Navy SEALs React to Classic SEAL Movies
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Yep, believe it or not there are one or two Navy SEAL movies out there!
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Check the movies we Reacted to:
1:23- Navy Seals, 1990, MGM
6:35- Predator, 1987, 20th Century Fox
7:49- G.I. Jane, 1997, Hollywood Pictures
11:01- Act of Valor, 2012, Relativity Media
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Who packed your chute?! And who wants more movies?? Let us know what we should react to next!
Black Rifle Coffee Company I would highly recommend getting some Brit vets to react to kajaki and bravo two zero. Love the content and keep it up. Cheers.
Zulu, Devils Brigade, Cockle Shell Heroes, Boys in Company C, Uncommon valor.
We Were Soldiers, Thin Red Line, 13 Hours, Jarhead, Fury, Inglorious Basterds, The Patriot.
Have Matt react to a movie named Tank. Its an old 80s movie but after about .5 of the way though it gets good
I was the 69 comment
As good as thermal is I’m pretty sure in the 80’s you couldn’t see through walls because you still can’t lol
We bought a pair of glasses from the back of a comic that let us see through walls....just sayin'
Black Rifle Coffee Company the best ones come from cereal boxes lol
The technology exists, but it's not thermal vision, and I'm pretty sure that the SEALs don't have access to it.
I was infantry! I don't need shit to see through shit!!! I can just see through that shit!!!!🤣🤣😂😂🇱🇷🍺👍🤜🔫
Maybe he knew the Matrix (the movie series) hack.
How do you know someone was a Navy SEAL?
He'll try to sell you his book.
Johnny Cash Flow kinda like vegans they just let you know.
In the public's eye, they're rockstars. So why not ease your civilian transition and give your family a better life by capitalizing on your skill set? I frequently worked with SEALs in Afghanistan and have kept in touch with two I consider good friends.
"No Shit I Was There"
@@jackmilligan4901 hey can steroids help you pass buds or not
@@brycesolomon9933 or crossfitters haha same same
The casual "except he'd probably be asleep *hey buddy*"
Trevor Thompsom has a bunch of great lines in this. Cheers.
A friend of mine told me "there aren't a lot of Tom Cruises in the air force, but the navy is full of Charlie Sheens"
Addicts?
Tom cruise was a navy pilot
@@animula6908 - Well, Maverick was.
@@TheRamenSeal - Good question. I don’t understand Ari’s comment either.
@@nadogrl HIV positives maybe?
You guys should react to Tears of the Sun. Very underrated movie.
Absolutely! Hell of a movie!
Yes! It’s about seals right?
I watched this one over and over in college. Great movie.
They did a reaction to it a year ago I believe. They call out Willis for having his 68 on backwards.
@@brycesolomon9933 I looked and I can't find it. I've seen all of their reaction videos so far.
Dennis Haysbert (the SEAL who was killed) was also the CSM in 'The Unit' series - one of my favorites.
Pedro Cerrano from Major League
"If I wanted to be safe I'd be in the Coast Guard" Ha, ha, ha!
just looked through the coments for this
Bring on John Stryker Meyer to talk about some Vietnam era movies. That would be awesome!
That's a boss idea!
Do it
"MR. Peaterson!"
@Libertate Veritas platoon also great vietnam war movie.
@@SupremeNamelessOne Platoon is ok. Only part that was remotely intense was the final bit with the VC overwhelming their base and all the chaos that was going on throughout. Lots of shitbirds died during that sequence who deserved it.
He's right I seen Act of Valor in the theater and when that boat came around and started unloading I was like holy shit.
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH....!!!!!
Saw an interview with one of the junior producers once, and he just about crapped himself when the boat crew told him they'd be using live ammo. The Swiss cheese effect on the cars is as real as real can be!
On that range the guns fire a short range training ammo (SRTA). It is still leather if it hits you but doesn’t travel as far as lead rounds will and it disintegrates when it hits a solid object.
The row of them looks like a rotating hat
Biggs Bros “thank you.”
😂😂😂
Please get Jocko Wilink and Dan Crenshaw on this show.
Jocko did one of these for GQ. It's epic.
