@@denemathis7766 Thank you very much. I did not expect my comment would be even seen. The responses have renewed my faith in mankind in these hard times. You have a Marine in your avatar. So thank you as well. Everyone who serves this country knows what could happen. All are heroes.
I’m a 70+ year old lady with nothing but gratitude for everything you’ve done. I’m ashamed that you return from a mission, after risking your lives, and realize you’re working for and living among the “walking oblivious.” God bless and protect you and your families.
You can tell this guys has been through and seen some shit. Thank you sure for your service and everything you have done to protect us standard citizens. Everything you have done is appreciated so thank you.
This video was amazing I didn’t know Eddie basically invented NOD retention. If you did a series of videos where you brought Ex SOF operators and discussed the gear they used on OPS that would be a 🔥 series.
Lol dudes were using 550 with mini clips to retain nods for long time, also dudes that were running anvis style nods were using bungees to keep them tight due to the nature of the ball detent mount for a long time as well.
@@rangerminiaturesandgaming3647 with my civilian gear I’ve noticed my NODs (when used with the Rhino Mount) still sit spaced from my eyes so I’ve used bungees to pull them close. I prefer to wear the skull crusher under the helmet though as it permits the device to be as close as possible to my eyes. The downside is I cannot flip them up when I no longer need them, I have to push my whole set up to offset my eyes or extend the receiver to its max length to clear my vision.
@@doubleemcastillano464 yeah so I use bungees on anvis6/9 for the same purpose, keep them close and tight. The only downside is being able to raise them fast if you need too, to alleviate this I just unbuckle my helmet and tilt it up so the nods sit on my forehead. I also run the rubber cups on mine to keep from bumping my face/eye socket.
I was attached to 7th SFG in Afg, and while I wasn't in the breaching team, I was going in right behind them. I got to see how quickly and efficiently the breachers worked. They'd breach and the whole squad would go in, and then me and my four-man team would be behind them. Awesome experiences.
Thank you for your amazing service! I have a good friend who was an operator, I have a family member who is a Gold Star widow, we are interested in this stuff. I appreciate that most of you guys are extremely private, secretive, and do not seek attention, but the people out there who stand on the overpasses in the rain to honor fallen service members are super interested to get a peek behind the curtain.
Absolutely awesome vid, I liked when Eddie just looks straight at the camera after being asked if that beast of a tomahawk ever got used for anything else at 13:29 min mark it's like the look tells you everything!!
Idk what sqn he was but red team was notorious for their Hatchet kills. I think gold used knives and then idr what Blue was but they were more known for being rational guys. Tho, all assault squadrons went off the rails in the GWOT several times. Wild shit. I also don't remember what sqn it was but they used to scalp dudes.
When I was attached to 7th SFG in Afg, I saw several of them carrying these little prybars. Just something from Home Depot. Maybe a foot long, skinny like a screwdriver. They had taken the rubber handle off and replaced it with some kind of grippy tape instead. Served the same purpose as the flathead in this video.
Hey eddie, just watched your whole 5 hour interview with shawn. Your life story is such an amazing full circle story and it is strengthening my faith in God. Thank you for opening up and being brutally honest and sharing your story
I know you hear it but I don't think enough. THANK YOU!!!! Simple just thank you. !!!!!! I can't say or do anything to show my gratitude except THANK YOU !!!
Saw the name and I couldn’t sub fast enough. What a legend. I watched/listened to his interview on combat story which was awesome! Dude is a beast! He has that “not to fuk with” look lol
I was reading some peoples comments on that responce . If that look didnt raise the hair on the back of your neck you are nieve. And like his buddy didnt catch it.you got me with that joke
Former 3rd Bgde 82nd Airborne Division Sniper...Maaad Respect for all Tier 1 Operators...Surprised with the bungee on the Nods...never had an issue with that in those 4yrs...I loved the PVS-14...hated the PVS-7...I know what your talking about with the pick axe...You will be in my Prayers
I love watching videos of these dudes being part of a conventional unit these are the guy we looked up and where like gods. I was with the 82nd 203 and we where QRF for seals, SF . The tier one guys used mostly rangers at there QRF so imagine that
@@christopherworthington7000 thanks brother I’m super proud of what I did . I was 35 when I joined so I’m pretty happy to be part of the 82nd and the air assault really drew me in . I hope your ok health n mental wise best of luck in future brother . Love ya no homo
Thanks you Great Men for Serving Our Country. I am thankful to gave us this Video. thanks for my Freedom, I am deeply saddened how Our Country is Now. After all the Work Our Great Veterans laid now for OurFreedom . God Be With You All.
