This is one of the reasons why Leadership will now choose someone the recruit/enlisted man trusts to do domestic wellness checks. They won't flip at their bosses for showing up, but when I knocked at my suicidal buddy's house on a tuesday at 10h30, he was wide eyed at seeing me out of combats, standing at his poarch. He goes Wtf are you doing here man And I go "CoC asled me to come check up on you, they know we're close and frankly they didn't have to. The second they said your name and "hes not well" in the same sentence, I went up to em, said I'll go over there myself and make sure you're good and they said Please do. So went back home, got changed, and drove to you." He couldnt believe it. "Jeez Im fine whats their fckn problem" I told him to forget chain of command they dont fucking mattwr right now what matters is you know that ME, and a lot of other people actually fckn LOVE u bro. And I aint leaving this house until you look at me in my eyes and swear I'll see you at work tomorrow, and I'll see you at work a year from now. We had a long conversation and eventually called it. Told him if he needs me, my phone is set to max volume and he can call me at fckn 1 am on a monday night if he needs I wont give a shit. Its been 2 years now. He found the love of his life, got back on track and he's a happy buck. Damn proud of him.
I see a lot of people referencing Bull being relieved of duty. Read the available facts and context. His junior marine , Sgt Gamez was UA due to being arrested in Georgia. Gamez claims he contacted command stating the reason his UA, but per 3rd Marines , he did not make proper notification; therefore prompting Bull to enter his residence to conduct a wellness check. Any good leader would do the same immediately. Working in law enforcement, his actions are and were entirely legal given the circumstances. This is an important citation of my civilian career because this happened at an off base residence and I understand application of local , state , and federal law. Gamez posted footage of Bull entering his residence to social media and tagged Military and news media entities, citing trespassing which in fact was untrue , given the circumstances. Had it remained a private issue , there would have been no recourse for Bull. Gamez made a big deal out of nothing to detract away from being arrested . Gamez should be ashamed and so should the Corps. This is simply a case of a leader being railroaded because the organization as a whole was embarrassed that its dirty laundry was being aired out.
@@i-h8-democratsProbably doesn’t know the whole story or military protocol when situations like that arise. It ain’t the first time I’ve heard of an NCO or a battle buddy going to your house and kicking in your door to see why you aren’t answering your phone or showing up to work.
@yaboileeroy3038 Exactly. I'm going on a limb here, and I'm going to say that most of the people in the comments were not NCO's, let alone a senior leader. They don't understand the inner workings behind situations like this. They see a clip, dont bother to look into the situation, and whole story and just follow the herd.
@@i-h8-democrats ironically enough, I’m one of those guys (civi, want to enlist, Navy or Army because just hit age limit for Marines). I just had a few vet buddies who weren’t shy about how the military actually works if I ever asked. Both the good and the bad. I don’t know much, but I know enough to know SgtMjr was in the right and, as one commenter in another thread put it, he was the scapegoat for the Corps after they got embarrassed. SgtMjr made them look bad (not really) and the court of public opinion was already against him, so he had to go. Welcome to Politics: Military Edition.
If the housing in question is off post, he has no right to enter a domicile without consent to do a wellness check regardless of the situation. That is LE jurisdiction. He went past his duty and committed a misdemeanor because he felt like he couldn’t be touched. Stop the cope and accept that it’s a good thing that he got kicked out
My WW II father was a U.S. Marine until his last breath. I am extremely fortunate to.have been raised by him as well as under the watchful eyes of other Marines. I had always dreaded his passing. Especially the thought of attending his funeral services. To the contrary his “send off” by very much younger, yet none the less fellow U.S. Marines was far more moving than I could have imagined. His services ended I followed those Marines into the parking lot as they exited. One Marine was very ill. On his knees and vomiting. Yet during my father’s funeral service he remained rock solid. I served with honor. I was sure to let them know that myself and mine will be forever grateful for their service. I am not a U.S. Marine. On behalf of my U.S. Marine father and family members …Semper Fi!…I truely believe that the streets of Heaven are guarded by United States Marines.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
SEMPER FI ❤ i'm not even from the U.S. I'm from canada, the marine corps is one of the most precious things in my life . Always remember SEMPER FIDELIS stay strong brother
I don’t get why it’s such a big deal what he did. Was the guy not going to base? When I was in this would have been fine to go to a Marines house. Seems like the corps is just going to shit.
