Lone Survivor: A Conversation
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- A conversation with director Peter Berg, retired Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell, and actor Taylor Kitsch of Lone Survivor about the clashing definitions and manifestations of heroism and courage at the heart of this riveting, harrowing story.
Peter Berg, Writer/Director/Producer
Taylor Kitsch, Actor, Lone Survivor
Marcus Luttrell, Retired Petty Officer 1st Class, U.S. Navy; Author of the book Lone Survivor
Moderator: Tina Brown, Editor in Chief, The Daily Beast
I hope Marcus finds peace in his life.... incredible story.
TheKaffeeKlatsch I've already walked in those shoes, because I've already served. What you are too blind to see is that Marcus is getting all the attention over his buddies and those that died. You have to remember that Marcus isn't the hero. Lt Murphy is the real hero in this. He sacrificed his life for his team. Without Lt Murphy, they would all be dead, because nobody in the rear knew what was going on or where exactly they were at. You wouldn't know this because you've never lived life in combat arms jobs. And if you had any two cents in your brain, you would see that Marcus himself compromised the mission by convincing them to let those Taliban herders go. Sorry, but just because they are goat herders doesn't mean they weren't Taliban. Why else would you run back to tell? All they really had to do was tie them up, take the shot (if possible), zip-tie their knees and ankles (to slow them down from reaching the Taliban) then escape and evade. They would have completed their mission wihile avoiding un-needed causalities. Marcus' conscience would have remained intact and they would have been back in the rear drinking cold beers and BBQ'n. Special Operations guys are supposed to be smart, creative, etc. This was some crap I would expect from a line unit.
You are suppose to operate in this order:
Mission, Men, Me.
Marcus operated as:
Me, Men, Mission.
Richard H I served Honorably. Nuff said. Until you sign the contract and wear the uniform, STFU and smoke your weed
paul19781105 Pretty disrespectfull for someone who has served...
TheKaffeeKlatsch Not when it's a danger to you or your men's lives. Good soldiers follow LAWFUL orders.
paul19781105 Tell that to drone pilots.
"Stay out of our way and we'll stay out of yours." Epic.
@Bee Liever Explain yourself.
@@fletchermoore5428 16:10
@@SwiftestScout Nah you misunderstand. Look at my @ i wasn't responding to OP, I was responding to someone who has now deleted their comment. Probably because they couldn't explain themselves haha.
Imagine the physical pain this man is in still to this day, I bet it's very painful for him just to sit in that chair, what an amazing man.
why ? why trick people to imagine his PRESENT DAY PAIN in his brain !? leave him be ! wish positive healthy thoughts !! whats wrong with you ? why trick ? 👺
wow it's all good he is alive safe and sound back with his FAMILY in USA miles away from Bullets and bomb but the person that saved him nephew paid for that with a bullet in his head and Mr.hero here don't do or never did shit to help him get to the states at least for saving his ass you know what that called leaving a man on the battle field and if you are a tru solider you know don't care where a man from as long as he pick up a weapon and fight for your cause or alongside you you don't Ever leave him on the battle field I lost all respect for him after I got the fact to all this
I can't believe Marcus can talk so candidly about all the pain and the loss he's been through. It's a testament to the training and the selection process of the navy seals that he can explain it to a room full of media people who have absolutely no idea what war is like.
Why is he disrespecting the women and saying we saving and giving freedom to American people when they are literally on someone else soul and fighting, it makes no sense
@@feryadmezori8171Your paragraph makes no sense. What exactly are you trying to say?
“I was actually shot in the back the next day and that one really hurt”. What a man to inspire each of us to excel everyday. You are inspirational Marcus.
Carcass Luttrell is a conservative who thinks he can justify murder, well he better be pro-abortion then! Shame on Tina Brown for not pushing back on Carcass and letting him get away with his faulty "Hey you weren't there, I was!" conservatove logic
" Stay out of our way and we will stay out of yours." God bless you Marcus.... The American public has full faith in you and your decisions. There are no words to express our gratitude to you! Thank you!
"I'm not advised, meaning I'm not gonna tell yah." I love that so much. I don't know why, but I do.
Because he's lied so much he cannot keep track of it.
Half of me is thinking this is gonna turn into a shitstorm like the last comment I made.
What has he lied about? Please, don't cite the bullshit article published in a disgruntled vet column. Give me cold hard facts from reputable sources.
