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I served on 11th MEU uss Cleveland... I was a young corporal on radio watch in the taclog when that broken radio distress message came through my radio.... I remember that event....
I met a SEAL once. He had a personal presence that made the hairs stand up and your heart beat a little faster... and he was just visiting our boat and smiling and stuff. Something about the eyes, I think. Like when a tiger at he zoo makes eye contact with you and you suddenly feel like prey. Amazing humans. We are lucky they are out there.
TV you should have shook his hand people say the same thing when I'm standing 0 in a room it's called confidence nothing more nothing less there's no such thing as Fair
My EX brother in Law had a friend growing up who became a seal. He was always at the house hanging out when not out doin what they do, lol. I lived with my sister over the course of seeing him for about 5 years. From about 16 years old to 22, I saw this guy. I knew he was a seal, but I was young, and it was not until later in life did I truly understand the pure BEAST MODE of a human I was around all those years.
OMG my brother Richard served on the USS Bainbridge as a radio/telegraph operator way back in 1955 thru 1960 and only served one tour. He did not care much for the assignment as there were many high ranking individuals onboard. It did however got him a jump start on his future employment in the computer world. I on the other hand chose a different career and went into the US Army with the 82 Airborne and 11th Airborne in Germany and eventually attended Officers candidate school and ended up in Vietnam in two tours once as a LT and the second tour as a Cpt being wounded both tours and medivaced. I retired as a Cpt in 1975. I am so proud of these guys in how the handled those pirates in some cases ended any future pirate nonsense. I am 85 years old and now retired as a police office here in Marina California. Several of my fellow officers harassed me about being The Old Guy , however nine of them have passed away, some being the young guys, however several of them were honest hard working cops. Retirement is great. Thanks GOD the getting old stuff works.
Hello Captain...thank you for your varied career of military service and community protection. I admire guys like you. I did 23 years in the Navy, stationed aboard six different ships, one year VN incountry, and two years in Athens, Greece on a ship. I was a Navy E9 at time of retirement...Master Chief Petty Officer. I am 77 now...catching up to you, Kenneth. I salute you, buddy. And yes, thank God in Heaven...but Jesus, God's son, is right here among us if our heart and mind is right. From an old Navy saying, "May you have fair winds and following seas." Take care, Skipper.
Wrong ship but thanks for your service. CGN-25 was laid down in 1959. This Bainbridge is DDG-96 Arleigh burke class destroyer. Thanks for your service and your brothers service regardless.
@Kenneth Bartlett - Thank you for your service in both your careers sir! As a cop's kid, I know your 2nd career well. My Dad was also an officer in the Army. I'm proud of all the people who give a large part of their lives to protect & serve us. In case no one has told you this yet, Welcome home! Hope you're enjoying your well deserved retirement!
Wow you told your entire life story. It seems like you missed out on a lot while you were busy with the employment. But now you get a retirement pay.... Hey it's all good right?
Cause it’s a movie! Movies are for entertainment!! This was real life death!!! Never!!! Champion a movie!!! It’s only for entertainment. HUGE difference.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our veterans and active service members who defend this country every day against all foreign and domestic enemies you are indeed America's bravest and brightest you will always have my utmost respect and gratitude for your defense of this country may God bless each and every one of you and may God bless your families
i don't know if any one will read this but to me it is important that i write and send this i served and loved every moment of it but you men serve at a different level way above Evan your own safety and life for that matter for this i thank each and every one of you i have no better word or words for this you have my utmost respect thanks and my hart goes out to you all thank you
Thank you for your kind words sir but don't have a cut yourself short like that I don't care, see you and you are a Green Beret or you're there to fix my Jeep we're All in this together the guy fixing the Jeep The Cook's feed me the guy making my ammo getting my boat ready making sure everything operates perfectly so I can do my job we all work together so don't cut yourself short I may be a seal back window without the rest so thank you sir but I do hear what you're coming from we do give up a lot and put ourselves last
❤se coeur est pour légende ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤et tous les autres. Coeurs ses pour les soldas simple ou officier qui sont garent de notre sécurité qui obéissent au ordre bon ou mauvais même quand leur président, ment il vont combattre et pour parler de légende ses aussi ce qu il a fait ent rentrent au pays qui était bien c étai un homme avec du coeur il allait au début a sont retour consulter pour ce remètre sur les tailles train, train . Habituelle😊😊😊 avec femme et enfant ,ce qui est dur après Autant de déploiement que lui et le fait de aider des marins et autre blesser dans leur cher tromatiser par la gère il avait fait un stande de tir et ses fait tué ent éden les autre quant j ai vu l hommage que long a fait tou le long du trajet du corbiare le monde sur tour le trajet sur les ponts autoroute des grue avenue le drapeau sa photos ent géan pour un gean assassiner ent éden ses frère d'arme repose ent paix
I was a ships' Captain for 20 years and did sail through pirate waters a few times and later was Designated Person Ashore for 10 years controlling our company ships sailing through high risk waters several times - this was a hugely impossible event and I totally salute all involved especially the snipers shooting at targets in the dark in a bobbing lifeboat!!!
