground requires a spotter” - RIP James Yeager
Thank you for all the knowledge over the years James!
Damn, that IS good
Never met James but I have been a follower for years. Learned a great deal with just the videos he put out. Keeping the family in our prayers during this difficult time.
I never met james, but he did personally take the time to respond to one of my comments on the Ruger Fighting PCC video.
A whole bunch of us have the same experience as you. We never met him but he sure helped alot of folks. Not just bullshit either, priceless information that saves lives and makes sure the good guys come out on top. James deserves to be honored and remembered as the man he was.
@@FinalLugiaGuardian he was awesome. I had a semi conversation with him about why the Glock 19 was the best "fighting" pistol. A sad day, week and year for the gun community. Rip
RIP to the legend, regardless of your opinion on him, James was a staple of the firearms community and for many of us he was extremely influential and did amazing things for the community! Thank you for the memories James, you will be greatly missed. :(
No he want. He didn't know how to do anything except cuss. I think he was mentally challenged. You can tell by the low caliber of his cussing followers.
If by staple you mean embarrassing Bafoon then yes I agree. Sorry the guy was a complete douche and got famous by appealing to other low IQ douche bags with delusions of grandeur. Sucks that he died though was a horrible way to go and regardless of my opinion of him I don’t wish that on anyone. Feel bad for his family.
That itinerary he passed out is a perfect example of what I love about James. He knew what was coming and even then stuck to his take no shit attitude. I never got the chance to meet him, I had been planning for years to take one of his courses and just never did. But whenever I wanted a straight shooter to talk on a topic I was interested in, or worried about, I was always able to find that right here. He did a lot of good shit for our community and I hope he knew how much that was appreciated.
Wow. We knew it was coming, but yet it still seems surreal. I remember finding him when I was a teenager and trying to soak up as much information as I could when I first started getting into firearms. I never met him, unfortunately, but through his videos, he always felt like a friend that would cut the bullshit and tell you exactly how it was, whether you wanted to hear it or not. He's left an incredible legacy by leaving those he's encountered better than when he found them. The way he faced death with honor and by looking it in the eye speaks to the kind of man he was. Lead by example until the very end. He will be missed.
"It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather, we should thank God that such men lived."
-General George S. Patton
Two weeks ago my father passed and now my mentor. We all are feeling your loss. Remember all the great things this man has done.
Sorry for your loss. May God welcome him with open arms ✝ 🕊️
@@BTyler808 Appreciate it
Thoughts, and prayers with you and your family bro. My dad is currently fighting cancer. James is an amazing man, and hurts to know he isn't here anymore. Tbh he wouldn't want us to hurt. He would want us to celebrate him, and continue teaching his ways. I met him overseas, and am actually buying property in Camden to be closer to tactical response.
@@nimr0d375 my dad is fighting cancer as well, i hope your dad comes out on top. Shit sucks, and r.i.p to James and ops dad.
@@nimr0d375 Right on. Thanks homie. Yep, cancer is a MFer. Thats what took my dad.
Honored to have taken a class with Tactical Response. RIP James.
I never met James… but I remember seeing him in passing at shot show.
I have always checked in on his channel over the last decade as he grew in popularity.
Rest In Peace brother.
Same here...Saw him for like 5 seconds on the floor of the exhibition hall at the NRA convention in 2019, but he looked like he was on his way to somewhere/see someone, and I was with the Mrs., so I didn't say go over and say...wished the timing had been better so I could have...
To be honest, he was not my cup of tea at first just based on his early videos. But of course I also know that it a mistake to judge someone’s entire personality only on the artificiality of social media...which is why I was glad to see from checking in on his channel over the years, that as he got older and wiser through the years, the self-admitted 'hot-head' gave way to the gentleman warrior that we unfortunately just lost. Until Valhalla...
I always wanted to take one of his classes, but never did. I met him at NRA 2019 and went to the private hang out night with him and a bunch of the other guntoobers. I wish I had gotten to know him better.
