Coming Home from War | the Tragic Triumphs Of Veterans | Only Human
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- When the war ends, the real battle begins. The premiere documentary from VRC Films, From War to Wisdom is an unflinching look into the lives of veterans both on and off the battlefield. It takes the viewer on a beautiful and terrible journey, from war to wisdom.
This is not an anti-war or pro-war film, it is a pro-soldier film, It distills the experiences of combat veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars - from the violence of engagement to the challenges faced when coming home - into a mosaic of horror and hope, of tragedy and triumph. You'll ride with them into combat, you'll witness their return to a civilian world that no longer makes sense, and you'll see how they not only survive a war but try to change the world for the better.
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a lot of people want to become soldiers, until that PTSD starts kicking in is when they want out. The hardest war isnt the physical one but the mentally one once you are home.
That’s why we smoke weed everyday
@@B-G556 🫡
I’ve spent 13 years trying to not think about this.....just to think about it everyday single day for 13 years. And here I am, watching this.
I wonder of allowong yourself to constantly think about it ia the cure.
Don't resist it. Let it come until your brain gets bored of it.
Maybe not...old.
Thank you for you and your family's service and sacrifice to our country. 🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲
Have you sought treatment? Are you watching to not feel so isolated?
You’re not alone. 16 years since my first tour and it’s been every single day since.
When the student is ready the teacher will appear.
Nothing but respect for these men but never would I send my kids off to fight these wars for the profit of rich people. Never.
I'm from the UK and have to say this was absolutely mesmerising. I raise my hat to you all and am so pleased you are finding your way back home. Very emotionally brilliant, you are superstars in the most aspiring and inspirational way. Mere words cannot express how you made me feel. Stay safe and keep going forward. We all owe you so much. My best wishes from the UK with love, hugs and kisses Jay
Wow really bad vibes going on in this comment section.
Not really .. 80 percent or more are positive comments from what i can see here
I didn't see one negative comment
Never mind. I found a couple of trolls. Most are positive at least.
When these kids get to middle age they will realise that they were used to do horrible things. Youth is so easy to manipulate, no one knows this better than governments.
About the homeless part that was talked about, it was said one doesn’t become homeless because they have great workskills, I beg to differ I’ve met a lot of vets that had or have awesome work ethic or work skill and are homeless, what we don’t want to address is that these guys are choosing to be homeless because it’s easier to just exist and not do anything else, after all us combat vets that’s all we did in combat we lived just to exist that’s all we had to worry about, here in the civilian sector we have to deal with dishonest work colleagues, bosses, wives, girlfriends, kids, civilians who just don’t get it, we have to deal with mom, dad, siblings just life in general and that can become very very overwhelming, so choosing to be homeless just to survive quiets the mind. For those that get what I’m saying get it for those who read this and want to argue just don’t get it and never will
All I've learned is that you learn how to live out of a backpack, basically being a professional homeless person. I think that's why so many vets feel comfortable becoming homeless. They've done it out in the field for 4 years at a time
An immersive documentary, providing an insight in to the true cost of combat on those who have lived the experience and continue to do so. Outstanding.
wow really, how's here only 6k views?
Imagine getting less then 1.5k views and having like 2 MIL subs
19:18 “Good to know you’re the good guy” This is how brainwashed these young kids are.
"It's always good to know, you're the good guy ". In fact, he or they were the bad guy, the aggressor.
Until it dawns on you, that you were working for the bad guys.
In war the isnt a bad or a good guy a right or wrong!
Learn to understand evil so then u can protect the Good!!
🫶🏻🕉️🫶🏻
Blessings from Europe
Al Queda & Isis beheading, torturing, SA'ing children & massacring civilians, screaming for the death of all infidel westerners must be your idea of "good guys". You should check your perspective.
Too be honest I feel the only thing the soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan were truly fighting for that really matters at the end of the day is the man on his left and right and when one of those men didn't make it home on their own boots it made the men he left behind feel as if they failed the mission whether or not the actual mission was completed everyone of those soldiers left a piece of themselves on every battlefield they stood on believe that.