A smart person learn from their mistakes. A wise person learn from the mistakes of others. You can miss out on a lot of wisdom focusing on the messenger instead of the message. In the Bible, God used an ass to deliver a message. Why can’t he use this ass? A lot of people miss out on great advice focusing on the messenger. No matter what he was kicked out for, he still did 23 years. He still became a sergeant major. He still had accomplishments and still had a life worth value. Did you? He still living his individual life and recognizing the value in his life. Thank you sergeant major for your service. Thank you for this wonderful advice. A lot of people miss out on great advice focusing on the messenger.
@@slothassasin1055 Yeah my first 1stSgt was a grunt and honesty not a total douchebag as one would think a 1stsgt would be. He was a hard ass but would take care of his marines
He was air wing mechanic. He was my sgtmaj for a couple years in 11th marines. Moto as hell but when he was in 11th marines he was not that bad. We all hated the BC over SGTMAJ.
This guy literally broke into a marines house that had gotten arrested. When the marine got out he looked at his camera footage and caught him red handed. He reported him, he should’ve been arrested as well but instead he was just forced into retirement.
“What made you get out of the marine corps?” What he really should’ve said was “well I got caught breaking and entering into a Sgts house and got relieved of my duties”
He was conducting a wellness check. The Sgt recorded the incident and posted on internet claiming he was breaking and entering to detract from the fact that he was arrested.
1989-2009 for me. My best time was the 6 years I spent as an E-5. MOS 0331. Not by choice. The hire the rank, the more the stress. I could never imagine how difficult it must have been for this Marine. Thank you for your service and God Bless you. Semper Fi
"Felt it was my time" aside the people name dropping him over a crime he may have committed (Not saying it did or didn't happen, I don't know ANY of the details) but he's still getting regular haircuts and shaving just like he's still collecting that active duty paycheck.
What made you get out of the Marine Corp? "I felt it was my time 23, 24 years is the sweet spot" Really!! How about getting fired, or in Marine Corps terms "Relieved due to the loss of confidence in his ability to lead" for unlawfully entering a junior's Marine house
Four years was enough for me. I was fortunate to make Sergeant, 4 months before I got out. They offered me Admin Chief School, I almost reenlisted. But at the last minute I decided to get out in October 1977.
Sgt Major and Master Gunnery Sgts usually conplete their career at a full 30 years, 23 years active duty, into it, like he really wanted to let it go that far into the game that early, he actually got caught up breaking into a junior Marines house LOL! it was between forced retirement or UCMJ charges!
This man was pure jokes. So many of us got smoked because we would all crack a smile / laugh when he would roast one of the other recruits. He was my SDI in bootcamp Plt 1114 Charlie Co at mcrd.
Can’t speak on everything he did in his career. But I made a mistake once. I got a DUI. Got busted down as a more senior Sgt in the BN to a Cpl. Dude always treated me with fairness and dignity. I have nothing negative to say about him.
SgtMaj. in less than 20 years. Clearly his career was blessed from the start. There are E-6's and E-7's who get pushed out because they can't get that next stripe in less than 20. What was his base MOS?
He is literally retired at 44yo.... To put that in perspective if he leads a middle of the road humble life he's making $80,000 a year just living his daily life at the age of 44 while most people are still in the middle of their careers, giving him the opportunity and the income to start up businesses and fail and it won't even matter if he fails because he still has that fall back of 80 grand a year
“A jack of all trades and master of none, but often times better than a master of one” is the FULL quote from William Shakespeare. People often leave out that important last part.
My sweet spot was 4 years active. I tried an additional 3 years with the reserves and it was a no-no. Just another 8 years until I retire at 50. Just gonna raise our son and enjoy life with the wife.
0311 myself, we are definitely the fucked up bunch 😂. I learned there are 2 Marine corps, the Infantry and the units attached to it, then everyone else lol. SFMF
@@frawstey281 and people wonder why the staff NCOs that are serving past 20 yrs are ineffective and unmotivated. They are just counting down the days: It’s all about the money to them.
"Breaking and Entering" is the accused violation, but any good leader would check on his Marine, it just happens that Marine was a POS blue falcon who ended up in jail which is why he went UA.
