Your brother would be telling you to go meet a lovely lady be happy and don’t feel like you got anything to prove mate be a soldier if you really want but don’t ever push your self because of a tragedy mate just put your self in a mind set of you can do it and you will top man sad as fuck but your brother is proud and your a man chap you’ve just proven that to the nation ❤️
You prolly dont care but if you're stoned like me atm you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Have been watching with my brother for the last few weeks xD
This has hit home for me. I lost my brother in the Falklands War when I was nine, and it totally smashed me. When my family got confirmation that he was dead (reported missing in action for few days beforehand), my father let out a scream like his soul was leaving his body. I'm 48 now and remember it vividly. Even now, I'm in tears and hyperventilating as I remember it. It's the most frightening sound I've ever heard.
This lad will succeed in the military. He is honest about his emotions. This makes him a man. His confidence will grow. He has chosen the right path. Stay strong. Chin up
Maybe. Or he could snap and/or end up severely traumatised by the actual reality of what goes on compared with the egocentric imaginings and projections of war as happens to so many people. My brother was always kinda like this lad, really nervous looking all the time but he tried so hard to fit in with the expectations imposed on him from everywhere in society and joined up. Now he's in sheltered care for the rest of his life and barely even there anymore because it totally broke his mind. Be REALLY fcking careful who you encourage to do things YOU think they SHOULD do, because it may well not be something they can handle at all at the end of the day.
@@antonygamesog3347 it makes you feel worse when you realise that there are people who call the UK/US armed forces monsters and uneducated and deserving of death. I sympathise with people who don't appreciate the armed forces and have massive respect for those who do or once did serve in their military.
His brother was the marine who died while ross kemp was over there recording his front line documentary, just shows how you can use pain to win this man here sure did it. Your brother would be proud mate, RIP Travis
@@boxingsportsvec7580 lmao you lot need to grow up a bit, hes literally on about how his brothers were killed and you lot cant even act your age and stfu about football for once
@@exsquaddie7951 same here mucker...brought back the time when my two lads said "we want to be like you Dad..." to which I answered "no you don't....I'm doing this so that you's two don't have to" not ashamed to admit that I did shed a wee tear when just watching that. Be well mate and I hope that Civ Div is treating you well ;)
I knew his brother Corbin he was in my battallion, I too was on that tour where his other brother was killed, I'm sure he would of been immensely proud of milo, never to late to join at 25, would make an outstanding soldier.
Total respect to you pal for fighting for our country nothing but the utmost respect for all of our armed forces thank you very much for serving our country total respect you deserve it so do all our armed forces
It's not always the hardest, strongest and most confident people who stand out. Quietly spoken and with total humility is what makes this this recruit standout from the crowd. Huge respect for his brother.
Each of the SAS are even Ant Middleton when doing the course they are extremely tough but when a recruit voluntary withdraws they are friendly and genuine; works a bit like a PE teacher or Martial Arts Instructor, or even dragons den, when in certain environmental situations they can be very tough and nasty which sometimes is necessary but when it isn’t they are decent
I was watching with Closed Captions ( because you Limeys have such f*n thick accents ), and "Poor lad" was translated: porn out. Which can be taken a few different ways, I reckon. ( No disrespect to anyone who's gone through a lot and can relate with this video. I've my share of suffering in my life. Comedy helps in the healing. About the CC rendering of "poor lad"? That sh*t is funny. )
Just watch series 4 of SAS and this kid went from being at the brink of being thrown off the course to actually passing it. I was in literal tears when they told him he’d passed. Goes to show you don’t need to be built like a brick in order to do stuff like this!
It's not always about size, it's about having the mental ability to cope with whatever is put in front of you, if you can take orders the exact way they are said and take a bollocking on the chin with out letting it get to you, the rest will come, when I joined the military i was just over 9 stone, in training I wanted to quit, the sergeant saw something in me, and he showed me how to push myself and never let my mind beat me.
