Phony Navy SEAL of the Week. Recruited for Classified Ops from the Ships Boiler Room. Stolen Valor
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- Don Shipley's Phony Navy SEAL of the WEEK: Recruited for Classified Ops from the Ships Boiler Room. Stolen Valor
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His history of being a Navy Seal is so highly classified, he's the only one who can run all over town telling people about it. 😅
SO classified in fact, that the Navy attempted to wipe his memory upon his discharge. However, due to his iron will, it didn’t erase his memories- it only confused and jumbled them around a bit. That’s why his story’s always changing. Perfectly understandable
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@@floridasoldat it sounds maybe he got that from the movie "X-Men Origins: Wolverine".
LOL, Ricochet!
Meanwhile the really classified people live in a hut away from the government. They also don't even tell people they were someone important lol
This guy is legit. They even made a movie based on his secret mission called Under Siege. They just switched from boiler mechanic to cook in the movie to keep his identity safe.
Haha, good one.😂😂
I watched Under Siege with my Dad
Get to the end credits I'm eyeballing him because he has a very interesting skill set for an army cook.
That's when he got out his DD-214 and proved he was a cook, and proud of it.
@@ninjabearpress2574 tell your dad thanks, everybody needs chow!
Nice one!
😄👍👍
@@Gideon_Judges6 I'll pass it along in my prayers, thanks.
“You have the integrity of a can of tuna!”
This had me dying.
Hey I happen to enjoy tuna! 😂
Same here⚰
From Subway .......
@@JohnstonPettigrew I like subway tuna…
@@rhysiswar it's supposed to be a cousin of the tuna according to dna.....it's called the Shitfish .......caught by trolling the Staten Island offshore dump.
U.S. Marine here. I started as a generator mechanic before finishing my first contract and going Army as a 13F. I didnt do anything special, but I'm proud of my service! Thanks for the great work Don!
How was army Boot Camp compared to Marine Boot Camp navy here piece of cake
@Thetreeistall once you do Marine boot camp you don't have to do the other branches. So I never went to Army basic. !
13F is special . . . King of Battle!
Grandson is A Marine. Thank you for your service. Husband was a nuke on a sub. Then went Army as trained the Iraqi Army and was wounded.
@Thetreeistall, obviously, each branch is biased, kid. Just watch the video.
I got specially trained to sit at home like a fat ass watching Don Shipley clips on UA-cam. So far so good. I just got awarded the Gravy Cross.
How many "Biscuit Clusters" did you get with that? :D
The Gravy Cross! Wow! Is that with -devices- potatoes and -bars- er peas too?
Did you do much chair-robics after you drank some BUDS lol.
better hope you never get the purple tortilla award.
Highest honor of meal team 6!!!!
How Don manages to keep cool is beyond me. I was getting furious with this guy.
I was just about to write the same thing.
Look for real though, I don't know anything about being a Navy SEAL but I know this guy was full of it.
I actually screamed up my phone and said enough enough.
@@kenton6098 im sure his blood pressure goes through the roof dealing with some of these lieing turdheads.
My step dad was a ultimate bull shitter (not ever stolen valor thank god) but he reminds me of this guy how he just rambles rambles and rambles.
OMG me too... I don't have Don's skill at controlling my emotions. Damn he's good at it.
Don I'm a retired homicide detective and I have to tell you brother you are one awesome interrogator. I love it!
Yeah, but did Don really have to curse this man? Like he said, he served his country, and it was kind of uncalled for.
@@jdavis8970 I don't have a problem that Don cursed him out. This is personal and I somewhat understand where he's coming from. In the 80s and 90s when all the movies and TV shows were about Cops, these same type of people went around bars, clubs, and barbecues lying to everyone that they were cops /detectives to show some delusional status of authority for personal ego boost. Now a days the entertainment industry is more focused on Military Special Operations and its Elite Warriors. So now they wish to be a Navy SEAL and since they're furthest thing from our Elite Warriors they think its ok to lie and get that status that they crave. Its disgraceful and disrespectful to those who actually do the do. Totally disgraceful.
@@jdavis8970 you're joking? You gotta be joking. I just know it..
@@jdavis8970 your weakness is uncalled for
George O, thanks for your law enforcement service. I've watched dozens of this guy's videos and cannot believe how FUNNY they are. I have ZERO military background and some of these con artists are so inept with making up their stories that even I can tell that they're lying. My favorite parts of the videos are when he asks them a question an actual SEAL should know and it's like an "elementary school" question! And he gets stone cold silence. What really blows my mind is that they always fake being a SEAL. If these scammers were actually in the SEALS, I bet that branch would outnumber the regular Navy, Army and US Marines combined!! These videos sometimes have me laughing nonstop and I have to pause the video and try to stop laughing. 😂🤣
I don’t get why all these guys lie about their service. I was just a PN2 back in the 80s, pushed pencils for 4 years on USS John Rodgers and I’m still proud and glad I served - no lies needed!
Thank you for your service!
He wasn't on any team, jeez don't you guys know anything about SUPER HARD INDIVIUAL TRAINING, S.H.I.T. for short.