NODS have come a long way since the old days, I was a electro optical tech for ITT Systems for years and did a lot of interesting work for JSOC, I remember working on the AN/TVS-5 years back and installing them on M2s. I left working at Bragg back in 2009 and retired, the technology that is out now just mind blowing, I never thought I would see it happen but it has thanks to some very bright engineers.
I learned very early on from the guys from the ‘90s about creating your workspace on your chest and not reaching behind or below you so you can keep an eye on everything right in front of you.
Bro spitting facts about the zippers! I could tell what paramedics were paying attention when their bags zippers were all placed where they were most accessible! That attention to detail alone saves lives
Thanks for your service. I seriously can't thank you enough for fighting to keep this country free. Not a day goes by that I don't thank God for guys like you.
As to who would win would depend on the individual operators at that level when all other stats they have are super high speed. Also whom ever spots and ambuses whomever first like any fight has a clear advantage. Spec ops are so lethal because they abush and attack first, plus they are better trained. But once the gun fight kicks off it gets very conventional very fast.
Thanks Eddie Penny I know you didn’t wanna do this, but it was very interesting. I appreciate you doing it. I also love the look on your face when you didn’t wanna talk about some thing at the end😂
I just found your channel and wanted to tell you that I think you're doing a great job. Very interesting and well presented. Thank you for your service!
I have read 26 books authored by Former Special Ops soldiers. The most humble, intelligent, dedicated, devoted men period. Their mind set, psychology.....Top notch! Explains why the screening process is so long, thorough and in most cases....Very rigorous! Trying to even fathom what they have been through...Tough to grasp! Eddie is the perfect example!
Have you seen the guys we pump out now. I was kicking Seals asses when i was 17 years old. I live next to where they train every Seal for diving. They like to run their mouth and most cant handle knock down drag out thumping.
@@tomjones7853 First of its SEALs, not "Seals" You say you reside next to where they train SEALs for diving? LMAO. That sounds like a crock. Please, "dive" into that a little more for me. Specify.
@@hotbello0071 I read it years ago. The author used a bunch of information from my cousins diary he kept while serving in Marine Corp Force Recon. Really opens a persons eyes.
My platoon was issued the combat pants with the built in knee pads while we were in Afghanistan, I only put them on two times, and each time, the mission was scrubbed. Lucky pants in nangarhar province, I'll take it.
Man that's crazy how DIY special forces are even in modern times. I remember reading somewhere that Larry Vickers started the whole kneepads and skate helmet thing back in the day with Delta force. Crazy how it proliferated all the way to standard issue today. Cool to see the same scrappy American spirit in today's navy seals. I guess when you're the bleeding edge of tech and the tip of the spear....if gear doesn't exist...it doesn't. Make what you need.
Spent 32 years working with some of these amazing warriors here at JEB Little Creek/Fort Story, some are still close friends. They are without a doubt the hardest working units and train relentlessly. I miss many of my friends from the Rockwell Racquetball courts at Rockwell Hall.
Awesome job explaining the gear! Those chuck’s are a good idea, as they really do dry out pretty quickly and easy to take off and change if necessary. Keep up these awesome videos!!
SEALs actually used chucks and vans s their dive boots/shoes becsuse regular combat boots don’t fit inside fins. That’s where defcon vans originated. Kyle Defoor talked about it.
I worked in performance shoe sales for years and despite being eventually paid by a competitor, I will attest that Merrill's are the absolute best in my opinion. They are simply biomechanically superior. A lot of companies claim to be this, but it's all hype for the most part.
For a guy from the army. ( Tier 2 ) this is serious info. Eddie. Has done more than most soldiers ever will. We have our tier 1 army guys too. But I've never seen those nod bungies AND I KNOW EXACTLY WAS HES TALKING ABOUT .I hated that too. Also an o.c.d. guy along with A.D.H.D. barely got into the army with my G.E.D.