I was gonna try do that navy rating but choose to stay in deck dept on my two ships My second navy ship bb62 USS new jersey Firepower for freedom my ship motto We were most power ful navy ship afloat in first Lebanon war 80s Gorgeous long beach navy base was our homeport. Now navy shut it down rezed the base to ground nothing left of my old base now In long beach I go to long beach on tourist visits an to see my former home church FBC of long beach on 1000 pine Ave So if on west coast check out my old church been in long beach over 125 years I think
Deck dept and 1st division one of toughest or maybe toughest division on my ship next to engine room personnel my deck dept very very tough to work in but not no way like my navy seals brothers but being in deck dept exposed to elements very very hard on you.
I don't like how they repeatedly refer to the Seal Team as: Killers, killing machines, attack dogs wanting off their leash, etc. Like any special ops teams from around the world, they are extremely well trained specialists. They spend an inordinate amount of time honing their skills. I notice its not mentioned where they perform missions and no one knows about it including saving lives. As the wife of a veteran who served over 24 years in the Army, we want peace through strength. Thank GOD, we have those willing to use their skill sets anywhere and perform what looks impossible. May GOD bless these folks and their families.
Hey I’m just a person from Philadelphia that moved to Norfolk va and started working at the shipyard as a fire watch I wanted more for myself so I became a shipfitter that’s when I started learning the boats I was working on and I did plenty of fitting on the Bainbrige and I’m currently working there now at nassco in Norfolk va great story
I was the team Sniper in the Vietnam War (2/502 Infantry, 101st Airborne) We were always in a "free fire zone", the A Shaw Valley ("Hamburger Hill") 330 Days of my tour. I never saw a village or villagers. I'm amazed at these guys abilities and training. It was an extremely dense jungle area and my job was to protect my team. I had a "Bamboo Viper" craw inches in front of my boot. A tiger crossed in front of me ... and I doubt I could do the training they did. Sadly I hope they are beyond the memories I still live with at 75 years of age.... I never experienced the glory of our success. I only remember my lost fellow Troopers. At least I never waited for ANY permission to fire. I was only dealing with NVA.
Thank you sir. for your service. Thank you for laying the ground work for all those who follow/d so that I can live with the freedoms I do today. I am sorry for the loss of life that you witnessed, and suffered because of losing. Your loses, have afforded ALL of our freedom. God Bless you. Make no mistake...He WILL reward you and make you whole.❤
Thank you for your kind words ... I finally told my oldest (51 Years old) about my personal kill count ... I was worried how he would handle it, as a father I never raised my hand to him or his brothers, it was the old; "Go to your room". I'm dying from so many health issues related from Dioxin Poisoning (Agent Orange) as my appointed VA Hospital in Colorado ... I move to Australia to work as a teacher after 9 years Army. It's not perfect, but at least we have free health care, subsidized college and NO GUNS unless your job requires them and then you need to do a course. I watch those MAGA Trump lovers in shock???? In the small village I grew up in Michigan, if you were in need, illness, neighbors came by to help you or drive you to the hospital....instead you have door bell camera! Shooting kids in school? I had planned to take my Australian Wife for one last visit, but it's too dangerous ... I won't own a gun and in my life I ended way too many lives /// sure none civilians like the NVA and VC had done in the same area. There I said it... I promised my wife I would never repeat what happened ... I'm 100% disabled so I can fly for free from Australia to almost any US Base ... even for free I won't put my beautiful wife in danger of 32 years. Be safe with yourself and your family.@@Zilla-r3h
@@airbrushken5339 Thank you for sharing your story! I am humbled. I am only 37 years old. I know as much as I can, from many text books, articles, documentaries, etc. About the Vietnam War. Clearly, not there, so my understanding is just a tiny TINY scratch on the surface. For Some reason that war, in particular, has been the one I have been drawn to learn about the most over the years. I remember my dad having about 25 books. All had many color pictures. Pictures of men on the battle field. Stories written about those men. Who they were, what the felt. The stories of the men out there. It was a series of encyclopedia type books on that war. At 10 I used to study those books. I still Have them. Absolute tragedy. My dad was sent in, to be drafted. The physical he had at 19 showed he had to many health problems. They did not want him. They sent him home. Married my mom and walla, here I am! Your son, and his daughter (me) have fathers that had very different outcomes in regards to this war. I am sure your son is proud of you...fighting for our country, just as I am proud of my dad for what he was prepared to do if needed. The U.S. has turned into a very different place. Even in just MY lifetime i have seen it. I fear to send my kids to school. Imagine that! This is something my parents NEVER would have taken a second thought of. Things have changed. I am glad you are in a country where you feel safe! Where you are getting the care you need. The support you need. It makes me sad to think you had to go to another COUNTRY to get this. We should be taking care of our vets!! Good bless you and your family!
