The “team America fuck yeah” patch, love it! Jason you’re a Legend brother in an era of a different kind or Hero that deserves our constant thanks! As a dad of daughters Thankyou for your sacrifice that’s helped keep my daughters world a safer place! Patrick the same to you! Truly Thankyou. Longtime sub of an awesome channel! s.A.
It's reassuring to hear from someone who has done so much and still has the ability to reflect, to learn, and to admit his mistakes. This man is still on an amazing journey.
An incredible story teller…as expected from this show and Ryan, a top shelf interview. Lets go for a 3rd 😊. We need to know what these guys have done on our behalf. Thank you both for your service.
Jason Lilley's story is a must hear. I was totally blown away by amount of training he and other endure in the MARSOC community and the types of engagements he was involved in.
You should talk to Fred Galvin about that first MARSOC deployment if you haven't already. Those guys got thrown under the bus to appease the Iraqi government. It didn't help that the conventional Marine Corps didn't want that unit to exist.
This has got to be one of my favorites and it's hard to pick on your channel. Todd opalski definitly comes to mind too. Great stories and insight. Thank you for doing this.
Was really looking forward to this second round, and as expected it delivered! Amazing stories told! RIP SGT ROB "CREATURE" Budrick #USARMY #1SFG #RANGER #CONTRACTOR #PMC #22ADAY
Ah, this was so great! Thanks for coming back again, Jason. And thank you Ryan for giving the people what they wanted. You always do, and more! You've really hit your stride on Combat Story and your natural style really is smooth as hell. I always look forward to new episodes.
I’m an ex South African military medic and I just love listening to these incredible humans, one thing I would love to hear about is you Ryan, someone should interview you and hear your combat story!
Seems like both OBL and 1S1S could have been shut down quickly but forces were prevented from doing so by the powers that be. As Jason says; it's probably about money.
I know you're always good about reminding viewers to not get too specific, but just wondering if you work with DOPSR or an Agency equivalent before publishing these videos? I worked for the Command as a support bubba for a few years and these videos really help scratch the itch. Thanks for everything, Ryan.
Riveting. Jason is such a good guy. He has so much wisdom to pass on to the next generations, who will really benefit from it. Love the interview format, where you let the man talk and bare his soul: and that’s where all the gold is. Thank you.
The war in Iraq was very urban but the war in Afghanistan was mountain fighting. Which of course was in favor of the taliban. Even for being guys in turbans with akms they have taken on the world's best militaries. Thats pretty admirable. I dont like them or their ideology but i commend their will.
Both parts of Jason's story are "SHIT HOT!" Loved hearing the raw stories showcasing the brutality war brings out. I find lots of vets telling their story barely scratch the surface. It's refreshing hearing a guy like Jason not hold back and just tells it how it is.
It would be interesting to hear about the proxy wars or skirmishes as Russia has used the Wagner group to fight Americans just as they use them now as in Ukraine as well as Africa. Great discussion to hear about Marsoc and its beginnings. I have been out of the military since 95 and so much has changed.
@@billallen4793 I live in Wyoming. In a small town in the Yellowstone ecosystem. The nature and beauty of the place creates creativity. I couldn’t ever live in another place..
@dwightchaos9449 I grew up in Casper from 13ish year's of age in 1986, been in Lander for the last 20+! And WOULDN'T be able to live ANYWHERE else!...lol
I am happy to hear that Spagettios and Ravioli was a staple to others as well as it was for me. I have been listening to the stories you guys tell and I am in awe of the intestinal fortitude that it takes to live the life. Thank you all for telling the story!
I volunteered after high school, I was unable to serve as I had hoped to serve. I have many veteran friends and what you guys do help me understand what they are dealing with after their life of service. I understand more how all of them are dealing with PTSD and other issues like guilt from surviving when their comrades in arms did not.
Great episode, I love the no bullshit approach from both you and your guests, no sugar coating it, we were in the business of killing other men that wanted to kill you, and would in an instant, or worse like what those animals aka ISIS, IS K, etc….. who would make sure you felt as much fear and pain as they could inflict on you as well as citizens, it’s men like Jason, Shrek, DJ Shipley, Marcus and the seemingly endless list of names who make sure that the bad actors have short life spans and do not get the chance to bring their barbaric hatred of us to our soil, there is not enough thanks nor appreciation given to them, the silent professionals, it still amazes me how far advanced we have become since I served in the 80’s, thank you Jason, and you Ryan for bringing some of the experiences of those who lived it to light to have their stories told, and not be forgotten by time. I hope there is a part 3.
