I met Kris years ago when I was working as a designated defensive marksman for Triple Canopy during OIF. He was absolutely hilarious but also was a wealth of knowledge and he was humble and very friendly to top it all off. To be clear he wasn’t my personal friend but one of our other DDS’s had just finished 12 years in the 75th and they were close friends.
I think it is the best "war" movie ever made . #1 cuz it is life-based , #2, the SOUND ENGINEER (felt like my living room was in the friggin compound) #3 the humor is dead spot on for us grunts.
I hate that word. Politics. Political. It can describe almost anything.... I think the enemy wants us to take a back seat in politics and they want us to be quiet. Now days it's pretty risky speaking up but that doesn't mean we shouldn't do it. That's how this country got its freedom and independence. It all started at dinner tables; porches churches and so on. It's important to inform people who have not been Informed. That's more than half the battle right there. Our enemies are pushing the US towards a civil war and an economic crisis. I don't believe it will be successful but it sure looks like they'll come close. If they could they would and if they did then they would finally feel brave enough to fight us. Thankfully they have underestimated us. You can't get folks to forget what freedom is once they've had it. I doubt they'll ever be able to wipe the world's memory clean of what happened here.
I'm not American, I have absolutely zero connection to the military and I dont particularly agree with a lot of US foreign policy but these podcasts are just really top quality. You have mastered the art of letting your guests speak which a lot of interviewers have never accomplished and your guests are varied with different stories. Great job Ryan
Well, learn the ways of heroic Americans and appreciate our military.... They keep us American safe, and I love these patriots and warriors. Thanks for your service you American badass....Bravom
Outstanding! You need to do about 3 interviews per week to keep me satisfied!😎. My son is in 5th Group and he said all of our special operations people integrate very well into complex missions because we have been at war for so long. He said GRS brings a special ability to the party and is highly valuable to the mission.
My first time as a listener, great interview, very informative! I’ve been intrigued by the Benghazi story depicted in 13 Hours, which I’ve now seen 3 times, and the members of the GRS Team that were present there and this was a bonus to my research. Thanks to you and Kris!
So glad I found this pod cast! Props to this channel and how you interview people. Love Tanto wish we could’ve heard more! Thanks for everything y’all have done for this country and what your doing now
Another awesome guest with some incredible stories! You're absolutely Killin' It with exceptional guests, outstanding interviews & stories that everyone should hear and be aware of. Really excited to hear this one, thanks for putting out great content & educating all your subscribers on U.S Military History!
Great interview. Kris obviously took the job seriously, because he is here to talk about it, but he doesn't take himself too seriously which is good to see.
Thank God for our nation that we have real men like Kris and Ryan working for and risking their lives for us. A very humble thank you for your service from one grateful American.
Risking their lives for us? You mean risking their lives for corporations and the interests of the ruling elite. What did Benghazi or any war in the last 50 years do for the common citizen, besides being death, injuries, psychological trauma, and a loss of trillions of tax payer dollars?
Of course he would say the Benghazi group was the best he worked with…. That was as historical of a gun fight and battle as Gettysburg….. the intensity was the same even though it was not the same amount of troops…. And to have anyone survive that is epic… everyone’s strength’s and weaknesses are measured and tested and if the outcome was different , there would be nobody to tell his side of the story as accurate and himself….. true fact
@@incognitoburrito6006 at the very end, he reads a couple of good comments from the past week. He read mine twice now because it was apt. This time as the MOH guest was ill and in the next video too. Sadly. As the man died aged 98.
I saw 13 hours and I have to say I was so proud of those guys I could have burst. Americas best at work under the worst of circumstances. They don’t always survive, but I thank God for each and every one of them.
Great interview! I put a comment on an interview with one of the Afghanistan disaster soldier casualty mom's, suggesting she might consider contacting one of you heroes from Benghazi for whatever help to her it may generate. Don't know if she read it and any of those 13 families contacted any of you, so as such a contact may, likewise, be helpful to you heroes as well in some way "with that additional context that showed up later", I am putting in this comment to you among your surviving group in the hopes you see it and consider it. Surely whatever comfort might come from your group those families would be so appreciated by them. Most of that 13 were only in their 20's which pretty much means they hadn't had the experience to build up to at some time confront something like they were thrown into in Afghanistan. I pray that Tanto may see this comment and consider it.