@@briangilley5093 Sorry mate our FO was from Kentucky ... I hope he made it. We spent just over 330 days in the jungle as we didn't work from a fire support base like most units ... that meant our water we drank contained dioxin (Agent Orange) as we got it from the streams and rivers .... my own government KILLED us! All the presidents since JFK through to Ford were informed that the defoliant had 3-5 times that SAFE amount of dioxin... killing over 300,000 Vietnam Veterans AFTER they got back home... five times the amount killed by the NVA and VC Armies did combined. "lest we forget"
USA are proud of their Seals and rightly so, same as UK with our SAS. They have been known to work together, and train in each others backyards as such. Unfortunately a lot of their operations will be classified. In the UK they have only really been seen in public as such inconnection with the Embassy takeover in the 80s which brought World wide media attention. Makes u wonder what the world would be like today without these highly trained incognito soldiers, and how many missions they have all undertaken apart from the excellent take down of Bin Laden, that are classified and the world will never know. Hats off to all of these groups worldwide
Viewing a 10-minute documentary narrated in 50 minutes requires the viewers to have the Navy SEAL's mental capacity. No doubt, I am the newest graduate.
It is correct to say that this was their first kidnapping, but I think it is more important to emphasize that it was their LAST kidnapping. I think it's safe to say they bit off more than they could chew.
If you follow the trial of the one pirate who was arrested, the one one went to the USS Bainbridge, it didn’t go according to the movie. In fact the defense attorney ripped the Navy apart. It wasn’t three shots three kills. It was about 35 shots, one kill, two wounds. One SEAL went to the lifeboat and killed the other two. And the bag with $35,000 came up missing. NCIS and the FBI investigated for months but it went nowhere. It no doubt was incredibly brave mission, including jumping out of a plane at night directly into the Indian Ocean, then inflating a boat while in the ocean. But the facts are the facts and not the movie. Research the trial of the pirate.
I was accepted into the seals before I finished boot camp. I was 2 out of 2000 that could pass there swim test. Sprint without hesitation 18 laps of a 50ft pool. Once you go beyond your known physical point of exhaustion your heart and frontal lobe become activated and you are now super human.
I suspect these snipers are all from athletic backgrounds in their lives previous to military. I notice their gate while running. They all are highly coordinated in their running. No one is duck footed or Knock kneed. Even in pro sports you will find guys that have a gate that isn’t ideal.
Most are extremely athletic. But,not every was in sports. My late fiance was a Sniper in the USMC and he ran and lifted. He was in sports randomly until he enlisted.
Amazing what their training prepared them for. These guys are like machines. It is fantastic that they were able to perform their duties to perfection.
Who agrees with me when all 3 snipers was practicing hitting the target at same time, that when Eric was late, it was on purpose for the making of this documentary. Think about it, the lateness of Eric shot was too late for a very trained Navy Seal. No way he's that late. Trust me guys, it was done on purpose for better understanding of training.
This must be pretty old, bcuz I’m pretty sure that the SEAL in this doc. is Glen “Bub” Doherty. The one that came over from Tripoli in the end, which he was KIA in 2012. Sad, but great documentary at same time
No offense to the Seals as they are undoubtedly the baddest men alive and true heroes but by the end of this hr long video that should have been 2 minutes i was hoping somebody would shoot the guy who made the video as i have never seen something take this long to tell a 2 minute story
In this part of the video Navy Seals are a elite group of the Navy but you have but all branches having elite forces like the 82nd ,the 101 airborne units,the 25th from Hawaii the 3rd armour from Fort Hood all division force.25,000 or stronger.but I was with 8th Army 10th Armour out of Fort Drum and my whole family were in the military and my son is active Marine from San Diego and my niece just retired from the Army as a nurse 25 years but she will still work at a hospial somewhere in Washington state.
The killing of all those watermelons is horrendous. But from one vet to another may God continue to bless you this day - and all your days. Thank you for doing what you do 24/7. Go Army.
@@gib59er56 to answer everyone's questions none military ships are not allowed to carry weapons on board in the majority of ports in the world, some merchant ships hire private companies to protect them and their weapons are airlifted to the ship via helicopter when the ship is usually 60 miles away form port when it is traveling towards pirate waters and when it's done passed, the same procedure happens again wepons air lifted of and then the ship will dock near a port and let the security off. They are expensive and some ship owners don't want to pay the relay on Nato ships but there aren't enough of them to protect all the cargo and cruise ships the travel in that part of the world.