USN ABH2 McGhee here just want to say thank you for serving but also fucking own that shit broski. Mr. Wood said it best some men just like gear I’m one of them and I love the stories behind the heroism using that gear. I worked closely with S.E.A.L in my time and naval base Coronado and the time I spent during the Carl Vinson scene. I think you guys are freaking awesome. Any United States combat operator for that matter.
God bless you sir, keep up the good work for the hands of God is upon you.... respect and blessing all the way from Nepal (Kathmandu).. your faith in God has really boosted my faith.. Thank you and praise be to our loving Father in Heaven and Lord Jesus Christ and Holy spirit...
Lost my boy in Tikrit - 2008. You guys/gals are all heroes and have the sincere respect of the father of a fallen Patriot.
Sorry for your loss, sir. He died with his boots on, a warrior's death, a true patriot. Can I ask you his name? Thank you for your sacrifice, as well
God bless you, Sir.
God bless u sir
Thank you Sir for your son's service and for your sacrifice...God bless
@@denemathis7766 Thank you very much. I did not expect my comment would be even seen. The responses have renewed my faith in mankind in these hard times. You have a Marine in your avatar. So thank you as well. Everyone who serves this country knows what could happen. All are heroes.
“Did that thing ever get used for anything else”
That stare is enough said 😂
I know damn well he’s brained a few fuckers with that 🤣
@I QUIT YT Navy SEALs will really kill you with anything they’ll turn a Xbox remote into a whole IED if they could 💀
He should of just nodded and got all wide eyed while he stated into the camera. Slight twitching smirk. Woulda been gold.
i dought it did
What do you think
I’m a 70+ year old lady with nothing but gratitude for everything you’ve done.
I’m ashamed that you return from a mission, after risking your lives, and realize you’re working for and living among the “walking oblivious.”
God bless and protect you and your families.
Tier 1 SEAL "Oh, what did I put on my toesies?"
This is the most concise head-to-toe gear description I've ever seen. He not only covered the "what", he explained the "why".
That’s why he’s best of the best.
It’s the little things in the details. Something as simple as what side the zipper is can save your life. Incredible
So true
The plethora of former operators putting out content is a better recruitment tool than any PR department could hope to produce. It's awesome stuff!!
The humility of this Bloke is his validity. Great vid / interview. Thank you for your Professionalism : service Mate from an Aussie Paratrooper
HEY AUSSIE PARATROOPER , I KEEP AUSTRALIANS IN MY PRAYERS, YOU GUYS ARE CATCHIN ALOT OF TROUBLE AND STANDING UP W/ COURAGE. 👍💪❤🙏
You can tell this guys has been through and seen some shit. Thank you sure for your service and everything you have done to protect us standard citizens. Everything you have done is appreciated so thank you.
definitely, check his interview w shawn ryan
@@shamaron2015dude said in his Shawn Ryan interview he killed 50 people
That look in the end was hilarious 😂
This video was amazing I didn’t know Eddie basically invented NOD retention. If you did a series of videos where you brought Ex SOF operators and discussed the gear they used on OPS that would be a 🔥 series.
Do a edit with shellshock
Ditto
Lol dudes were using 550 with mini clips to retain nods for long time, also dudes that were running anvis style nods were using bungees to keep them tight due to the nature of the ball detent mount for a long time as well.
@@rangerminiaturesandgaming3647 with my civilian gear I’ve noticed my NODs (when used with the Rhino Mount) still sit spaced from my eyes so I’ve used bungees to pull them close. I prefer to wear the skull crusher under the helmet though as it permits the device to be as close as possible to my eyes. The downside is I cannot flip them up when I no longer need them, I have to push my whole set up to offset my eyes or extend the receiver to its max length to clear my vision.
@@doubleemcastillano464 yeah so I use bungees on anvis6/9 for the same purpose, keep them close and tight. The only downside is being able to raise them fast if you need too, to alleviate this I just unbuckle my helmet and tilt it up so the nods sit on my forehead. I also run the rubber cups on mine to keep from bumping my face/eye socket.
Eddie is a super awesome person for sure. God be with you Eddie.
I was attached to 7th SFG in Afg, and while I wasn't in the breaching team, I was going in right behind them. I got to see how quickly and efficiently the breachers worked. They'd breach and the whole squad would go in, and then me and my four-man team would be behind them. Awesome experiences.