"... You gonna fight the holy war in shorts?" After reading his book, listening to the shoe recovery story w/ him and Shawn, and other interviews... That fits his vibe 100%.lmao
Thank you so much for your service sir. God bless you sir and the rest of your team. this is all i can say, im just so speechless the whole time watching this interview. There is a lot of things going on in my mind the whole time im watching this but its just so hard to put them all together. It gets me emotional too. Im just so blessed and thankful and greatful that Im still alive not having a hint of fear while this guys are facing all the fears but they dont care to feel about it. God bless.
I just finished watching this episode. Congratulations! You mentioned wanting to do a 2nd interview with Kris, who seems to be an incredibly imteresting person. So, when could you make it happen? This would be great and highly appreciated. I watched „13 hours“ multiple times. It is amazing to hear the story frome somebody who was actually part of it.
It's all the different ethnicities that makes America unique and special. And the love of freedom and each other. We are lucky to have soldiers from all colors and creeds under one flag.
I was fortunate to meet Kris and hear him speak. Later at dinner he went into some more details about Benghazi. PC Politics over the safety of our people, as usual.
It would be so awesome to meet Kris. I have an aviation background at Ft Campbell but sadly my career was cut short by a med board. My dad was a two tour Vietnam vet who retired post Desert Storm and all I ever dreamed of was attempting to follow after him in success. The 13 Hr story is one to be respected and I honestly feel a rise in my chest everytime I watch it. Meeting the team that returned would be an amazing experience because I would love an opportunity to salute those guys. The sacrifice is recognized men. God Bless each one of you. My family thanks you.
Louie's Backyard and the Wahoo Saloon were my hangouts when I lived in South Padre in the 90s. I actually won the inaugural Louie's Backyard World Tour of Beers. Even got the light blue satin jacket for my efforts.
It’s interesting to learn about the call sign I figured it was first bc it rhymed and secondly Tanto like the samurai knife I never thought about the lone ranger or the Spanish connection
Dear God I always adore a man who really fight for his country and so devoted. I pray that if you could let me meet someone whom i can love and take care of for the rest of my life. Promise to keep him. And pray for him. Always 🙏
I still even to this day know the feeling that I have to get back into being there for a other vet. Although I am a Civilian Contractor that didn't have any basic military boot camp stuff, but there is nothing like there the feeling, it is a Grey versus black area. You learn more about yourself more than ever!
I'm just going to put this out there.... Those kids in Uvalde, Texas sure could have used you that day. A true hero who runs towards the gunfight not away. And in all honesty brother I would have been right there next to you.
Ive watched war movie's since my dar took me and my bro to one called The Wild Geese , i was 7 my bro was 5, Rated R. Kris you movie and story is the best. Love you Guys
Saw John Colbaugh Jr was injured on the roof did he survive ? Jr was Injured also that is Josh Turner's best friend, JOHN Colbaugh SR son . I also dated him a long time ago 13 YEARS AGO.
Many words not enough space. Coming from a fire dept back ground I can under stand so many things of what your saying. Never fire in anger but I've ran in when others were running out. I really want to try some of that vodka.
When I was younger, like Jr High, I got into a lot of fights, for a lot of different reasons. As I got into high school, I started talking Martial Arts. I studied & practiced many styles, forms, and philosophies making a dedicated effort to avoid the ones that promoted or focused on tournaments or "sparring" I deliberately sought out the ones that were focused entirely on real world conflicts and self defense. The reason was not to become a better fighter, to learn how to hurt people. The reason, was to learn how to avoid the fights, to become more able to NOT seriously hurt someone simply because I was placed into a situation where my options were limited by my limitations. Learning how to genuinely be dangerous, makes everyone safer because you learn that you CAN come out the other side, and the fear of being hurt becomes much more manageable, as does the ego of having to "Stand up for yourself". When you truly understand the cost of taking that stand, it becomes way easier to not feel like you have to. Been a "fan" of this gentleman since his book on Benghazi dropped, and I'm glad he's doing well. Thanks for sharing this interview, cheers.
I'm not going to go into my own personal combat background. However, I do know for a fact that if most people actually knew the viscera and violence behind fighting, it wouldn't happen as often as it does. The repercussions behind it just aren't worth it. Discipline definitely is a key factor. It can keep you focused and safe. It's just better to know how to de-escalate a situation rather than jumping into someone's face wanting to be Billy badass. The saying is cliche but true, it's better to be confident than cocky.