I recall watching a seal team six member stating the SBS are the best he has ever worked with die to their global deployment ability where the seals fell short had been freezing locations
@lukel4903 they DIDN’T say “Somalis” - they said Muslim. The appropriate description is “Armed Somali men/Armed Somalis” - not “armed Muslims.” I mean yeah they probably are, but piracy is completely unrelated to religion. There was zero need to say “Muslim” in this video.
Crazy you get called a hero for sniping a teenager who had zero chance of actually fighting back. I totally get why the men who serve in SEAL Team are so Humble yet so confident.
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Just make a 6 minute video that's all about what you said it was about
I served on 11th MEU uss Cleveland... I was a young corporal on radio watch in the taclog when that broken radio distress message came through my radio.... I remember that event....
I met a SEAL once. He had a personal presence that made the hairs stand up and your heart beat a little faster... and he was just visiting our boat and smiling and stuff. Something about the eyes, I think. Like when a tiger at he zoo makes eye contact with you and you suddenly feel like prey. Amazing humans. We are lucky they are out there.
TV you should have shook his hand people say the same thing when I'm standing 0 in a room it's called confidence nothing more nothing less there's no such thing as Fair
You're very lucky where out there that's all I can say
My EX brother in Law had a friend growing up who became a seal. He was always at the house hanging out when not out doin what they do, lol.
I lived with my sister over the course of seeing him for about 5 years. From about 16 years old to 22, I saw this guy.
I knew he was a seal, but I was young, and it was not until later in life did I truly understand the pure BEAST MODE of a human I was around all those years.
@@sds6303 It's true enough that the Marines are a department of the Navy.......The Men's department.
All young men should be trained by Military ethics and strength thru training and discipline.
OMG my brother Richard served on the USS Bainbridge as a radio/telegraph operator way back in 1955 thru 1960 and only served one tour. He did not care much for the assignment as there were many high ranking individuals onboard. It did however got him a jump start on his future employment in the computer world. I on the other hand chose a different career and went into the US Army with the 82 Airborne and 11th Airborne in Germany and eventually attended Officers candidate school and ended up in Vietnam in two tours once as a LT and the second tour as a Cpt being wounded both tours and medivaced. I retired as a Cpt in 1975. I am so proud of these guys in how the handled those pirates in some cases ended any future pirate nonsense. I am 85 years old and now retired as a police office here in Marina California. Several of my fellow officers harassed me about being The Old Guy , however nine of them have passed away, some being the young guys, however several of them were honest hard working cops. Retirement is great. Thanks GOD the getting old stuff works.
Hello Captain...thank you for your varied career of military service and community protection. I admire guys like you. I did 23 years in the Navy, stationed aboard six different ships, one year VN incountry, and two years in Athens, Greece on a ship. I was a Navy E9 at time of retirement...Master Chief Petty Officer. I am 77 now...catching up to you, Kenneth. I salute you, buddy. And yes, thank God in Heaven...but Jesus, God's son, is right here among us if our heart and mind is right. From an old Navy saying, "May you have fair winds and following seas." Take care, Skipper.
Thank you for your service sir!! Appreciate you fighting for mine and my family’s freedom!!!
Wrong ship but thanks for your service. CGN-25 was laid down in 1959. This Bainbridge is DDG-96 Arleigh burke class destroyer. Thanks for your service and your brothers service regardless.
@Kenneth Bartlett - Thank you for your service in both your careers sir! As a cop's kid, I know your 2nd career well. My Dad was also an officer in the Army. I'm proud of all the people who give a large part of their lives to protect & serve us. In case no one has told you this yet, Welcome home! Hope you're enjoying your well deserved retirement!
Wow you told your entire life story. It seems like you missed out on a lot while you were busy with the employment. But now you get a retirement pay.... Hey it's all good right?
An unexpected navy seals documentary. Loved it
The amount of patience and discipline these guys have is mind-blowing.
The amount of patience and discipline I have watching this incredibly drawn out documentary is mind-blowing.
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we lost so much patient. to those pirates i seen video clip Russian and china gun them down no paper works no prison
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This puts the film (Captain Phillips) into different light. These Seals are impressive.
The movie was boring and I couldn't believe
Tom ( pedo) got a reward for this
Great movie
Cause it’s a movie!
Movies are for entertainment!!
This was real life death!!!
Never!!!
Champion a movie!!!
It’s only for entertainment.
HUGE difference.
May God bless every men and women in uniform especially the men in SEAL teams. You are my hero and I respect all of you very much.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our veterans and active service members who defend this country every day against all foreign and domestic enemies you are indeed America's bravest and brightest you will always have my utmost respect and gratitude for your defense of this country may God bless each and every one of you and may God bless your families
i don't know if any one will read this but to me it is important that i write and send this i served and loved every moment of it but you men serve at a different level way above Evan your own safety and life for that matter for this i thank each and every one of you i have no better word or words for this you have my utmost respect thanks and my hart goes out to you all thank you
Thank you for your kind words sir but don't have a cut yourself short like that I don't care, see you and you are a Green Beret or you're there to fix my Jeep we're All in this together the guy fixing the Jeep The Cook's feed me the guy making my ammo getting my boat ready making sure everything operates perfectly so I can do my job we all work together so don't cut yourself short I may be a seal back window without the rest so thank you sir but I do hear what you're coming from we do give up a lot and put ourselves last
My writing is a little screwed up for sorry about that
Best comment yet. Very well said!