@@ryanriddle6550 it would be better here tho
@@seanhokanson4115 LOOOL
Screw cringeshaw
@@tank4024 lib
When I was a teenager I got run over by a truck while riding my pedal bike. Spent the summer in a hospital learning how to walk, talk, think and speak all over again. Made some friends there too though: One young man put his single engine Cesna through the trees at the end of the runway... and our other buddy -- He came down with a streamer, no back up chute, and landed in the middle of the buffet tables of his sister's outdoor wedding reception. :-O Each of us used to laugh and laugh at the pain and suffering all of us had suffered! :-D
OMG
@@theadventuresofjavier8698 We used to laugh and laugh at each other... I asked Wade (the parachutest) if he and his sister still got along... He shrugged his shoulders in his wheelchair and admitted -with a smile- "The girl hasn't spoken to me since!" We asked Craig (the pilot who was on a walker) what tree bark tastes like... and both of them asked me (supported with a cane) if the underside of that truck was greasy of not! :-D (If you wake up from the coma, it's your God-given right to make bad jokes about your accident!)
At one point during our escape and evasion training they set up a scenario where we had captured valuable POW. 2 Cav tanks and their crews, we had to keep him, improvised, until we could turn him over to our Scouts when they got there. Guy was cool and into it. Punched my TC and tried to escape. So what idea did 8 Cav DATs come up with? We duct taped him to the barrel of our tank and drove the few clicks to where we had to turn him over. After that they didn't give us anything to play with anymore. Kinda felt left out.
Do veterans react to the Punisher Netflix Series
That would be fun!!
Yes! This now!!! Especially the end of Ep.1 in season 2.
How bout Veterans react to the Punisher. There are two movies the one with travolta and warzone and the series on netflix. Just to see the guys reaction on the final shootout sequence from warzone would be so cool.
There is THREE Punisher movies the one with Dolph Lundgren, the one with Thomas Jane and Warzone not two.
And some scenes from Daredevil season 2 of the punisher.
“Just use your buddy for cover if there is no cover” lmao
SERE school is one of those courses you look back on fondly.
Until you remember:
Falling asleep after climbing a tree in Evasion and being woken up by being pulled out onto the ground,
them “breaking” your finger to get the information, 3 days into resistance phase. Admittedly it was just dislocation (because they dont break bones) ,but frack did that hurt.
Water boarding,
Getting yelled at and smacked in a foreign language,
Giving up your intel (after holding it the appropriate amount of time) then continuing to get beaten for a few more days for “more intel.”
Also the interrogator called me “my main man,” and that shit made me laugh.
So all and all, I give it a B+
I did get an awesome meal after though.
I got knocked out three times and muzzled because they didn't like the idea I was willing to take a bite of neck, arm or face.. whichever got close enough. I was holding a grudge after one of the "instructors" kicked me in the balls. I figured fk it, they gonna have to work for this stuff.
The SWCC scene and the submarine surfacing scene were the best in the theater. Those submarines are a lot bigger than what they seem in movies and for the Navy to do what they did to make Act of Valor makes that movie one of my favorites.
To all vets watching: Thank You for your service!
I left SERE with stitches in my mouth and braces to stabilize a broken tooth.
Because I fell.
Tons of paperwork!
I enjoyed the movie 'Act of Valor', I'm pleased that your reviewers liked the movie, too.
It's very good but cheesy as fuck. You know the one guy is gonna die in as soon as you watch his first scene
Fuck yeah! I read Lt. Denver's book right after it came out and didn't get around to watching the movie until Christmas of this past year.
Dennis Haysbert was also the Top from “The Unit”.
Loved that series
Let's not forget Lambert voice from the splinter cell games
He was also a bridge officer on the Searcher (where are my nerds?).
He was a Sergeant Major. Tops are E-8s.
I like him, I found his wife and the other wives a highly annoying part of the show
And he was also in "The Unit"...based on the book "Inside Delta Force"
When we nearly went to war with Iran a friend of mine emailed the Iranian ambassador in London telling him that the film "Commando" was a documentary on American soldiers. true story.
In the Mid 80s, I couldn't see anything with starlight scopes. I preferred my own vision at night. Driving a HMMV, the dirt road looks like the dirt on the side of the road. From the foxhole, if I could get the other guy (enemy) to wave at me I might see them with the scope. Night scopes have improved drastically since starlight.
Didn't the Starlight's squeel like stuck pigs when you keyed them?
doughesson they work great in the movies. Just like M-60s
Jacko reviewed the same scene and said “they’re all together , yeah that’s how we jump becaus the planes flying so we’d be too far apart if we delayed.