Hey Cdo Nelson, I just wanted to let you know that you touched me with this comment and have inspired me. Made me think a little bit about the choices I need to make.
skosha 1 my sister changed everything for me with one sentence “what’s the worse that can happen? Don’t be that guy in a few years that sits there and says what if. If you fail then at least you tried, and you knew”
I want to join the Royal Marines myself I’m 16 currently but i need to motivate myself at the gym got any tips, also thank you so much for your brave service protecting your country
Irene lawson Lawson ant thinks he’s nails, my brother was 59 commando the did the Arctic warfare cadre and said ant would refuse to go wi anyone in the quad for a square go. Lolol but foxxy billy olly are all good lads
He's a very likeable guy and the DS's see something special in this guy. Look forward to observing his journey. He made it! Well done, so happy you made it. It's been a pleasure watching you bro. All the best in life 👊
@wobbly nostrils he did. Along with this other guy and this 40 year old female doctor I think. Just shows how looks deceive because the bigger macho guys couldn't keep up with them in the end
Fair play to the lad that takes courage to talk about, his brother would definitely be proud of him regardless of being in the army or working a 9 to 5 job. Respect 👏🏻
The respect these SAS guys show to these people that tell them their stories is surreal. They are some of the toughest men in the world and these moments of humanity gives such a rare insight.
What a lovely chap, he should be very proud of himself and I’m certain his brother will be very proud of him. I was on Herrick 16 and I think you are an absolute credit to your family mate.
He reminds me very much of my own little brother, he was 13 when I went to Afghanistan in 2012. Travis would be proud as punch at what this lad has achieved.
The introspection from within this young man is palpable!! ..&.. The words from Milo @#1:45 Is a silent bond spoken from one brother to brother's!! Which you can evidentially see in both Foxy's..&.. Ollie's face!!
This guy is an absolute legend and should never regret the decision, yes it wasn’t what he wanted but he did it for all the right reasons, prime example of how a decision you think might be wrong for self reasons can be right for everyone else, have massive respect for this guy and clearly so do the two drill staff sitting opposite him
That lad should be very proud of himself for putting his family feelings first whilst missing his older brother and supporting his other brother by sacrificing what he wanted to do to honour his brother. Massive respect to him at that age and continued massive respect to anyone who puts themselves last to make sure everyone else is looked after.
I was in the military for 5 years, I went into Iraq with 42 commandos didn’t shed a single tear ... but this brought tears streaming down my face, what a humble man be proud son because your brother will be 👍🏼
What a really honest account of a young mans pain That was so sad to watch yet I felt so much respect and admiration for how you handled that situation . Travis's death was well documented on one of Ross Kemps tours of Afghan, then there was a follow up program later when he met his mum, it broke my heart watching it. Fair play to you mate, I was a Royal Marine at the same time as Travis although I never had the pleasure of meeting him. Go get that green lid mate, make us all proud 👍
What a nice lad. He changed his career plans for the sake of his family. Very selfless. There’s so much pressure on young boys to be men. This young man has been through a lot. I wish him the best of luck in whatever path he chooses, I bet his family are proud as punch of him and his brothers.
"I'm proud of you man" I remember I met a friend from college when I was getting food we talked for a bit and told me all the good things he was doing from when he finished. I looked him in the eye and said that to him. His face changed and he looked like he was about to cry then quickly snapped out of it. Seemed like I was the first person to say that to him. Hope he is still doing wellm
Big fan of Foxy, he has been through some tough shit and come out a stronger and better person. Always get the feeling he cares about the contestants and isnt there to just shout and bark at them.
Good man for opening up. You can see the tears in his eyes. True man who opens up his emotions. But as harsh as it sounds you shouldn't cry if they die in battle because they did what was right and they died doing it and we extremely respect everybody who gave there life. It was there choice, not your mate be proud of yourself as they were proud of our country we all lose somebody at war. The ones who don't die are the lucky ones and you can't help that it is how it is but it's courages and we fully respect with our lives we all love you. Love from Britains forces 🇬🇧
Infinite respect for the military. Rest in peace and honour to those that serve, and to the fallen heroes that defend our beautiful country. You all have stories and you all died in the most honourable way a person can. R.I.P.
