SOGCast 007: Don Haase - Crew Chief Brings Rotorhead View of SOG Missions into Laos and Cambodia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2022
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Sit back, crack open your favorite beverage, spark up and hang on! As a disabled Veteran and Son of a Raven I absolutely am enraptured by the history you pass on Tilt! Keep’em coming as long as you can!
God I love SOGcast. Thank you John Stryker Meyer. Best podcast ever.
*Jocko Willink is the Reluctant Leader we need.*
.....We know you've done enough, but your Nation needs you.
🇺🇸 *2024* 🦅
Indeed!
Do you think he'd be tough on China?
For representative or potus?
As former US Army Ranger and attached to 20 SF group I look at these guys as the real heroes. I highly recommend it
I love the fact that these men get a platform to tell their story and on jockos podcast is just perfect.
You have my grandfathers name lol.
Wish this was weekly, best podcast by far
Agreed
That's wassup
It is almost weekly there are like 26 episodes on Spotify
@@hanyolo382 I have smashed through all of them bro, all the episodes are awesome
@@hanyolo382 for real...?
Everytime I watch pods with vets I instantly think of my father, he died of the effects from exposure to agent orange was drafted to a war he did not want ended up being an early frog man love ya pops
Much respect to your father. May he Rest In Peace.
Same with my grandfather who was a CWO4 US Army, serving in WW2-Viet Nam-Korea. I ended up going to Cambodia while serving in the US NAVY in 1996 with SBU11. Tough place.
Cull the banksters so it doesn't happen to your offsprings.
I do some of these interviews myself. And i get the same vibe, as my dad was royal navy and i miss him every day since he passed in 2003. I love working with vets, grew up knowing a lot of ww2 vets. Condolences for your dad.
All these stories people have, make me proud to be an american. My great uncle got a bronze star by saving an officer during an artillery strike in Vietnam. Don’t know what rank he was but apparently a bridge collapsed and he saved him from drowning.
Gentlemen, thank you both for your service to our country.
There is something so wonderful about this Vietnam-era rotorhead veteran, who's seen some of the worst life can give, excitedly talking about gaming computers, steam and Arma. It just brings a goofy smile to my face watching that part. Thank you Crew Chief Haase, you really made my day. :D
I can't be the only one, but, I massively appreciate your jokes! "You really got screwed there!"... Absolutely hilarious and hardly noticed. I noticed. Thank you again sir. William Birnie
I think most of us do...
This video title is wild…my fathers brother was named Don Haase. My brother is a flight nurse on civilian helos. Our relative, Peter “Gunnarson” Rambo back in the 1600s was the originator of the Rambo name. Our step father a retired Marine Corp Vietnam vet.
I recognize the diff of WW2 and Vietnam folks and situations but the Vietnam folks always seem way more affected. One of the most mentally impacting YT videos I’ve ever seen was a Vietnam War Mortuary Affairs soldier.
The Vietnam era guys have wild stories but are rapidly aging…it’s worth your time and theirs to learn about their service.
The Vietnam vets were more effected simply because with the advance of technology they were being flown in by helos thus getting into far more engagements
Rather then walking across open country or jungle
Keep em coming John, honored to hear these undertold stories.
A SOG vet and crew chief got to play Arma 3: Prairie Fire? That has got to be the coolest thing I have heard in a looong time! I love it! 8D
I’ve read that the Vietnamese are a generation away from change. Here in Missouri we have had Marian Days, a Vietnamese Catholic event where we have 50k Vietnamese related folks in a town of 12k for just under a week…the entire event based on historical fathers.
The Vietnamese people are an interesting people.
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Thank you, and God bless you for the selfless sacrifice and heroism you lent to fighting for the human rights and the safety that my family and I enjoy each night while laying our heads to rest ‼️
Love every SOG cast. You guys are bad ass. I'm so thankful for every one of yall. God bless ya
One more thing, These stories make me proud of our armed forces.
I will happily listen to every single Sogcast that is released, keep it up Tilt.
U guys were/are an amazing influence on the Special Groups today. U guys were the innovators!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for your service and bringing these SOG stories to light.
I love John's laugh, brave warriors I salute you thanks for your service 🙏♥️
Yes sir!!
God Bless America 💪🏻❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
At the end of the day, it looks more like he damned you lot
Great stuff. Thank you Striker!!
Great stories. Love both podcasts, Sog and Willink.
You guys need to make a tv show showing Macv sog dedication to complete the mission bc some of the story’s are just great I would love to see it on the big screen
Thank you for this interview along w ur supportive interaction. Dynamite!