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@@PeterMontminy-h9jare you implying that you are a Navy SEAL? I'm genuinely asking you.
Thank you
Legend. A real super hero. Inspiring story. Physically and mentally. I am in awe.
❤se coeur est pour légende ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤et tous les autres. Coeurs ses pour les soldas simple ou officier qui sont garent de notre sécurité qui obéissent au ordre bon ou mauvais même quand leur président, ment il vont combattre et pour parler de légende ses aussi ce qu il a fait ent rentrent au pays qui était bien c étai un homme avec du coeur il allait au début a sont retour consulter pour ce remètre sur les tailles train, train . Habituelle😊😊😊 avec femme et enfant ,ce qui est dur après Autant de déploiement que lui et le fait de aider des marins et autre blesser dans leur cher tromatiser par la gère il avait fait un stande de tir et ses fait tué ent éden les autre quant j ai vu l hommage que long a fait tou le long du trajet du corbiare le monde sur tour le trajet sur les ponts autoroute des grue avenue le drapeau sa photos ent géan pour un gean assassiner ent éden ses frère d'arme repose ent paix
I was a ships' Captain for 20 years and did sail through pirate waters a few times and later was Designated Person Ashore for 10 years controlling our company ships sailing through high risk waters several times - this was a hugely impossible event and I totally salute all involved especially the snipers shooting at targets in the dark in a bobbing lifeboat!!!
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😮 thank ya for your service and God bless you and your family 🙏
Where are we with china ?
This 40 minute marathon could have been 15 minutes and still share the same information 😂
😂😂😂 thank you
Actually it was 50 min 😅
Totally.....awfully slow and unrelevant at some point
Exactly. What a waste of extra nonsense
Thank u buddy u just saved me 40 min
The HEROES of FREEDOM. I Salute you. USA!!!
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It's sad how these men work their ass out and their retire some come homeless on the streets, that's so sad..
These men along with Delta are the top tier teams for America and what a great bunch of true warriors for our great nation. 😊
Great people average nation
@@iansurname4789 What a zinger!
I was gonna try do that navy rating but choose to stay in deck dept on my two ships
My second navy ship bb62
USS new jersey
Firepower for freedom my ship motto
We were most power ful navy ship afloat in first Lebanon war 80s
Gorgeous long beach navy base was our homeport.
Now navy shut it down rezed the base to ground nothing left of my old base now In long beach
I go to long beach on tourist visits an to see my former home church
FBC of long beach on 1000 pine Ave
So if on west coast check out my old church been in long beach over 125 years I think
Deck dept and 1st division one of toughest or maybe toughest division on my ship next to engine room personnel my deck dept very very tough to work in but not no way like my navy seals brothers but being in deck dept exposed to elements very very hard on you.
Very very good movie for sure
Well done to each and every one of you seals massive Respect to yous all✌🏻🇬🇧👍🏻
I salute all men in uniform thank you for your service to our country you guys are truly amazing 🙏❤️❤️🙏 Respect ❤
Yes, thanks: interestingly today & , not Just Men: all “ People!!, in Service (* esp. those Military & Harm’s Way)………..
My full respect to these men from 🇨🇦
Thank God for BRAVE men 🙏
People sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf
I don't like how they repeatedly refer to the Seal Team as: Killers, killing machines, attack dogs wanting off their leash, etc.
Like any special ops teams from around the world, they are extremely well trained specialists. They spend an inordinate amount of time honing their skills.
I notice its not mentioned where they perform missions and no one knows about it including saving lives.
As the wife of a veteran who served over 24 years in the Army, we want peace through strength. Thank GOD, we have those willing to use their skill sets anywhere and perform what looks impossible.
May GOD bless these folks and their families.
"God Bless you David Schatz"
God Bless and Protect our UNITED STATES NAVY SEALS.
" God Bless America "
A SEAL'S job is to ELIMINATE any and all threats. There is no need to APOLOGIZE
Lions don’t concern themselves with the opinion of sheep… (I’m pretty sure that’s the quote?)
Hey I’m just a person from Philadelphia that moved to Norfolk va and started working at the shipyard as a fire watch I wanted more for myself so I became a shipfitter that’s when I started learning the boats I was working on and I did plenty of fitting on the Bainbrige and I’m currently working there now at nassco in Norfolk va great story
Respect to all SEAL-Teams who protect us from evil😎👍
Thank you for your service to our USA!!!