Steven Schmidt I would also recommend checking out a map of Sawtalo Sar, and seeing just how far 7 miles is from where they were ambushed. About 6 miles farther than the village. Luttrell told a sea story for personal fame and profit, at the expense of the man that saved his life, American soldiers and Vets, and Americans in general. No surprise he lived with Rick Perry, and shilled for both he and Donald Trump. He only answers questions through his lawyer. He is everything that is what not to like about America.
luttrell is a hero.
Thank you Marcus Luttrell...
I can’t believe he went on a deployment again. What a real life Superman. Thank you Marcus. People like you provide us with the chance to live a spoiled life. Even when we are broke here, we are actually still rich! God bless you and all of the soldiers.
he looks like a broken man, so much respect to marcus, i dont even live in america and have a lot of respect for him
He seems far from broken to me.
+Kayex He's unbreakable
+Walter Butler +Yoman2313 can you bother please JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP
I agree he looks very rough emotionally here, but if you watch some of his more recent speeches and appearances you can tell he has recovered and changed a lot!
Whether he's 'broken' or not, he also said 'much respect'.. The US was actually really respected when we actually fought back after 9/11. But for the last 8 years we've looked extremely weak, & depending who the next US president is will be a huge factor in what happens to the US Military.
To all the US Navy SEALS that have fought and/or died in Iraq,Afghanistan,thank you for your service.
To all the service men and women who fought and died to protect America and its allies, thank You All for your service.
It's spelled SEALs
Mike Orr stfu he’s showing respect who cares about grammar take that shit elsewhere
IRAQ was IS an ILLIEGAL occupation BY CANADA !
woop. sp. U.S.A. why does one EXPECT u.s.a. to be the aggressor. bring ALL Souldiers HOME - defend USA FROM THE na.zi.onist PROPAGANDA machine
@@nickhans1069 A sacrifice is a sinner.
why are 18 year olds LISTENING TO THE Vets ? DONT GO TO WAR. no point being the ENEMY THE SACRIFICE and the BLAMED forever. See his eyes to the Applause ? scorn pure. intense.
Marcus makes a good point that most people overlook. What others look at as an inspirational story of perseverance and survival, it was also the worst week of his life.
I served in Afghanistan in 2004 and when Marcus’ book came out I knew I wanted to read it. At that time there weren’t a lot of military history books about our generation of war. Up to that point it was Black Hawk Down and In The Company of Heroes. So this book was special to me because I had been there and left a big piece of me. Even all these years later it still bothers me. I lost 14 men I call brother over there. I always ask why did I make it home. Why couldn’t I have kept them safe and brought them home to their families. Now since being home I hate large crowds and the movie was coming out so my wife and I went to a theater on a Monday for the first 1100 am showing. It actually turned out to be me, my wife, and two Vietnam Vets. I was really tense throughout the movie my wife had to keep telling me to take some deep breaths and calm down. And when the pictures of those who fell I openly weepy in that theater. One of the Vietnam Vets walked up and put his arm around me and we stood there for a bit and then walked away. So thank you to Marcus and Peter, as well as the actors who played these American heroes. Thank you for bringing light to what we ALL did in Iraq and Afghanistan. 🇺🇸
Thank you looks like
Marcus put the interviewer in check(Monday morning quarterback lol)
@P T I was SECFOR I was part of a mounted Infantry unit. I was a 50 gunner and we did convoy security, counterinsurgence patrols, and ran OPs.
There were a lot of vets who walked out of Private Ryan too because it was too real.
I am Argentine I had reed the book, saw the movie, and watched this and others interviews, I am without words, Marcus is a true US hero, a man who deserves only admiration, like his brothers in arms, I cannot find more words, I am really moved and almost cry watching this interview. God bless Marcus and his family and God bless the families of those who perished during the Red Wings Operation, their souls are with Our Good Lord in Heaven. I must express my admiration for Peter Berg, Mark Wahlberg and all the actors who did a wonderful job, acting with lots of respect for this true story, they were fantastic in spite of working on a true and tragic story.
Luis A F. Wetzler you Not out of words obviously
Man you sound more American than some people I know. God bless you and yours and Hi from the states!!
Pretty sure many others almost cry, I too. True warriors and are so deserving of respect for their courage and unselfishness.