After I retired from the Army, I did another sixteen years overseas. First as a force protection officer, then on to Diplomatic Security operations at embassy grounds around the Middle East and Afghanistan . Would I do it again ?……yep. The training courses for these jobs are truly an eye opener. You think you know something going in, you find out you are wrong, lol.
I don't know about government secret agencies,, but I do in my work force experience,, an employer will find a way to keep a good man on board. Kinda seems like Tantos career theme. Good luck on your next chapter
I grieve at the scandal behind this event! Our government has become so corrupt!! These men died because of a Clinton cover up!! Nothing has happened to those evildoers yet!! But, someday they will be held accountable for that tragic day!!
Awesome interview! I got chills! Thank you both so much for what you did and are doing! There are many of us that would like to be locked in a room for just a minute with those who turned their backs on you. I am a 61 year old lady...just give me a shot...
I was never in a situation like thos while sercing in tje Marines. But i certainely relate as an LE about the fatigue factor during high stress situations...
I know it has been said a thousand times over, but every time I watch 13 Hours I get emotional. I can't thank you guys enough for your thoughtful and selfless sacrifice. 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡 I pray that I can meet you in person and shake your hand and probably hug you to say thank you for being the people that you and your friends are.
Tanto is right up there with Marcus Lutrell, Both So down to earth and likeable, on their flip sides great,fearless Warriors, Our Generals should be pleased with them, I know I am.
I met Kris years ago when I was working as a designated defensive marksman for Triple Canopy during OIF. He was absolutely hilarious but also was a wealth of knowledge and he was humble and very friendly to top it all off. To be clear he wasn’t my personal friend but one of our other DDS’s had just finished 12 years in the 75th and they were close friends.
Kris Paronto is so dumb he believed John Tiegen's stand down order lie.
Still have my “ Iron man” certificate from Triple Canopy….
13 hours is my favorite movie of all time. I've probably watched it 50 times and don't ever get tired of it.
I think it is the best "war" movie ever made . #1 cuz it is life-based , #2, the SOUND ENGINEER (felt like my living room was in the friggin compound) #3 the humor is dead spot on for us grunts.
I TOTALLY AGREE. JUDT FINISHED WATCHING IT AGAIN. I'M STILL AMAZED AT THEIR BRAVERY AGAINST OVERWHELMING ENEMY NUMBERS.
We all know who failed these men, no politics necessary! Great Video!
I hate that word. Politics. Political.
It can describe almost anything....
I think the enemy wants us to take a back seat in politics and they want us to be quiet.
Now days it's pretty risky speaking up but that doesn't mean we shouldn't do it.
That's how this country got its freedom and independence.
It all started at dinner tables; porches churches and so on.
It's important to inform people who have not been Informed. That's more than half the battle right there.
Our enemies are pushing the US towards a civil war and an economic crisis.
I don't believe it will be successful but it sure looks like they'll come close.
If they could they would and if they did then they would finally feel brave enough to fight us.
Thankfully they have underestimated us.
You can't get folks to forget what freedom is once they've had it.
I doubt they'll ever be able to wipe the world's memory clean of what happened here.
Hillary happened here!!!
I'm not American, I have absolutely zero connection to the military and I dont particularly agree with a lot of US foreign policy but these podcasts are just really top quality. You have mastered the art of letting your guests speak which a lot of interviewers have never accomplished and your guests are varied with different stories. Great job Ryan
Well, learn the ways of heroic Americans and appreciate our military.... They keep us American safe, and I love these patriots and warriors. Thanks for your service you American badass....Bravom
@@kirwingify The American invasions and destruction of Iraq and Libya didn't keep any American safe. It was pure imperialism
@@hyvsan9425 oh absolutely, top tier at what they do
The Jack Carr Pod is another show worth listening to!&he's also a really good interviewer!
Yeah? Wait till you see Chinese foreign policy lol they're next up and you'll come to realize this is about as fair as life would get
Much respect brother, we need more of u guys in England especially for us veterans!!
Military family here and this episode is excellent- thank You!
Outstanding! You need to do about 3 interviews per week to keep me satisfied!😎.
My son is in 5th Group and he said all of our special operations people integrate very well into complex missions because we have been at war for so long. He said GRS brings a special ability to the party and is highly valuable to the mission.