True, I did not see the other snipers, but I did see that one guy standing behind the bush. He wasn’t trying very hard
You will always have my respect: you go inside of something, where there are no rules anymore.
Good luck further on !
HUGE RESPECTS TO YOU SEALS!!!!What happened to the captain??????? 🤔🤔🤔
The captain was saved, and after weeks he return again to the sea.. movie name captain phillips
I was the team Sniper in the Vietnam War (2/502 Infantry, 101st Airborne) We were always in a "free fire zone", the A Shaw Valley ("Hamburger Hill") 330 Days of my tour. I never saw a village or villagers. I'm amazed at these guys abilities and training. It was an extremely dense jungle area and my job was to protect my team. I had a "Bamboo Viper" craw inches in front of my boot. A tiger crossed in front of me ... and I doubt I could do the training they did. Sadly I hope they are beyond the memories I still live with at 75 years of age.... I never experienced the glory of our success. I only remember my lost fellow Troopers.
At least I never waited for ANY permission to fire. I was only dealing with NVA.
Thank you sir. for your service. Thank you for laying the ground work for all those who follow/d so that I can live with the freedoms I do today.
I am sorry for the loss of life that you witnessed, and suffered because of losing. Your loses, have afforded ALL of our freedom.
God Bless you.
Make no mistake...He WILL reward you and make you whole.❤
Thank you for your kind words ... I finally told my oldest (51 Years old) about my personal kill count ... I was worried how he would handle it, as a father I never raised my hand to him or his brothers, it was the old; "Go to your room". I'm dying from so many health issues related from Dioxin Poisoning (Agent Orange) as my appointed VA Hospital in Colorado ... I move to Australia to work as a teacher after 9 years Army. It's not perfect, but at least we have free health care, subsidized college and NO GUNS unless your job requires them and then you need to do a course. I watch those MAGA Trump lovers in shock???? In the small village I grew up in Michigan, if you were in need, illness, neighbors came by to help you or drive you to the hospital....instead you have door bell camera! Shooting kids in school? I had planned to take my Australian Wife for one last visit, but it's too dangerous ... I won't own a gun and in my life I ended way too many lives /// sure none civilians like the NVA and VC had done in the same area. There I said it... I promised my wife I would never repeat what happened ... I'm 100% disabled so I can fly for free from Australia to almost any US Base ... even for free I won't put my beautiful wife in danger of 32 years. Be safe with yourself and your family.@@Zilla-r3h
@@airbrushken5339
Thank you for sharing your story! I am humbled. I am only 37 years old. I know as much as I can, from many text books, articles, documentaries, etc. About the Vietnam War.
Clearly, not there, so my understanding is just a tiny TINY scratch on the surface.
For Some reason that war, in particular, has been the one I have been drawn to learn about the most over the years. I remember my dad having about 25 books. All had many color pictures. Pictures of men on the battle field. Stories written about those men. Who they were, what the felt. The stories of the men out there. It was a series of encyclopedia type books on that war. At 10 I used to study those books. I still Have them.
Absolute tragedy.
My dad was sent in, to be drafted.
The physical he had at 19 showed he had to many health problems. They did not want him. They sent him home. Married my mom and walla, here I am!
Your son, and his daughter (me) have fathers that had very different outcomes in regards to this war.
I am sure your son is proud of you...fighting for our country, just as I am proud of my dad for what he was prepared to do if needed.
The U.S. has turned into a very different place. Even in just MY lifetime i have seen it. I fear to send my kids to school. Imagine that! This is something my parents NEVER would have taken a second thought of. Things have changed.
I am glad you are in a country where you feel safe!
Where you are getting the care you need. The support you need. It makes me sad to think you had to go to another COUNTRY to get this. We should be taking care of our vets!!
Good bless you and your family!
I had a buddy at Perris Valley Skydive and he was on hamburger hill. He had better than normal vision and called in air strikes. His name was Tim.
@@briangilley5093 Sorry mate our FO was from Kentucky ... I hope he made it. We spent just over 330 days in the jungle as we didn't work from a fire support base like most units ... that meant our water we drank contained dioxin (Agent Orange) as we got it from the streams and rivers .... my own government KILLED us! All the presidents since JFK through to Ford were informed that the defoliant had 3-5 times that SAFE amount of dioxin... killing over 300,000 Vietnam Veterans AFTER they got back home... five times the amount killed by the NVA and VC Armies did combined.
"lest we forget"
I cannot imagine how Captain Richard Phillips felt when all three captors simultaneously lost their minds.
good luck you seals if you think you are the best. until you come upon the SAS/SBS
whether we like it or not, these guys are simply the best
Nicest Men you will ever meet. Military People aren't the problem. MIC and Cheap Congress is.
2nd best
Seals are a 2nd rate special force, not amongst the best.