To all Americans. Cherish the freedom afforded to you by great men like Mr Luttrell. Fight to retain your freedom at all cost.
Respect from South Africa
I HEARD MARCUS SAY THAT HE HAS TO RELIVE THE WORST WEEK IN HIS LIFE EVERY TIME SOMEONE WANTS TO TALK TO HIM. THINK ABOUT THAT FOR A FEW MINUTES. MARCUS YOU HAVE A WARRIOR SOUL. AND YOU WILL GET THUR IT . GOD BLESS ALL SEALS PAST AND PRESENT !!!! HOOYAAAAAAA
Man the first forty seconds when they gave mr Luttrell a standing Ovation it brought a cold chill down my spine. You could see it in his eyes that he didn't want to be there.
Marcus Luttrell, I wish I could shake your hand.
A true hero!
A true hero indeed
I think I will meet him and shake his hand I live in Texas and I am also a Vet would love to meet the man and have a Beer with him!
Gilbert Garza, shake his hand and offer a him a beer for all of us. Truly an extraordinary hero. Thank all men and women for their service and sacrifice!
@Lynette Scribner You are very welcome and it's a pleasure and just a sense of duty. 😉
@Please Listen you a bum
Mr. Luttrell, I appreciate you talking the time to talk about this film and make known the differences between it and the actual scenario you and your teammates encountered. More so, I admire the courage you have to continue to speak at meetings and interviews like this. It lets the story be told to an ever increasing audience. Thank you.
After seeing this movie 'Lone Survivor', I think of an old British Troops saying..
"All Give Some, Some Gave All".Marcus you gave all so that we can live in Freedom and in a democracy, THANKYOU.
Marcus drops science at 13:44 on war & "right vs. wrong." We really have no clue. War is hell, plain and simple. This is a great interview.
Yea, 99% of the US pop lives in a fantasy land, thankfully BECAUSE of our military dealing with the reality of the world at war
The look on his face when the audience applauded during his introduction.. made me wanna cry
wow a comment section that shows respect im suprised no one is talking shit its nice for a change
What an amazing humble man. Can’t explain in enough words how incredible Marcus is. If more people were like him the world would be such a better place. Hope you find peace in normality of life.
All life is equally valuable.. Well said Marcus Lutrell. God bless
I live my life and enjoy my life because of men like Marcus Luttrell and thousands of others like him who make it possible for this great country to exist. Thank you, Mr. Luttrell, and all your brothers, fallen and living.
What a hero that Marcus Luttrell. A true man of principles, honor, and integrity. Such a powerful speaker and just is real. Loved it when he put that ignorant women to task. A no Bullshit kind of guy who speaks the truth. God Bless, I'll never forget all of our brave men and women in the Armed Forces sacrifices.
I just finished reading Marcus Luttrell book, Lone Survivor, And the only thing I can say to that is wow. What a powerful book, Marcus and all of his fallen brothers are the true meaning of American Heroes.
Paul Cummings the book isn’t all true it says Danny Dietz was 35 even though when he fought he was 25
It's a tissue of lies moron, Lutterel ran like a fucking dog and I don't blame him. They were stiffs the minute they landed in tha valley.
@@bastogne315 hey chill Adolf Hit, i mean, Galand.
Google SOFREP and his name, you'll see how tough he was 😂
@@collindowd3541 stfu bitch
Every second he's not answering he's with his dead comrades. Very tough warrior, humble and good at the same time. That's some ancient war dedication you can only find in well trained men like SEALS. Respect from the bottom of my guts from Italy and thank you Marcus and all who gave their souls to make others like me enjoy life.
Marcus is one of the most genuine dudes i've seen, even in a promo show situation like that. True navy seal!
Carcass Luttrell is a conservative who thinks he can justify murder, well he better be pro-abortion then! Shame on Tina Brown for not pushing back on Carcass and letting him get away with his faulty "Hey you weren't there, I was!" conservatove logic
Mr Lutrell, speaks straight to the point, that is why I love military guys , you just gave a valuable lesson to us, civilian people.
Fast forward to 13:35 thru 16:16. Marcus says it all. May God bless him.
Ya that was well said
I disagree with him
Jud Judersawn no one cares troll somewhere else
@@mikeghd6833 Im not trolling. He just rambled about the military knowing what they are doing, when no one said they didn’t
When he said he re-deployed at 23:00 my jaw dropped. Wow, absolute legend!