*These poor soldiers & Civilians, the innocent are always the ones to suffer... I wonder how they reacted watching Loose Change for the first time... sickening.*
The war became real when u enlisted
51:46 Had to laugh at that... I could relate to EVERY SINGLE ONE of that guy's behavioral malfunctions.
Same here.
Taken from the Paul Hardcastle song NINETEEN...
According to a Veteran's Administration study
Half of the Vietnam combat veterans suffered From what psychiatrists call
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Many vets complain of alienation, rage, or guilt
Some succumb to suicidal thoughts
Eight to ten years after coming home
Almost eight-hundred-thousand men
Are still fighting the Vietnam War
My 18th birthday was in afghanistan, my 19th was in afghanistan, my 20th was in the states, 21st was syria, 22nd was afghanistan. Now I'm 26 and I get drunk and look up things like "coming home from the war" in the youtube search bar.
You’re not alone, my husband spent his 21st in Iraq. He just started getting help 5 years ago. There are people who can support you. Please reach out to someone who can help
I forgot to say it took him 15 years after getting home from the war to seek support. It’s never too late
In war the isnt a bad or a good guy a right or wrong!
Learn to understand evil so then u can protect the Good!!
🫶🏻🕉️🫶🏻
Blessings from Europe
If you're sitting in a safe house with AC & heat, you can go anywhere you want...no checkpoints, you have food, medical care, you call 911 & help arrives, you can own property, kids get an education EVEN girls, you can practice ANY religion or none, you can be ANYTHING, the poor can rise to be wealthy....THANK AN AMERICAN VET. 🇺🇸
Thank you to all the gentlemen in this film and those of you watching who served. God bless you all and I truly wish you happiness, you do deserve it. ❤
Thank you for this upload. All Heros before and after the fight.
i think this is a great doc / but having watched so many documentaries the past couple months about war - conflict - and the effect of tragedies placed on us while we venture through this thing called the human existence - i have a question - when did this thing of “i was trained to kill not how to not kill” become a thing ? i’m pro military very pro military - but when someone says that i start having questions on what kind of human we’re dealing with. you never hear a surgeon say - “i was trained to cut into people / sorry i keep opening up my wife every night - i wasn’t trained on how to not take my profession home” i tend to find people make excuses for actions they’re ashamed of… the most important thing in this life is going through things and not letting them change you - i get that ptsd is a real thing but your actions can’t be answered with this same line time and time again ….. or any excuse - like that line is so broad - and leaves more questions then answers … i truely don’t ever hear people from ww2 say that either - i hear stories about people coming back from ww2 and even vietnam and being great fathers and being a generation of stand up people - THE NUCLEAR FAMILY WAS A THING - i already hear the responses about the opposite side of those people but hey if that’s the depressing lens you want to view the world in - the “all soilders come back and absuse thier wives” lens then you’re sadly mistaken
Amennnnnn thank u Jesus for the🎶🎶🎶🎶 and you brothers for getherings ❤️
plz be a soldier not for usa no more , be 1 for Jesus ur family
every war is to set up the chair for antichrist
Jesus is comig be ready ⏳
Congratulations i wish you lot of succes :)
You all are my hero's ! I sleep at night because you are protecting us here at home
God bless you all! Come home safe.😙😟🤘
They are not hero but murders
Love ya'll and very grateful and thankful for each of you. Thank you all
1st sergeant shaving like a mf right on top of the percolator. Only in the Marines
thank you is simply all i can say
Why doesn't this documentary have millions of views..... thank you for your sacrifice..... Thank you for bringing each other home.....many condolences for your fellow soldiers who you lost.
INCOMING!
😢😢😢 War are Sad ! 😭🙏🙏🙏
"at the end of the day, it's always good to know that you are the good guy". Are you sure about that???????
Battalion commander on Parris Island was a medal of honor Lt Col Harvey Barnum.
damm
ways to die
1:27:00 on ... preach it. I'm a Vet and a psych nurse.
$15,000 for a service dog? My god. Ridiculous. The LEAST these guys are owed is a service dog.