Everytime I see a video with SgtMaj, I always take a few seconds to describe the kind of leader he was. I describe him by best saying “Fuck SgtMaj Bull”
He describes his MOS like he's the dude playing the dude disguised as another dude.
These interviews are cool
HAHAHA !!! "Tropic Thunder" Robert Downey Jr.
Best comment 🏆 👍
Lmao
What POGs do is largely irrelevant, so it makes sense - waste of space. Waste, fraud, and abuse. Glad we have such a fighting fit military
😂 wtf 😂
My sweet spot was 4 years
Lol facts. It was good while it lasted and I got love for the Corps for life but 4 was enough for me lol
😂
Rah.
Same
I did active then went reserves. That’s the true sweet spot.
Dude that was my Senior Drill Instructor back in 2005!!!!!!!
no shit parris island? what month were you there? graduated August 12 kilo
He sounds like a DI.
Crazy
Anyone here ever met their DIs after basic?
@@MetalPipe629i ran into my DI at the PX 4 years after boot camp.
He decided to go 1SG, SgtMaj while he was still a Gunny.
Hater
@@robertmetzinger4121 Huh ?
This is one of the reasons why Leadership will now choose someone the recruit/enlisted man trusts to do domestic wellness checks.
They won't flip at their bosses for showing up, but when I knocked at my suicidal buddy's house on a tuesday at 10h30, he was wide eyed at seeing me out of combats, standing at his poarch.
He goes Wtf are you doing here man
And I go "CoC asled me to come check up on you, they know we're close and frankly they didn't have to. The second they said your name and "hes not well" in the same sentence, I went up to em, said I'll go over there myself and make sure you're good and they said Please do. So went back home, got changed, and drove to you."
He couldnt believe it.
"Jeez Im fine whats their fckn problem"
I told him to forget chain of command they dont fucking mattwr right now what matters is you know that ME, and a lot of other people actually fckn LOVE u bro.
And I aint leaving this house until you look at me in my eyes and swear I'll see you at work tomorrow, and I'll see you at work a year from now.
We had a long conversation and eventually called it. Told him if he needs me, my phone is set to max volume and he can call me at fckn 1 am on a monday night if he needs I wont give a shit.
Its been 2 years now. He found the love of his life, got back on track and he's a happy buck.
Damn proud of him.
Damn proud to share the title with a brother like you!
Semper Fi
OUTSTANDING FRENCHIFY! 👍 👍
The full quote is "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one"
Rarely do I see someone who knows this!
@@jlbush8249 thanks, it's a great quote that gets misused a lot...
Thank you!
Wrong. It's "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but a master of one is better than none."
@@scottpollock6549 Really....you Read a lot of Bill Shakespeare then? I suggest you check again. Lol
Outstanding !. The World's Finest US Marines. Semper Fi
He got kicked out for trying to play PMO and break into a Marines house
Really? Ouch.
And this is why social media and this shit you kids watch to get your attention are trash.
Lack.Of.Total.Context
I see a lot of people referencing Bull being relieved of duty. Read the available facts and context.
His junior marine , Sgt Gamez was UA due to being arrested in Georgia. Gamez claims he contacted command stating the reason his UA, but per 3rd Marines , he did not make proper notification; therefore prompting Bull to enter his residence to conduct a wellness check. Any good leader would do the same immediately.
Working in law enforcement, his actions are and were entirely legal given the circumstances. This is an important citation of my civilian career because this happened at an off base residence and I understand application of local , state , and federal law. Gamez posted footage of Bull entering his residence to social media and tagged Military and news media entities, citing trespassing which in fact was untrue , given the circumstances. Had it remained a private issue , there would have been no recourse for Bull.
Gamez made a big deal out of nothing to detract away from being arrested . Gamez should be ashamed and so should the Corps. This is simply a case of a leader being railroaded because the organization as a whole was embarrassed that its dirty laundry was being aired out.
@@meaningmastery9479 Context is everything.
Oh snap, this is that guy??
Facts
SgtMaj “Breaking and Entering”
If the marine didn't get arrested this wouldn't have happened, tell the whole story not just the easy version.
@@i-h8-democratsProbably doesn’t know the whole story or military protocol when situations like that arise. It ain’t the first time I’ve heard of an NCO or a battle buddy going to your house and kicking in your door to see why you aren’t answering your phone or showing up to work.
