Phony Navy SEAL of the Week. ONLY FAKE NAVY SEALS are named ELMER. They can't go to SEAL Training
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
- Retired Navy SEAL Don Shipley' SPARS with a Phony SEAL named Elmer who claims his SEAL Unit was Crucified by the Viet Cong. For a Navy SEAL Verification visit www.extremesealexperience.com/...
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Elmer is legit. I was with him in Vietnam, where he was awarded Navy Cross for hunting wabbits. Had to be vewy vewy quiet though.
I think I saw him on TV when I was 6 years old!!!
haha nice
Damn! That was a good one!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahahahahahahahaha he even sounds like him
Elmer was critical to all our missions, he kept all our paper glued together
I'm British. Lost a very good friend who was SBS (British Seal equivalent), in Afghanistan. These walts boil my piss. Keep up the good work sir.
boils your piss.....*writes in memory book* ..yep...that's a new one. im use it.....thx.
Also walts= Walter Mitties a character that lives in his day dreams. From The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
God bless your friend. fair winds and following seas
Hey Jon,I thought the SAS was same as our SEALS.
@@carlinbrumback8931 SBS I think may be the closest equivalent.
The fact that no Navy SEAL has ever been captured is pretty amazing when you consider how many conflicts these men have been involved in.
Is this true? I’m not saying I don’t believe you, just saying that is incredible
@@timcarter817 Don't believe me, believe Don Shipley.
@@JaxonSmithers Without sounding Glib there may be a darker side to Don's statement. It could also mean that these guys fight to the death! (Or get away, or prevail)
@@mrvertigo23 Thats exactly what it means. It also means that they don't leave anyone behind. Alive or dead.
Bruh they are so good, even if compromised, keep it moving. Don't stop. If you find water as a SEAL you have a major advantage from water training. Reset them looking for you. If they become an issue, take them out. Any generator or motor running nearby can double effectiveness of silenced weapons, anything louder than it unlike Call Of Duty games. Its get there, do mission, get out.
I was in the US Navy. Tried out for the seals October 1986. I couldn’t pass the swim test. Ended up in naval aviation working on jets. Most fun I had in my life.
You tried gave it your all is what deserves respect and at least you still served working in the naval aviation part
Waskly wabbit
Exactly. During our PJ school (12wks) we lose 85-90% of the men do to swimmimg. Our unit, 304th RQS, took our recruits and mentored them months prior going to INDOC. Our graduating rate went up tremendously.
Id be proud to be anything in the service.
We were in during same same frame. I was a PN because we had limited choices as females. My how times change which I am glad. I hate all these phonies when we actually did serve. Thanks shipmate!!86-91 USN where did you do boot? I was in Orlando and was at the pool during work week...holding the sheperds crook. I actually had an even tan!!
"Elmer goes to Buds Class" sounds like a good comedy show,
Kinda like "Ernest Goes To Camp". 😆
@@jamesplymire5342 exactly 🤣
Sounds like a hygiene film title.
Surprise surprise surprise.
Pauly Shore
In The Army Now
I wasn't a SEAL but was a member of the top-secret WALRUS unit in the Air Force. I jumped into Fallujah with Jeremy Dimwitte from an SR-71 going mach-6 from 106,000 feet in '94. You won't find any records because of course they're all classified and I suffered from PTSD from working with Dimwitte so I break out into fits of laughter whenever someone mentions the mission.
Amazing story 🤓I kinda like some of these stories 🧐😳I'm waiting in a nest of cobra's nothing but a stone blade🤬not even both socks ...lost that one in someone's butthole 🤓Ya see what I'm saying about Cool stories 😝😅🤣🤓😎
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh the Jeremy crap is funny
HAHAHAHA 😆 😂 😂
Lmao
My twin brother served as a marine during active combat. He can’t stand hearing people say they are snipers or special force’s to strangers. Jon said to me that it’s RARE to hear any soldier talk about active combat. Highly disrespectful to do such a thing! I appreciate people like you Don, thank you for your service!
Yeah rare. My grandfather had multiple bronze stars and a Purple Heart from the Battle of the Bulge. We didn’t even find out until he died. Told us he was a cook during the war. Seems like people that went through that do everything they can to avoid talking about it
@@Dodgers-sw2uk , same with my pop. He was 4th infantry division 124th transportation battalion (gun trucks) and had his dad convinced that he was just a Chaplain's assistant. He just didn't want to talk about it.