Thank you for your amazing service! I have a good friend who was an operator, I have a family member who is a Gold Star widow, we are interested in this stuff. I appreciate that most of you guys are extremely private, secretive, and do not seek attention, but the people out there who stand on the overpasses in the rain to honor fallen service members are super interested to get a peek behind the curtain.
Absolutely awesome vid, I liked when Eddie just looks straight at the camera after being asked if that beast of a tomahawk ever got used for anything else at 13:29 min mark it's like the look tells you everything!!
To me the look reveals nothing.
Yeah man...MERICA !!!!..... thats a CUT 🎬...ok guys thats a wrap.....break down the set....lets go home....🤣🤣🤣
Wow, I just saw that and it was EPIC with Tomahawk when he looked into the camera! BADASS
Idk what sqn he was but red team was notorious for their Hatchet kills. I think gold used knives and then idr what Blue was but they were more known for being rational guys. Tho, all assault squadrons went off the rails in the GWOT several times. Wild shit. I also don't remember what sqn it was but they used to scalp dudes.
@@kadensullivan5994 Sound like an awesome video game....what the name if it ?
Thank you for your endless services too our beautiful country I can’t thank you guys enough we have y’all’s back
I absolutely love how a Navy SEAL rocks a flathead screwdriver as a go to tool
As a kid I used to call a flathead "The Key To The City"
We used to just call it the skeleton key
@@saltyspitoon792 Yup also a good one
When I was attached to 7th SFG in Afg, I saw several of them carrying these little prybars. Just something from Home Depot. Maybe a foot long, skinny like a screwdriver. They had taken the rubber handle off and replaced it with some kind of grippy tape instead. Served the same purpose as the flathead in this video.
@@americandissident9062 whatever works to pry shit open quick n quiet yup
Hey eddie, just watched your whole 5 hour interview with shawn. Your life story is such an amazing full circle story and it is strengthening my faith in God. Thank you for opening up and being brutally honest and sharing your story
I know you hear it but I don't think enough. THANK YOU!!!! Simple just thank you. !!!!!! I can't say or do anything to show my gratitude except THANK YOU !!!
Thank you for your service to our country 🙏 I am forever grateful for it.
Saw the name and I couldn’t sub fast enough. What a legend. I watched/listened to his interview on combat story which was awesome! Dude is a beast! He has that “not to fuk with” look lol
Saw* the name
I loved the eye contact when asked if it did any other duty 👍👍👍♥️🇺🇸thank you sir for your service 🇺🇸
I was reading some peoples comments on that responce . If that look didnt raise the hair on the back of your neck you are nieve. And like his buddy didnt catch it.you got me with that joke
You could tell by the way he handled and looked at it that they'd seen some shit together.
I was like hey don't look at me
Ed is phenomenal. God bless him
I can't believe our military has entire teams of Eddie caliber operators. I sleep better at night knowing this. 🇺🇸💪🏻
🇺🇲🇺🇲
Thanks for your service gents! The older I get, the more grateful I am to men like you.
Former 3rd Bgde 82nd Airborne Division Sniper...Maaad Respect for all Tier 1 Operators...Surprised with the bungee on the Nods...never had an issue with that in those 4yrs...I loved the PVS-14...hated the PVS-7...I know what your talking about with the pick axe...You will be in my Prayers
Old 550 cord - many uses - great memories - thanks for sharing
I love watching videos of these dudes being part of a conventional unit these are the guy we looked up and where like gods. I was with the 82nd 203 and we where QRF for seals, SF . The tier one guys used mostly rangers at there QRF so imagine that
My fellow 82nd Brother...Tier 1 Operators hang with Teir 1 Operators...don't feel left out My Boy😁
@@christopherworthington7000 thanks brother I’m super proud of what I did . I was 35 when I joined so I’m pretty happy to be part of the 82nd and the air assault really drew me in . I hope your ok health n mental wise best of luck in future brother . Love ya no homo
chuck taylors, the most reliable shoe ever made. good stuff. God bless you Eddie
Thanks you Great Men for Serving Our Country. I am thankful to gave us this Video. thanks for my Freedom, I am deeply saddened how Our Country is Now. After all the Work Our Great Veterans laid now for OurFreedom . God Be With You All.