Something that I have been proud to be seeing is the number of people who have said they disagreed with James on more than one occasion, but still called him a friend. A man who never has another disagree with him, is a man who has never stood for anything. James was an oak and pillar in the preparedness community, and was a voice that couldn’t be silenced even in death. We are a lesser people without him, but have been made greater by him having passed through our lives. Godspeed.
James did an excellent job with his children. I am very sorry for your loss and am amazed by your display of strength. Your dad is proud!
I lost my papa when I was 17. I still feel his presence. James is a blessing to me. I believe he is with us in spirit! God Bless you all!
So many good times to remember. James made my life better & enhanced the lives of many others, what a legacy
Watched James for a decade or more, he always said what need saying when no one else had the courage to put it out there, he embodied and taught what America was founded on, and it is easily seen that his family also owns the same integrity, honor, and courage. God Bless Ya'll.
I'll never forget the kindness and hospitality that James portrayed. First time I ever showed up to Camden, he walked downstairs to the Team Room and said "Let's go, we're going to Mexican," to which I couldn't say no. Met him in Atlanta a year or so later and once he found out I was alumni, he invited me to dinner. Once he found out I was in paramedic school, he offered me a free class. 5 classes later, I'll never forget my time with James and Tactical Response...
“All guns should be Glocks, all Glocks should be 9mm.”
Thank you James
Damn, we all knew James time was limited, but I didn't think we'd lose him so soon. RIP.
Same
Same. Dang it. RIP James Yeager.
I'm shocked..I mean..I thought it wouldn't be this fast. I admired and respected James, he was a good man, big heart,...and a big mouth...lol...but I loved that about him! Ya knew where you stood with him! Rest easy James...
My prayers and thoughts go out to the entire community especially his family and close friends.
Your responsibility to be ready for the FIGHT,..never ends.
I still remember the time I met James in the Cumberland mall in Georgia waiting on the 2019 Blade Show to open. I told him I was from Texas and he started talking about how Tennessee volunteers came to the Alamo and helped fight. He said if Texas ever needed help Tennessee would be there.
I was SO HAPPY to find James on UA-cam years ago. What a gift he was. Informative, entertaining and I loved it!.
So sorry to hear this. Condolences to his family. He definitely left his mark on this world, and will be missed.
RIP James. You were a good man and taught so many of us a lot and taught us to keep and open mind. Thank you.
So saddened by this, I literally just checked this channel yesterday to see how he was doing, because the last vid I saw was him sharing what was going on with the last outlaw. I learned about from, just from his videos. I pray you all be strong, and feel love when you feel loss, keep his dream alive. God bless you all!
James Yeager - 'Your responsibility to be ready for the fight, never ends.' Rest easy Sir
Back when I was clueless about martial applications of firearms and tactics, I stumbled across James Yeager’s videos which literally shaped my future from then on. His mindset and heart molded me and set me on a path to where I am now working in law enforcement in LA, and I still keep a lot of his Yeagerisms in my mind as I work through my days. He will be missed.
R.I.P Mr James Yeager! I never met him but I tried to watch all of his videos!!
I never had the chance to meet the man, but through his videos and dvd’s he taught me more about firearm handling and safety than anyone on the planet! RIP James Yeager
Been watching James for years and YEARS and loved it. Always remember one big thing that I loved about him. He spoke his words with passion and by God he meant what he said. I loved that about him. James will be missed big time. Keep his legacy going. James was a beast of a man both physically and mentally. Awesome dude.
James Had BALLS! Spoke with reality and being in reality will save your life. RIP James 🙏🙏🙏
That was my experience with him. My jaw hurts from holding back the tears.
Goodbye my dear friend
Sadly, I never met James. James’ videos were some of the first I was exposed to on UA-cam as a high school student. I feel like James was the father figure I always wish I had had. Through his videos, he taught me more than I thought possible and I will pass that knowledge down to my future children and those that I teach now that I am a Texas LE firearms instructor. My heart is broken that James is no longer with us to spread his wisdom and good spirit, but I am comforted knowing that he is now in paradise. Love and condolences to his friends and family.