@@Dodgers-sw2uk Sounds like my granddad. All he would say was that he was a barber on a boat during WWII. His age would have put him at the end of the war so Pacific theater. He did say one time when the big guns go off you better be below deck. That is the only way I know that his "boat" saw combat. Yet he would never say anything else. I wish he would have cause I love history yet he passed away not saying anymore than he was a barber on a boat.
My father wouldn't talk much either.
I’ll tell ya whatever you want to know! It’s not that it was just sooooo bad I couldn’t bare to speak about it, it’s that the vast majority of civilians wouldn’t get the lingo for one and for two there is no amount of explanation that will paint the picture so after a few years of trying to paint that experience for the rest of the world I gave up trying, however if I ever meet another Veteran I have no issue communicating with them effectively especially if we were in the same place in fact it’s refreshing to talk to fellow vets
I never served, but I can't even fathom pretending to be someone that I am not. Stepping up and taking bows for something I didnt accomplish. I am proud of the life I built for myself and I am proud of who I am. You don't have to lie to gain respect. Why don't these guys get that? If you arent proud of yourself, then find something and work hard at it. Put in the hours. You don't have to dazzle people with being a Navy SEAL. People will respect you for being honest.
I'll second that champ 💪 👌 👍
@@tamaustralia4949 Thank you Sir!
@Engelbert Humperdinck Very good. I think you're right. It seems there is a lot of that going on today. But, yea, they need help....perhaps a lot.
@Engelbert Humperdinck Wow! This is funny. I have had many video suggestions of Engelbert Humperdinck in my feed lately. I'm not talking about 1 or 2 here and there. I'm talking about like 4 per page when I am scrolling. It was really quite a coincidence for me seeing your name here. I am being bombarded with Engelbert Humperdinck the past few days. Someone must be using my premium account and watching a lot of his videos and listening to a lot of his songs.
@Engelbert Humperdinck they need both punishment and psychiatric help. Sad part is they know there is a consequence to the shit and dont give a shit about the consequence. Thats like saying a pedo don't deserve to be punnished
As a duly elected representative of the US Army, I'm afraid that we're going to have to politely decline your offer of Elmer and pass him off to the Coast Guard.
Funny how Coast Guard is one of the pickiest branches.
Elmer should try the Salvation Army.
As generous as your offer truly is, as the duly appointed representative of United States Coast Guard interests in this particular matter, we are presently unable to facilitate incorporating Elmer into our ranks.
Hell if we're just hurling jokes here's a couple: Navy= Never Again Volunteer Yourself. Amy= Ain't Real Marine Yet, Air Force = Chair Force, I've heard some Coast Guard folks say if it weren't for the Coast Guard all Navy Kids would be ugly. I believe all branches are important to our Nation's security.
My grandfather was named Elmer. Us Army Captain. Service in China in WWII. BSM, CIB.
Official Coast Guard spokesman here would like to thank you for your offer but we already have too many FKN ELMERS.
Elmer's been sniffin' too much glue.
Elmer is such an embarrassment that it makes me feel extremely sorry for his dog. A dog doesn’t deserve this.
Even his dog thinks he’s a dick.
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha
lol, sad but true
only reason he has a girlfriend, is the dog
Hey. Stop busting on the Coast Guard. We are the sole reason Navy wives have beautiful children. 🤣😂😂
Some of these comments are GOLD!
You are one BOLD puddle pirate!
Excellent 😂
"My names Elmer, I was a navy SEAL." Sounds like something someone would name their pet seal.
Sounds like he doesn't wear any pants and he walks around with a shotgun hunting wabbits
Underrated comment 👍🏼
You would name a pet donkey Elmer....
@@wsreeves123 Petty Officer 1st Class Elmer Bigelow, USN, M.O.H.(posthumous), 15 Feb., '45.
😂😂😂😂👏👏
I don't laugh out loud very often, but when you came out with that Elmer line I burst out laughing. Love what you do and the way you do it.
What makes even extra special besides being a seal, is how you look and interact with the camera, you make us feel like we are in the room with you. All those facial expressions and faces! Brilliant Mr. Shipley.
Thank you and your brothers, past and present for their service!
Listening to Don talk about weirdos, drinking a beer, getting a tattoo. Life’s good. Thank you sir.
You're not getting a Trident tattoo are you?