NODS have come a long way since the old days, I was a electro optical tech for ITT Systems for years and did a lot of interesting work for JSOC, I remember working on the AN/TVS-5 years back and installing them on M2s. I left working at Bragg back in 2009 and retired, the technology that is out now just mind blowing, I never thought I would see it happen but it has thanks to some very bright engineers.
I learned very early on from the guys from the ‘90s about creating your workspace on your chest and not reaching behind or below you so you can keep an eye on everything right in front of you.
Super great plan until you need to be as flat as possible - and then some - so your forehead doesn't get canoed.
Eddie is an elite of an operator as it gets
Bro spitting facts about the zippers! I could tell what paramedics were paying attention when their bags zippers were all placed where they were most accessible!
That attention to detail alone saves lives
That was awesome, would have loved to be there with you guys. Thank you for your service, so proud of you all.
Be there to do what? Kill poor brown women and children in their homes? There is no honor in that.
13:23 🤣🤣🤣I AM DYING RIGHT NOW, THAT WAS THE FUNNIEST THING I HAVE EVER FREAKIN SEEN
Straight to the business. I like the way you guys operate.
Thank you for your service you are highly appreciated
Thanks for your service. I seriously can't thank you enough for fighting to keep this country free. Not a day goes by that I don't thank God for guys like you.
Ed is phenomenal. God bless him. Appreciate the knowledge brother Eddie. God bless u n keep u safe.
As to who would win would depend on the individual operators at that level when all other stats they have are super high speed. Also whom ever spots and ambuses whomever first like any fight has a clear advantage. Spec ops are so lethal because they abush and attack first, plus they are better trained. But once the gun fight kicks off it gets very conventional very fast.
Agree with Kloud He, 5 monnths ago: 13:24 to 13:30, Academy Award death-stare! Wonderful.
Thanks Eddie Penny I know you didn’t wanna do this, but it was very interesting. I appreciate you doing it. I also love the look on your face when you didn’t wanna talk about some thing at the end😂
Important question, the flathead, tang thru? If not, I suggest getting the Wera or Dewalt tang thru chisel tip flahead on the GSA
Lol. Him looking at the camera when asked about the pick. Lol. Niice
I just found your channel and wanted to tell you that I think you're doing a great job. Very interesting and well presented.
Thank you for your service!
I love the way he answered that last question
Unlike Eddie he actually used his gear “ Hey. I been Larpin for 30 years and I use my gear all the time “
The look after the question was pure gold
13:09 “That’s a cool word..rubble”
“Dude awesome” 😂
Ed is phenomenal. God bless him. Ed is phenomenal. God bless him.
This fellow must have helped Sun Tzu write this: 'He will win who knows how to handle both superior and inferior forces'...
Says he was forced to do
It. But has a book out. Lol not that I care I love that they share there stories. It’s what motivated me to serve
I have read 26 books authored by Former Special Ops soldiers. The most humble, intelligent, dedicated, devoted men period. Their mind set, psychology.....Top notch! Explains why the screening process is so long, thorough and in most cases....Very rigorous! Trying to even fathom what they have been through...Tough to grasp! Eddie is the perfect example!
Have you seen the guys we pump out now. I was kicking Seals asses when i was 17 years old. I live next to where they train every Seal for diving. They like to run their mouth and most cant handle knock down drag out thumping.
Every read a book from the Vietnam era "Inside Force Recon"?
@@tomjones7853 First of its SEALs, not "Seals" You say you reside next to where they train SEALs for diving? LMAO. That sounds like a crock. Please, "dive" into that a little more for me. Specify.
@@forgotten320 I have not but i will def check it out!
@@hotbello0071 I read it years ago. The author used a bunch of information from my cousins diary he kept while serving in Marine Corp Force Recon. Really opens a persons eyes.
That guy! Serious quiet professional type~ great interview.
Really impressed with your invention. I hope the navy or dod compensates you properly for it!
I could be wrong, but I think this guy is the real deal.
Awesome. Thanks for your service.
thankyou eddie you and few others are ones look up to
Thank you for your service. V
That microphone SM7B is called that for sure Mike 7” black. (it’s 7 and half “)
I really enjoyed this. Glad it popped in my notifications. Now subscribed 👍🏼
Great video! Thank you for your service.
Who sells that Pick ? Im a huge Tomahawk Fan .. love to buy one of those
Love that look he gave the camera
Appreciate the knowledge brother Eddie. God bless u n keep u safe
My platoon was issued the combat pants with the built in knee pads while we were in Afghanistan, I only put them on two times, and each time, the mission was scrubbed.