Anyone know how this lad is getting on in life now? A real gentleman who speaks from the heart and how proud he is of his brother’s has made me very emotional. Go on young man and I wish you every success sir
I served 10 years in the Royal Marines in the 1960's, got a couple of G.S.M's (now known as the A.S.M I believe.) I joined as a Junior Marine, a few weeks after leaving school. I was a bit shy and lacking in confidence. My weight was 9 stone 1lb, (literally a lightweight). As soon as I entered the service I came out of my shell and found the focus and commitment that I needed. Milo only needs to have the right mental attitude and he could also do it. From my experience I think that this lad Milo needs the sort of comradeship that you can only get in the military. This comradeship did me a power of good, and I thoroughly enjoyed being just "one of the lads". The experience was the making of me, which I'll never forget. Milo has come on and made excellent progress during this series, and I was happy for him that he was selected as one of the three to pass the selection process. Top Marks Milo. Good luck for the future.
Dear Channel 4, The video was extremely emotive for me; I really appreciate you sharing this moment. Please consider fading out a little less abruptly; the young man was still talking when the video cuts off and I feel like that seems a bit overly terse in light of the context of the narrative. Thanks,
Dear Joe Stockton, We regret to inform you we sincerely don't give a flying fuck about your opinion. With regards Managing director Ed Swinson Channel 4
My dad was in the army.. my litte sister is still in the army now. Both of them seen and went through horrific things i couldnt even imagine ❤ my heart goes out to his family and brothers xxx
I wonder how his family felt after hearing him being very honest about why he didn't pursue his dreams because of them and trying to protect them but in the end constantly living in regret. I think if I was his mum and dad I would both be happy and sad. He should be proud of what he has done and I'm sure 1 day his brothers will tell him the same thing.
To give up his own dream as he thought it selfish given the situation. That's a great bloke right there and it took courage to admit that on a tv show.
Without saying it. You know ollie and foxy knew exactly how he felt losing his brother. In the shit its about the man next to you and they are all brothers in arms. I wanted to be like you guys... I think you are young man and have their respect.
@@ch4z_bucks so you're telling me Travis dad didn't serve in the rfa as a deck hand and he wasnt on Lyme Bay out in Bahrain keeping gangway duties with us p squadron lads?
@@towlawrian I'm not saying that, Ollie is, I was just clarifying because you seemed confused about what Ollie said. I personally can't confirm what you're saying but it doesn't sound like a lie
Poor lad. I hear him though, wanting to make his family proud. Sometimes that can be a slippery slope though because at the end of the day you have to do some things for yourself and that in itself should make your family proud.
Jason unlike most DS was a Commissioned Officer and we have slightly different goals and ethos. I command my DS and gave and certainly directed on ethos…..One has to remember is often communicated by the DSF via my boss The role is to take the head space to make decisions and then work with your NCOs to implement effective outcomes. British SF are somewhat unusual as the majority of operational implementation is done by SNCOs they have the day to day operational experience and their command plan and manage logistics, coordination and strategic reactions. The SEALs have a similar MO. I never worked with the new MARSOC units which may have a slightly different MO. I watch this program and see my NCOs personified.
Watch the FULL episode here: bit.ly/2LG8KJ4
Except if your in any other country other than the UK...
Please make it possible for people all around Europe to sign up.
Your brother would be telling you to go meet a lovely lady be happy and don’t feel like you got anything to prove mate be a soldier if you really want but don’t ever push your self because of a tragedy mate just put your self in a mind set of you can do it and you will top man sad as fuck but your brother is proud and your a man chap you’ve just proven that to the nation ❤️
@Channel 4 Nonces.
You prolly dont care but if you're stoned like me atm you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Have been watching with my brother for the last few weeks xD
“You should still be proud of yourself.”
Just 7 words, but coming from a man like him they’re worth a priceless amount.
That’s 8 words
@@boredisan3528 alright mate, no need to nit pick
@Rone yourself is 2 dum dum
@@boredisan3528 How many words is “BELLEND”?
@@007redmist kinda sounds like a name?
