Lt. Colonel Scott Mann, Afghanistan Veteran (Full Interview)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Lt. Colonel Scott Mann has served the Special Operations community for 18 years and served as a Green Beret for over 15 years. He has served around the world, from Latin America to Iraq and Afghanistan. He is the author of 'Game Changers,' and 'Mission America,' as well as the play 'Last Out.' Learn more about his moving play at www.lastoutplay....
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Amazing interview, I don't think a lot of vets realize how much regular people like myself are interested in hearing these soldiers tell their stories. Even if they think they're service wasn't that important or eventful, it still captivates your attention because for the most part, we don't know what they and their families go thru. This colonel is very inspiring, great speaker & storyteller and a true hero to guys like me.
Thank you for 'Pineapple Express' sir, You are a true hero who does not abandon team members. #Afghanistan
Just watched this interview after seeing Lt Mann’s testimony for Afghanistan withdrawal for Congress, from an AF vet, God Bless You and Your Family for All Your sacrifices and Mostly Continuing to Tell Your Story!!
Thank you very much for doing this interview. I hope you live the rest of your life in peace & tranquility. You've earned it! Thank you very much!
Thank you for your service . This is such an incredible interview with a very perceptive man . Thank you for pineapple express
He has been playing Soldier since he could walk. Love him!
I worked with 5th Group in Nam, Bien Hoa 67 & 68, Scott is a brother, pay attention to what you know nothing about. I feel your pain Scott, so many of my/our brothers names are on the Wall. It's so sad that the armchair uninformed that have never been outside the wire have the fortitude to leave a comment. I honor you my brother! 2,679 views & the Kardashian's have millions, SAD!
A hero
Wow. What a powerful interview!
Welcome home LtCol Mann, welcome home.
Mt. Ida has some awesome crystals in the hills there.
Wish he'd addressed the political insurgency within the U.S. that supports and defends every enemy that comes along. As a Vietnam-era vet, we were discouraged from wearing our uniform in public...he speaks of ISIS remerging, but fails to address it's supporters right in Congress, the media and within the educational system.
Are these two guys are protected the heroin fields ?
No, dipshit
I wish they ppl that made these cared enough to have good audio levels... youd think people would care about the audio when recording veteran stories for future generations to watch. Sad
it sounds perfectly fine
Sounds fine to me? Get a hearing aid?
37:00 i got teary eyed too scott, that broke my heart.
my dad was a cop (i know it doesnt compare to someone being in the military) but i remember as a kid staying awake all night worried that my dad wouldnt come home after working nights. i feel your sons pain.
So glad a man like this is on team USA, incredibly intelligent and articulate
Fighting islamic terrorist could not have been pretty. Im so sorry for all that our guys suffered fighting against such darkness.
Loved This Interview Will Be Looking Up His Play.
Wonderful interview. It’s a crying shame that the lessons from the Malayan Emergency, the Borneo Confrontation and Vietnam didn’t remain known by the 1990s.
There are alot of assumptive comments on here that commentors have anything less than admiration for his man.
Thank you for repping our nation! Operation Pineapple
mr and all people there's no hundreds of thousands of years which was repeated here.. it's the unbelief in God which is the gap that nobody else can fill..God made us,the heavens and the earth and our purpose of existence is solely aligned to His purposes. thank you for the amazing interview and insight and your story telling.its amazing and such a wealth of pleasure
There is something that is being left out of this ongoing narrative, by special operators and intelligence, that is suspicious and unsatisfactory. This is the same story as Viet Nam, and all the other operations fought to a non-conclusion. I wish someone would fill in the blanks and complete the jigsaw puzzle because it cost so much money and lives to no apparent avail. Someone please fill in the blanks and just be honest, simple and true.
Need to turn up your volume
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I STILL don't understeand what any of this had to do with protecting America. Violent extremism is their problem not ours. Why get involved. Don't we have enough problems over here? There are many here who need protecting and skill-building. There are many here who need help.
I don't think I will ever understand really.
MONEY
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@@TokenTombstone so whats the difference between money and rare earth?
Terrorism spreads by sanctuary countries like Afghanistan acting as one big training ground for enemy fighters. They fight train and learn how to be a terrorist and then fly planes into buildings in America. America has acted as the world police since 1945 and if we stop now we'll have another 911 on our hands
His argument was being in Afghanistan prevented another 9/11 or foreign terrorist attack from happening. If we train the locals to be the eyes and ears for us as insiders we can prevent a global spread of terrorism. It has been shown in the past groups like al qaeda have inspired bad actors to commit terrorist attacks here just like the Boston bombings. The war on terror had nothing to do with economic or political gain but rather the security of America.