Lucky pants in nangarhar province, I'll take it.
Man that's crazy how DIY special forces are even in modern times. I remember reading somewhere that Larry Vickers started the whole kneepads and skate helmet thing back in the day with Delta force. Crazy how it proliferated all the way to standard issue today.
Cool to see the same scrappy American spirit in today's navy seals.
I guess when you're the bleeding edge of tech and the tip of the spear....if gear doesn't exist...it doesn't. Make what you need.
I'd like to ask you what's the reason behind the patch order on your shirts...i mean: what's on the right sleeve what's on the left one and why. Ty
Thats a bad dude right there. Glad he's on our side.
My guy brought out the OG Chuck Taylors ... RESPECT
cool kit setup but I loved the end were Eddie basically gave the look of if I told you I'd have to kill you 😂
Appreciate the knowledge brother Eddie. God bless u God keep u safe. Shalom
Wow😂
🤣🤣
As someone who doesn’t want to talk about this topic, he seems to love to talk about it a whole lot. I’m not complaining at all.
Spent 32 years working with some of these amazing warriors here at JEB Little Creek/Fort Story, some are still close friends. They are without a doubt the hardest working units and train relentlessly. I miss many of my friends from the Rockwell Racquetball courts at Rockwell Hall.
Hey kilshot … would you mind talking on discord? I have some questions maybe you could help me answer
Awesome job explaining the gear! Those chuck’s are a good idea, as they really do dry out pretty quickly and easy to take off and change if necessary. Keep up these awesome videos!!
SEALs actually used chucks and vans s their dive boots/shoes becsuse regular combat boots don’t fit inside fins. That’s where defcon vans originated. Kyle Defoor talked about it.
Merrill’s for the wide foot. Thank you sir I’ve been preaching this for years
I worked in performance shoe sales for years and despite being eventually paid by a competitor, I will attest that Merrill's are the absolute best in my opinion. They are simply biomechanically superior. A lot of companies claim to be this, but it's all hype for the most part.
Him saying toesies just added a year to my life😊
Loved your book sir!
Great job on sharing your layout brother!
This is what I am talking about, things you need to be prepared for.
For a guy from the army. ( Tier 2 ) this is serious info. Eddie. Has done more than most soldiers ever will. We have our tier 1 army guys too. But I've never seen those nod bungies AND I KNOW EXACTLY WAS HES TALKING ABOUT .I hated that too. Also an o.c.d. guy along with A.D.H.D. barely got into the army with my G.E.D.
Hey hon I love this video ,thanku for all your crew and as well as my HERO love that man forever never ever
Two deployments Afghan wore speedo and toque after watching life aquatic,
Lots of sun block too i was conventional army.
That look from Eddie when asked if the tool got used for anything else. I want to know
He told you!
You know the best way to distract a seal? Beach ball.
USN ABH2 McGhee here just want to say thank you for serving but also fucking own that shit broski. Mr. Wood said it best some men just like gear I’m one of them and I love the stories behind the heroism using that gear. I worked closely with S.E.A.L in my time and naval base Coronado and the time I spent during the Carl Vinson scene. I think you guys are freaking awesome. Any United States combat operator for that matter.
Looked like a young DeNiro when he was holding that pick and looking at the camera.
Man I would love to see a podcast with Eddy and Slade Cutrer .. aka sladeraider
God bless you sir, keep up the good work for the hands of God is upon you.... respect and blessing all the way from Nepal (Kathmandu).. your faith in God has really boosted my faith.. Thank you and praise be to our loving Father in Heaven and Lord Jesus Christ and Holy spirit...
Where can you find a pickaxe like that
Eddie is a true bad ass !!🇺🇸🦅
Yeah I agree with Eddie!! There’s WAY to many of these.
82ND AIRBORNE
That little hammer pick is a genuine Meat Relaxer!!
solid copy - was FMF Doc with Delta 3rd Recon
How'd you like Oki
thank you for your service.
“Take care of your gear and it will take care of you” Instructor R. (Paul Robinson) (BUD/S Class 234)
Cool man. Where are yall now. We need yall
13:29 LOOOOOOOOL that face says..." YOU BE THE JUDGE..." LLLOOOOOL