His self analysis showed a tremendous amount of honesty, maturity and humility that is what makes him such a great guy to have on this course
Could not have said it better
Warzone Morloc 40k I agree
Well said
They have made new counters from dr who,
Hes a good guy
Thats what makes him cheap 😭
This has hit home for me. I lost my brother in the Falklands War when I was nine, and it totally smashed me. When my family got confirmation that he was dead (reported missing in action for few days beforehand), my father let out a scream like his soul was leaving his body. I'm 48 now and remember it vividly. Even now, I'm in tears and hyperventilating as I remember it. It's the most frightening sound I've ever heard.
Hope your dad found peace.
Sorry for your loss
Sorry to hear that mate
Really sorry to hear
Im really sorry for your loss- the trauma you went through. I hope you are doing ok. X
This lad will succeed in the military. He is honest about his emotions. This makes him a man. His confidence will grow. He has chosen the right path. Stay strong. Chin up
Protection Dog
Well said my dog the guy got heart 💖
That makes him a man! YES
Maybe. Or he could snap and/or end up severely traumatised by the actual reality of what goes on compared with the egocentric imaginings and projections of war as happens to so many people. My brother was always kinda like this lad, really nervous looking all the time but he tried so hard to fit in with the expectations imposed on him from everywhere in society and joined up. Now he's in sheltered care for the rest of his life and barely even there anymore because it totally broke his mind. Be REALLY fcking careful who you encourage to do things YOU think they SHOULD do, because it may well not be something they can handle at all at the end of the day.
Foxy is a gent, such an inspiration. They all are
The Shows and Books have really turned my life around for the Better a Credit to the DS
I love Foxy. He really is a hero, they all are!
Foxy is a huge inspiration. His first book got me through mental hell. Big ups to him
His brother Travis who died is featured on a Ross Kemp in Afghanistan documentary.
Lost a leg and an arm. Died from the trauma. Poor lad
Martin Laird I remember that episode feel sorry for the guy
My brother was out there with him when it happened. Absolutely awful
@@antonygamesog3347 it makes you feel worse when you realise that there are people who call the UK/US armed forces monsters and uneducated and deserving of death. I sympathise with people who don't appreciate the armed forces and have massive respect for those who do or once did serve in their military.
i watched this yesterday, wow shocking.
His brother was the marine who died while ross kemp was over there recording his front line documentary, just shows how you can use pain to win this man here sure did it. Your brother would be proud mate, RIP Travis
The lad is still young enough to join the Royal Marines, go on mate.
Boxing News and Reviews fuck up wee tim
Yeah join up and start doing the work for the rich and powerful and end up dead like his brother
@@boxingsportsvec7580 lmao you lot need to grow up a bit, hes literally on about how his brothers were killed and you lot cant even act your age and stfu about football for once
@@ashtonjohnson344 aken eh talking aboot actuall heroes and they fighing over fucking football teams disrespectful
Michael Devaney what is wrong with you?
His “hello” when the hood came off was adorable lol
*to be like you guys * what a humble lad can see how that effect the staff ❤️
That bit got me aswell! Such a humble young lad.
@@exsquaddie7951 same here mucker...brought back the time when my two lads said "we want to be like you Dad..." to which I answered "no you don't....I'm doing this so that you's two don't have to"
not ashamed to admit that I did shed a wee tear when just watching that. Be well mate and I hope that Civ Div is treating you well ;)
@@tedvanmatje it was good of you to work in Subway so your kids didn't have to - a real hero, I salute you
@@thert.hon.thelordnicholson7261 fook off you trolling twat.
Nuff said
An absolute man! I'd have him in my corner all day long.
100%
Me too.🇬🇧
I knew his brother Corbin he was in my battallion, I too was on that tour where his other brother was killed, I'm sure he would of been immensely proud of milo, never to late to join at 25, would make an outstanding soldier.
Wasn't Ross kemp there?
Total respect to you pal for fighting for our country nothing but the utmost respect for all of our armed forces thank you very much for serving our country total respect you deserve it so do all our armed forces
Ross Kemp was there he was with the marines, we were part of 3 brigade but we're the only army unit in that brigade, 1 Rifles.