Y'all kept it so REAL, I'm totally on board .... at the edge of my seat.😢
Thank you for sharing your experience!
I had 2 uncles that were in that war.
One was a chopper pilot, airborne ranger, that supposedly went down crop dusting days after getting out of the military in '68 (as well as his battle buddy in the same week, same company).
The other uncle was in Cambodia. He lives in Arizona these days. He was not the same person when he came back.
First I would like to say thank you for your service sir. This is amazing to listen to wow is all I got to say. You guys are the BEST!! Thank you for doing this.
This is why I'm subscribed I love Jockos pods but tilt man! What a legend
I’m getting into the military right now as a aircraft mechanic. This is pretty cool to hear.
So enjoy these podcasts.
In memory of my cousin who went to Saigon three times and the Agent Orange and their only connection was USO.
Wow, I loved the whole thing, but especially the last bit with the ARMA III. I'd love to watch the vets play a live game, with their commentary... Awesome
Check out operator Drewski YT Thanks for watching
@@hughescrewchief836 will do thanks
Yeah there are dev and vet play throughs from time to time and there all streamed thats were I first met don the most down to earth man and nicest man you could ever meet.
here's the playlist with Don and a few other SOG vets on board
th-cam.com/video/kWphrsU-zxo/w-d-xo.html
The man! Good stuff as always
Levity, sign of a warrior. Old saying, what's the word..Thunderbird, what's the price 20 twice. I was so young and stupid. Thank you for the stories sir
Just subscribed can’t wait to watch
Outstanding as usual
Respect from Romania. 🇷🇴
Good job Don, awesome video
Thanks Clay.
Awesome stuff! Y'all need to get a A1 Skyraider pilot on the podcast., And then try and find a green hornet pilot if possible. Much respect gent's...
We need more!!!!!
great show
Ghostrider Don here; One Silver Star and eight Distinguished Flying Crosses.
What Tilt and I failed to mention was that Col. Drake the B-56 Sigma commander recommended that nine 195th. AHC pilots be awarded one Silver Star and eight Distinguished Flying Crosses for the two Prairie Fire type extractions under fire of the six man recon team and the thirty man Hatchet force during the typhoon. Which they were later awarded by Major General Robert Williams commanding General of the 1st. Aviation Brigade.
Oh hell yes! I new SOG cast.
Hes got 25+ on Spotify
@@hanyolo382 haha Han Yolo to the rescue. Thanks boss, good to know.
You guys have some damn balls!
Awesome
Your video cast have not kept up with the podcast. Wanted to comment on Lynne Blacks exceptional story. Loved it and bought the book looking forward to this 2nd episode that just dropped.
So many secrets still out there.
These stories should be movies
Soggy Froggies. Thank you for serving my friends.
My dad was with 114th Assault Helicopter 68-69.
Tet counter offensive, and Phase 1
Looks like they had a couple Cobras, and about 8 huey
.
Respect
These stories about SOG's missions are fascinating. Thanks, Lynn.
Did anyone catch the name of Fred Lindsay's book about CCS?
Ghostrider Don here; Secret Green Beret Commandos in Cambodia: A Memorial History of MACV-SOG's Command and Control Detachment South (CCS), And Its Air Partners, Republic of Vietnam, 1967-1972. Thank you for watching.
Legends
I downloaded ARMA right away! This guy is great!
i remember asking my father how gorillas fire guns in the jungle , i was 7 ish when this war was on TV i still recall the confused look on his face , my gorilla was the zoo type not knowing this was a term used for the VC , plus we lived in old IRELAND . great tales of combat truly brave people on both sides all the best .
Another great episode Tilt !! I need a signed poster. Are they still available?
All the very best from Ex Australian Army. Love the podcast mate. Hope to meet you one day here down under. Please message me if you make it down this way. I would like to show you around again. Heals
Growing up, my best friend step-dad had tiger strip without any markings! Wish I could remember his name. That was back in the early 70's.
Can you tell me where to buy signed copies of John’s books?
Sat through multiple 122 hits, definitely poker factor. Geasegun is M-3 and M-3A
My oldest brother was a PJ, can you find any of them jolly greens to bring on, GOD BLESS YOU
So sick
Shout out to Lt Mitchum (best guess on spelling) for smoking 9 guys with a grease gun, that’s insane 24:26
Arma 3 is fucking awesome
thanks!
No shit! Amazing tactics.
As I understand it where the pilot in command sits is dependent on the helicopter not the unit. The PIC never climbs over the collective is an easy way to remember.