God bless you’re family, Thankyou! ❤️🇺🇸
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My first time as a listener, great interview, very informative! I’ve been intrigued by the Benghazi story depicted in 13 Hours, which I’ve now seen 3 times, and the members of the GRS Team that were present there and this was a bonus to my research. Thanks to you and Kris!
My 1st time too.
First time listener, longtime caller.
So glad I found this pod cast! Props to this channel and how you interview people. Love Tanto wish we could’ve heard more! Thanks for everything y’all have done for this country and what your doing now
Another awesome guest with some incredible stories! You're absolutely Killin' It with exceptional guests, outstanding interviews & stories that everyone should hear and be aware of. Really excited to hear this one, thanks for putting out great content & educating all your subscribers on U.S Military History!
I always enjoy Paronto's conversations. He sounds authentic.
Great interview. Kris obviously took the job seriously, because he is here to talk about it, but he doesn't take himself too seriously which is good to see.
Lol yeah soldiers that die and aren't here to talk about it obviously weren't taking their job seriously
Thank God for our nation that we have real men like Kris and Ryan working for and risking their lives for us. A very humble thank you for your service from one grateful American.
Risking their lives for us? You mean risking their lives for corporations and the interests of the ruling elite. What did Benghazi or any war in the last 50 years do for the common citizen, besides being death, injuries, psychological trauma, and a loss of trillions of tax payer dollars?
Another great story that needs a chapter 2. I enjoy listening to your guests as they tell their stories of what they've done.
Delta force operator Pat Savidge (SGM) should be next on your channel. One of the baddest most experienced operators out there.
Tanto, your story is always inspiring! Thanks for continuing to share.
Of course he would say the Benghazi group was the best he worked with…. That was as historical of a gun fight and battle as Gettysburg….. the intensity was the same even though it was not the same amount of troops…. And to have anyone survive that is epic… everyone’s strength’s and weaknesses are measured and tested and if the outcome was different , there would be nobody to tell his side of the story as accurate and himself….. true fact
How the hell would you know? Were you at either battle?
Thanks for reading my comment and elaborating on it Ryan. Tanto was another top drawer guest and in the list as 'welcome back anytime'!
What comment?
@@incognitoburrito6006 at the very end, he reads a couple of good comments from the past week. He read mine twice now because it was apt. This time as the MOH guest was ill and in the next video too. Sadly. As the man died aged 98.
@@tonykeast9966 Thanks, I was wondering which one it was. God bless his family
I saw 13 hours and I have to say I was so proud of those guys I could have burst. Americas best at work under the worst of circumstances. They don’t always survive, but I thank God for each and every one of them.
Great interview ! Glad all those guys were there. Kris is still a badass !
Tanto means alot..really thanks for sharing i respect our vet's and active members 👍
I really enjoy these enterviwes, my 2 older brothers served in Vietnam, brings back memories, thanks
Great interview! I put a comment on an interview with one of the Afghanistan disaster soldier casualty mom's, suggesting she might consider contacting one of you heroes from Benghazi for whatever help to her it may generate. Don't know if she read it and any of those 13 families contacted any of you, so as such a contact may, likewise, be helpful to you heroes as well in some way "with that additional context that showed up later", I am putting in this comment to you among your surviving group in the hopes you see it and consider it. Surely whatever comfort might come from your group those families would be so appreciated by them. Most of that 13 were only in their 20's which pretty much means they hadn't had the experience to build up to at some time confront something like they were thrown into in Afghanistan. I pray that Tanto may see this comment and consider it.
You can all thank Hillary Clinton for this BS...
Amazing interview! Good work. I absolutely love the movie. I've watched it at least 50 times.
Awesome 👏🏽
Thank you for your service, sir.
Marked to watch after work 😎
NOW it makes sense with the spelling! “TAnto”…NOT “TOnto”. Cool, awesome guy..MUCH respect brother!
"... You gonna fight the holy war in shorts?"
After reading his book, listening to the shoe recovery story w/ him and Shawn, and other interviews... That fits his vibe 100%.lmao
Been waiting on this one Ryan. Thank you. Great as always.
What an awesome interview, thanks.
Thank you so much for your service sir.
God bless you sir and the rest of your team.
this is all i can say, im just so speechless the whole time watching this interview. There is a lot of things going on in my mind the whole time im watching this but its just so hard to put them all together. It gets me emotional too.