USA are proud of their Seals and rightly so, same as UK with our SAS. They have been known to work together, and train in each others backyards as such. Unfortunately a lot of their operations will be classified. In the UK they have only really been seen in public as such inconnection with the Embassy takeover in the 80s which brought World wide media attention. Makes u wonder what the world would be like today without these highly trained incognito soldiers, and how many missions they have all undertaken apart from the excellent take down of Bin Laden, that are classified and the world will never know. Hats off to all of these groups worldwide
As the wife of an ex-SAS member, trust me, without them the world would be such a sad & chaotic place!. 👍👍
SAS are number one!
are there any bad ass movies like this? i wanna watch em.☺
Viewing a 10-minute documentary narrated in 50 minutes requires the viewers to have the Navy SEAL's mental capacity.
No doubt, I am the newest graduate.
Wasn’t there a movie on this, I remember watching a movie similar to this one.
Captain Phillips
Yes i agree the SEAL teams are good, what about the SAS, Australian and British????
This ended up being just a navy seal promo😂
It’s good to know where the taxpayers’ money is going to, right?
Navy Seals are epic
Epically stupid and criminal.
This went from Maersk Alabama documentary to seal sniper training doc.
😂😂I thought i'm the only one who noticed
Very boring documentary. Confusing also
@@jeffersonvicente3046 true
Your powers of observation are uncanny.
@Jefferson Vicente how's it confusing?
The person who is reading this comment , I wish you great success , health, love and happiness !
Awesome program. Next time let me do the editing. Can get the same info with out repeating it - all in about half the time of the original program.
Watching this makes me want to replay SOCOM 1 and 2. I can HEAR the theme song as this video plays.
The way america portrays the seal team 😅 in all honesty there are so many extremely trained commandos living in the dark in so many countries
It is correct to say that this was their first kidnapping, but I think it is more important to emphasize that it was their LAST kidnapping. I think it's safe to say they bit off more than they could chew.
That apple exercise was terrifying and bad ass at the same time
If you follow the trial of the one pirate who was arrested, the one one went to the USS Bainbridge, it didn’t go according to the movie. In fact the defense attorney ripped the Navy apart. It wasn’t three shots three kills. It was about 35 shots, one kill, two wounds. One SEAL went to the lifeboat and killed the other two. And the bag with $35,000 came up missing. NCIS and the FBI investigated for months but it went nowhere. It no doubt was incredibly brave mission, including jumping out of a plane at night directly into the Indian Ocean, then inflating a boat while in the ocean. But the facts are the facts and not the movie. Research the trial of the pirate.
Thank you….Educate me more on this
Sounds like his lawyer knows what to say to get a big settlement.
Seal snifer in here performance is so very highly recommend interm operation rescue there are so good
Yeah yeah yeah!!! Get on with the show!
I was accepted into the seals before I finished boot camp. I was 2 out of 2000 that could pass there swim test. Sprint without hesitation 18 laps of a 50ft pool. Once you go beyond your known physical point of exhaustion your heart and frontal lobe become activated and you are now super human.
Very cool doc on the seals. 👍🇨🇦💯
I love our soldiers. Wow
Soldiers are in the Army. General term is Troops,Military or service members.
I suspect these snipers are all from athletic backgrounds in their lives previous to military. I notice their gate while running. They all are highly coordinated in their running. No one is duck footed or Knock kneed. Even in pro sports you will find guys that have a gate that isn’t ideal.
Most are extremely athletic. But,not every was in sports. My late fiance was a Sniper in the USMC and he ran and lifted. He was in sports randomly until he enlisted.
@6:24 this gear is strait up updated vietnam web gear set up. Even has the early 56 style H- harness.
Concrete life jackets for every pirate
or canoed heads
Amazing what their training prepared them for. These guys are like machines. It is fantastic that they were able to perform their duties to perfection.
Hi 6:20 to this program and please don't forget Polish " GROM " I think they are as good or better 😉
Bring them back! Pirate hunters in all of the oceans 🌊 💪🏼💪🏼🦾🦾NAVY SEALS
They wouldn’t Allow Me To Take The Written exam for SEAL training. Either way I’m proud and thankful for my brothers!
Most special forces from different countries don't appear in public or on film but only in America I wonder why
"Former"
Because of Hollywood movies
That is one reason why all the secrets of the United States of America were copied by the communists,they are not careful but boastful...
Who agrees with me when all 3 snipers was practicing hitting the target at same time, that when Eric was late, it was on purpose for the making of this documentary. Think about it, the lateness of Eric shot was too late for a very trained Navy Seal. No way he's that late. Trust me guys, it was done on purpose for better understanding of training.
trust me???
He was late, but the sound effect of their shots wasnt real, so it makes it seem worse than it is.
The vessel is in a museum it has many built holes.
Absolutely true
@@bill45colt Right? Trust me dudes, I am a rocket surgeon. I promise.