Chief Graham in Navy SEALs Was also in a TV show called the unit about a special ops army unit
Watched that show too...he was also a Major in Jarhead
You forgot to mention Dennis Haysbert played "snake doc" master sergeant Jonah Blain in "The Unit".
The man is a national treasure and should be protected at all times
And Pedro Cerano
He was a Sergeant Major in The Unit.
And he swung a hellova bat with the help of JoBo in Major League.
Loved that show, that call sign will always be my go to for any online handle
According to a Fmr. SEAL recently on the Joe Rogan experience, shared he heard some of the actors, specifically Sheen, was doing coke, while doing some training for the movies. For the opening scene, Sheen actually just happened to be on the beach, waking up, hungover. Predator gets a pass for hip firing.
React to American Sniper and the SEAL part of zero dark thirty
Also the two tv shows
Six and Seal team
I second this
Stuatt Gebbie SIX was such a good show 😭
Seal Team is an awesome show, especially since it has hired more veterans than any TV production before. Including Tyler Grey, who is a former SFOD-D guy, is one of the team guys in the show which is rad.
@@lmt39 Pretty sure Scott Foxx (Full Metal in the show Seal Team) was a team guy.
Semper Fi
It’s so touchy, but I’d like to see a react to lone survivor with operation redwing.
Good job, but you forgot "The Finest Hour" with Rob Lowe. Even though Mat says Desert Storm isn't the real Desert war, (yes, I caught that ;) it's still a good movie. Most don't realize the Navy was on land during Desert Storm. You might be surprised. Good movie with lot's of big mustaches. @ 12:55 "shit filters full" one of the best lines ever. BTW, this is Mickey. Appreciate the entire Military. Edit ~ son just said, "Mom that movie is chessy. Yep, it's from '91 & not exactly technical but then so is Range 15 (cough). Just going insane during quarantine.
3:14 Jocko Willink disagrees, he reacted to the same scene on GQ's video. He said you go out in a very tight group because the plane is moving fast and if you wait too long you'll be too separated. So who is right here?
He also said they'd be jumping with a boat, while these guys said nothing about it. And he also made a good point that since theyre jumping into water, they gotta be atleast over the horizon (12 nautical miles) and no human can make a dive that long.
Former Army Special Forces, H.A.L.O. detachment. All Spec Ops are all trained the same in Yuma, AZ (my jump Tac was Force Recon and Jump buddy a SEAL based on weight). On a jump we stack heavy (at gate) to lightest. Now, on team this includes ruck weight so your comms (me) and demo are often heavy lead (unless you have a team monster way over 200 pounds plus his ruck). The ideal is we jump very close, just like that scene, and heavier fall faster to seperate until we hit terminal velocity and fall at the same rate but, already seperate. We only have a 500 foot window to pull at depending on pre determined pull altitude (H.A.H.O or H.A.L.O) based on DZ. All jump commands on O2 are hand signals so the talking is for movies. At the course, unlike static line, you pack your own bag at school, but on the teams the chutes are done by H.A.L.O. riggers (we actually had one in our class). For the record that daybreak jump is about the coolest experience anyone can have!
@@carminedowney9561 Thanks for the info and your service. Cool stuff
The chief in ‘Navy Seals’ was also in the show ‘The Unit’ so he was a seal and delta
To the Navy vets, from a Navy vet, THANK YOU for your service!
"Jesus was a team guy" needs to be a sticker or patch immediately.
Met some retired team guys who actually helped Charlie Sheen with Navy SEALs movie. Lots of great stories, few of the bars they go to in the movie are still there, still plenty of team guys around. They also said Charlie Sheen was a true wild man.
Charlie is awesome!
Look, that movie sucked. I was waiting for it to come out...then...we get a freaking Charlie Sheen vehicle, not a Navy SEALs movie. Sheens character gets his buddy killed because he couldn't keep his cool, yet he's still around? In the final chase scene we learn that one of the SEALs doesn't know how to operate a Stinger?
I talked to a custom knifemaker who supplied "some" actual SEALs with his knives back around when this movie came out. He was a friend of another well known actor in the movie, who stated that Sheen was a baby who needed all the attention and constantly annoyed his colleagues.
The one fantastic thing about this movie is: Bill Paxton as "God" :)
Excellent having Jack Carr in to react! Terminal List is a very quick read. Was approachable at SHOT Show and thankful for a copy of True Believer. Looking forward to Savage Son.
Can't like this comment enough!!!