Carcass Luttrell is a conservative who thinks he can justify murder, well he better be pro-abortion then! Shame on Tina Brown for not pushing back on Carcass and letting him get away with his faulty "Hey you weren't there, I was!" conservatove logic
As a Vietnam Navy Veteran, I have the greatest respect for the SEALS and all service members who put their lives on the line for duty. Civilians cannot understand the level of commitment, training, skill, dedication and the special bond between brothers in arms who give their lives for each other and for a civilian population to live free. I didn't serve in combat, I was a Navy Corps-wave, but I did witness the deep spiritual scars left behind due to combat. These men put their bodies, minds and spirits to service. Much of the cost isn't evident until they come home and try to integrate in society. Look on any street in America, if you see a homeless guy in fatigues there is a great chance that he was in service. The SEALS are the elite and most highly trained and dedicated. It is evident that Marcus Luttrell earned his membership in this group. You can see the price paid in his body, his face and the dignity when speaking about getting the job done. His book is a great tribute to the men he served with. As a civilian, I owe these men respect, understanding, honor and the deepest compassion.
Sybil Galer "Civilians cannot understand the level of commitment, training, skill, dedication" and brainwashing that all service members have. So much that they will invade another country and kill innocent people because they are ordered to by the U.S government. DAYUM. To this day, there are still people (see GOP voters, not ALL of them thou) that think the Iraq War was beneficial for Iraq and the Middle East. AND ALL YOU PUPPET SERVICE MEMBERS DO IS SAY "We were put in a situation, and we did what we had to do" Fucking murderers. If you really had some balls and a conscience (see judgement that assists in distinguishing right from wrong) you would tell your government "We will not go to (Insert name of the country you have invaded here; Iraq, Vietnam, Korea, Afganistan, bombings in Lybia, Pakistan, just to name a few) and kill their people"
But since I am talking to a Vietnam Navy Vet, you probably are no more intelligent than a war-mongering psycopath.
Wambli Padilla Actually Wambii my experience in Vietnam has made me a Quaker pacifist. I protested the Vietnam War, the Gulf War and the Iraq, Afghan War. I agree that the US rush to war is a disgrace. The US domination of foreign countries is egregious. The politicians and civil leadership hold US lives and foreign lives in contempt. The interference in foreign sovereignty has toppled governments and led to the destabilization of countries from South America to the Middle East. It is ultimately responsible for the rise in hatred for America. This wanton imperialism should be resisted by all who value Peace. However, my hatred of war does not compromise my appreciation and love for the men and women who serve with honor.
Sybil Galer I understand and share your point of view. But I do not understand "However, my hatred of war does not compromise my appreciation and love for the men and women who serve with honor" These soldiers are human beings, and they deserve our love as any other human being. I agree with you. But as service men and women they are invading other countries and killing people because they are ordered to. They do not question or protest it. From this point of view, they are harming the world.
Wambii, if you really want to talk and understand you may email me direct at sybilgaler@gmail.com
Sybil Galer I will, I am interested to know your point of view about this
Much respect given to Marcus Luttrell, all of the fallen soldiers, the actors who reenacted and respected such an amazing story & my condolences to all of the families who've lost their loved ones from Op.Red Wings..
I just felt that I needed to give my respects & I hope that Marcus Luttrell can soon be able to heal & find peace from all of the trauma that has happened to him.
She hit the wrong button. Bad move. Put her in her place. God bless Marcus.....prayers go out to u always
Yeah. If you read the book and other writing on this event, the general consensus is that Marcus was and is pretty torn about the decision to let the guys go. He said in the the book that he believes if they killed those goat herders, his three best friends would be alive today. However, he felt had to follow the rules of engagement. In some people's mind, saving three American lives is the "right thing to do" where as others believe that sparing "innocent civilians" (those guys were clearly taliban supporters and wanted to kill Americans) is more important.
Kevin Doherty so true
After all that turns right back around and goes back in wow hats off
Yea but to Marcus’s credit he seemed like he didn’t wanna hurt the interviewer’s feelings half way into his answer. But he defended himself strongly. What I’m curious about is why Marcus has so much regret over the decision to let the goat herders go when Gulab stated that the entire Taliban heard the helicopter landing and that they started tracking the SEALs immediately after. That would have made the goat herders running into them more or less irrelevant.