Once you see the under belly and the curtain is pulled back, it's a hard pill to swallow when you see that reality. Once you realize your principles, entire ethos/code lived by, sacrificed for is being abused. Then exploited by power hungry cowards looking too extract as much wealth as possible, its a hard one too move past.
To see this side of Jason Lilley in contrast to how he presents himself in Savage Actual. A True Renaissance man possessing deep rooted time tested Wisdom, Humility and a Zen like quality of a Buddhist Monk. Thank you Ryan!! Looking forward to interviews of Jason's "buddies" in the future.
Patrick Sending a generator , the Spectre Gunship bro offering his home , Jason helping him board up his grandmas windows, the brotherhood of military personnel, the selflessness is amazing!!!! It Carrie’s beyond combat and tours , unbelievable !!
Paralyzed Vet., SAPPER, here -Yes, It IS Literally unbelievable. i am sure some people somewhere benefits from this; Praise GOD! But, i only hear about such things (it's more a psy-op). LmK!
Not started yet, ads are running. Just wanted to let you know Ryan... no notification for this video from TH-cam. Now I don't hit the bell option, that's way TOO much notification! I'm subbed to far too many channels and have too many devices to ever want each one to go nuts 24 hours a day, mostly through the damn night, to want that annoyance. (TV, mobile, tablet and laptop = way too many device notifications to listen to and have to clear well over a dozen times per day each, sheeesh) But I usually get two more polite and less intrusive ways to check for any new uploads when I open up the TH-cam app. Yours would always be in there. But not this one. I searched for it and found it, but thought you should know that this was happening. Algorithm bs. Heads up.
You know cus damato said “there’s nothing more dangerous than a happy fighter.” For fighting as a sport like boxing or mma he’s right but when you’re on that level of survival in warfare and life and death on the line I understand what Jason’s saying and it makes total sense.
Semper Fidelis brother thank you for sharing.. 2/5, 0311, 2 tours iraq, list too many brothers down range and more upon coming home. I miss my brothers so much nothing in the civilian world is the same, everyone looks at a military mind set with a heightened situational awareness as crazy but I will maintain until they put me in the ground.. too all the brothers out there please stay up. Stay focused and find a avenue of approache to channel what you are dealing with, your not alone. I'm here for any brother needing to talk .. devil dogs up!! Oorah!!
I think we can all understand why they fought us so hard now. Who would want this shit coming to their country? Our country is fucked up. We may have money and nice things but there's a lot of fucked up shit under the facade. I'd be fighting us with everything I had too if I was them.
minute 32: "There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter" -Ernest Hemingway. That's a bit dark
Hemingway said: “There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.”
It's interesting how Buddhism has helped Jason with intentionality and peace. I haven't studied it closely, but ideas from Buddhism helped me deal with the sudden death of a loved one. Nothing is permanent. (Look into the far future of the universe and there will be a day when only photons are left.) Life is a constant rebuilding from things, small and big, breaking apart. It helped me get back into living when I accepted the struggle.
I carefully watched and listened to Part 1 of your interview of this extraordinary American. Thank you to both of you; men who have given everything within your beings to all of us. I am 77 and I am not a veteran. I offered the Army myself as a medic. I had angered the Captain--shrink at my pre-induction physical. The Navy was just down the hall and I went there offering myself, but to be a corpsman attached to the USMC. Yes, I was a CO, but also had some history of serious bodily injury in H.S.; I have never figured out why my "offer of the blank check. I had made it clear that if I was treating a wounded soldier/marine, I could kill to protect my patient. I was a skilled woodsman, a fine tracker and already had the essential skills in medical treatment. I am still a truly expert marksman. I wish I could personally speak with you, Mr. Fugit.
May God Bless you and your family Mr. Lilley. Thank you for your sacrifice and service to keep my family and I safe. Your a/an American Hero in my eyes sir. Thank you.
I lived on the Atlantic Coast, having grown up in Colorado. The native Floridians were crazy. When they would evacuate for a hurricane, they would start at the beach, moved everybody over the Intercoastal Waterway, then raise all the drawbridges to prevent anybody from returning. The locals would prepare by holing up in a two story with plenty of food and water and booze. Tape up the glass to keep windows from blowing glass in, and call it it a Hurricane Party.