@yaboileeroy3038 Exactly. I'm going on a limb here, and I'm going to say that most of the people in the comments were not NCO's, let alone a senior leader. They don't understand the inner workings behind situations like this. They see a clip, dont bother to look into the situation, and whole story and just follow the herd.
@@i-h8-democrats ironically enough, I’m one of those guys (civi, want to enlist, Navy or Army because just hit age limit for Marines). I just had a few vet buddies who weren’t shy about how the military actually works if I ever asked. Both the good and the bad. I don’t know much, but I know enough to know SgtMjr was in the right and, as one commenter in another thread put it, he was the scapegoat for the Corps after they got embarrassed. SgtMjr made them look bad (not really) and the court of public opinion was already against him, so he had to go. Welcome to Politics: Military Edition.
If the housing in question is off post, he has no right to enter a domicile without consent to do a wellness check regardless of the situation. That is LE jurisdiction. He went past his duty and committed a misdemeanor because he felt like he couldn’t be touched. Stop the cope and accept that it’s a good thing that he got kicked out
My WW II father was a U.S. Marine until his last breath. I am extremely fortunate to.have been raised by him as well as under the watchful eyes of other Marines. I had always dreaded his passing. Especially the thought of attending his funeral services. To the contrary his “send off” by very much younger, yet none the less fellow U.S. Marines was far more moving than I could have imagined. His services ended I followed those Marines into the parking lot as they exited. One Marine was very ill. On his knees and vomiting. Yet during my father’s funeral service he remained rock solid. I served with honor. I was sure to let them know that myself and mine will be forever grateful for their service. I am not a U.S. Marine. On behalf of my U.S. Marine father and family members …Semper Fi!…I truely believe that the streets of Heaven are guarded by United States Marines.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
SEMPER FI ❤ i'm not even from the U.S. I'm from canada, the marine corps is one of the most precious things in my life . Always remember SEMPER FIDELIS stay strong brother
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that remembers this dude
I don’t get why it’s such a big deal what he did. Was the guy not going to base? When I was in this would have been fine to go to a Marines house. Seems like the corps is just going to shit.
Why does sgtmaj look like he’s about to hit showgirls out in Palm Springs 😂
A smart person learn from their mistakes. A wise person learn from the mistakes of others. You can miss out on a lot of wisdom focusing on the messenger instead of the message. In the Bible, God used an ass to deliver a message. Why can’t he use this ass? A lot of people miss out on great advice focusing on the messenger.
No matter what he was kicked out for, he still did 23 years. He still became a sergeant major. He still had accomplishments and still had a life worth value. Did you? He still living his individual life and recognizing the value in his life. Thank you sergeant major for your service. Thank you for this wonderful advice. A lot of people miss out on great advice focusing on the messenger.
Thank you for your service
Coulda given his original MOS like the question probably was meant to be but we know higher ups just gatta kiss their own ass sometimes 😂
Senior enlisted when asked that question never give their original mos.
@@griffin_5979Unless they’re infantry, or another combat arms job they’re proud of.
@@griffin_5979I call BS, every Infantry CSM/1stSgt Ive ever had made it well known what their trade MOS was.
@@slothassasin1055
Yeah my first 1stSgt was a grunt and honesty not a total douchebag as one would think a 1stsgt would be. He was a hard ass but would take care of his marines
He was air wing mechanic. He was my sgtmaj for a couple years in 11th marines. Moto as hell but when he was in 11th marines he was not that bad. We all hated the BC over SGTMAJ.
This guy literally broke into a marines house that had gotten arrested. When the marine got out he looked at his camera footage and caught him red handed. He reported him, he should’ve been arrested as well but instead he was just forced into retirement.
He also raped a 14 year old boy.
No, something else should've happened.
That's not what happened btw
“What made you get out of the marine corps?”
What he really should’ve said was “well I got caught breaking and entering into a Sgts house and got relieved of my duties”
Facts ‼️
He was conducting a wellness check. The Sgt recorded the incident and posted on internet claiming he was breaking and entering to detract from the fact that he was arrested.
@@taoliu3949 Yeah in a Marine's privately rented house, which he does not have the authority to do, hence it being a crime
@@jamesjordan7635 He was LET IN by a neighbor who had the keys to the house. In no states would that ever be considered "tresspassing".