Exarmy, what regiment where you?
I was in 1 Rifles.
It's not always the hardest, strongest and most confident people who stand out. Quietly spoken and with total humility is what makes this this recruit standout from the crowd. Huge respect for his brother.
And he won that season.
Jason Fox seems like one of the nicest blokes out there, the sort of guy who'd do anything for you if you were mates.
Same as Ollie Ollerton
Each of the SAS are even Ant Middleton when doing the course they are extremely tough but when a recruit voluntary withdraws they are friendly and genuine; works a bit like a PE teacher or Martial Arts Instructor, or even dragons den, when in certain environmental situations they can be very tough and nasty which sometimes is necessary but when it isn’t they are decent
I didn't realise he was Travis Mackin's brother. Utmost respect
Poor lad.
yeh
luke mc 😂😂😂
@conney puss123 Spoken like a nod.
I was watching with Closed Captions ( because you Limeys have such f*n thick accents ), and "Poor lad" was translated: porn out. Which can be taken a few different ways, I reckon. ( No disrespect to anyone who's gone through a lot and can relate with this video. I've my share of suffering in my life. Comedy helps in the healing. About the CC rendering of "poor lad"? That sh*t is funny. )
Foxy was always my favourite
Eoghan Breathnach agreed 👍🏻
Same! Seems like a good guy
All soldiers are top men, underneath the hard man image lies an individual, all squaddies are unique,human beings.
STEPTOE lolololololol
Steptoe 123 🤣
“I wouldn’t put myself in their shoes of being a man yet”
Honey you are a man already, trust me
thanks for been a good fan 💖 , hope to see your response soon 💝 can we talk privately
Just watch series 4 of SAS and this kid went from being at the brink of being thrown off the course to actually passing it. I was in literal tears when they told him he’d passed. Goes to show you don’t need to be built like a brick in order to do stuff like this!
He was the most resilient person I saw in the entire 7 seasons.
It's not always about size, it's about having the mental ability to cope with whatever is put in front of you, if you can take orders the exact way they are said and take a bollocking on the chin with out letting it get to you, the rest will come, when I joined the military i was just over 9 stone, in training I wanted to quit, the sergeant saw something in me, and he showed me how to push myself and never let my mind beat me.
You're brothers would be God damn proud of who you are and how far you've come already
You can do it
I'd like to see Ant, Foxy or Ollie on the Joe Rogan podcast
Kobaspire yes yes yes
Yeah I agree
Agreed 👊🏻
Now that's a dam good shout..
Yes!!
He probably has no idea but he has more integrity, courage and strength than he thinks he has.
He can still go on and do it. I became a commando at 32. I understand his concerns about his family. He’s a man now though. Follow your dream
Hey Cdo Nelson, I just wanted to let you know that you touched me with this comment and have inspired me. Made me think a little bit about the choices I need to make.
I love seeing ppl succeed but av always felt like av no idea what to do myself,hope your always safe and I appreciate what you do
skosha 1 my sister changed everything for me with one sentence “what’s the worse that can happen? Don’t be that guy in a few years that sits there and says what if. If you fail then at least you tried, and you knew”
32? Good effort, you must’ve had the lungs of a racehorse.
I want to join the Royal Marines myself I’m 16 currently but i need to motivate myself at the gym got any tips, also thank you so much for your brave service protecting your country
He was more of a man at 15 than some men will ever be, doing that for his family, a son to be proud of
Foxxy is probably the most genuine guy on the show and he’s a unit
Neil Grant i think they all are, glad they are on our side. god bless them all.xx
Irene lawson Lawson ant thinks he’s nails, my brother was 59 commando the did the Arctic warfare cadre and said ant would refuse to go wi anyone in the quad for a square go. Lolol but foxxy billy olly are all good lads
He has humility, I have a lot of time for people like him.
He's a very likeable guy and the DS's see something special in this guy.
Look forward to observing his journey.
He made it! Well done, so happy you made it. It's been a pleasure watching you bro.