This must be pretty old, bcuz I’m pretty sure that the SEAL in this doc. is Glen “Bub” Doherty. The one that came over from Tripoli in the end, which he was KIA in 2012. Sad, but great documentary at same time
No offense to the Seals as they are undoubtedly the baddest men alive and true heroes but by the end of this hr long video that should have been 2 minutes i was hoping somebody would shoot the guy who made the video as i have never seen something take this long to tell a 2 minute story
I am Kenyan and these stories used to traumatize me terribly as a kid
In this part of the video Navy Seals are a elite group of the Navy but you have but all branches having elite forces like the 82nd ,the 101 airborne units,the 25th from Hawaii the 3rd armour from Fort Hood all division force.25,000 or stronger.but I was with 8th Army 10th Armour out of Fort Drum and my whole family were in the military and my son is active Marine from San Diego and my niece just retired from the Army as a nurse 25 years but she will still work at a hospial somewhere in Washington state.
i thought this was about captain philips not an advert for conscription.
The killing of all those watermelons is horrendous. But from one vet to another may God continue to bless you this day - and all your days. Thank you for doing what you do 24/7. Go Army.
RANGERS LEAD THE WAY ALL THE WAY....HOOHA!!!!!
good video, adventures with one's son are aways endearing .
This video was done as a tribute to the victims of the Cyclone ( helicopter) crash in 2021.
May they all rest in peace...
Thanks John
No it wasn't.
Thank gid theres guys like this, on our team, incredible
Good job 👌👍🆗👏
He hit them with the line from water boy 😂😂 these are highly tuned athletic machines. And Rambo has the same line about highly tuned killing machine 😂
Props to the camera man taking videos on beside the pirates ship
This was so sad. I lost my best uncles! 😢 rip captain abdiwasaaq
Your “best” uncles?
Allah Snackbar
@@buckfiden5171 indeed aloha snaccbar
@@buckfiden5171 infidel have no shame
He shouldn't have been dumb.
Why the ships don't have a security team and captains don't have weapons is beyond me.🤔
The American CORPORATIONS don't want it. The CORPORATIONS are full of IDIOTS
A lot of them do these days not all usually x military to but yea I agree the captain should be fully armed 🍻
Most do these days
That was just what I was thinking. Why do these ships go thru pirate waters without a professional security team?? Makes zero sense James.
@@gib59er56 to answer everyone's questions none military ships are not allowed to carry weapons on board in the majority of ports in the world, some merchant ships hire private companies to protect them and their weapons are airlifted to the ship via helicopter when the ship is usually 60 miles away form port when it is traveling towards pirate waters and when it's done passed, the same procedure happens again wepons air lifted of and then the ship will dock near a port and let the security off. They are expensive and some ship owners don't want to pay the relay on Nato ships but there aren't enough of them to protect all the cargo and cruise ships the travel in that part of the world.
"...the SEALS 'shun' attention.." Really?
Here's a whole episode that says otherwise.
Best part was the seals were not the ones who did the shooting. And this never gets mentioned.
@ 8:43 is that a .50 or 20mm ?
Nice story but it could be short without all the bragging it went on for 48 minutes while the actual story is 1 minute
This is a well coordinated plan. Amazing.
Awesome movie, highly recommended
This movie is special.🎖️
Tôi thích xem chương trình này sao không có phụ đề tiếng việt...
I recall watching a seal team six member stating the SBS are the best he has ever worked with die to their global deployment ability where the seals fell short had been freezing locations
Awesome take down 🤙
Glen Doherty @ 22:14 RIP hero!
Just noticed that! I watch that movie once a week.
Why do they keep on saying armed MUSLIM men they SOMALI men....you don't see them calling the SEALS 10 armed CHRISTIAN men.
Exactly… it’s not about religion it’s about being thugs
How do you know they are Christian? They are quite regularly called Americans which is exactly the same as calling the Somalians, Somalians...
@lukel4903 they DIDN’T say “Somalis” - they said Muslim. The appropriate description is “Armed Somali men/Armed Somalis” - not “armed Muslims.”
I mean yeah they probably are, but piracy is completely unrelated to religion. There was zero need to say “Muslim” in this video.
The Pirates are all Muslims but the Navy seals are from different religions
I would like to watch the movie entitled captain Phillip
a recruitment ad for the Navy and nothing to do with the Ship
Excellent !
You cannot go off plan as a member of the Special Forces, you have to be there to decide what happens!!
Cameraman never dies😅
Great video don't stop letting the civilians know what's like..
Crazy you get called a hero for sniping a teenager who had zero chance of actually fighting back. I totally get why the men who serve in SEAL Team are so Humble yet so confident.
I'm Glad The Navy Seal Get it done. > Toronto, Canada
"Seals shun publicity".....apart from the books they all write. Oh and the podcasts.
Gr video, thanks
The way i love Navy seals❤❤❤❤
Why didn't drug the water????
Great point-
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