Dude the military runs on office pogs for every grunt there are 8 support personal I just pumped gas oh rah 1391
Good for you. Same as running fuel supply. Not sexy but try war with no gas
Be proud for sure. I was infantry in the Army, and while yeah they brainwash you in OSUT to believe you’re God’s gift to warfare, it’s also apparent how important support is. When I was in Afghanistan I never lost sight that thousands of souls were keeping me in the fight. Food, fuel, ammo, admin stuff, finance, air support, artillery, etc…etc.. the list is just endless of people who allow the 11B or 0311 to do their job.
I went to RTC in Great Lakes and they showed us the SEAL recruitment videos in 1977. I said no way, I can't stand being cold and wet. Did 5 years and made HT2 on a Destroyer Tender. Not a hero but I did my time honorably.
@Smokey far more honorable than lying about dumbass records. Same thing with me but in the Army and with Ranger videos. I said no fucking thank you lol
You are a hero, never forget that.
Thank you for your service and thank you for being honest. Take care.
When I went through swim quals at RTC Great Lakes, they had a drown-proofing tank next door to the pool. I concluded, right then, that I wasn't a candidate for BUDS. I would have died from a claustrophobic meltdown.
Thank you for your service!!
I’ve been in several bar fights calling out clowns just like this. Sadly, most of them are average veterans like myself, never been in a campaign. For some strange reason, so many of them have a need to lie about their records and pretend they were heroes. Any honorably discharged vet should be proud just to have served. We were all a big part of something even if we weren’t decorated for valor.
Excellent way to look at it. Thank you for your service!!
@@cletustollery6914 The first thing my DS SFC Oliver Hoggard said to us after terrorizing us out of the bus and getting our cruit asses into formation was that just the fact of us standing there having volunteered signaled us out as brave men. He was and is a great man. 3 tours of Vietnam. Two as a Ranger. He showed up in Baumholder as my Platoon sgt later in my service, becoming the 1st Sgt when ours rotated out. I've kept track of him. He retired a command sgt Major . One of the finest men I have ever known.
@@markblanchard88 Everyone needs a guy like that in their life!
Man I saw the same shit at my new job and I’ve not even been out for a year yet. Dude asked me about my time in so I tell him, then he goes on a weird rant about his time in the Army and how he was a 11B RTO and how he saw his friends die and what not. Dude is a shit welder but when they go on those kind of rants it makes you wonder.
So fighting is the answer? You’re just as bad wasting your energy on Fuks like this. Keep going and you’ll come across a guy that’s gonna knock you TF out. Fighting doesn’t solve shit. You end up in jail and with a record. Now was that worth it!
Another guy that claims everything is classified, but he's happy to tell all to a stranger on the phone.
It's so dangerous for the world to know he's a seal, but he's the first to tell everyone he meets 🤷♂️
He should just be proud of the service he rendered. That's enough already. He can be respected for that.
Cognitive dissonance.
I'm going to have to stop saying i flew with SuperMan
@@A_UA-cam_Commenter I had to Google that to be sure, but I believe you're correct.
@@A_UA-cam_Commenter Verging on the Dunning Kruger effect.
@@A_UA-cam_Commenter I never knew that these Boiler Techs were such bad asses. Real tough guys on their cell phones. It's like shooting fish in a barrel for Don to expose these frauds. I've seen retired Marine Vets completely destroy & humiliate these phony war heroes in under 3 minutes. Don has a lot of patience with these stolen valor frauds.
Wow, that dude had nerve. He's really invested in his little fantasy.
Boiler technicians and refrigerator repairmen...always getting chosen for the most super duper secret special operations units and missions.
Well....they know all about the frames of a ship and stuff
BT prior to 2005 was a rating that would qualify you to go thru selection process. You needed a rating before being assigned for orders for buds . Just as Don Shipley was ship’s company before being assigned to buds as a BMSN . Eventually he retired as a BMSC CSS SEAL Shipley
Who would suspect a boiler tech, it's the perfect cover.
@@SK-tr9ii
Some say Boiler Techs are full of hot air.
Everybody knows that it's always the karate master cook bro...
In the U.S. army infantry for six years. Never saw any combat just a lot of training and menial duties. Served in Germany during the cold war. Very proud of my service. I'm old and retired now and drive a school bus just to keep busy. The kids know I'm a veteran so one day a kid asks if I was in a war and have I ever killed anyone. I answered no. The look of disappointment caused me to chuckle a bit. I explained that I was glad I was never in a war or had to kill another man. He excepted that and went back to his seat. Some of them draw little cards for me on veterans day each year and I proudly mount them on my frig. Hahahahaha!
Many of us serve and never see action, we do our duty and move on.
But we remember all too well those winter field problems in Germany during REFORGER.
It's the little things that matter most. Thx for your service brother. God bless you.
Thank u for your service, sir!
@@jeffpadilla9891 What people don't realize is that in a combat operation it takes about 6 people to support each soldier in the field. Everyone puts something in the pot
He's told his stories for so many years that he, himself, believes them.