@@taoliu3949 because that’s the neighbors house right? No, how about you have your neighbor let random people inside your house then. Lmao
Thank you for your service ❤
Always give the glory to God.
Amen to that
Bro replied to his own comment a month later because he forgot he left it
Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
1989-2009 for me. My best time was the 6 years I spent as an E-5. MOS 0331. Not by choice. The hire the rank, the more the stress. I could never imagine how difficult it must have been for this Marine. Thank you for your service and God Bless you. Semper Fi
"Felt it was my time" aside the people name dropping him over a crime he may have committed (Not saying it did or didn't happen, I don't know ANY of the details) but he's still getting regular haircuts and shaving just like he's still collecting that active duty paycheck.
It shouldn’t have even been a crime. Dudes owned by the corps. Get his ass.
I was 0311. Professional hell raiser and kicked in doors. Fuctional alcoholic. Lost Suzy after 1 MEU. Yeet.
😂 hell yeah brother
Functional alcoholic lol. Ruck runs with whiskey in the canteens! ERRRRAH
If Chesty was still around he'd say "take me to the brig so I can see how Michael's doing". 😉
😌
@@ShootFirstDieLasthell yeah brother
Sgt Major insignia is 3 up 4 down with a star in middle. The video shows the ega logo which is exclusive to "THE Sgt Major OF the Marine Corps.
What a name for a Marine. Fabulous.
His MOS was Home Invasion
Wellness Check
The man wore many hats.
What made you get out of the Marine Corp? "I felt it was my time 23, 24 years is the sweet spot" Really!! How about getting fired, or in Marine Corps terms "Relieved due to the loss of confidence in his ability to lead" for unlawfully entering a junior's Marine house
Oh, boy. What's the back story?
I believe it was a Sgt. The Sgt went UA, and he went to check on him. The door was open, so he entered to see if he was okay.
@@mind_of_Ait’s almost as if breaking into someone’s house is a crime?!
Im guessing the house was off base. Because if it was on base, the command would have backed up the Sgt maj the entire way and not kick him out.
He should have sent the MPs to do a welfare check.
22yr Sgt major is impressive, definitely a couple meritorious promotions in there
Four years was enough for me. I was fortunate to make Sergeant, 4 months before I got out. They offered me Admin Chief School, I almost reenlisted. But at the last minute I decided to get out in October 1977.
Semper Fi SgtMaj
the way he described that was perfecttttt
Heartbreak Ridge.., I came over from supply.
😂
"I can't get promoted anymore and still have to salute (2nd Lts)
My MOS was 0321. I was an E5 and served from 88' to 95'. Semper Fi!
Damn, he is wearing a Fighter Pilots off duty camouflage shirt.
I definitely understood that. 😂😂
McHale's Navy.
CANADIAN HERE ALWAYS REMEMBER SEMPER FIDELIS
Sgt Major and Master Gunnery Sgts usually conplete their career at a full 30 years, 23 years active duty, into it, like he really wanted to let it go that far into the game that early, he actually got caught up breaking into a junior Marines house LOL! it was between forced retirement or UCMJ charges!
Smart young man,
he looks like he is 20.
Semper Fi Marines 🇺🇲
That last part really resonated with me bruh
YES
God bless bro
This man was pure jokes. So many of us got smoked because we would all crack a smile / laugh when he would roast one of the other recruits. He was my SDI in bootcamp Plt 1114 Charlie Co at mcrd.
Great dude.
The equalivancy in Civilian life can be almost in Any General Management position.
SgtMaj in 23 years is really good.
Master Gunnery Sgt. to me is the Rank of respect
Can’t speak on everything he did in his career. But I made a mistake once. I got a DUI. Got busted down as a more senior Sgt in the BN to a Cpl. Dude always treated me with fairness and dignity. I have nothing negative to say about him.
Grey belt Sgt? What this world coming to 🎉
He's loving his retirement...you can tell by the shirt
Honour incarnated ❤❤
Good to see he's wearing the obligatory single SgtMaj apparel.
He's a POG
My sweet spot was a single contract
Here, here!
Sgt maj is high sheeeeeshhhhhh😬
Jack of all Pog’s
Jack of all Legs
He was my SDI platoon 1089!!