Im just so blessed and thankful and greatful that Im still alive not having a hint of fear while this guys are facing all the fears but they dont care to feel about it.
God bless.
I have "13 Hours" in my video library and I must have watched it at lease 50 times.
Great interview! Thanks so much!
I just finished watching this episode. Congratulations! You mentioned wanting to do a 2nd interview with Kris, who seems to be an incredibly imteresting person. So, when could you make it happen? This would be great and highly appreciated. I watched „13 hours“ multiple times. It is amazing to hear the story frome somebody who was actually part of it.
Tanto!! Can’t wait for this one
Great interview! God bless you all for what you have done, gone through, and continue you to do!
I love getting the whole story. I know the badass he is, it's nice to hear the bad with the good. Badass dude, and great interview.
It's all the different ethnicities that makes America unique and special. And the love of freedom and each other. We are lucky to have soldiers from all colors and creeds under one flag.
I thank the Lord for men like TANTO.
Just got done watching the movie and knew I had to come here next. Thanks guys🇺🇲🦅
When is the movie coming out about Kris Paronto?!? What a great interview!
I was fortunate to meet Kris and hear him speak. Later at dinner he went into some more details about Benghazi. PC Politics over the safety of our people, as usual.
It would be so awesome to meet Kris. I have an aviation background at Ft Campbell but sadly my career was cut short by a med board. My dad was a two tour Vietnam vet who retired post Desert Storm and all I ever dreamed of was attempting to follow after him in success. The 13 Hr story is one to be respected and I honestly feel a rise in my chest everytime I watch it. Meeting the team that returned would be an amazing experience because I would love an opportunity to salute those guys. The sacrifice is recognized men. God Bless each one of you. My family thanks you.
Thank you both. Great interview. God Bless America 🇺🇸 Sad that these warriors haven't received the CMH.
His site must have been suppressed. There's 117k followers now. I am a new subscriber to this podcast.
The sense of humor is a big stress release ❤❤❤
My first vehicle. 1989 2 tone burgundy and silver Ford Bronco II.
Amazing podcast as always. Great to see Mr. Paronto here
Respect to Kris !
The dreaded "Member-4" copy of your DD214 that describes the "Character of your service".
Louie's Backyard and the Wahoo Saloon were my hangouts when I lived in South Padre in the 90s. I actually won the inaugural Louie's Backyard World Tour of Beers. Even got the light blue satin jacket for my efforts.
It’s interesting to learn about the call sign I figured it was first bc it rhymed and secondly Tanto like the samurai knife I never thought about the lone ranger or the Spanish connection
Dear God
I always adore a man who really fight for his country and so devoted. I pray that if you could let me meet someone whom i can love and take care of for the rest of my life. Promise to keep him. And pray for him. Always 🙏
I still even to this day know the feeling that I have to get back into being there for a other vet. Although I am a Civilian Contractor that didn't have any basic military boot camp stuff, but there is nothing like there the feeling, it is a Grey versus black area. You learn more about yourself more than ever!
Great job again.
Great show Ryan and Kris🇺🇸
I'm just going to put this out there.... Those kids in Uvalde, Texas sure could have used you that day. A true hero who runs towards the gunfight not away. And in all honesty brother I would have been right there next to you.
"I would have been right there next to you". 🧢
Ive watched war movie's since my dar took me and my bro to one called The Wild Geese , i was 7 my bro was 5, Rated R. Kris you movie and story is the best. Love you Guys
I admire you when I joined the army I was a dozer operator I did 8 years looking back I wish I went special forces
I've met him in person, really nice guy.
Thanks for calling Chris
Saw John Colbaugh Jr was injured on the roof did he survive ? Jr was Injured also that is Josh Turner's best friend, JOHN Colbaugh SR son . I also dated him a long time ago 13 YEARS AGO.
Toyota always gets amazing free marketing from any middle eastern conflict. 😂
Many words not enough space. Coming from a fire dept back ground I can under stand so many things of what your saying. Never fire in anger but I've ran in when others were running out.
I really want to try some of that vodka.
Thanks Hillary and Barry
When I was younger, like Jr High, I got into a lot of fights, for a lot of different reasons. As I got into high school, I started talking Martial Arts. I studied & practiced many styles, forms, and philosophies making a dedicated effort to avoid the ones that promoted or focused on tournaments or "sparring" I deliberately sought out the ones that were focused entirely on real world conflicts and self defense.