Mental illness
Maybe his real name is George Costanza? LOL
@@anklepick-d3t he was also an architect :-P
Thats exactly the problem!!!!. He believes it
@@anklepick-d3t LOL it's not a lie if you believe it
"I'm Don Shiply, Sir...were you a Navy Seal?" Best answer "No, no I was not".
I wonder how many have actually answered that question with the correct answer. I'm sure one day he will have a compilation eventually lol
" only in my mind sir"
"Have a seat" is the 2nd worst
Most fakers are at least a little hesitant when Don asks if they were a SEAL. Not this guy. It's like someone put a nickel in him.
I’d wager he takes a bit more than nickels in him.
He's toxic.
Pretty clear he has spewed this shit , many times before .
He wanted to become famous
He just doesn't understand the illusion doesn't translate into every one else's reality.
You're America's hero Don! All the best to you and your's
Thanks, Madashell...
Yes don you are a true BAD ASS AMERICAN HERO along with all our service members past and present....THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY
@@donshipleyformerbuds131 Don, you misunderstood him. He was actually a "SEALER." When his super secret boiler would spring a leak, they called for the only person to plug the leak.
@@joeydepalmer4457 apparently you have no clue know who this man is or the rest of his family
Don’t forget the hair!!
I have never served in the military and even I feel like smacking these fakes around the head, these guys are absolutely full of it. Keep up the good work Don
That might be a way to find out if a guy was or wasn't a SEAL. You might not do so well smacking any SF guy around the head.
@@harryfaber Fair enough but a SF guy won't be walking around talking shit either
@@GiantSlayer512 In my formative youth, I knew a real ex-SAS soldier. His advice was 'if a man tells you he was in the SAS, he wasn't'. Same will be true of all SF guys.
You get to find out where a man served if you spend a lot of time in his company, maybe at work. You will see him do something that makes you ask 'where did you learn that?' It takes years before a man will quietly say 'Khufra' or 'Hereford'.
@@harryfaber you got that right! Had a guy working contract safety on our oil rig. Rumor was he was SAS. I asked him about it and it was like pulling teeth. He’s verified though. The guy hardly talked about it specifically in meetings, just that he was a British military vet. His relief was a SEAL too, team 2 or 4, I can’t remember. So at one point we had some complete badasses helping us recognize hazards we would never think of. Awesome to fish with too. Check 6 is the company.
“Dead spots” in his fukking brain
“Why would you disgrace your father with this?”
There’s the million dollar question.
I am 52 years old and I went through basic training in the army reserves in 1987, 102nd Air Defence Reg, Royal Artillery (Oswestry Troop) at Woolwich Barracks and I will never forget every minute of it, those were the best years of my life where I found my true self and its not something you forget, so I laugh at those who say they dont remember.
I can't tell you my basic training unit without looking ..I can tell you my unit where I was stationed at very easily 2/36 3rd amour div Kurtsgong Germany
Good Job Andy!!!🙋🏽♀️💕
I served 27 years in the RAF but can’t remember what trade I was, even though my training was two years.
@@johnnunn8688 Oh.
@@johnnunn8688
But you must know what you were working at?
Don, my Nephew is a USAF MSGT. He was deployed in Djibouti with a Seal team. He operated generators and provided electricity to their base and the nearby village. The locals loved him! They had electricity! My Nephew has never even tried to identify as a Special Operator, he had a job to do and did it well. He is rightfully proud of his USAF service, (our whole family is!), no need to lie about shit that did not happen!
MSGT is great !!!!
I was a Boiler Tech. I was offered Seal training when I was in Boot Camp. They showed us a film of Seal training. I said no thanks. Most of us Boiler guys aren't full of shit like that guy.
I was a MM, A -Gang type. I went to Boot Camp at San Diego and some SEAL's from Coronado came to RTC and tried to get some volunteers. One guy did. I don't know if he made it through their training or not.
I remember they should us a video about swcc & seals. I said fuck that & this was 2003. I hate cold water, don’t like to swim, and don’t like to be sleep deprived
I was a bilge rat. Hats off BT. I'm just glad we're all still alive. Maybe we will all die of some mystery bilge illness.
@@michaelward9880 Yeah they came to RTC at San Diego at the track there but you had to qualify. I wasn't even sure I wanted to be in the damn Navy at the damn time ! I'm proud to be a bilge rat. Much better than being a damn deck ape.
To all of you guys…. Thanks 🙏 for your Service
What I don’t understand is, if you are a veteran, you are already someone special. Everyone can’t say they served their country. So why lie? I spent 27 years in the US Army as a Armor Crewman. Nothing more and nothing less. I am damn proud of my career. I don’t need to beef it up and say I’m a SEAL or Delta Force! 🤬
Much respect Don Shipley! For your dedication to busting stolen valor and the manner and tone in which you confront the trash!
Many thanks, Thurman... It means a lot...