James Yeager played the largest role in introducing me to firearms training, and he shaped my mindset about the importance of always carrying. I started following James’s content back in 2013, and he fundamentally changed my life for the better. Before I followed James, I knew hardly anything about firearms , and I never imagined that I would be capable of protecting my family and loved ones with firearms. Fast forward to now, and all of my family and close friends know me as the “gun guy”, and I consistently try to tell family and friends the importance of being able to properly handle firearms. Thanks to James, I carry everyday, and I have the confidence and proficiency to defend my family and loved ones. I met James once at Blade Show several years ago. He was very personable, and despite how busy he was, he made sure that I got a chance to talk to him. James’s legacy will continue to live on. He has touched so many lives. He has completed his purpose in life through his teachings, and his life’s mission of teaching people how to defend themselves with firearms will continued to be fulfilled even after his passing.
He inspired me so so much lost 250lbs because of him and went into law enforcement I'm so sorry for the loss.
What a great man the world has lost
I've seen your comments on IG on a few posts. I am so thankful James inspired you to do so much. The world has lost a great man, but you honor his memory, brother. Keep kicking tail!
I am thankful for the time I spent with Yeager!
My heart just dropped to the pit of my stomach. James was always a straight shooter on UA-cam, I appreciated that and his willingness to give and share his knowledge with thousands upon thousand (millions of viewers) of views with nothing being asked in return. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends.
Talk about a man who left the world better than he found it. God bless and keep your soul James.
I'm crying. Never got to meet him in person, but his presence and message have resonated within me for some years now.
I absolutely love everything all of you stand for.
I hope to one day have the privilege to come rain with ya'll, and me part of his legacy.
Big hugs and all the love to all of you.
God speed, RIP Mr. Yeager.
Thank you for all you taught me, for the good words, for the harsh words, for all the small as well as life saving lessons. I remember my first visit and class in Camden, what an experience it was. Thank you for letting me to have such experience. Thank you for the classes that you poured your experience, your knowledge into. Thank you for opportunity to meet all the great people, instructors and students, what a community! Thank you for coming over and sitting with me at the table during Alumni weekend. Thank you for sharing your home, letting me and others stay in the team room.
Dziekuje, i do zobaczenia po drugiej stronie!
I'll never forget years ago James' videos beat the importance of training to protect your own into my young 18 year old head, enough for me to take fighting pistol. The class was life changing and the mindset learned from it will keep me wanting to get better.
I am so thankful for James! First time I took fighting pistol, James talked me into just carrying, then pushed me to get my CCW in California when it was almost unheard of. Changed my life forever and I’m sure he has for many others! He will forever be in our hearts and I will always try to keep his words going!
So sorry for your loss. James, the fight is no longer yours to carry, at least here in the physical realm. Never fear, those you've touched and taught will carry the torch. The republic is threatened, but we've got it from here. Brother, we don't need to go visit your ashes. Your spirit lives on in the heart of all no-BS Americans. We don't do sad shit. We do shit that needs to be done. Peace, my brother. You were a warrior and you died a warrior. The tribute for that is we take the battle forward.
I've watched James for more than a decade and learned some much from his videos. My prayers go out to you. 👊🏾
RIP James, my condolences to the family and all that loved and respected him. I promise, My Responsibility to Be Ready for the Fight will Never End! And just for the record .40 calibers still suck!!
Glad he got to live his life on his terms. I never got to meet him in person. This I do know he is a great man.
I've been a shadow follower. I never comment or post and never have had the honor of meeting him. That said, I'm not the only one who has watched from a distance who's been impacted by him. He's not gone, he lives on in more people than even he knew. His courage and bravery in this battle alone is enough to inspire countless lives across the globe, so it's hard to fathom how much greater the impact was through his life of service. Service in many more ways than one.
Thank you all for keeping us updated. And thank you James for your heart and always being unapologetically you!
RIP James. Fuck ALS. You guys have done a great job filling in. Hope the channel stays on in James honor.
One of the first channels I started watching back when UA-cam was a baby. God bless his family and friends.
I feel your loss on a personal level. My father, a warrior from the Vietnam War died from ALS in 2018. I am sorry you had to see James go through this because I know what it looks like. Both great men and both live on in our hearts. PS. FUCK ALS!!!!!!!