Wrong button to press, she didn't know any better. Some people don't know.
so much respect for Marcus such a great inspiration and someone you look up to thank you for your service Marcus
All we can do is stand for this man maybe give him a hug if he'd take one....absolute hero! God bless you brother!
Lone Survivor book gave me the chills reading it!
Massive respect to Marcus Luttrell, an incredibly honest and forthright conversation. Deserving of our thanks and our respect. God bless sir.
The eyes don't lie. I don't see a man who would run away, I see a man who rather of died on the mountain than live to regret it. 🇺🇲
Humbleness is the sign of the warrior
As a Marine brat from my birth in Quantico, VA to my father's retirement, I just want to honor our servicemen and woman for doing what they do best. I cried and was very proud to be on the receiving end of what these Heroes were born to do, Protect my freedoms. God Bless, Marcus and his fallen Bothers and all who pay Service to the USA! Thank you.
Semper Fi, 67-70.
Thank you sir for the sacrifices you and your fellow elite service members have made for me and my family and all other Americans! My heart cries for you and may GOD ALMIGHTY take any blessings he may have planned for my future and give them to u and your family !! And thank you for allowing me the precious freedoms that I have because of your selflessness!!! And this is the reason you SHOULD NEVER EVER EVER KNEEL DOWN DURING OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM!!
This is a great conversation. Marcus and his matter of fact approach is inspirational, "Stay out of our way, and we'll stay out of yours!" All said after making an emotional response but still has clarity of mind after all his been through, how can anyone not admire such strength. I would love to see a talk on Marcus with photos that have meaning and him explaining, l just think that would make for good watching. Cheers.
This man is a true hero....theres not many around. How the human body can be put through so much and still come out on top shows how the human spirit thrive,s. R.i.p to the fallen.....we will never forget!
how is he a true hero when he got his buddies and others killed? No lives were saved but his own.
paul19781105 do you think he.wanted to see his buddies die. Saying that is like saying you fought for our freedom and took pain that was not needed but since your brothers died your not a hero
Devin Ford You might want to read the accounts of the guys who have received the MoH from Mogadishu on back. Running from the enemy to save your ass is not heroic. What the Lieutenant did that cost him his own life was the real hero. That's the real sacrifice.
RASO Caboose
I just love the movie Marcus's your my hero!!!
All I can say is thank you from the bottom of my heart. Bless you
Marcus is the one man i would want to meet over anyone in the world. He has inspired me to be better, i had a rough patch about 6 years ago. And just his thought process and everything changed my life. And I’m doing great now. I feel so bad that everyone only wants to talk to him about operation redwing, he is way more then that. Tell him thank you and talk to him like the normal human being that he is. Thanks for your service Marcus Luttrell.
the fact that they stand up when the interviewer introduces Marcus is amazing
Thank you for your service.
From the UK
Find peace my man. Hero.
My heart breaks listening to him talk about going back then losing what was his purpose and life, his team was his family a trauma most can’t fathom. Grateful he’s doing this interview, can’t imagine how difficult it is to talk about the traumatic experiences over and over.
R.I.P. Dasy, Marcus' dog who was murdered
***** huh? do you have a brain tumor?
No some punk ass kids walked up to his front yard and just shot his dog cuz they thought it’d be fun
BAMCIS13450703 aww :( I feel bad for him he went through hell comes back and someone murders his dog
Man he has so much more restraint and self control than I do cause I know for a fact if some psycho ass punks murdered my Dog my bestfriend I know that I would kill the bastards!!!
True soldier!!Marcus 818 respects your heroism...thanks for fighting for our country...
Peter Berg is a national treasure. Glad he's there to make a film about a man like Marcus Luttrell.
Saying you dont have any regrets at all with anything youve done ever shows you how truthful a person will be with ya because everyone has atleast some kind of regret in theyre life
I hope Mr. Lutterell find peace in his life. Is most diffinatly a sad and touchy thing he went through without a dought.. He is no coward in my book... Things happen for reasons we dont understand.. I hope you recover fully from all things youve been through.. You have backing like no other.. Freedom has a flavor the protected will never know...God Bless you and all our people in service past present and future..and if he'd like to go fishing or hunting. If looks me up . finds me.. Looks like were going fishing or hunting NO questions asked.. What so ever. I would proud to take him .. But thatd be the day..