All the best in life 👊
Impressed with how far he's come, he looks fairly weak but he's keeping up with all the other lads
He’s not just keeping up, he’s also beaten most of them
He looks “fairly weak” because?... Being strong has fuck all to do with how you look.
@@Tombrosapien calm down
True strength comes from within
@wobbly nostrils he did. Along with this other guy and this 40 year old female doctor I think. Just shows how looks deceive because the bigger macho guys couldn't keep up with them in the end
Respect
Respect
Respect
Respect ❤
“What I really wanted is to be like you guys”
What a courageous young man!
Fair play to the lad that takes courage to talk about, his brother would definitely be proud of him regardless of being in the army or working a 9 to 5 job. Respect 👏🏻
That SAS guy looks like Frank Lampard's older brother
Yea lol
This an underrated comment
I was gonna comment that😂😂😂😂😂
Frank's older brother who's been on the juice 🤣
Lol.
Such a nice guy Jason ..his words came from the heart ..that young lad will take that away ..and hopefully restore confidence
I can't even imagine losing a sibling. That mustve completely destroyed him especially at that young age, holy shit :(
I hope this guy is doing well in the army some where . He’s more of a man then most young men his age and will make a good soldier 💪👍
Has he joined up the young chap being interviewed, he sounds a nice genuine lad. Hope him all the luck in the world. I dont watch the SAS series.
@@xxyxnxwxaxx9724 he hasn't but he has done a lot of charity work for the armed forces and other charities since this show, top man.
@@stickstu2866 Brill he looks like a genuine lad. All in good time he may join up but it's when hes ready is best.
@BobbyMoo uhuh, you keep booing from the side mate, one day you'll wish you were cheering
The respect these SAS guys show to these people that tell them their stories is surreal. They are some of the toughest men in the world and these moments of humanity gives such a rare insight.
What a lovely chap, he should be very proud of himself and I’m certain his brother will be very proud of him.
I was on Herrick 16 and I think you are an absolute credit to your family mate.
England's Last Patriot.... well said!!
He reminds me very much of my own little brother, he was 13 when I went to Afghanistan in 2012. Travis would be proud as punch at what this lad has achieved.
He certainly would be so very proud!
These are tough, tough men with hearts of gold. Excellent men.
The introspection from within this young man is palpable!!
..&..
The words from Milo @#1:45
Is a silent bond spoken from one brother to brother's!!
Which you can evidentially see in both
Foxy's..&.. Ollie's face!!
This guy is an absolute legend and should never regret the decision, yes it wasn’t what he wanted but he did it for all the right reasons, prime example of how a decision you think might be wrong for self reasons can be right for everyone else, have massive respect for this guy and clearly so do the two drill staff sitting opposite him
The compassion shone in the eys of the two DS chaps is moving, all soldiers are moved when they are told about a "brother" being lost in action
I know milo and knew travis and milo is doing so well travis will be so proud
I totally feel for this guy. Total respect for him for trying his best ❤
You can see the compassion on both DS faces as soon as he tells them his story.
That lad should be very proud of himself for putting his family feelings first whilst missing his older brother and supporting his other brother by sacrificing what he wanted to do to honour his brother. Massive respect to him at that age and continued massive respect to anyone who puts themselves last to make sure everyone else is looked after.
I was in the military for 5 years, I went into Iraq with 42 commandos didn’t shed a single tear ... but this brought tears streaming down my face, what a humble man be proud son because your brother will be 👍🏼
He makes me want to change my life for the better. Love and respect feom the U.S.A.
I'm British and say thanks for keeping our country save. How do you feel about our idiot government flooding our country with alr Muslims .
Thanks for your service I want to be a royal marine and plan on applying in two years when I’m 18 I can’t wait
I hope you’re still kicking ass bro! Hell yeah
I remember Travis’ death from Ross Kemp’s documentaries
ollie andrews wait that was him
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Tragic. Good on the young lad for putting himself through this after suffering that loss.
ye ur right
Same I seen it
I was crying before he even started talking, you can see how timid and hurt he is
He won the series too. Monster but he looks the opposite of it.