So sorry on the loss of your father. May he R.I.P
And FUCK ALS!
Thank you, James and family, for everything you have done over the years. Your positive impact on the world is immeasurable, and you will not be forgotten, yet sorely missed. May your strength continue to shine through those of us left behind. Much love and blessings and respect. ❤️
Thanks for sharing your family with us. Your dad has influenced so many, that's the sign of a life well lived.
Words cannot express how important James Yeager is to American culture and the Second Amendment. Being one of the original guntubers, It's partially due to HIS work, being such an early powerhouse in the industry online, that jump started the MASSIVE renaissance in firearm culture. Millions of Americans that would not have been are now more educated, informed, and ready for the fight as he would say. As hyperbolic as it sounds, James single handedly changed the course of American history.
Thank you James, for all your work, Godspeed.
Love him or hate him, he's an American hero.
What an Incredible journey this man has had. I'm thankful to have been able to watch, grow, learn and feel like part of this family for all these years. Thank yall.
James got me into training and preparedness, which I have passed down to my children. For that I thank you brother. Rest easy , and may God be with your friends and family
Ill never forget the influence he had on me as a young man. He helped get me to where I am today.
So very sorry to hear this. James was bigger than life and touched many he never knew. ❤️
Guys, I’m sorry to hear about James’s passing. Just an ole boy from south Louisiana who loved watching his videos !! He’s definitely gonna be missed ! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
James was the first teacher I discovered on UA-cam. I am glad I got to experience his wisdom, “As long as we remember a person, they're not really gone. Their thoughts, their feelings, their memories, they become a part of us.” He has made a profound impact on so many.
James is a top tier guy. I know he will continue to live through Tactical Response, and the curriculum that you guys will continue to teach. Praying for you guys. He will be celebrated.
Rest In Peace, James. Thank you for a decade of education. Never got the opportunity to take your classes but you will be missed.
Not all Legends can stick around as much as we want them to.
Thanks to James for all that he has done and will CONTINUE to do through his teachings and UA-cam videos. People will continue to learn from him for decades to come and that's guaranteed.
RIP brother
Never knew the man other than his UA-cam channel. I can say I've always enjoyed his content. His presence, influence, knowledge will be missed. RIP James Yeager .
Rest In Peace James. This is the way.
James Yeager had a positive impact on my life. I'll always appreciate what he did for me.
So sorry for your loss. I enjoyed training with James and Jay, and learned a lot. Praying for all of you.
It's has been many years since I started following James on social media. One day I got some notifactions that he was going to All Or Nothing Tattoo to get some ink. So that being about a mile from my house I loaded the wife and kids in the car and drove over to meet him. He showed up and him being so excitingly enthusiastic I did not want to bother his evening but now I wish I got out of the car and got a hand shake. Truly an OG BadAss! As for his friends and family I am so sorry for your loss. That being said I know that there is an Army of the Lord being formed in Heaven and it is only fitting that James Yeager has been called back Home for service! Untill Shiloh come(Gen.49:10)! Injoy the Peace Brother!
I'm sorry for your loss, our loss, and my prayers are with you. Keep his dream alive
I always admired James' passion and dedication to his mission. He never pulled punches and said it as he saw it. The world is a better place because of him. God bless and be with you all.
Sorry for your loss and the loss of James to the 2A community as a whole. He was one of the first Gun Tubers I watched and I've always been a fan. I will carry the things I learned from him with me forever and never forget our responsibility to be ready for the fight never ends. God bless your family.
Was never able to meet the man. But I've been watching James Yeager for years now and have taken to heart a lot of his teachings. Not just the tactical/weapons stuff but how he was, how he lived. It sure has helped me a lot in life. And for that, Thank You James Yeager. We never met but you still had a profound impact on me.
I appreciate James's contribution to the Ownership of Firearms and send my healing to the family.
Thanks James! RIP
James show was educational and his candor was a blessing. Made me laugh even when I was down. Blessings to the family and may God bring to you the memories of him.
