Prison Camps in War Zones - Army MP Veteran's Chaotic Journey
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- Join us in this gripping episode of Urban Valor as we listen about the life of Paul Peng, an Army veteran with a remarkable story! Born in Taiwan and raised in Monterey Park, CA, Paul enlisted as an Army reservist military police officer in 2000, never anticipating active combat. However, the events of 9/11 altered his path, leading to two combat deployments in Iraq.
Paul recounts his intense experiences, from managing a prison camp amid riots and harrowing incidents among inmates to taking command of a facility once used as one of Saddam Hussein’s torture chambers. He shares the profound challenges of readjusting to civilian life after his tours, offering a raw, unfiltered look at the sacrifices made by those who serve.
Tune in to hear Paul's powerful journey and the lessons he carries with him today.
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I think I deployed with Paul. Just different unit. There when he was at Bucca. And he goes to UCR. So much love to a fellow NCO from here. Can you get me a link to Paul’s company?
Thank you for this, it was a pleasure to be able to share my story with you ❤
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thanks for your service man
If someone came into your home and kidnapped you and your family and held them for months, because they didn't like someone else in your neighborhood, how upset would you be? Would you be mad enough to riot?
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Such a good story very interesting to watch thank you for sharing with us 🫡
90 precent of us never fired our weapon 🤷🏾♂️. But we stilled carried our weight . Thank you for your service and for telling your story
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Good to hear a fellow vet that was in Mosul also. Salute!
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Right. Wonder if he was on marez or diamondback?
Thank you for sharing your inspiring story. Thank you and all your fellow Marines who served, and for those who paid the ultimate price abroad or at home 🙏🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing, Josh. Glad this man is living a good life, he earned it.
I can visualize all these places all over again... I really needed this...thank you
I love hearing these stories especially front their perspective and not hearing it from the news cast or a crappy documentary. Thank you for serving the county and seeking help after you all been threw
Thank you for watching 🤙🏼
Hell of a story. Living in those areas for a year and a half no wonder it's hard to turn it off. Hope you find some peace, thank you for your service.
Thank you I enjoyed hearing your deployment man
I really enjoy hearing the perspectives of the soldiers, marines, navy, & Air Force during/Post 9/11.
Please continue to keep that topic in your interviews if they served during 2001.
I feel like nobody can tell a better perspective on the matter when they served during that period of time.
I was in mosul when that big vbied went off. I have pictures of it. My unit was an MP unit as well.
thats crazy.. thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing, Sgt. Peng. Glad you got some help for your
Pfsd. I always wondered what you dudes did during the Iraq war. Now I know. Anyway, quite dog. Om!
Coming home from deplyment and not having your rifle around is the weirdest thing on planet earth, besides aids..lol
Damn the VA experience is wild in the sense of i don't know doc you tell me
HHD 793RD MP BN OIF 2008-2009.. retired SSG
I was with the 320th Mp Bn
I got in 1996 brother . BDU Army was a different breed…
I don't know who my daddy is... when I look at my old man's unit photo bacdropped by Southern pines! I just a bunch sick looking, stoic white men in BUDs.
My dad said Drill Sergeants could use language in the early 1990s that they could not say today.
Paratrooper, Desert Storm. I had scud missiles hit so close that I felt the building rock!! I went straight to m.o.p.p level four. Come to find out those scud missiles had anthrax payloads! I'm still paying the price that comes with serving your country during war. Airborne, my friend! All the way! MPs are so badass! Especially the Airborne MPs that were at fort Bragg. 503rd MP battalion Airborne are superb paratroopers and military police officers! Thank you for your service my friend! All the way!
MP’s Are the MOST Deployed troops in the Military
It been 18 years I still sleep with a gun
TYFYS
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Yutttt
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Oh shit camp bucca. Same I was there in 2009 did patrols all over there and to Basra m
He knows why he got good grades somehow again
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When he's talking about police dogs... I wonder if he's talking about the devil dogs🤔
Seems like you deployed exactly when I did. How cool is that??!! I work for RTA that runs to UCR. Small world. Bro, when we got there by commercial jet and convoyed to Camp Bucca then BIAP before Diyala Province. We literally had NO armor for our vehicles even. We made our own armor. Man you hit it on the head. They don’t shoot you. They blow you up.
Look i totally support and appreciate our military veterans and after listening to your story and to hear you say that you contemplated suicide about twice a year blew my mind because I've never served. Lived a pretty normal life and i contemplate suicide 2 to 3 times a month for the last 15 years or so and im 42 and dont mistake this as me bragging about it but twice a year seriously???
If you came to my house and forcibly arrested me and my family when i havent done anything wrong, I'd give you trouble too
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Fort Bliss, no its not. You should do stand up bro. You have natural timimg.
If Iraqis are son's of Iraq, then us american iraq war vets we are adopted sons of iraq. Like or not, it iraq was our abusive mother for a period of our lives, along with our brother iraqis, the brother we, the adopted, fought
Man… leaving the Iraqis I worked with in Tal’Afar about killed me… I missed them so much for years…
how did they know the 2nd plane was gonna hit to put it on tv for the troops? that makes the entire story more suspect
I was in the PX barber shop on 9/11 they had just turned the TV on after the first plane struck. After my haircut the second plane hit, then I quickly reported to my unit because I knew everything had changed.
Semper Fi