😉
@@RicArmstrong punisher logo, trident, seal team 69
Alchohol thins the blood and makes you bleed more when getting a tat. Most good artist know this and dont do work om drunk ppl lol
@@zameion90 didn’t say I was getting drunk. Drinking A beer (1). More of a stoner anyway 😉😉
@@99fxr68get that trident scraped off before Don calls you…
Don't send any "Elmers" to the Army. We respectfully decline. Maybe the Coast Guard is a better home for them.
More like the salvation army 😂
Space. Force.
Sorry, no Elmer's in the Coast Guard
ya right thats disrespectful
Elmer is a Marine! He bunks with Gomer Pyle.
Best channel on the Internet, hands down.
I worked with a guy about five years ago (he retired), and he had served in the Coast Guard. I asked him one day, "Jim, did you ever feel inadequate when you saw a destroyer going by?" His answer, "yeah........"
Just to be clear, I respect all services, they all play a vital role in the defense of our country, you just had to know Jim, he is one of the funniest people you could ever meet.
So glad I found this channel. I've never served but I have THE UTMOST respect for anyone that did. I can't stand when people fake their bravery
Imagine having the gall to fake being a Navy Seal and when confronted by an actual one, challenging him to come down there face to face. SMH. That is somethin' else right there.
I agree I think old Elmer had a few too many cans of courage and when he wakes up from this drunken stupor and sees Senior Chief Shipley standing before him I would love to see the video of the pee wetting his pants from his crotch to his ankles!
Stupid is forever
That'd be hilarious; I'd bet he'd show up and there'd be at least a handful of folks who recognize him - they would prolly help Don kick the shit out of the dude, and then buy Don a beer after.
I was laughing my a$$ off when you said the navy doesn't allow people named Elmer to join. I started thinking back on my seven years I served, you know, I don't recall anyone named Elmer lol.
I had a Thurston on one of my crews. No Elmers.
"No seal has ever been captured" - I didn't know that. This needs to be on a plaque in every bar in Murica 🇺🇸🍻
It is such a treat to see you call out these pretenders. This one just made my day Don and it's a shame many try to get away with this malarkey. It's always a fun to see you put a new video out. Appreciate your service and all of the other folks who defend our country.
Cocaine is a hell of drug
@@Anonymous-lq2bs meh… Elmer plays with tickle me Elmo
How can you tell when a drunk is Lieing 🥴🥴 His lips quit moving when he's guzzling beer 🍺🍺🥴‼️he was in Vietnam in 1962 is Bull shit 🦬💩‼️ ,
My great uncle Elmer was a Navy SeaBee in WWII and built mulberry's under fire by the Germans at Normandy then after Europe was liberated...got sent to get shot at by the Japanese while building runways on the island hopping campaign. So there are SOME exceptions...albeit 70 years ago!lol!
Gramps was a cb. Died working coal pitts in so. ill crane operations
Did he make glue?
@@Fatherofheroesandheroines No, but he hunted pesky wabbits.
Hahaha yeah Elmer was a normal name back in those times
I would have liked to have known your Great Uncle TakeDeadAim... They don't often make them like that anymore.
Don Shipley is the most Navy name I’ve ever heard of.
Really enjoy your channel, listened to stories as long as I can remember my Dad was in the First Special Service Force & I still go to their reunions when ever I can.
This is an oldie but a goodie. One of my favorite phone busts. It's so great because you can see this is late in the day and Don has a few drinks in him. Pure gold!
are u reading the sun through the window?
how do u figure he has alcohol in him?
Unfreakin believable! The thought that someone would do such a thing. It's a good thing you busted him so that others learn NOT to insult the armed forces.
Thanks for doing what you do.
It means a lot to me because my dad was in the navy for 32+ years
Thank you for doing all you do for Not only the Seals but for the Navy in general. I love seeing you roast those idiots!
I can't say it enough times.. THANK YOU Don for what you've done and continue to do! God bless!
Don you need your own tv show. All of us real veterans would love it!! Great job as usual !!
Don ive recently been watching your vids, I have to say your patriotism, loyalty to the Seals and INTEGRITY is top notch, Being an Aussie I have to say your a bloody CHAMPION, keep up the great work mate.
Your patience is to be commended! Keep up the good work.
Don is a full blown comedian. He should get some side gigs on stage explaining his craziest stories. It would be gold.
Honestly, the way he sets people up is GOLD. He seriously is talented at this (among other things)
I just love his expressions, head in hands ect lol..