Ramadi 05 was no joke, was a long 15mo. And its not about sending killers to police, its sending in killers and restricting them with politics and paper trucks. Thats why they sent us in the army to back up 2MD. Coming down of a 15mo adrenal high, was no joke either. But telling your wife that you have nothing left to live for, after she supported you through the deployments and bs, thats just fn selfish bs. it aint just about you.
Big factor is the conventional marine and army forces where never trained for what the missions ended up becoming. To be amongst and interact with the civilian population especially in the Middle East you have to first understand the cultural aspect. No one was ever trained or prepared to become 3rd world police.
Quite windy out there w/all that flat terrain for sure...
Got there 5/13/2003...
An Nasaria Iraq...
{{{Sean}}} time to come home. Need a GPS?
Guarding the door position from the dog is so cute
I am a professional, and I served multiple tours. When I came back, I was "welcomed" to nothing. So you can take your "Thank you for your service" and stick it because you have no idea what you're thanking me for.
FN FAL at 38:55
Not sure if this is anti war or pro war
Nothing but respect, before and after, always. Thank you very much always and all the best with life. You deserve it.
amazing :)
311 likes?
Thank you for your service. Heroes. Thank you only human for uploading this.
Ttt
By the way, you guys are my heroes. All nuts and guts. You guys are awesome.
How they are heroes when they murder people
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They should start sharing Ketamine treatment as a possibility to war veterans and their PTSD. It’s incredible.
WOW! Thank you SO much for sharing with the world💜 Thank you from Australia!💜✌
Thank you all for your sacrifices💜💜. I sleep in peace thanks to all of you. The real heroes of the world.
How you sleep in peace ? War still happening all over all the time .
Coming home alive is a gift...civilians will never know that sacrifice....may we all be grateful when eat a turkey together at Thanksgiving and the next Christmas and receive a gift...it's human nature that wars , and turmoil built this country...may each American learn to stop being judgmental....tell the truth ....I served and I fought for My brother's next to me.....America has the most amazing colleges and the most amazing professional sports....so many aspects of America is forever ingrained.....I gave my sacrifice to brother and sister wearing the same uniform as me....American honor
There is something disturbing about blowing a man up on what appears to be an 80s video game screen.
Army of Mohamed comme back !!!!
Still can't figure out how they got the box cutters through security or was it really that lax then in 2001 and can remember I was on a huge tugboat on the Ohio river and remember Kentucky being on one side and either WV or Ohio being on the other @ about 9am and it came over the radio and I was in the WV national guard @ the time and sure enough ended up in Iraq 2003-2004 & 2007-2008...
Yea before 9 11 you could easily sneak a pocket knife on to a plane. I still don’t understand how all of those people let 2 men with little box cutters take control of the plane! Even if it was just ten men in there why not fight back?!
You could bring almost anything on board, and it was too easy for the hijacker’s, because nothing like that had been done yet…..
We had 18 .,20 years of knowledge on how to behave in public. A couple months in a desert is no excuse to act like a teenager, so I don’t care. Ugh. No
What do you know about a few months in the desert? I'd love to hear your experiences, as to how it shouldn't change anyone coming back from over there.
Oh yeah. Did you serve? Sometimes it can take years for ptsd to hit. I myself and many others have been dealing with it a decade later. Unless you went shut your face.
Cmon u don’t need 2 rotweillers at Denny’s so u don’t kill ur wife n evryone eating
3 decades later here...VA calls me last week and wants me to donate my brain to ptsd science research. I will, but conditionally ask that they read Patrick Eddington: Gassed in the Gulf.
Yeeeeeeeetttt second
yeet first
Beterans dont become losers, but losers become beterans.
I'm not interested in US hired killers coming home or doing anything else. Unsubscribing.
Oh no. What will they do without your sub?
Whaa Whaa!
Do us all a favor and move to N Korea boy
@@seanberthiaume6909 You are welcome to come back when you learn to talk Ciao.
it is insane they'll kill innocent people like its nothing
Again