One of the best interviews I believe I've ever seen. She asked some great questions, and the answers from the guests made this film even more compelling for me. God bless the Seals!
"meaning I'm not gonna tell ya.." awesome.
I love his answer
can you time tag that bit please? i wanna find it
4:58
@@neiburup9270 thanks man
Marcus Luttrell is Awesome! What a great man, a true example of heroism!
I am Nigerian by blood but American by heart, I love Americans, Live your life as a legend and a hero Lutrell, may his fallen teammate rest in peace
Marcus Lutrell, this Marine Corps Infantry officer believes in you and the choices you and your team made 100+%. Thank you for showing the world what an American hero is.
If I ever get to meet you, let's talk football or whatever you want.
LCpl Shmuckatelli lmao your user name!! Haven’t heard that in years 😂
I wouldn't know one end of a gun from the other but I know a hero when I see one. Marcus Luttrell is a hero...
I am sorry, I could have been an actor for 40 years of my life and would NEVER ever even begin to act like I know wtf this guy and his men went through.
Man, Marcus has that look in his eye. You can tell he's been through crazy crazy horrible shit. I have so much respect for you Sir and for all of our service men enabling us to be safe and free. What Marcus said on 15:20-16:05 is IMO accurate. You have no say in what's right or wrong unless you've been through the same shit all these brave heroes has been through.
Marcus Luttrell and his fallen comrades are true American heroes!
THISSS MAN SHOULD BE HONOURED HE'S TRULY A HERO FOR REALS. MR MARCUS GOD LOVES YOU MAN....HE SAVED YOU FOR A REASON TRUST ME!!!
I love you and thank you brother. I never got to meet my dad because he protected us too. So thank you!
A true hero... Thank You Marcus...
Wait wait, did Tina Brown just say at 13:42 that the right thing to do was KILLING INNOCENT CIVILIANS? Rules of engagement, and basic ethics would disagree with you Tina. There's a word for people who target civilians in a war zone - war criminal. These guys sacrificed their lives to uphold the law and what morality exists in a warzone. How dare she disrespect their memory by suggesting that they didn't do the right thing and died for nothing.
I agree. Who knows what it was like in that situation except for Marcus. Personally, if they actually had zip ties as depicted in the movie, I would have tied their hands together so navigating down the mountain would have been at least 3 times as hard/slow
***** Fuck off.
***** u stupid?0_0 3 innocent civilians!
Luttrell says in another interview that he wishes he would have changed their decision... it's easy to monday night quarterback, but they made the morally correct decision at the time. Personally I would have tied the three of them together so they would navigate more slowly like holyteejful suggested, however they were taliban sympathizers and all of their options were very real.
Remy Kim Saying that not killing the civilians was the right thing to do isn't Monday night Quarterbacking, it's just making a clearly moral statement. There are no real vagaries here. If they'd killed the civilians they would have breached the rules of war. Talking about tying them up, or taking them with them etc. - That's Monday night quarterbacking.
Thank you and your brothers for your service.
If I was the admiral in charge of that mission, I wouldn’t dare show my face in public, much less at a presentation about the story. The leadership is responsible for all those deaths.
God Bless Marcus for having the ability to tell the story. Also bless those other men he fought with and their families who sacrificed for the freedoms of our country. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you all gave!
I have enormous respect for this man! Words cannot express my gratitude for what he and his teammates have done! Incidentally, I have seen the movie and read the book...every word... and cannot imagine what he and they had to go through! Thank you for all you and the SEALS and our military represent!
I love how he has his dog with him. I don't go anywhere with out my dog Hauss.
Someone shot his dog DASY in his yard, her name were the initials of his buddies in the seals, they gave him the dog as a service dog. I just listened to his 911 call as he chased them in his car with 2 guns. All they got was probation. It's sickening.
@@lauralishes1 When I heard that call I couldn’t believe. After all he has been through, they murder his dog.
@@lauralishes1 - With such a light sentence like that it makes you wonder if they were minors.
@@herewardthewatchful1014 the one guy was 18 I believe.
when i looked in to marcus luttrells eyes in this interview and every other interview I've watched about this incredible man and his lost brothers all i see is horror and incredible pain that saddens my soul
Major Respect for Marcus Luttrell, his team, and all who go in harm's way. God bless you one and all.