Hey, Don Best wishes to you and Diane.
I can confirm. Don is top notch and on his game. He verified a seal claim for me. As a retired EOD tech who served in Iraq and Afghanistan this is important. Thank you.
Thx Shipley fam. Appreciation.
Great stuff Sir.
My closest interaction with the SEAL teams was to stand on the tarmac with my hand over my heart in salute to the fallen of EXTORTION-17 as their body bags were removed from a C-130 at Bagram.
The moral turpitude of the thieves and liars who feed on the sacrifices of truly brave warriors should sicken every decent human being.
Thank you to all have served!! I hate that there are people who do this! It’s just such a disgrace to our actual Veterans!! It’s great to hear the guys beyond you laugh though!! 😂. Much love to you guys!! 💗🇺🇸💗🇺🇸💗🇺🇸
Elmer . More like Elmo , .. I am a Iraq/afghan vet , hate these Guys , give em Hell Don!!
The beautiful thing about this man is he holds the same respect for a good man just as much as a battle buddy. A good heart holds the same value in any situation
Thank you for your work
My dad is freaking 80 amd can still tell you when he got outta basic and who he served under on what ships and other guys that where there. If there's one thing I've learned as a Navy brat, it's a sailor never forgets that stuff. Hell, I can tell you some of the ships he was stationed on toward the end because I was alive at the time getting letters and tapes and stuff.
The simple stuff gets these fakes for sure.
My Dad was in Navy 21 years he was in Vietnam on a destroyer...He knew Seals and I got to see them off duty metal detecting at the beach in Hampton Va.I show him these videos and he can't believe people pretend to be Seals 🤓 Gets him a bit annoyed 🤓So it's fun to still mess with him ..Keeps his mind working 🤓Thanks Mr Don😎
Actually Don did almost call out a real SEAL once, his name was Giurio Vicente or something like that... he was talking to him as if he was a fake in the beginning but turned out to be legit
Totally, that guy was a G. The language barrier was the biggest issue tbf...
Yea the italian seal. On the COVER of soldier of fortune magazine lol
Yeah, but you're forgetting all the SEALS who were legit but who Don couldn't verify because their records were all classified.
He's lives in Punta Gorta Florida
@@calvinsaxon5822 wrong. The missions are classified but the BUDS training etc are all listed on a DD214 and not classified.
Another great job Don,thanks for all you do.
Stoked for PART 2!!!!!!!!
I remember Elmer, he was the platoon house mouse in Squad 13 over in Nam in 62. He carried the shield 🛡 and long sword 🗡. 13 was his lucky 🍀 number, he swam all the way back to the Alamo with the cross nailed to his hands after he escaped being captured. After he got out of the Navy, he started a glue company using old Navy Calvary surplus horses 🐴
These videos just light up my day! Don if you are still doing the extreme seal experience my son and I would love to come out and participate! He's only eight and I know we would need to wait some years but I've told him about you and he's so excited! He wants to be a Navy SEAL when he gets older.
good episode! Thanks Don - and to all of your Brothers!!
God bless you sir. Thank you for your service.
So crazy people still do this stolen valor stuff knowing Don is out here ready to call them out on their hard bullshit.
It’s amazing how many people out there were in one form of special ops or another. Recon, Sniper, Seals.
I was special... 92G. 😁
I was special... 92G. 😁
@@un-trackable5705 not familiar with Army MOS so I had to google it. I can’t argue your point though. Can’t go very far without chow. 👍😂
Shit, I was a 99Z (inflight missile repairer).
It's ridiculous
Way to go Don! Thanks for all you do Sir.
I thank you for everything you do sir. God bless
I can't believe people would do this. Why??? Be yourself!!!!!!!!! I'm glad your channel exist. Semper Fi to all the service men and women who serve in the Military. Thank you for your sacrifice and God Bless.
I was in the Navy during Vietnam and the only thing I remember about the SEALs is that everyone I knew thought they deserved a great deal of respect because # 1 they had the Viet Cong scared half to death & # 2 they had no MIAs or POWs because they refused to leave anybody behind. Who else that was over there can say that.
The Green Berets can say that😂
The only troops the Viet Cong were frightened off were the Korean Infantry and the Australian SAS who trained your Green Berets.
I have read numerous books on the Vietnam War and have never heard off the VC being frightened off US SPECIAL Forces.
Most MACV-SOG missions were failures because they were hastily planned.