If not for Don who would we have to protect the veterans who earned the title veteran?...im sure you keep people from trying to pull crap like this
@@donshipleyformerbuds131 I have met and hung out with several real SEALS and even skydived with a few here in Arkansas in years past. I do know for sure if a guy draws attention to himself or tells you he’s a SEAL very early on, he is 99.9% chance Not a SEAL.
@@thurmanluper5885 right as right can be
@@donshipleyformerbuds131I wouldn't mess with that boiler tech. He had top secret clearance and was in Antarctica with actual real seals. Like the ones that swim and eat fish!
I was a Navy SEAL, too. My missions are SO classified, even I don't know what they were or what I did on them.
Don actually did a video of an idiot who could not remember ANYTHING 😅
Yes sir I think I was there too?
@@walterjeffmunnik7623 i was there too. Well, the other me was there, or perhaps it was the third me. I was there though. My mind was wiped clean. I know that I know that my fourth person knows I served my country honorably.
🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
OMG same!! I didn't even know I was in the navy in the first place 😳
I like how you offer them a shovel so they can just dig themselves in deeper. Thank you Chief Shipley!!
It’s amazing how long his very first answer was when Don simply asked him; _”so, you were a Navy Seal?”_ … they always do this. They simply feel compelled to just go on and on because it’s all so *REHEARSED* … and the longer he retells the same lies over and over, the more he actually believes it.
And when asked for a class number he went off on another tangent when it’s a one word answer, also if it’s so classified he sure did blab what he was involved in. Everyone I know that was in combat never talks about it and i when you ask they usually just respond “I was just doing my job”
Well in reality a person goes on and on claiming to be something like that, is delusional and pathic they believe their own lies, just a sad lonely person, looking for attention.,
@@bigalphadog5209 narcissistic
This guy deserves an in person confrontation with media, deserves to have his family and friends and employers informed of the truth.
Pretty sure they all Kno he's full of it
This dude should be Institutionalized or apply too Metro State!
Lol
He has an interview as soon as Dewitte gets out of prison
Where is Jeremy when you need him....?
Lol
Pepper ball
I know this guy - and he's legitimate, no question. He flew submarines out of Tranquillity Base during the Boxer uprising and personally wrestled 3 Stukas down, which were at the time attacking Fort Courage.
When they feel a need to tell you they're 'Christian,' they never are.
I can vouch for him, Father of George Santos .
I read he fought beside Custer.
The BS pool is so deep, you'll never reach the bottom. Keep on keeping on, Don. Every REAL VET loves you and what you do.
What I have learned over watching these videos:
1: You can't be a SEAL without going through BUDS, it just can't happen.
2: The Navy, like all Government entities, is a bloody a bureaucracy and there is always a paper trail.
3: Most of these idiots have been watching way too many Norris, Stallone and/or Seagal movie - all the really bad ones at that.
4: Don has an amazing head of hair.
I learned everything I need to be a legit phony seal …
A big ups for #4 !
The hair in itself is a Seal Requirement....The true way to catch a seal is to put amirror in the room, they can't resist getting the hair right :D
I like number 4 the best, M.L...
@@Hyungbu 😂
A veteran who loses their self esteem and then begins to expound on their service. Riding on the backs of others to make themselves look better. I'm proud of the people I served with. I'm proud of all those who served in every capacity. I'm proud to have known others who have accomplished and been recognized at the highest levels. I'm fulfilled just knowing I was fortunate enough to be part of something big when I was young. Do I ever wish I had been a Navy SEAL or some form of special forces, heck yeah! But I wasn't. You're cool man. Keep up the amazing work!
3ko, excellent comment sir. Stand tall n proud knowing you n manyyy others all made shit happen. Without all working in unison, failure would likely sink the ships. Thank you for your service bro.
Anyone who served gets my respect weather its a boiler tech or a guy putting holes in the hulls of ships, i'll never understand why these mooks feel the need to lie all it does is totally destroy that respect!
It really doesn't surprise me that he actually calls himself a Christian. I guess if you are capable of lying about being a SEAL you can claim to be about anything. He needs help.
I'm also proud of my non-SOF service. However, I DON'T wish I was SF! I was an 0311 Rifleman. That shit was hard enough!!!
I joined the Army in 1970 and served for three years and never left the states. Fort Campbell ( Basic ) to Fort Monmouth ( AIT 32D20 ) to Fort Carson and then back to Fort Monmouth and out. I spent my time in the military at Fort Carson Hospital repairing and maintaining Nurses call stations and the pager system .Then my last year teaching a class in basic electronics at Fort Monmouth. Not a very lustrous military career but I did my bit and served with honor. Certainly nothing to brag about however . I had an associates degree in Electrical Engineering going in and needed the benefits to finish college .
"You are NOT a Navy SEAL, you are a CHILD and you have the integrity of a can of Tuna fish" LOL
Every can of Tuna Fish is now mad at this comment Sir.... How dare you include such an elite group of cans.... Shame on you LOL
😂
That is one guy that I would track down and personally have a face to face conversation with
Why waste your time on an idiot?
To every man or woman active or retired, I thank you for your service! Mr. Shipley, if you are reading this, we appreciate you very much! I just wished these videos lasted longer!