I forgot to say “thank you” Marcus and all special ops personnel who risk life and limb to secure the freedom and safety I enjoy every day.
Marcus Luttrell is the man chuck Norris wished he could be.
John marshall um...this is awkward..
+Chuck Norris Hahahaha
+ Clint Eastwood
more like scary b$#% who ran for his life and let his brothers die.
none ya speak for yourself you little bitch wit.
I am on DEP call (Delay Entry Processing) I am joining the Air Force as a PJ. I got exited when I heard that PJ's "rescue" him. Motivates me even more.
DestroyCo where you at bro served as a pj for one deployment in iraq and then got out and went to medical school now i'm a doctor and work emergency medicine
Hope it worked out for you.
You can see so much pain behind his eyes
centenario de oro dude that’s not even true, where the hell did you learn that😂
centenario de oro what a fucking mess you are
centenario de oro alright you try go fighting dumbass let’s see if your any better. And he never left his brothers
Guys just watch the real operation redwing on yt and it confirms it all
@@chillout8320 Confirms what?
I think many questions will rear their ugly heads starting at 4:57 starting with the Apache question. I love his answers, "I'm not advised" to "I'm not going to tell you". . . . something has never been right. God Bless this fine warrior !
You can see he is so humble and the only reason he did this movie was to tell us how hard his brothers fought and given them and the seal community much deserved praise . True roll model and he started a non profit that helps fallen soilders families
Oh man, I choked up in the end to hear Marcus tell how he feels today - such strength and courage, it's deeply moving and inspiring to witness this hero keep going in spite of the agony every single day
She asks him if he regrets his decision not to kill the aphgans and he says he regrets nothing about the entire ordeal. In the book though he says numerous times that he regrets not killing them. He says he regrets it because if they had killed them, that his team would still be alive. I think Marcus is a warrior. He is also an emotional wreck. You can see it in his posture and how he talks about what happened. Though still alive, he truly gave his life and part of his sanity to this country and I thank him for that.
+chuckv5150 He's gone back and forth on how he feels about that, and even in this video you can say he's conflicted because he DOESN'T KNOW. Of course part of him wishes they had snuffed them and gone on to finish their mission with all those SEALS home safe and sound... On the other hand, showing mercy and compassion is what will make us the good guys, right? As he says, it's a conundrum that will never be answered.
It's a tragedy, what we go through, sometimes.
Luttrell is a liar. The insurgents already knew they were in the area. They heard the Chinook, they likely even found the fast rope, they most likely saw them moving around in the open during the day, and they certainly saw their boot tracks. Luttrell is a warrior, and he is an emotional wreck, but that isn't an excuse for abandoning the man the saved his life because his embellishment and lies about what happened would get exposed.
People change their opinions and values everyday he probably thinks about every single thing that happened over their everyday thinking about what he could have done that shit most likely haunts him
Stacey E wait so you know all of this because you must’ve been there right?
@Gaven Miller that is a valid assessment, had the Afgan herders been dispatched, the likelihood of additional casualties and KIAs' may have been reduced or nullified.
Unfortunately Rule 47 of the 1949 Genivia Convention strictly forbids the killing of non-combatants. There are soldiers and contractors who have been charged, court martialed and or convicted with murder for killing civilians under the assumption of a posed threat by way of civilains providing intelligence of military activity to the enemy. Delicate situation, how does one choose and how can one stipulate unequivocally that the goat herders posed as an eventual threat to the success of the operation? He definitely will wrestle with these questions as to why they "voted" on that decision to let the herders go and the lieutenant did not make a command decision. I was not there, however I have been in situations where remembering the minute to minute accounts and details of an occurrence are difficult to recall with definitive accuracy. He made it back and others did not, no amount of finger pointing will bring the downed participants back from the dead. We learn from the mistakes, make adjustments and deploy moving forward.
Thank you for your service and sacrifice!
Only God can judge ! These hero’s did what they had to , we are proud of you !
I cried at the end of this movie. And that is highly rare for me, but i just cried at the thought that those men died for me and the rest of us. They went through hell and back while we're here sitting pretty. They lost their dear friends and the thought of that just saddens me. Thank god for these brave men who have fought and and those who have lost their lives and also those that were willing to risk their lives to help Marcus Luttrell. It goes to show that not all of those men are like our enemies.