Went to the range with a gunny that was a marine sniper for so many yrs & all he hit was black on multiple targets while transitioning. Dude had 4 rds off (on black) before i got 2 (not in black haha).
My dad probably worked with this dude he also worked in grs for awhile he had a machine gun smash his hand and like teared a bunch of ligaments in his hand his call sign was ivy is like yo know if y’all ever meet I won’t give his real name out for obvious reasons lol
I love listening to the stories they tell. THis fellow is awesome as heck. I wonder though, could you get Kevin Holland on? He's quite a story all by himself.
There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter. Ernest Hemingway
I never served but I was raised in the service, son of a vet .I have the highest admiration for are vets like to you .thank you for sharing your story with us.
Dude, get hooked up with Toobs Bodyboarding Co. in Morro Bay. They will make you any custom board you want. They made me a Bullet board with side FCS skegs from a long board. It rode like it was on tracks.
There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter. -Hemingway
I feel him on not idolizing sports, but where the fuck do you think top level techniques for almost anything come from? You need repetition and competition to spawn new ideas methods and to innovate. These things can play into combat as well, not even talking from experience, but there MUST be examples of operators learning from athletes, and vice versa, this guy ignores that development opportunity and experimental environment
I want to think he was referring to the kiss-assing and worshipping that you see most grown adults do with professional athletes when he said “I don’t idolize sports.”
We never loose the desire to be alphas once alphas. The military is one of the very few places, especially within top level tiers, focused, operational units such as special forces units. The thought of giving in or giving up, seeing those who settle for less in life, missing action, growing old, and not taking your chances are all thoughts I believe older guys feel and at some point think when coming back or like many working for the agencies. Age is one battle we all face and fend off yet never master but like a wave learn to ride out with style and grace. Love the content gents. I see the eyes light up when thinking back. Some may say, "how can you want to go back after all that or take anything good from it". Well, sometimes bad is good and good is bad and it all can be a major driving force that when shaped and directed can be an ultimate weapon against evil and to protect others. I also wanted to add that a malnourished coyotes is to date the most accurate description for that country of men. Bravo.
Lol this dude's background and going through The CIA trial course is Just like Sean Ryan's experience lol. Except Sean passed his 1st try.. However he did get put on esthetic security job at an embassy as well but he quit the next day doing that haha
GREAT INTERVIEWS. But Dude, you MUST stop clicking the camera back to you every 10secs, let them talk without your face popping up every 10. Again GREAT content
Thanks to Ryan for sharing the stories of all these amazing people. make sure you tell others and share this channel with your friends. Stay Savage.
seaman lilley😍😘😂
Appreciate you telling it raw and unfiltered (somewhat at least).
💪💪💪🙏
i love it raw🥰🥵😂
The “team America fuck yeah” patch, love it! Jason you’re a Legend brother in an era of a different kind or Hero that deserves our constant thanks! As a dad of daughters Thankyou for your sacrifice that’s helped keep my daughters world a safer place! Patrick the same to you! Truly Thankyou. Longtime sub of an awesome channel! s.A.
It's reassuring to hear from someone who has done so much and still has the ability to reflect, to learn, and to admit his mistakes. This man is still on an amazing journey.
An incredible story teller…as expected from this show and Ryan, a top shelf interview. Lets go for a 3rd 😊. We need to know what these guys have done on our behalf. Thank you both for your service.
Jason Lilley's story is a must hear. I was totally blown away by amount of training he and other endure in the MARSOC community and the types of engagements he was involved in.
You should talk to Fred Galvin about that first MARSOC deployment if you haven't already. Those guys got thrown under the bus to appease the Iraqi government. It didn't help that the conventional Marine Corps didn't want that unit to exist.
It was the Afghan government...
@@YugoM92 You may want to do a little research.
@@ryanjones4917 glad someone said it
This has got to be one of my favorites and it's hard to pick on your channel. Todd opalski definitly comes to mind too. Great stories and insight. Thank you for doing this.
Was really looking forward to this second round, and as expected it delivered! Amazing stories told!
RIP SGT ROB "CREATURE" Budrick #USARMY #1SFG #RANGER #CONTRACTOR #PMC #22ADAY
Ah, this was so great! Thanks for coming back again, Jason. And thank you Ryan for giving the people what they wanted. You always do, and more! You've really hit your stride on Combat Story and your natural style really is smooth as hell. I always look forward to new episodes.
Carpet F bombing like a real Marine semper fi.