The reason was not to become a better fighter, to learn how to hurt people. The reason, was to learn how to avoid the fights, to become more able to NOT seriously hurt someone simply because I was placed into a situation where my options were limited by my limitations.
Learning how to genuinely be dangerous, makes everyone safer because you learn that you CAN come out the other side, and the fear of being hurt becomes much more manageable, as does the ego of having to "Stand up for yourself". When you truly understand the cost of taking that stand, it becomes way easier to not feel like you have to.
Been a "fan" of this gentleman since his book on Benghazi dropped, and I'm glad he's doing well. Thanks for sharing this interview, cheers.
Settle down Jason Bourne
I'm not going to go into my own personal combat background. However, I do know for a fact that if most people actually knew the viscera and violence behind fighting, it wouldn't happen as often as it does. The repercussions behind it just aren't worth it. Discipline definitely is a key factor. It can keep you focused and safe. It's just better to know how to de-escalate a situation rather than jumping into someone's face wanting to be Billy badass. The saying is cliche but true, it's better to be confident than cocky.
After I retired from the Army, I did another sixteen years overseas. First as a force protection officer, then on to Diplomatic Security operations at embassy grounds around the Middle East and Afghanistan . Would I do it again ?……yep. The training courses for these jobs are truly an eye opener. You think you know something going in, you find out you are wrong, lol.
I don't know about government secret agencies,, but I do in my work force experience,, an employer will find a way to keep a good man on board. Kinda seems like Tantos career theme. Good luck on your next chapter
Great episode!!!
Cool interview! Thank you!
Thank you for this interview.
Love this guys T-shirt! 🙌🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
I really appreciate the zero politics angle man. Good stuff.
Shawn Ryan also said his favourite job was being out alone doing recon.
Awesome podcast im hooked, weird question to ask in the future im curious what does an operaters diet look like during deployment
Amazing stories and even more humble Operators. Ryan when will you do your own story?
The more explicit the bar room humor the more high-speed these guys are / spec op
Interesting open statement Ryan 👌
He is the real deal badass super soldier no doubt. Love & respect to ya Kris 🇺🇸
And yet Killary is still walking around free
The boys never leave each other! 🇺🇸🪖💯 We'll die with each other! Just soldiers! And we're PROUD OF IT!!!! LET'S GO!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Let’s go!!!!
Brandon
My fav
I grieve at the scandal behind this event!
Our government has become so corrupt!!
These men died because of a Clinton cover up!! Nothing has happened to those evildoers yet!! But, someday they will be held accountable for that tragic day!!
Some day as in...never
@@Basedapple There’s always the judgement day. Boy, is that ever gonna be ugly!
@@Basedapple
The last laugh will be on you!!
God will hold all you accountable!
It is 100% possible to legally hold them accountable. God willing 👍 🇺🇸
Love you, Tanto!!!!! 🇺🇸🔥
Awesome video 👊
Dante already has a seat waiting for Hillary and others for this and many things. The deeds of heroes are never forgotten.
I have to push pause to google acronyms every 45 seconds. haha
Tanto is kinda a cool nickname to be honest.
How could you be embarrassed about having the callsign Tonto? It's freaking awesome
Awesome interview! I got chills! Thank you both so much for what you did and are doing!
There are many of us that would like to be locked in a room for just a minute with those who turned their backs on you. I am a 61 year old lady...just give me a shot...
Amen on that ramacollier4469
"RANGERS LEAD THE WAY"
I was never in a situation like thos while sercing in tje Marines. But i certainely relate as an LE about the fatigue factor during high stress situations...
Hell Yeah 2-58!
32:30 "...not doing PT (in Airborne School).... Which Command Decision created this error?
I know it has been said a thousand times over, but every time I watch 13 Hours I get emotional. I can't thank you guys enough for your thoughtful and selfless sacrifice. 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡 I pray that I can meet you in person and shake your hand and probably hug you to say thank you for being the people that you and your friends are.
Tanto needs to talk it up with Shawn.... 🇺🇸
Kevin Holland- delta and devgru be great interview
Tanto is right up there with Marcus Lutrell, Both So down to earth and likeable, on their flip sides great,fearless Warriors, Our Generals should be pleased with them, I know I am.
Truth if one cannot follow,one cannot lead!
E3 as in Lite Brite E3? If so that's great!