Don, I love how you being a retired Navy Seal, an actual bad ass, stays calm. This dude gets loud as shit like he's some spec-ops killing machine and just runs his mouth and you stay pretty calm haha.
Don thanks for your service and all your hard work. I was stationed on Coronado as a Seabee and worked with the SEALs a couple times when they needed something built. They great guys and respectful men. I now work for the Department of Veterans Affairs helping my fellow veterans. God bless you and Diane.
Thank you for your service too and for your continued hard work helping your fellow veterans. You are the epitome of dedication and compassion for others. Bless you.🙏
Thank you for everything you did, and continue to do. I thought your comment was wonderful.
Took Amy basic for 8 weeks in '71 (over 50 years ago) and STILL remember my Basic unit, Echo, 8, 4. The SEALS go through 6 months of the hardest training on the planet and I'm sure they would remember their Class
I absolutely love Don Shipley. Especially for all the months and years of gruelling training. One of the World's Best Elite Forces. And I love the fact he went through all his War Time Operations and now sits at home calling out the frauds. I Salute you Don Shipley! I'm Royal Engineers 24 Commando Squadron 🇬🇧
As always, Don makes his own job, skills and tools. The craft is the measure of the man.
God Bless you Don for what you do you and your wife.
I was a leg artillery man for the army. I also am cross trained in navy seal scuba, espionage and clandestine operations. I then left the seals to be a baluga. Way more hardcore than those puny seals.
😂
God I hated Ft. Sill.
@@terrydavis8451 yeah man me too. But I hated fort hood more.
Lmao
That's insane, why woulld a cross trained seal want to be a leg artilleryman.
lol
To all the real Navy Seals out there thank you for your service !!
To any of you who just served and don’t make up fake accolades thank you for your service!
To include Coast Guard and space force now
@@KCBeck😂😂😂
You are welcome for my service
@@KCBeckspace force. Ahahaha
@@dystopian.. Sounds like another thing DHS will take over, like the Coast Guard, and Merchant Marines. When's the last time Merchant Marines were actually activated.
Don, I’m just a regular retired USAF CMSst proud of my small part.
I’m love of the work you do! These guys need another psych review.
Sure you are…..
He could be telling the truth, My time with the Salvation Army was classified. We had to stand in front of malls in some of the worst neighborhoods you can imagine. I cant tell you much more as it was classified but it involved large numbers of rare metals found in nickles, Dimes and quarters.
I was a salvation navy seal my self, sometimes people tied to steal my christmas kettle and I had to shoot them.
I was a co-founder of the militant wing of the Salvation Army. My commander was a German lady that screamed alot and some Doctor that was just evil.
You are welcome for my service!
amazing how many people think they are clever
I spent a cold December as a member of Santa's secret service. I was stabbed by a militant elf with a sharpend candy cane when he went for "the big guy".
I like how he gets louder and more frantic as Don rips his story. Another lying church guy with secret clearance after he left the military.
'Secret clearance' is a strange subject. For 10 years, I was a paper pusher working in a Government department. We all signed 'the Official Secrets Act'. I saw stuff and did stuff, but even today, If I tell you how many boxes of paper clips I had on my desk, without clearing it with my old department first, technically I commit an offence.
Our team took casualties, one of my mates got a paper cut and another managed to staple his thumb, but we cannot talk about it, because of the OSA.
Try as hard as I can, I cannot think of anything I did that would even slightly interest any enemy or potential enemy, but everything I did was 'classified'.
I was trained about seals. Some letters we posted, the glue on the envelope was good enough, but some had to go in a security sealed pouch with numbered seals, we would record the seal number and the person we sent it to would confirm that when they got it, it had the same seal still intact on it. That was my seal training, and I suspect that somewhere in some corner of a records office, there is a piece of paper with my signature on indicating that I was 'seal trained', good luck with trying to find that!
Classic manic/depressive characteristics. Borderline schizophrenic tendencies. He be on the Cray-Cray spectrum....
By 30 years old I had learned as soon as someone tells you right off the bat about what a Christian they are that’s a big red flag.
@@highdesertutah Yep, you are not wrong. The way that should work is they should lead a good Christian life.
People around will say things like 'he never swears' or maybe 'you will never see him drunk' or 'he is a kind man', and one will say 'yeah, that is right, he is a Christian'.
90% of folks leaving the military have SECRET clearances, we KNOW too much (like what is in the SOS at the chowhall). Clearances expire, he just won't let it go.
just a simple "jarhead" here no special secret deployments, no Medal of Honor! was lucky to get my Good Cookie with the shit I got away with! Dam proud of my service! Thank all real veterans & active members for your service and sacrifices!
Good cookie? Is that the Good Conduct Medal? 😂
@@CombatMonkey11B 😁
@@everydayisabadday GCM= Got Caught Most-certainly-not
Me. USMC. 0331. 1985-89
“C” 1/9 Weapons Plt. Camp Horno
The anger i felt on this clip was insane. God bless your patience Mr Shipley
My dad was a US Marine….and on his Discharge certificate it says on the back….” It shows all of his battle engagements, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands, Caroline Islands, Philippines, Okinawa, Formosa, and the support of Leyte Gulf……he was assigned to the Marine detachment aboard the USS Intrepid…..and on his discharge it says “ Due to unavoidable war conditions the information on this discharge certificate is incomplete “…….my dad was a combat Marine, and these posers always irritated him…..thank you Don for what you do…..