I’m an ex South African military medic and I just love listening to these incredible humans, one thing I would love to hear about is you Ryan, someone should interview you and hear your combat story!
Seems like both OBL and 1S1S could have been shut down quickly but forces were prevented from doing so by the powers that be. As Jason says; it's probably about money.
If it involves our government, it's ALWAYS about the money!..smfh..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
I know you're always good about reminding viewers to not get too specific, but just wondering if you work with DOPSR or an Agency equivalent before publishing these videos? I worked for the Command as a support bubba for a few years and these videos really help scratch the itch. Thanks for everything, Ryan.
Riveting. Jason is such a good guy. He has so much wisdom to pass on to the next generations, who will really benefit from it.
Love the interview format, where you let the man talk and bare his soul: and that’s where all the gold is.
Thank you.
Weird how the TH-cam algorithm sent me to this channel while searching for golf clubs.
The war in Iraq was very urban but the war in Afghanistan was mountain fighting. Which of course was in favor of the taliban. Even for being guys in turbans with akms they have taken on the world's best militaries. Thats pretty admirable. I dont like them or their ideology but i commend their will.
Both parts of Jason's story are "SHIT HOT!"
Loved hearing the raw stories showcasing the brutality war brings out. I find lots of vets telling their story barely scratch the surface. It's refreshing hearing a guy like Jason not hold back and just tells it how it is.
It would be interesting to hear about the proxy wars or skirmishes as Russia has used the Wagner group to fight Americans just as they use them now as in Ukraine as well as Africa. Great discussion to hear about Marsoc and its beginnings. I have been out of the military since 95 and so much has changed.
Hemingways’ story, On The Blue Water is the source of “on the hunting of man.”
Erni had a hell of a drug issue when he was being creative!..lol..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
@@billallen4793 I live in Wyoming. In a small town in the Yellowstone ecosystem. The nature and beauty of the place creates creativity. I couldn’t ever live in another place..
@dwightchaos9449 I grew up in Casper from 13ish year's of age in 1986, been in Lander for the last 20+! And WOULDN'T be able to live ANYWHERE else!...lol
I am happy to hear that Spagettios and Ravioli was a staple to others as well as it was for me. I have been listening to the stories you guys tell and I am in awe of the intestinal fortitude that it takes to live the life. Thank you all for telling the story!
I volunteered after high school, I was unable to serve as I had hoped to serve. I have many veteran friends and what you guys do help me understand what they are dealing with after their life of service. I understand more how all of them are dealing with PTSD and other issues like guilt from surviving when their comrades in arms did not.
Ohhh i have been hanging out for this!
Great episode, I love the no bullshit approach from both you and your guests, no sugar coating it, we were in the business of killing other men that wanted to kill you, and would in an instant, or worse like what those animals aka ISIS, IS K, etc….. who would make sure you felt as much fear and pain as they could inflict on you as well as citizens, it’s men like Jason, Shrek, DJ Shipley, Marcus and the seemingly endless list of names who make sure that the bad actors have short life spans and do not get the chance to bring their barbaric hatred of us to our soil, there is not enough thanks nor appreciation given to them, the silent professionals, it still amazes me how far advanced we have become since I served in the 80’s, thank you Jason, and you Ryan for bringing some of the experiences of those who lived it to light to have their stories told, and not be forgotten by time. I hope there is a part 3.
Once you see the under belly and the curtain is pulled back, it's a hard pill to swallow when you see that reality. Once you realize your principles, entire ethos/code lived by, sacrificed for is being abused. Then exploited by power hungry cowards looking too extract as much wealth as possible, its a hard one too move past.
To see this side of Jason Lilley in contrast to how he presents himself in Savage Actual. A True Renaissance man possessing deep rooted time tested Wisdom, Humility and a Zen like quality of a Buddhist Monk. Thank you Ryan!! Looking forward to interviews of Jason's "buddies" in the future.
Finally another marine. Semper Fi marine
GOD BLESS you Jason Lilley And Heal Your Spirit .
Ryan has the BEST stories by far!!
Big Heart, Great American, Professional Warrior! Great content Ryan! Thanks guys! Gritty info. Loved it
I pronounce gnarly wrong.
.G'narly😂 A very nice observation of motive and context creating a understanding of the enemy.
Great interview! Thank you guys. I like how you ask about the pipeline. Back then it wasn't anything like SEALs or Army. Very interesting.