Never got to meet James in person. Nevertheless, he single handedly molded me as a protector and custodian of my family’s safety.
James did a lot of good for the world. His legacy will live on through his family and Tactical Response
Rest in Peace Yeager. Your presence will be greatly missed. You live on through us, your students,friends, and especially your beautiful family. Our responsibility to be ready for the fight, will never end! 🤙
Most classes at Tactical Response are taught by instructors who aren't James. But it's James' curriculum. So you can still take a James Yeager class. The classes are still the most comprehensive classes in the world to learn how FIGHT with a gun, not just shoot a gun. Make a commitment to come to Tactical Response and learn how to save a life and then follow through. It will change your life.
I met James several years ago. I was driving through the area and stopped by Tactical Response. James took time out his day to talk with me; he was a great guy and will be missed.
James yaeger was one of the first content creators on UA-cam to piss off the system. Reast in peace. Great male role model.
I never had the opportunity to meet James, but he has had a profound impact on my life. My prayers are with you.
Rest in peace James. Your fight is over and you fought well. We'll always remember you and what you taught. Strength and love to the family through this difficult time and thank God he raised warriors. I believe Tactical Response is in the best hands available.
My mother also passed away after her fight with ALS. It's a devastating disease. I count myself lucky that I had the privilege of attending training with James. Thank you James.
I'm so sorry for your loss. He was one of the first gun tubers I ever subscribed to and he really helped educate me on so much and I really appreciate everything he shared. He was a true patriot. And admire his bravery.
RIP James. You were one of the realest guys I knew and the community is poorer without you. Alumni out.
I definitely feel your pain, lost my father 8/30. Enjoyed watching James for years. Didn’t always agree with him but have always admired his passion. Job well done sir!!
Rest easy James and prayers to his family! Loved his UA-cam videos and all that he’s done for the community. Awesome man
Rest In Peace James! I had been watching him since I was like 12. Gonna miss seeing him pop up on my feed. Much love.
First, my sincere condolences to you, family, and all friends of James. His impact and story is a legacy that outlives him and will far outlive all of us. Nothing but love to him and you all! Mr. McLendon, thank you for your leadership and guidance through this difficult time, and for embracing his requests and helping to see them through. That is such an honorable thing to do. Thank you James for everything!
He was someone we needed in our community, he will be missed! I enjoyed all his vids over the years. We need more then ever, people just like him!
Thank you!
RIP!
God Bless you all. James is a great man that we all learned so much from.
Met James once. He was a hell of a guy. Godspeed. Praying for the family and those closest to him.
James was my very first professional firearms instructor back in '08. To say this was life changing is an understatement. Thank you all for keeping Tactical Response alive.
My condolences. Very grateful for everything I've learned from him! Been following for many years and man what a badass human!!!!!
I'm so sorry to hear this. I am so thankful that I got to spend one on one time with James. I only hope I can strive to be half the man James was. I will be back in the spring next year for more training. Tactical Response is his legacy and it WILL continue! We will make sure of that. James made his mark and helped so many people, some that nobody ever even knew about. I look forward to continuing to be part of the Tactical Response family.
RIP James Yaeger. My condolences to all his family and close friends. The 2A community lost a very valuable member of the community.
James' philosophy has Greatly impacted my way of approaching self-protection AND OTHER areas, most notably his way of elevating sound tactics above the BS, adhere to what works and throw away the rest.
Over the last several years, James continued to be a source of thought-provoking training and even humor that I would catch myself gravitating towards---James engraved in my mind to REMEMBER, MY responsibility to be ready for the fight NEVER ENDS.
WHAT A GUY, and WHAT A LEGACY...
He LIVES ON in our hearts and minds! God bless you all and God bless James Yeager!
James was the first gun video I watched and promptly subscribed. i watched every video and learned so much. Thank you James.
Thank you James, not only for your knowledge on firearms and personal protection, but for the wisdom about life you imparted on a young man without a strong father figure. You will be missed dearly.
James gave the second day speech for the Fighting Pistol class I attended in 2015. To this day, it was one of the most impactful talks I have ever heard. James will be missed.