The Australian SAS had a bounty of $US200 placed on them as early as 1966.
The Australian SAS were called Grey Ghosts by the VC as they used their own tactics against them. The VC by 1967 were very frightened off them as they could never see or find them. The VC went from hating to really fearing them.
WHY -
The SAS would do 7, 10 and 14 day operations. They would sit & not move for days. On the last day of their operation they, for example, would call the USAF and two Phantom 4FB's would appear out of nowhere and accurately drop napalm and conventional bombs on what the VC thought was a safely hidden base, or bases, under the jungle canopy.
Imagine waking up at 5 AM just to see a 8,000 pound bomb drop on your ass.
@@FrostedSeagull I guess we'll have to agree to disagree because you have apparently read different books than I have. The VC had bounties on many different types of enemy soldiers including Special Forces, war dogs and handlers, Marine Snipers and others. It would be true to say that they never collected a bounty on a Navy SEAL because no one was left behind. The Seals also specialized in calling in air strikes from U.S. jets & also helicopters, the abduction of VC personnel & documents and patrol of the Mekong Delta area. There direct action enemy casualty count is classified but known to be at least 4000 killed or captured and uncountable deaths due to air strikes, etc. while sustaining a Seal casualty count of less than 50. Also from what I've read, the Green Berets began in 1952 and the Australian SAS began in 1957. The SEALs officially began in 1962 although they really began with the Amphibious Scouts and Raiders in 1942 during WW II.
"Can I talk to her"
"No"
"Didn't think s-"
"You can talk to her if you want to"
Might be the funniest exchange I've heard all week
God Bless you for all you do.
thank you Don. you made me spit out my beer😂 u owe me one....it can be warm, I was in the army...
"Squad 13 was tragically crucified by the 'Cong, forcing the Navy to switch to using the classification of Teams. That's when they started snorting coke and cutting throats." Elmer Fudge
These people make me sick. Thanks for your service Don, and your teammates', who lost so much in service of this Country.
Great work Don👌
Hello from England love your work keep it up
Hats off to you Don! Absolute respect to you, what you stand for and the things I will never know about. Even as a UK National, I recognise that we are fortunate for the work of the teams, as well as other US and non-US SOF units. It’s a shame that so many try to claim they are a part of something they are not, but Christ does it give us some entertainment at times.
We see similar here in the UK with the SAS claims.
sto5002125 • I can see what you mean with the SAS. Those folks don't fool around. And for somebody to pretend they're... shameful.
On most weekends the SAS grows exponentially in pubs and clubs the fastest recruitment and training in history but come Monday morning it shrinks back.
@Reanu Keeves
Our most famous stolen valour case was the clerk from Queensland.
Passed himself off as SAS during the Vietnam War because he heard the accounts and wrote them down.
He would drink and get carried away and talk crap. The dead give away he wasn't SAS was he was 5'6. The SAS had height restrictions those days. No one under 5'10.
PLEASE have Diane do a couple calls! That would be hilarious to see an angry woman talk shit to these clowns, especially since she knows more about the SEAL lifestyle than any of these clowns could ever read about and regurgitate as facts. I would LOVE to see her go off on them and hell, maybe even get a good video of you getting the groceries. Might be a great idea for an April Fools video where you two switch spots, granted the only fools in the video would be the phonies. Anyways, keep up the great work! Not only are you calling out and exposing these phonies, but you do tons of other great things for the kids, vets, and community that a lot of people may not even know about.
☝☝☝ this right here, c'mon Master Chief, wed absolutely love it
I seem to recall Diane has, at least, participated in a few of these calls...
Im more afraid of her than i am of him.
I think Diane is hilarious. I would love that!!
We love Diane!!❤️🇺🇲
Keep up the good work Senior Chief. I enjoy you calling out these phonies and upholding the Honor of the US Navy.
Don,you are the man.I enjoy all your stories...
I’ve met a lot of SEAL’s, they all had the same traits:
- sleeve tattoos
- great hair with too much product in it
- above average intelligence
- in good shape but not overly muscular
- impeccable military bearing
My friend is a former seal and you wouldn’t know it unless someone pointed it out. He’s very humble and a bad ass.
you forgot New York Times bestseller
@@theironmarshmallowg3932 Most badasses are humble.