Patrick Sending a generator , the Spectre Gunship bro offering his home , Jason helping him board up his grandmas windows, the brotherhood of military personnel, the selflessness is amazing!!!! It Carrie’s beyond combat and tours , unbelievable !!
Paralyzed Vet., SAPPER, here -Yes, It IS Literally unbelievable. i am sure some people somewhere benefits from this; Praise GOD! But, i only hear about such things (it's more a psy-op). LmK!
Dude I'm 52 lol. Army retired still have that urge always. Great podcast. We all feel the same way
As you should! That oath doesn't end at retirement!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇲🤠
8 F bomb 💣! Outstanding sir 😂
Not started yet, ads are running. Just wanted to let you know Ryan... no notification for this video from TH-cam. Now I don't hit the bell option, that's way TOO much notification! I'm subbed to far too many channels and have too many devices to ever want each one to go nuts 24 hours a day, mostly through the damn night, to want that annoyance. (TV, mobile, tablet and laptop = way too many device notifications to listen to and have to clear well over a dozen times per day each, sheeesh)
But I usually get two more polite and less intrusive ways to check for any new uploads when I open up the TH-cam app. Yours would always be in there. But not this one. I searched for it and found it, but thought you should know that this was happening. Algorithm bs. Heads up.
You can turn off the audible notification
Thank you Jason for sharing your story . Thank you both for your service ! much respect !!
Just realized he got backfilled by Cody Alford on that missed deployment where he broke his arm.
You know cus damato said “there’s nothing more dangerous than a happy fighter.” For fighting as a sport like boxing or mma he’s right but when you’re on that level of survival in warfare and life and death on the line I understand what Jason’s saying and it makes total sense.
Wow Ryan I love your videos thank you and great hearing Jason's story wow George Carlin 😂😂😂😂
Amazing , absolutely AMAZING !
While i am not an Army Sniper, but a SAPPER, "SOTIC" is the one!
Absolutely not and yes it would probably help my condition but not worth everything it will destroy.
Jason is a great guy. He was one of my DDMs in Afghanistan
Awesome this guy rocks!
Semper Fidelis brother thank you for sharing.. 2/5, 0311, 2 tours iraq, list too many brothers down range and more upon coming home. I miss my brothers so much nothing in the civilian world is the same, everyone looks at a military mind set with a heightened situational awareness as crazy but I will maintain until they put me in the ground.. too all the brothers out there please stay up. Stay focused and find a avenue of approache to channel what you are dealing with, your not alone. I'm here for any brother needing to talk .. devil dogs up!! Oorah!!
I think we can all understand why they fought us so hard now. Who would want this shit coming to their country? Our country is fucked up. We may have money and nice things but there's a lot of fucked up shit under the facade. I'd be fighting us with everything I had too if I was them.
Sad to hear of the GRS guys and their problems...
This guy reminds of the main character in the show peripheral.
What the hell do You think "Secular" means‽ lol-)
minute 32: "There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter" -Ernest Hemingway.
That's a bit dark
Hemingway said: “There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.”
😮 sick podcast bRAUH keip it going CUZ 🎉
Jason needs to be on Shawn Ryan podcast
Yes!
Best interview to date. Kudos!
Ryan you look like Edward Snowden
Have been waiting for this.
Let's gooo! Part two is here
It's interesting how Buddhism has helped Jason with intentionality and peace. I haven't studied it closely, but ideas from Buddhism helped me deal with the sudden death of a loved one. Nothing is permanent. (Look into the far future of the universe and there will be a day when only photons are left.) Life is a constant rebuilding from things, small and big, breaking apart. It helped me get back into living when I accepted the struggle.
Been waiting for this one
From this I learned there are levels of Hardcore .
There are levels to everything in Life.
I carefully watched and listened to Part 1 of your interview of this extraordinary American. Thank you to both of you; men who have given everything within your beings to all of us. I am 77 and I am not a veteran. I offered the Army myself as a medic. I had angered the Captain--shrink at my pre-induction physical. The Navy was just down the hall and I went there offering myself, but to be a corpsman attached to the USMC. Yes, I was a CO, but also had some history of serious bodily injury in H.S.; I have never figured out why my "offer of the blank check. I had made it clear that if I was treating a wounded soldier/marine, I could kill to protect my patient. I was a skilled woodsman, a fine tracker and already had the essential skills in medical treatment. I am still a truly expert marksman. I wish I could personally speak with you, Mr. Fugit.