The way this touches me everytime, what an incredibly down to earth and strong man
It took a man to make a decision like that at 15 - heartbreaking.
What a wonderful young bloke! Both your brothers and the whole Uk think your the bollocks mate!
The way you spoke was heartwarming so much respect in my eyes you can hold your head high as a man.
What a really honest account of a young mans pain That was so sad to watch yet I felt so much respect and admiration for how you handled that situation . Travis's death was well documented on one of Ross Kemps tours of Afghan, then there was a follow up program later when he met his mum, it broke my heart watching it. Fair play to you mate, I was a Royal Marine at the same time as Travis although I never had the pleasure of meeting him. Go get that green lid mate, make us all proud 👍
“What I really wanted, to be like you guys” what a humble, honest, strong man! X
You can still be an honourable man without the military, being like those guys is a state of mind. Very sad story poor chap.
Foxy was always and will stay the best DS on that show. he's so much more chill and is willing to talk.
Absolutely!
What a brave man, nothing but the utmost respect for him, genuinely impressive.
From the first series, this program became the most interesting thing on television; in so many unexpected ways.
My husband joined and proudly got in the british army at 26. One of the best experiences he’s had. Not too late at 25!
When he had his head in his hand at the start, It’s that can’t get your words out moment which every guy knows too well.
What a nice lad. He changed his career plans for the sake of his family. Very selfless. There’s so much pressure on young boys to be men. This young man has been through a lot. I wish him the best of luck in whatever path he chooses, I bet his family are proud as punch of him and his brothers.
What a special lad, he should be really proud of himself. God bless him
He’s adorable...”I wanna be like you guys” such a sweetie 💜
"I'm proud of you man"
I remember I met a friend from college when I was getting food we talked for a bit and told me all the good things he was doing from when he finished. I looked him in the eye and said that to him. His face changed and he looked like he was about to cry then quickly snapped out of it.
Seemed like I was the first person to say that to him. Hope he is still doing wellm
This is exactly the kind of Warrior you need going into battle 100%. Very inspirational young lad. I really hope he fulfils his dream.
Big fan of Foxy, he has been through some tough shit and come out a stronger and better person. Always get the feeling he cares about the contestants and isnt there to just shout and bark at them.
True grit for a young man to put his family first before his dreams. I’m sure his brother is smiling down proud on him.
What a great kid. I wish him all the success in the world.
Foxy definitely has the most Empathy out of all of the DS !!
Good man for opening up. You can see the tears in his eyes. True man who opens up his emotions. But as harsh as it sounds you shouldn't cry if they die in battle because they did what was right and they died doing it and we extremely respect everybody who gave there life. It was there choice, not your mate be proud of yourself as they were proud of our country we all lose somebody at war. The ones who don't die are the lucky ones and you can't help that it is how it is but it's courages and we fully respect with our lives we all love you. Love from Britains forces 🇬🇧
Infinite respect for the military. Rest in peace and honour to those that serve, and to the fallen heroes that defend our beautiful country. You all have stories and you all died in the most honourable way a person can. R.I.P.
To everyone who has lost someone, I wish you all well
Anyone know how this lad is getting on in life now? A real gentleman who speaks from the heart and how proud he is of his brother’s has made me very emotional. Go on young man and I wish you every success sir
I served 10 years in the Royal Marines in the 1960's, got a couple of G.S.M's (now known as the A.S.M I believe.) I joined as a Junior Marine, a few weeks after leaving school. I was a bit shy and lacking in confidence. My weight was 9 stone 1lb, (literally a lightweight). As soon as I entered the service I came out of my shell and found the focus and commitment that I needed. Milo only needs to have the right mental attitude and he could also do it.
From my experience I think that this lad Milo needs the sort of comradeship that you can only get in the military. This comradeship did me a power of good, and I thoroughly enjoyed being just "one of the lads". The experience was the making of me, which I'll never forget.
Milo has come on and made excellent progress during this series, and I was happy for him that he was selected as one of the three to pass the selection process.
Top Marks Milo. Good luck for the future.