I love how Jack knows the lines and loves Navy SEALs, it makes it so much more fun to watch.
When I was in the Army they called it SEER training, and I went twice. The first time was very "handsy", the second was at Ft Campbell when I was in the 101st, it was lectures, classroom, and we killed, cooked and ate a chicken. This was a nice break from D&C, and weapons maintenance. From the first one there was a little sp4 with a TA-312 that felt the need to "call Hawaii" when I was on "the cross" that today, over 40 years later, if I see him anywhere in this world at any time his sneering smart aleck ass is mine.
Thank you for your service and thank you for watching!! And go easy on him lol
@@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany Thank-you for yours, and your videos, and no his "gotta call Hawaii then" puke slime self will wish he was in Hawaii if I see him.
I stand by my previous comments, you guys should react to Hulk Hogans Navy SEAL TV Movie and series "Thunder in Paradise"
I bought this movie on DVD. It is the only military movie where, after watching it, that along with feeling pumped up, I felt truly afraid. Not about terrorism, but about just how dangerous the SEALs are when deployed. And I'm an American :) It was an eye opening feeling. Really brought the reality of war home.
I'm probably not describing it well but it's like I REALLY thought, thank god they're not coming after me. Like when you see a nature video of a predator animal securing dinner. Except with guns and explosions.
Which movie?
@@nadogrl Act of Valor
I really enjoyed act of Valor. Sure it's cheesy at points, but the tactics are done very well. And it's a cool glimpse into what a team may be involved in. All seals being active duty team guys adds alot. The hot rescue with the boats was just epic.
Terrible movie
@@jrodgers211 who cares what you think
07:24 - That is incorrect my man. Mykelti Williamson was an LAPD sergeant in Heat. Dennis Haysbert was the getaway driver.
Super shocked to find out the Master Chief in Act of Valor is actually a SEAL. I thought he was a actor for sure. A lot of the guys sound like they are just reading from a script but he freaking nailed it.
The interrogation scene was amazing
My favorite Navy Seal moment was when we had a Team come to our FOB in Ramadi to apprehend this HVI, they stormed the dudes house, but guess who wasn't home, turned out he was at a funeral in Fallujah. The very next day, walking right by the FOB was this terrorist a'hole. My marines in silkies, boots, and tees grabbed him so quick he didn't know what happened to him. That was the one time my Marines got the better of those SEALS and I'm pretty sure they're still bragging about it, hell I know I am and this was in 2008. Corpsman Up!
To the devil dogs!
Love me some Jack Carr. Can’t wait to read Savage Son.
It's so good
Black Rifle Coffee Company downloaded the audio book so I can listen while I’m driving and on duty. Guess I need to start first thing tomorrow
VanO “Starrrdship, I love the way you say Starrdship!” 😂 So classic!
UDT shorts is something SF Scuba teams share with SEALs. The most obscenely useless shorts ever created. I still have mine in storage somewhere lol. Good times!
You guys should check out this show from the early 2000s called generation kill. This is a great show about the marine corps that needs more attention.
Dude I've been listening to jack carr books for the last few months on audible. Never seen him in any videos before, awesome!
Received my copy of Savage Son in the mail today. Jack Carr is an epic writer!
and a heck of a nice guy
Black Rifle Coffee Company don’t know him personally, but he’s held in very high regards by many I respect. Cool guy!
11:31 were not gonna talk about how well this is timed
them editing skills dawg
Its fun to hear different opinions and reactions. When Jocko did a reaction to this, he said that the jump was pretty accurate and that they'd want to jump right after another instead of waiting because they all want to stay together. With the speed of the plane, if they jumped then waited, the last person would be miles away.
13:33 I remember watching this movie at drill. Lamest thing ever but all the officers came out of their hiding places to watch it. First time I saw all of them together. Civilian life sucks wish I had not gotten out .
"Ya know i bet in the 80s, you couldn't use thermal to see through wall... cuz you still can't. " my favorite line
You should do reactions to the Delta Force with Chuck Norris. Classic 80s action
USS Greeneville was fitted with something called ASDS, or advanced SEAL delivery system. It was basically SDV before SDV existed. The thing was massive, loud, and kept us from going very fast. One caught fire and they decided to Decom the other, and SDV/DDS was created for the SSGN's cuz they didn't want SSN's doing it anymore.
Act of Valor, about damn time. THANK YOU!!!