SgtMaj. in less than 20 years. Clearly his career was blessed from the start. There are E-6's and E-7's who get pushed out because they can't get that next stripe in less than 20. What was his base MOS?
“I was a SgtMaj, and I illegally broke into Marines houses”.
Retirement baby
All about my dad!
-USMC
-E9 Sergeant Major
-MARSOC
-MRSG
-2MRSB
-Divisional Sergeant Major
"I have a specialty."
-"You can type?"
He is literally retired at 44yo.... To put that in perspective if he leads a middle of the road humble life he's making $80,000 a year just living his daily life at the age of 44 while most people are still in the middle of their careers, giving him the opportunity and the income to start up businesses and fail and it won't even matter if he fails because he still has that fall back of 80 grand a year
Dude was a homie!!!!
You are an amazing individual! Thank you so much for your service and sharing some of your story.
Impressive achievement...tyfys
This is the sergeant major that was caught on home video trespassing into a subordinate’s home. He was fired from his role and forced into retirement.
“A jack of all trades and master of none, but often times better than a master of one” is the FULL quote from William Shakespeare. People often leave out that important last part.
Can’t imagine not doing shit all day but still requiring a mentor. This sums up being a marines. 😂
He gives me drill instructor vibes with that voice.
My sweet spot was 4 years active. I tried an additional 3 years with the reserves and it was a no-no.
Just another 8 years until I retire at 50. Just gonna raise our son and enjoy life with the wife.
Dude went to DI school as a Sgt(not selected for staff) .. came back a Gunny.
Making the government more powerful
Mfer, what was your real MOS?
POG
@@hammadarif8052LEG
Air wing mechanic
Supply fuck
Admin
Jack of all trade a master of none, the rest of the quote, still better than master of one.
Thanks for your service, Sergeant Major!
3-4.5k a month in pension for life. Well done sir, and thank you.
Tell us you're a POG without telling us you're a POG
this was my dads drill instructor back in the day
0311 myself, we are definitely the fucked up bunch 😂. I learned there are 2 Marine corps, the Infantry and the units attached to it, then everyone else lol. SFMF
Both sides of the corp need the cooks to make great chow for them.
Airborne plumbers are more hardcored
Dude looks like he’s in his 30s but bro has to
Be in his 40s
He was my 1stsgt when I was part of TSD in pendleton. He was alright not too bad kind of douche but I never met a first sgt that wasn’t.
Dude was definitely an 0111 that got roasted at the infantry battalion he was over as a first sausage lmao
Pick your branch well, because if you want a long lasting career you need to do what you love.
God I love marines
Jack of all trades a master of none, but a jack of all trades is a better than master of one. I wish people would finish the saying
Lifers tend to stay in the Corps 20 yrs or 30 yrs. Anytime between 21 yrs to 29 yrs, they got in trouble. 🤫🤫🤫
What trouble?
not really, if they pick up e-9 they stay another 3 years to get e-9 pension rather than e-8
@@frawstey281 and people wonder why the staff NCOs that are serving past 20 yrs are ineffective and unmotivated. They are just counting down the days: It’s all about the money to them.
"Breaking and Entering" is the accused violation, but any good leader would check on his Marine, it just happens that Marine was a POS blue falcon who ended up in jail which is why he went UA.
No. 20 years ya hate it, 30 years ya love it
Bull rules!
5 year is the sweet spot for me
He was embarrassed to say his real MOS. Likely Candidates: Admin, Supply, Bulk Fuel, Cook, Water Filtration Specialist.
Boy, Marines like Hawaiian shirts....between him and Randall Parkes.(easily searched on youtube)
🇺🇸💪🇺🇸💪🇺🇸💪🇺🇸💪🇺🇸💪🇺🇸💪🇺🇸
I know him! Hell yeah
One love
That guy is a dork...breaking into Junior Marines, off station residence...clownshoes Mcgee in the flesh
He technically counts time like someone who is locked up 😂
Christian Bull, what a name
Probably one of my least favorite Sgtmaj I ever had, he literally did not care about his troops at all
You’re Probably not the only one who feels that way lol
Everytime I see a video with SgtMaj, I always take a few seconds to describe the kind of leader he was. I describe him by best saying “Fuck SgtMaj Bull”
Sweet spot 4yrs 8months 12 days 6 hrs 27min