Naw you never!! Don't lie
There’s always one that says “no you never” trolls only because he ain’t got the balls to attempt to go into the army.
He has bravery, integrity, strength, heart and and one day I hope he realises that he is enough, more than enough.
Aww he’s so gentle.
Respect to that young man.......you are doing your brother proud.
Dear Channel 4,
The video was extremely emotive for me; I really appreciate you sharing this moment. Please consider fading out a little less abruptly; the young man was still talking when the video cuts off and I feel like that seems a bit overly terse in light of the context of the narrative. Thanks,
Dear Joe Stockton,
We regret to inform you we sincerely don't give a flying fuck about your opinion.
With regards
Managing director Ed Swinson
Channel 4
@@chunknorris2627
Lol...quite literally.
Then don’t watch
My dad was in the army.. my litte sister is still in the army now. Both of them seen and went through horrific things i couldnt even imagine ❤ my heart goes out to his family and brothers xxx
And he then went on too win it. What a strong man you did your brother proud.
God bless this young man.
Being in the armed forces I know how this kid feels, I've not cried in a long time, seeing this brought me to tears.
I wonder how his family felt after hearing him being very honest about why he didn't pursue his dreams because of them and trying to protect them but in the end constantly living in regret. I think if I was his mum and dad I would both be happy and sad. He should be proud of what he has done and I'm sure 1 day his brothers will tell him the same thing.
He made me break down hearing his story remembering all the friends and squad members i lost while in the service ,i guess it never goes away😥
To give up his own dream as he thought it selfish given the situation. That's a great bloke right there and it took courage to admit that on a tv show.
He said the proudest moment of his life was about witnessing his brother's achievement.
If that's not love, I don't know what is.
Without saying it. You know ollie and foxy knew exactly how he felt losing his brother.
In the shit its about the man next to you and they are all brothers in arms.
I wanted to be like you guys... I think you are young man and have their respect.
I met his dad if he has the same dad as travis. He served with the rfa. Top top man he /is very proud of his sons spoke highly of them
@Derpy Derpderp what?
@@towlawrian ollie is saying that you're bullshitting
@@ch4z_bucks so you're telling me Travis dad didn't serve in the rfa as a deck hand and he wasnt on Lyme Bay out in Bahrain keeping gangway duties with us p squadron lads?
@@towlawrian I'm not saying that, Ollie is, I was just clarifying because you seemed confused about what Ollie said. I personally can't confirm what you're saying but it doesn't sound like a lie
@@towlawrian also something I've always wanted to ask a current or former serviceman is what is the hardest part of training for your branch?
Respect too you, your family and your fallen brother
I will never know how they so casually ask “what happened?”
Scottish Bagpipes because they’ve had friends that have died and suffered with ptsd so the can associate with what he’s gone through
Scottish Bagpipes because they know how much telling someone a tragic story like that helps
This gentleman is a credit to his family 💯
I'm going soft in my old age, that bought tears to my eyes. What a smashing lad.
What a lovely young man. All the best and RIP his brother.
Poor lad. I hear him though, wanting to make his family proud. Sometimes that can be a slippery slope though because at the end of the day you have to do some things for yourself and that in itself should make your family proud.
You know you are amoungest serious men who can show compassion
"Hello." Such a sweet lad.
Jason unlike most DS was a Commissioned Officer and we have slightly different goals and ethos. I command my DS and gave and certainly directed on ethos…..One has to remember is often communicated by the DSF via my boss
The role is to take the head space to make decisions and then work with your NCOs to implement effective outcomes.
British SF are somewhat unusual as the majority of operational implementation is done by SNCOs they have the day to day operational experience and their command plan and manage logistics, coordination and strategic reactions.
The SEALs have a similar MO. I never worked with the new MARSOC units which may have a slightly different MO.
I watch this program and see my NCOs personified.
Just bought and read Jason Fox's book; Battle scars. A good book, a good read. Respect, Foxy !
My next book. Just finished Ant Middleton's "First Man In", also a good read. I'd recommend it mate
Thanks for keeping us safe. R.I.P Travis.