A reaction to Aliens ? The Colonial Marine corps are kinda badass in it ! Also fun fact, the actor playing Apone was a former marine and save some of the crew in a malfunction in the armored vehicule...Some automatic response there !
Dredd, the Karl Urban one. Not the whole thing, just the drug apartment scene with the super slo-mo explosion and gun shot wounds. That one's for you Rich.🇺🇸👍🇺🇸🤘🇺🇸
I was behind Charlie Sheen when they filmed the beach scene driving on Atlantic Ave. When the stuntman jumped from the Berkeley Bridge, a friend of mine was driving behind the jeep.
2:53
"Any rear gate exit is the Best"
Is that right, Mat?
They don't "usually" break stuff during the camp slappy phase. Except when I went through, they inadvertantly fractured a guys neck in a stress position. This guy was an older guard member and was told he had to go due to his DC guard job. Made it through everything and then the second to last day during the slappy phase.... Instructor inadvertently fractured the guys vertebrae at the C4. Guys shoulders went numb and he had a pain.
13:25 its cool how both guests look exactly like the two actors
Side note: There's few to no M9 in prop houses, so usually they just grab 92FS-models and use those.
How come no Navy SEAL movie clips from Lone Survivor, American Sniper, and Zero-Dark Thirty, SEAL Team 6: The Raid On Bin Laden, and Tears Of The Sun?
or even worse, clip from the rock with nic cage and sean connery lmao
John McJunkin saving that for the next seal guys
...next!
@@austinplatt4062 Michael Bay is a saint..A SAINT I tell you :)!
Likely not to discredit or take away the SEAL advisors on set thunder. Lone Survivor Marcus Lutrell was very involved. He even came out on the movie.
too old to care about anybody saying something snarky about this; i appreciate the content ran without a lotta cussing. you guys did real good.
thank you Sirs...
Asks coffee shop owners if they have any good coffee........that's a bold move, Cotton.
Proof of Life coulds be a fun movie. From memories the rescue scene was quite good.
How about a Marine Recon review of Fire Base Gloria, Generation Kill and Heartbreak Ridge
Fun fact: Navy seals can communicate with sea creatures
I was asked once "What is war like?" and I answered "It's loud"
"You don't see a battle. You *hear* it...!" (Lt. Richard Sharpe)
and dark
@@neilsummers2610 Yeah, I drove all night several times, but the two encounters I had were in in the day :-)
of all the folks you had there so far, these SEALs really killed it.
loved this episode
Chief is also Snake Doctor from "The Unit"
Snake Doc not Snack
@That 3D Print and Watch Guy Snake tastes like chicken...just sayin’
@@That3DPrintGuy honest mistake.
The hardest thing I went through in the USAF was dealing with a man hating bull dk squadron First Sgt (title, not rank) in basic at Lackland. Some guys in other branches I met lovingly called it daycare, but compared to what these SEAL guys went through it was closer to being at home getting hugs from your mother.
My cousin was 720th special tactics unit in the AF. He is a bad mofo.
They should have military pilots react to aircraft/ helicopter scenes
Firebirds and top gun
@Christopher Morris I watched Flight of the Intruder at NAS Whidbey - I know how Navy pilots react to that one! :)
Iron eagle
Mover (he is on youtube having flown F18, F16 and T38) does that at times. He is hilarious when the laws of fluid dynamics go off for lunch and when ROE and SOP also decide to leave reality for sequences of really bad special effects.
I don't think a bunch of retired SEALs and Marines want to be around a bunch of Retired pilots.
Check out the kildar books by John Ringo. Main character is a former SEAL.
Act of Valor was one of my top 5 military movies! Now that I know it was filmed with real Navy Seals!!! 🤯 fuckin epic
Love jack carr discovered him in brad thors spymaster when he mentions terminal list currently listing to savage son on audiobook
1st rule of being a Navy SEAL tell every one that your a Navy SEAL
Until you run into a real seal and get your a.s kicked real good.
Isnt that a ticket to get laid?
@@taroman7100 Women love the sorrowful hero types... Fake SEALS all the time. I like to hear them afterwords at the bar... He was a phony... Me"I told you so." Now she is going to have bubba's baby and I have to give her extra hours at work. Where is Bubba chatting up another female.
Navy Seals know the difference between "your" & "you're".