@@TheCrusher72 Yes, when you are a ground force Marine, then assigned to a combat aircraft carrier you have these engagements, specifically recorded on his discharge documents…..
@@rollotomassi6374 l a confidential .... I see what you did there
He really was stationed in Antartica which is awesome in its own right, why not just be satisfied and tell stories about that…
Ice Station Zebra?
Don I don’t know why you put yourself through this stress. These people will NEVER stop. It stresses me to watch this.
When I heard you give a speech and say that there's over 20,000 fake, phony wannabe SEAL'S it makes me want to find these people with you and make separate video's highlighting them so good that they get all the recognition they absolutely deserve! Make them famously infamous! Please don't ever stop sir! Huge respect from Pittsburgh 🇺🇸
This shit is highly irritating and I was never a SEAL. I can only imagine how Don feels! These people are all crazy.
I went to Bay Pines and looked up this man's record, and he was indeed a SEAL. I'm not sure if the database that Mr. Shipley uses is up to date.
If Don Shipley says he’s not a SEAL then he’s not one. Until you can post otherwise proving him wrong. Words don’t mean much.
j davis...i went to the moon....i also invented fire....
I found him on the roster at Sea World.
He is 100% Legit, I served with him at the battle of Hoth....But. That was a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.
No he wasn't with you..he was with me leading our 1st armor division jumping from tank to tank throwing hand grenades further than the m1 could shoot.. He hit Thanos everytime and saved the avengers
No, No , No, ........ He was with me Spartacus.
I'm a 67 year old guy that lives in Manchester UK, and I have never been of the army forces, but lots of my family have been in the past. But I do watch you videos Don and what your doing is great, chasing down and exposing all those wannabe's Seal's. Cool, well done fella.
One of my biggest regrets is never joining the military. It still bothers me to this day.
I was so immature and undisciplined in high school and I realized that once I finally grew up. By then I was in college and partying and chasing girls.
I have so much respect for our men & women in uniform. That’s something they can proudly take to their graves.
That’s why these idiots get under my skin. It seems like there are Con men (and women) under every rock. I love these videos.
Keep up the good work Don. 🙌🏾🤙🏾✌🏾 🇺🇸
Don't be so hard on yourself, you were able to honestly evaluate the situation. I'm certain you're a wonderful person in many other ways.
If you're 39 or under you can join. If you're under 39 it's not too late
I was 20 when 9/11 happened I feel the same way one of biggest regrets not joining
I probably wasn't ready (mentally) out of high school either. I did quit my job and finally joined the Army at the ripe old age of 33. During basic, we had 4 drill sergeants per platoon and I was older than all but one of them. I didn't have much trouble with the age thing as I respected rank and I was good to go.
@@wg1751 I even think it’s up to 41 now. Although I could understand not wanting to join now.
I actually feel a small amount of sadness for that man! How can you go through life just lying your ass off? It’s beyond compulsive. It’s downright low! Sick, sick people in this world!
My father in law is worse than this guy. Talks non stop and every single thing he says is bullshit. He has told me he has booked tours and went on tour with famous bands and is friends with the lead singers and that he has driven race cars and been a fire fighter and has beat up everyone he has ever come across while sleeping with hundreds of women and tons of other bs stories. In reality he works at a gas station and has been fired from every job he has had because of theft, he is a convicted felon for fraud and drives without a license cause he has had 4 dwi’s and wrecked a ton of cars drunk. He’s the biggest liar anybody could ever come across. Oh yeah and he has sold boats full of drugs before and knew Pablo Escobar.
He seems like he might be a little…um…special, if you get my drift.
@Sabbathmaiden fan exactly right! That’s funny, I say,” those very words all the time” that it’s elder abuse and you can see the guilt in Jill Biden’s face!
I’m a navy seal. My mom said I can be what ever I want; as she strapped my helmet on as I got on the short bus. She said I was special, so special ops is my thing.
Thank you for your service Jack Reacher
Does your helmet have a face mask to stop you from window licking and crayon eating??? Oh wait you said seal not marine.... lmao!!!!!
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Very funny. Most of these frauds rode the special bus.
I played Tackle, Guard, and End in the NFL. I sat on the end of the bench, guarded the water bottle, and tackled anyone who came near it! 😂. Oh yeah, and I did it in secret!
My grandfather enlisted at 15 during WW II. He used his brother’s ID and eventually they found out but let him stay. He did over 30 years, went from enlisted to retiring as a Lt. Commander. I am extremely proud of him and people like this chump spit on their graves… it’s not right… thank you Don for your persistence on these pricks
We called this guy kidding cruisers. That lies about their age
My gradfather enlisted aged 14 for WW1 and they sent him back when they found out.. he joined up again (marines) aged 16...