That's not correct on a Huey. Collective is on the left of both seats. AC sat in left seat in the 195th. as did the crew chief. Thanks for watching.
My father had 6 confirmed kills in nam. He was in the teams.
I hear a lot of these stories
John Stryker Meyer is my F**CKING HERO🇺🇸🤘🏼
"Thunderchicken": old native American word for a partridge!
Wow
Always a privilege.
To think of the hippies and students getting high to either escape or experience life... and then you have this guy tell you his helicopter gets downed with 28 hits... from the same country, same generation... surreal.
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LETS NOT FORGET, THAT WHEN THE NVA WOULD CAPTURE DOWNED PILOTS, CREW CHIEFS, AND DOOR GUNNERS, THEY WOULD CAPTURE THE PILOTS AND KILL THE GUNNERS ! WHAT BRAVE AMERICANS !! LOVE EM ALL . HEAR. MSG ROY. BENEITEZS' SPEACH, OR COL HOWARDS !! UNBELIEVABLE.. THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN OUR POLITICIANS !!! THANKS FOR YOUR TIME !!DK
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Not that John Stryker Meyer will read this but is there anyone who may know how to find out if my dads best friend was in SOG? In high school, I had to do a report by interviewing someone and I chose Buddy Phillips. I'm sure Buddy wasnt his real name but as a lazy student I waited until the last minute to interview him. He told me all about the time before he got to VietNam but once it came time to answer questions about what he did while he was there his answer was "I was dropped off at point A and picked up at point B." Any question I asked about more details the answer was "I cant tell you that." Where were you stationed in Vietnam? "I cant tell you that." Every question was answered with "I cant tell you that." It was a terrible report. I waited too late to do something else so my paper got a D. If anyone has a way to find out lemme know. Buddy has long passed and my father passed two years ago.
you can buy a SOG who's who from Stephen Sherman
Operation popeye... rain ☔ modify..
August 29th 2022, a survivor of war crimes committed in North America, continues to develop novel electronic components ..from the recycle bin, they deny me opportunity, resources, emergency medical treatment, family and nourishment here ..but I was raised alongside veterans of WWII, not those who indulged the symbols of white supremacy that came after.
Veterans of Korea and thereafter were considered shady, they "spooked the horses" of multiculturalism ..we did not possess enough information then to precise a specific denunciation, that might have ended the abuses indulged by white supremacy-harbouring traitors.
So far this is working well, the novel component was partially charged, revealing the expected lop-sided signal ..the configuration of materials seems to behave as I had pictured in my mind's eye. With only a pair of scissors and a multi-meter, I did not even trip a breaker with the first test. I like where these parts are leading further design choices, that which is confirmed also informs and prepares subsequent development.
Designing an audio amplifier to raise the bar above existing audio specifications, at the very least there will be a novel circuit with an alternate tone to add among the existing technologies of various eras.
July 16th is my date of birth, 81.
The "jig is up" and the secrecy no longer worth a salary, for turning a blind eye.
It matters little that I am ignored, the perpetrators are being faced with the mistakes and lies they indulged, no honesty, no safety. A lie is an improvised explosive device, on a question of time fuse ..hence the Chris Costas, being disguised in order to smuggle-out the bigots, white supremacists and Nazis that are guilty of war crimes.
I have not exaggerated, the perpetrators really did cover themselves in Nazi symbols, to join the guilty group of TaskFORCE members. Indulgents, turncoats and losers of the two decade-long game of Russian Roulette they seem to have lost.
A piece you may not have, in Canada our architecture still bears the downward-pointing blade, as do the Allied cemeteries in France.
Those people keeping the unknown soldier lonely and at gunpoint till the end of eternity ..they are the bad guys, the perpetrators will not let us who always did, pay our respects honourably.
From memory, the larger helicopters in the series had between 2000 and 3000 hp turbine engines. I wanted the engine for a project ..I am not quite ready yet ..there is more of charge gradient physics to elaborate. If I saw it working in my mind's eye, I knew that I was capable of filming the first experimental application of several technological developments ..that is my "gig."
Getting sick of Meyer. He has spent the last 25 years milking and making money off 1 year in his life., Thats sad man. rest of your lide was nothing.
Actually the man did TWO tours of duty for a total of 4 years of his life in the most hostile environment imaginable, with a vicious enemy. Bow your head peasant.
Shit what do you describe retirement as?
Tilt is doing a public service, bringing light into the dark places in history. He is one of the most humble guys I know. I think you might have a bit of a chip going on, maybe ask yourself why, and see where it leads. Hope you find some peace.