Unless you're Tim Kennedy, then you tell everyone you're a "Ranger qualified, Sniper, Special Forces, Sheepdog trainer who's the hardest man alive to kill." Love ya, Timmy! 😬
Best react show on the internet
Damn right
M134A, I call it the lawnmower. No reason I shouldn't be able to own one
Right on man! You'd only need to mow your yard once with it, then you can open it up as a lead and copper mine.
Awesome work guys. One of the BEST Movie with Description
I watched this in theaters When I was 15 , and then I watched it again last night. Their is no fucken way a seal would act like Charlie Sheen's character .
That was outdamnstanding...great humor. I had heard that the "actors" in Act of Valor were actual SEAL Team members but I thought "Nah, they were too good"...good to know.
Love the service and sacrifice everyone brings. No one deserves more respect than a Veteran. How would you react in a situation like The Thing where you can"t trust anyone even your friends?
Hi, England here.... so my favorite military on the ground movie is by real Seal Teams, damn blown away! I never felt the 'acting'. Thanks lads appreciate your insight, God Bless. If you can get a SAS man to join your show, I would love it!
Where's the scene where we have to muster at 3:45 am. Just to wait until 7am to be told we aren't going to deploy for another 12 hours?
Hurry up and wait!
Oh, is that just us V.B.S.S. guys?
Mark Bell - my Vietnam Vet ex-husband told me in the 60’s that “hurry up and wait” was the Army norm.
Tankers react to tank movies- FURY, Courage Under Fire, Battle of the Bulge, Tank Battalion, Beast of War (BEAST), Tank, Sahara- Bogart, not the remake, A BridgeToo Far (there were tanks in that one right?), etc... basically anything with a friggin tank in it because we’re usually too expensive to use in movies....
Interesting note: In the "Navy Seals" clip when the team jumped together out of the back of the C130, it was mentioned that this would not occur, yet Jocko said the exact opposite in his "react" to this same scene and gave a reason for why it was accurate. 🤔
I'm very happy they did Act of Valor one of my favorite modern military movies
Bring on Marcus Luttrell and react to Lone Survivor! Also bring on Charlie Platoon and react to American Sniper! Oh, and maybe Si Robertson to watch some Vietnam movies, that would be a fun one
I stood behind a .50 M2 Mg... mounted in a CH-46 door... i walked Marines in and out of hot/cold zones.. i always prayed for a cold zone... no one glorifies combat except for those who have never experienced it... but i guess that doesnt sell books/movies
Let’s see Marines react to Marine movies like FMJ, Heartbreak Ridge, and Jarhead
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They haven't made a decent movie about Marines since What Price Glory? James Cagney and Dan Duryea. Oooraah
Boys in Company C vs FMJ vs The DI with Jack Webb
FMJ was accurate as fuck for the bootcamp scenes, its pretty much like that, but honestly way more intense in real life lol, Jarhead not so much...
Dude! I saw this movie with my dad and my best friend at that time, for my thirteenth birthday! No, wait. That was Terminator 2, Judgement Day for my thirteenth, and Navy SEALs for my fourteenth, I think. Either way, I remember watching this, then my buddy and I going home and picking through a U.S. Cavalry and Brigade Quartermaster's catalog deciding all of the expensive shit we knew we couldn't afford, but wanted to derive some kind of plan to do it, buy it and make our own special team. He went 82nd, I went 20th SFG and we BOTH hated jumping! I agree that the line, "You don't gotta love it, ya just gotta do it!" got my ass out the door without a fuss just about every time. Thanks for sharing your stories and Act of Valor was a badass movie! I loved the Chief, twisting the nuts off the jihadi trust fund holder, who'd probably stole a few of some suicide bomber's 72 virgins on that boat, and in less than 15 minutes makes him an offer he can't refuse! Hat's off, gents! Well done!
Why spec ops (NAVY Seals, Green Berets, Rangers, Delta Force and Marine Raiders) guys are always badasses? Haha I mean...they are cool
Because they are 3000:1 guy.
IT's part of the job description.
"90% of being cool, is looking cool"- Chris Kyle
You should check out combat control teams
Forgot first recon
Phenomenal! Thanks for that one - it was my favorite one you've done.
Could y'all react to Sgt Johnson's most famous lines in the Halo Franchise? Would love to hear what y'all say about them.
That comment use your buddy for cover. I was always that person that was in front. Lol 6'7" everyone would always stick me out front lol .
Man I miss those days! Lol
Just started Terminal List. Jack's eyes stare into my soul.
You are not gonna be disappointed...with the book or his eyes