May God Bless you and your family Mr. Lilley. Thank you for your sacrifice and service to keep my family and I safe. Your a/an American Hero in my eyes sir. Thank you.
Ehhh F*@$ THAT!!! 😂🤣
I lived on the Atlantic Coast, having grown up in Colorado. The native Floridians were crazy. When they would evacuate for a hurricane, they would start at the beach, moved everybody over the Intercoastal Waterway, then raise all the drawbridges to prevent anybody from returning. The locals would prepare by holing up in a two story with plenty of food and water and booze. Tape up the glass to keep windows from blowing glass in, and call it it a Hurricane Party.
Perfect timing
🙏❤️🇺🇸
Went to the range with a gunny that was a marine sniper for so many yrs & all he hit was black on multiple targets while transitioning. Dude had 4 rds off (on black) before i got 2 (not in black haha).
Damn I hope I cross paths with this man at some point in life so we can drink a beer together. Thanks for ur service fellas. Solid work
My dad probably worked with this dude he also worked in grs for awhile he had a machine gun smash his hand and like teared a bunch of ligaments in his hand his call sign was ivy is like yo know if y’all ever meet I won’t give his real name out for obvious reasons lol
I love listening to the stories they tell. THis fellow is awesome as heck. I wonder though, could you get Kevin Holland on? He's quite a story all by himself.
Unbelievable stories - wow. Craziness and courage.
Oh yeah!!!
There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter. Ernest Hemingway
Hey savage N Carolina would be a safe state to move to ! Thanks for content!
I never served but I was raised in the service, son of a vet .I have the highest admiration for are vets like to you .thank you for sharing your story with us.
i believe that saying was from Hemingway, actually it was
Jason, Semper Fi brother. Missed the first episode but I’ll have to catch up on it later. Glad you and the girl friend are ok after the hurricane. 🤙
Nice
Florida Miata racing! LFG!!! 👊🏻💥🤘🏼
Damn had no idea Jason's a father too
i mean he was banging in the 2000s😂could release that stress and testosterone😂
Man this 2 part interview was just the bees knees. Loved it all.
Ohhh, the Florida insects not incest.....
Pppppll
Love this channel
Do you think you can do a video on former South African special forces operators.
Welcome to SWFL Devil
Gulf Shore strong
Been waiting on this one!!!
Dude, get hooked up with Toobs Bodyboarding Co. in Morro Bay. They will make you any custom board you want. They made me a Bullet board with side FCS skegs from a long board. It rode like it was on tracks.
is it free tho
hey we got the same name
This guy should go on the Shawn Ryan Show or gbrs group podcast
There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.
-Hemingway
Great show 👏
Love the channel
AKA Bob13
Awesome show
I feel him on not idolizing sports, but where the fuck do you think top level techniques for almost anything come from? You need repetition and competition to spawn new ideas methods and to innovate. These things can play into combat as well, not even talking from experience, but there MUST be examples of operators learning from athletes, and vice versa, this guy ignores that development opportunity and experimental environment
I want to think he was referring to the kiss-assing and worshipping that you see most grown adults do with professional athletes when he said “I don’t idolize sports.”
I agree@@mrmrsh8tr
agree with @mrmrsh8tr
Mark "Oz" Geist
We never loose the desire to be alphas once alphas. The military is one of the very few places, especially within top level tiers, focused, operational units such as special forces units. The thought of giving in or giving up, seeing those who settle for less in life, missing action, growing old, and not taking your chances are all thoughts I believe older guys feel and at some point think when coming back or like many working for the agencies. Age is one battle we all face and fend off yet never master but like a wave learn to ride out with style and grace. Love the content gents. I see the eyes light up when thinking back. Some may say, "how can you want to go back after all that or take anything good from it". Well, sometimes bad is good and good is bad and it all can be a major driving force that when shaped and directed can be an ultimate weapon against evil and to protect others. I also wanted to add that a malnourished coyotes is to date the most accurate description for that country of men. Bravo.
Lol this dude's background and going through The CIA trial course is Just like Sean Ryan's experience lol. Except Sean passed his 1st try.. However he did get put on esthetic security job at an embassy as well but he quit the next day doing that haha
Thank Heavenly Father& Holy Ghost for saving you to fight on again
GREAT INTERVIEWS. But Dude, you MUST stop clicking the camera back to you every 10secs, let them talk without your face popping up every 10.
Again GREAT content
I was in Farah in 08-09. We had marsoc and Italian SF with us. The Battle of shewan crazy times!!!