Well MY grandfather... molested my aunt and beat my dad and grandmother. But I also hate these pricks!
Love this true patriot!
You’re a very patient man Don.
I was a Marine MP. Almost every Marine vet I meet was Recon. Almost every Army vet I meet was a Ranger and every Air Force vet I meet was a pararescue. Anyone that served should simply be proud of their service. We can't all be hero's, as someone needs to be standing on the sidewalk clapping as they march by!
Everone..that's everyone who served is a hero to those of us that enjoy the freedom...never forget what freedom is and those who gave it to you...!!
I was with 2/9 0331 USMC! I agree! With you!
I always say "I was a cook who never cooked" which is kind of a lie "I cooked maybe 3 to 4 months out of 4 year" but its my favorite Stephen Segal line" and mostly true. I got the MOS doesn't mean I could do it. I was better at combative, and supply, and mechanic work. I got hurt and got stuck everywhere else.
Well Said Mike. I served 8 yrs 7 months in the Corps and I was never Force Recon. Just a plain old everyday locked & cocked Marine. And I can live with that just fine. At the end of day we're still a member of the best brotherhood known to man.............THE FEW THE PROUD. SEMPER FI MY BROTHER !!!
I did 2.5 years of extended basic military service in Germany, nothing special but it was a nice time. The most popular comrades in basic training, especially during bivouac weeks in winter, were the kitchen staff. Hot tea and stew is like winning the lottery when you are out for weeks in negative temperatures. Sometimes they even brought a few extra cigarettes ;-) Thank you for your service guys
"Why would they want a plumber?" 🤣
Damn I had no idea boiler techs were such bad asses, nobody ever messes with those guys.
Be careful, he knows where your ribs are lol
Amazing how willing these liars are to talk, being classified Top Secret, and all. As a civilian working for a sub contractor, my clearance carried a penalty of 10 years in prison and a $50K fine for leaking information. This guy deserves prison for breaching his oath. And for being a liar.
I was NOT a seal, however, back in the late 70’s when I was a hull tech, I had the enormous privilege of raising hell and swilling beer with a few team members. They all were extraordinary, knowledge wise, and capacity to party. God I miss those days.
I was a seal for 30 years and I really don't care to talk to Shipley keep that guy away from me LOL
" If I keep going on and on and on and on...etc I wonder if he'll leave me alone and hang up"...............
When this guy started bleating Don was clean shaven 😳🫣
I know what you mean Don. My dad was in the 101st airborne in Vietnam. I have the pictures, purple heart and his other awards to prove it, but I don't. I was in the Coast Guard and got out of an E4. I was an electronics tech (ET) . That is a true story and I don't understand why these guys just don't tell it like it is and be prouud of their relatives service and their own service even if it was a bit boring.
Same here Seabee Mechanic & proud. No purple heart, bronze star, ect) but dame proud! 20 Retired.
@@MrHimself71 Right on! I was a Coastie for four years. Did some cool stuff, got out and still very proud of that time. No medals but some good stories.
Because they are mentally ill. Thanks for what you did.
@@aaronarthurbarnett1046 Exactly. every now and then I meet up with a Coastie and we always talk about Cape May and our times in the fleet. It is what it is and it is cool to just have fond memories. Semper Paratus!
@@jimsworthow531 Right on ....my dad was 101st airborne in Vietnam also. Got a picture of him over there with his m60 machine gun.
Love your work Brother...Semper FI
You need to pitch a movie about these guys. A comedy about a guy sitting in a chow hall actually being recruited to go on a DEVGRU mission with zero training. I would love to see it.
😂😂😂me too! Netflix! Get on it!!
Hey, recruitment in the DiFac happens quite often! I myself got "recruited" for parachute recovery while eating lunch. 1Sgt saw me, knew I had a SF46 (military driver's license) and recruited me!
Ha Ha Ha Bubble Seal. Who will kill him the enemy or his own team?
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Lol, yeah. I was recruited for CQ at breakfast once.
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My lawd! This dude just started saying every word he's ever heard in his life.
Don Shipley is the MAN !!! And the dynamic between Don and his wife is inspiring.
Boy did they raise one hell of a son. I would not want to be in a sand dune being hunted by DJ Shipley.
It's mind blowing what his son experienced as a Seal Team-6 operative and his experiences outside of the military. A true warrior. The whole Shipley & Wife's side of the family is amazing. They're all warriors.
Thank you for your family's service. From one Boatswainsmate to another.
Thanks Don ! Glad there are people like you defending the honor of the military and taking down people who abuse it ! Keep up the good work brother!
Integrity of a can of tuna fish... pure gold im gonna use that line the first chance I get
Love what you're doing Don. You're a hero exposing that fakes. I was never a SEAL, but a Marine infantryman with 2 tours to the 'Stan. Thank you for your service brother!