Some people have to find a purpose in life, others are born with it .
When she said we are here to honor Marcus, I can only imagine how off she was based on the hearing of plenty of soldiers they came back and dont want to be viewed as heros, it's the ones that didn't make it back that they honor and view as heros.
God bless Marus man. Awesome guy. He should have everybody's respect for what he went through
Why? They only battled like 7 or 8 Taliban. 4 SEALs couldn't take out 7 or 8 Taliban? Geez....no wonder we keep losing.
Thank you Marcus. You represent all veterans, only you are an elite who gave your all. Ty for your unwavering courage, strength and humanity.
Mr. Marcus Luttrell, you and brothers will never be forgotten. You and your brothers are an American Hero's. I Salute you!
15:50 simply put in “nice terms” don’t piss off men who work and fight when you sleep and enjoy you’re daily lives
People say Spartans were the greatest warriors ever, Marcus Luttrell is an old spartan in future times. Him and all his teammates were. 4 men taking on 100-200 of the best enemy army’s out there. Just insane
centenario de oro no, Marcus never lied. All of those websites have been disproved.
anyone doubting marcus story and what he said about his team mates doesn't know the first thing about navy seals, they would never disrespect their team mates, they are in many ways even closer than family I'm sure
Brotherhood
Forget capes, forget super powers, forget saving the world. This man is a true and legitimate hero. Anybody criticizing him is a hypocrite, with absolutely no inside to the situations he was faced with. Nobody except for the men who have lived it are at reason to criticize anything. We should all be thanking and honoring him. Nothing less.
Absolutely incredible. The very definition of intensity this guy. Typical of the individuals that are at the apex of the spear Luttrell is exceptional. As badass as Marcus is he is still a young man. He hasn't lived his worst years thus far. Young men just be aware that the pain that he will be racked with as he gets older will be nothing short of hurrendise. Mentally as well as physically. Young men tend to put themselves through physical abuse, and Luttrell is going to experience severe chronic pain that I don't think that even he is aware of how much more difficult it is in an elderly person. God bless Marcus Luttrell.
Sucks that he has to always relive those days because of the media hype. It's why I never ask a vet what they've seen or heard.
Yeah, but he did choose to write the book and then agree to contract the movie and press rights. It's not like it was forced on him. He's said that he is doing this so people will know the stories of his fallen brothers, so I don't think he minds that much.
IMHO I don't think he realized that people would take it this far. As he said, no one asks him about hunting, shooting or sports. Sounds like some regret there, but yes, he did agree to make a book and movie. Double edged sword no doubt.
I work with a Nam vet and one time he started talking about what he saw, a 72 year old man started to break down. I told him not to worry about it, no need to talk about it. Let's just get our work done today. It's why I don't ask any Vet what they endured, saw or did. But that's just me.
Talking about their experiences helps normalize them, and it's part of the healing process. It actually helps to get it out in the open.
your cool
he doesn't have to hes doing it 4 $ and like all
americans the story is epic and they are unbeatable, he probably hid under a rock the whole time, aussie sas don't sit on national tv they remain silent, I think only half the story is being told, if they had half a brain they would have if not tied them up at least immobilized them very slow movement. my uncles went to Vietnam and recalled how useless and stoned on pot the yanks were . please yanks stop making heroes of yourselves, very tragic storey and I feel very sorry for marcus, but from the interviews ive seen it seems like hes milking the story 4 all its worth. we have current aussie soldiers who were awardered Victoria cross medals, and remain silent
No words I can say to this man,,,just a big SALUTE👍
I watched this film, it was really touched me so much.
Especially, the Afghanistan man helped him from the mountain and protected him
the part was really touched me.
the Afghanistan war has been so complicated and it made many people die both
side...this man, only survivor who faced so much things.
I am really sorry for him. Good luck man, I respect you and your honer.
A solid point to realize.. the movie is only dramatized by about 4000%. Why did the comms not work? Yeah let’s talk about that..
Why . The where in a canyon
I've been active duty army for 14 years, it men like this and movies like this that need to be seen and heard...this is the reason we wake up and stand beside our brothers...no one who hasn't served our country or wore an uniform could understand...And to all the men who came before myself and brave men like Marcus and his team....God Bless.... your in my prayers Brother!!!!