@@theironmarshmallowg3932 Same here. I worked with a guy about 20 years ago (we were early twenties) and he was active in the Navy and told me one day on a Friday that it was his last day and ended up going thru seal training. He was such a badass that I would have bet money he would make it. We reconnected about 10 years later and he was quiet and super nice (basically the same guy as before) and we spent a lot of time together in the following few months before he moved (got married to a woman who lived in California) and I never really “saw” the difference until one evening some weeks after and his parents’ little farm was having trouble with a wolf killing some of their chickens. That night we had a bonfire drinking beers and dude gets up and doesn’t say anything, goes inside and gets into full gear and climbs up on top of the aluminum roof of the coop (about 100yds away from us). We continue drinking and talking and about 2 hours later he comes over and says “Timmy, I need a hand”. I get up and get closer to him and he’s got a dead wolf next to him. My buddy shot the wolf in the hind quarters and jumped off (I’m assuming this) the roof and cut the wolf’s neck. I was almost in shock and found out the next day from his dad that this wolf had killed my buddy’s favorite rooster (I still remember the name of it-“Big Daddy” lol bc it was so fking huge) and my buddy literally meant to wound this wolf and then slice its throat.
Synopsis: I wouldn’t ever even wish my worst enemy against my friend lol.
(Postscript) We were best men in each other’s wedding and I love him like he is my blood family.
And to anyone who bothered to read my rambling: You should thank every actual member of the service-no matter the branch-every time you see them. Buy their coffee. Buy their Big Mac. Trade your nice seats to them. Because everything you enjoy in your life, all the way up to you being able to read this on your phone/tablet in comfort and safety, was entirely precipitated by the men and women who have given their lives for you to enjoy that comfort. There are men and women who literally died just so you could enjoy your cup of coffee on a Sunday morning, perhaps reading this. When we talk about “heroes”, I don’t want to hear about Lebron James, Tom Brady, Bill Gates. The real heroes are the ones who sacrifice their lives to make your life better. I wish anyone who didn’t understand how good we have it here would take 5 minutes to walk into hundreds of cities on the other side of the world and then say who has it good.
God bless you and yours! Stay AMAZING!!❤✝️🇺🇸
Thank you Don 😊
You're doing great work for a good cause, Don!
The day I left MEPS for the army, a Seaman named Stain also left for boot. I told him good luck with that last named you should have joined the air force.
Watch that mouth lol
And now on tonight’s episode of “Shit That Never Happened”……
I’ll wager in the history of the seals there has never been an Elmer
Thank YOU Sir.
Love how polite you are chief!
“Only hot chicks in the Navy”
Um, tell that to the tubbies in my Avionics A School class in NAS Millington. As a Marine, I had 3 or 4 chasing me, and no way could I take them all at once.
I went through Avionics 'A' School in Millington in '78. I went back for 'C' School in '82. But yeah, I know what you're saying about the women. Yeah, there were a few hot ones, but the majority wouldn't fit into that category.
Truth.
lmao
Too many fat chick's in the military these days LOL
@rockhopper 392 • Leave it to a jar head. Just kidding friend. Know just what you mean. I'm ex-navy, but we're in the same boat. Love your call sign. 'Rockhopper 392' That's a cool one. You know what I mean ..
Don so happy guys like you are doing this, no way this is fun.
Pretending you're military is bad enough, for the Seals this must be disgusting.
I even see it happening with cops now.
Peace and love Don!
What's the difference between doing this as military vs Seals? Both wrong.
Yeah, the thing is stolen valors morally wrong. Like, these guys are doing it for peoples admiration, respect, free food n booze, discounts, n cos they have sad lives. When someones pretending to be a cop its more serious, cos they're generally doing it so they can do something nefarious
Love u Don keep doing what u do
You do great work
My Nephew serves in the Army special forces. He came back a little more than a yr ago. He led his own S.F. team executing night raids on Taliban compounds. He is a true warrior from 7th group, H.A.L.O. , Sniper, Scuba team qualified. Many times to Afghanistan, Iraq and Kuwait. One thing about SEALS and S.F. members is that they rarely brag on themselves. Most of the time they brag on their peers, the fallen, ones who came before them. Only the posers seem to need glory. The real warriors are humble underappreciated heroes who have risked their lives or lost their lives to serve their country. As we've heard before, "No greater love has a man that he would lay his life down for a friend ". This is what the real heroes do!