For the life of me I can’t believe how much patience u have to listen to these guys go on n on with their bullshit. Keep up the great work Don. It’s a dirty job…
man i bet that conversation would have went a lot different if he was talking to you face to face. its great how you can stay so calm with guys like this because you just let them continue to talk and hang themselves. really would have loved to see you flatten that dude if he was talking to you like that standing right in front of you
I’ve seen Don face to face, he’s just as calm.
I've been a member for years. He and diane helped expose my ex father in law. I've seen many videos where it gets heated, and no, he's not always this calm face to face.
@@rukus9585 to be honest, they dont deserve him being this calm all the time. getting knocked out might be the only language some of these dopes can understand
@@Bbfishman Master Chief Shipley is way above the "hitting" realm...He is a awesome gentleman...
VQ-1 here , late 70's , thx for your service brother.
Get em Don!
You got some good patience to deal with phony NAVY SEALS everyday.
It’s fun you must admit.
Bless you, Chief your dedication to exposing these losers is beyond commendable. Your self-control is awe-inspiring.
I have never heard someone talk so long and fast without breathing!
This is always entertaining Don!! Thank you for taking these phonies down!! They are a disgrace to our country and those you you who actually went through the training and served your country honorably!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wow, these stories get better and better. Glad I have my wadders on. Thanks Don for what you do.
I was a BoatswainSeal. I had special knowledge of where in the ship both the Bosun's locker and paint lockers were so I could board and successfully heist their shitpaper without their knowledge. Same goes for a 5 gallon can of Haze Gray. I was qualified on the needle gun and could spot a rust bubble at 50 paces. Can't talk about my skills with a swab and conducting "Sweeper" ops.
How is it painting ships? I am thinking about joining the navy to do that.
God bless you for your service. I too served a seal platoon, served them lunch, dinner and a snack. Being an HM this was all highly classified, then I became a SEAL doctor….screw that, those things weigh like 1 k and don’t eat just fish….then , James Bond called, Don Shipley and I had to wing suit into North Korea. It was epic……..then I woke up…..
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Don. The faces you make in this video make me cry with laughter!
"At team one, we had over 100 shooters" One of the hardest things ive ever heard Don say.
Don, I wish you had the security clearance to see this guy’s records………… he’s a walking legend and you shouldn’t question him….😀
Been awhile I seen your vids Shipley. Time has done you good. I see you've managed to keep your blood pressure down. You are a hero for many that see little justice in a world of so much wrong.
There's a learning curve here for those to hone their listening skills. To detect, identify liars and phoney bs'ers into a corner using discernment and truth.
My grandfather was in Vietnam, and spoke rather seldom about it other than a few stories. I never thought anything of it until I saw a framed sheet of paper with his name signed on it with the MACV SOG logo on it. When he spoke about his time there he never mentioned the actual group he was with. I guess I should've figured it out when he told me how his squad ended up on a recon mission in cambodia, which apparently they weren't supposed to be there. He passed a few months back and I miss him dearly, and I know he would've ripped one of these phonies apart if he ever met them.
We were blowing up reserve oil and gas caches taking prisoners blowing up supplies and all of the above, we were even fighting the Chinese as well there and none of it was on accident it was all black ops and done constantly
@YouRNOTaVictimthx you know that the Apache didn't take its first experimental flight until. 1975, and it wasn't manufactured en masse and handed off to the government in 1982, right?
@YouRNOTaVictimthx 🧐
@YouRNOTaVictimthx your step dad was full of shit we never used Apache’s in Vietnam and he was drunk because he’s an alcoholic and lied to you
@@pattonpending7390 it's classified lol.
Don, the class and candor you possess as these windbags pontificate is amazing! Thank you for your service then and now!!
Don......how many bottles of Pepto Bismol do you take to put up with all the BS you hear ?? hahahahahahahaha !! Bless ya !!
Well Don: I have been watching your channel for about a year and this guy is so full of crap that he is going to implode.
Thank you for your service and your continued of the support of the Navy SEALS.
Boiler tech So good they yanked him out and put him right into the Teams......lol made my day right there
this guy is legit, just last week we dropped into Russia.
he is so classified even the President cant see it.
this guy was even there when Jeremy Dewitte popped his riser in Faluja.
@@ianwalton284 true story for sure lol
Why, do they have a boiler there for him to service?
@@Gideon_Judges6 that is classified.
@@Gideon_Judges6 a vodka boiler
The beauty of what you do Don is in the conversation... things start out very calm and collected as you let the SV dweeb tell his/her story. Then, when you start to challenge the facts, things get a bit more heated as they 'um' and 'ahh' their way to run around the facts or plead memory loss. Then the cork goes off when you reveal who you are and that you have no one 'by that name' in the SEAL database. Then it's name calling, and cussing as their conscience begins to get pricked by the challenges in front of them. Then it's usually.... click... as they no longer wish to be called out for the fraud's they are. BRAVO! I enjoy every one of your episodes.
His reaction says it all. I love these videos having so many family and friends in the military. I recently had some clown try to tell me he was in spec ops and his record isn't on paper. It's ridiculous the stolen valor that happens. Thank you Don for doing what you do and making people aware of the BJs.
Love how Don keeps his cool while the guy goes clearly off the chain.