They brag all the time. There’s 50 seals selling books and having podcasts. The hell you talking about
@Rights On 🇺🇲 Its amazing to me that the ones who have served in armed conflict are the ones who talk about it least. Theirs is a true brotherhood. God Bless
I’m addicted to these vids Senior Chief. Thank you….I’m thinking Elmer is more USAF material. Squad 13? I literally spit my drink out of my mouth. Much respect for what you do and thank you….from former USMC 0911
YUUUT!
As a former Airman, I definitely think ol elmer here is more McDonald's material.
@@TeufelHunden-cq6mq …….all damn day
@@joeblack333 …..good point sir. My bad!!!
Love these videos. Keep up the good work. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hey, that's my shirt you got on. Go get em, Don. Love your videos and balance tactics.
On behalf of the United States Army: We also do not accept “ELMERS”. We request that you please check with the Marines next…🤣🇺🇸
Spc Parrish
Purple Heart (RET)💜
I second this Spc Parrish. As a former 11b we do not accept 'Elmers' of any variety. I think that 'Elmer' is a synonym for 'crayon-eater'. Can any jarhead please confirm?
I worked at the Pittsburgh airport with a guy named Delmer. He told me that when his dad was drafted during WWII the military put a D in front of Elmer. It was easier to keep it and also named his son Delmer. So there's proof that even back then they didn't want anybody named Elmer.
@@ndl6827 @big e. we may have to ask the Air Force rep Bro…I still don’t think the marines have had “computer school” yet to see these posts 🤣 Can someone from Air Force please confirm if you take ELMERS? Thanks 🇺🇸
Nope. You can take Marines off of that list. We draw the line at crayon eaters. Absolutely no Elmers. Try the Space force.
@@jimpelikan457 🤣👍🏼👽
Easy on the ARMY
Great work Don. Your wife sure reminds me of my Moms sisters in South Mississippi. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Don .
To my fellow Veterans...you all know the questions to ask these pretenders...trust your gut...and at the end of the conversation ask for proof...if they claim "my wallet was just stolen"
"I forgot to bring it"
99.9% of the time they arent a Vet
I recommend finding your local Veterans Memorial Hall or Veterans Service Office...typically those places are able to check
They prove their deceit by talking about it.
A real SeAL can keep a secret.
@@ninjabearpress2574 true...pretty much most Special Forces are like that...they sure as hell dont brag about it
@@adeimousragnarok8150 My uncle was EOD in Vietnam, I had to find out how he won his purple heart in a news story because he never talked about it.
I really just don't care unless they are trying to get money from people.
thank you for your sacrifice and service for peace and especially your continued dedication to exposing wannabe shitbag frauds.
I was waiting on Don to say, “no commanding officer ever demanded we take cocaine, we did it way before it got to the level of demanding”
lt never ceases to amaze me that these guys will talk to Don for as long as they do even after they know they are busted
I remember seeing this guy as a child at a wedding in NH or Vermont. They made us stand so long the starch on his suit was melting. What's the point of going to a wedding if you're not going to look nice. Anyways, the part I remember most, was when his wife crashed the procession on a jet ski. Nope they still carried on.
Back in the day when I was a Navy seal I had to walk 25 miles a day barefoot in the snow the chicks were ugly the beer was nasty but the nasty beer made chicks look good!
Cringe
I never heard of any other family in the United States having three Navy seals I appreciate your family keep up the good work
I remember the Italian Gentleman whose friend put him on the phone with Don who turned out to be the real deal, what a great video and story that was!!
i laugh my ass off on every video of yours...especially when you have your buddies or wife around
from what I understand, seal teams train and live together for at least a few years so anyone who claims to be a seal should be able to list at least half a dozen guys they served with right off the top of their head without even thinking about it. I love what you're doing all around... you need a TV show
Hell, I was just an army grunt 11B. I went to Benning for basic in '91 and I believe I can still remember the name of nearly every guy in my platoon, my drill sergeants, my CO, XO and even the armorer.
@@redwatch1100 but you didn't watch them all get crucified so that's why you remember them. smh
GREAT NAME!
I got a question, though.
What happened to the first 2?
Hate when they use it politically.....
“As civilians, they may advocate for a political candidate, but they
can’t imply DoD, Air Force, or Reserve endorsement of any party or
candidate.” - Official United States Air Force Website
Your doing Gods work Senior! Keep this train going! SEMPER Fi and HOO-Yah!
The army kept all the Elmer's Don - we sent you guys all the Jody's LOL! Love your stuff bro.