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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- 🎬 BLACK HAWK DOWN MOVIE Reaction! 🎬
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“How did they even get weapons?!” Well my friend, the answer to that can be found in the film “lord of war” with Nicholas cage.
That's exactly it... Russia fall of the Soviet
😂😂😂
Let's not forget not too long ago biden traded the lord of war for a lady basketball player
@@AyeItsGaboThat story got buried quick fast and in a hurry...also I heard that player was actually a man but i don't know about all that
I thought the EXACT same thing
Man, I've never seen you so involved and emotionally charged as you were for this movie - WOW!
I can tell you are an old warrior and ex-soldier!!!
Thanks for your action & greetings from Germany.
Thanks so much and thanks for watching
That's because he's done some time and the service
His reaction to Full Metal Jacket also gives it away. Every single veteran loses their shit at one particular scene in Full Metal Jacket: the unlocked foot locker with the stolen contraband inside.
I saw this in the theater and the audience was completely quiet by the end of the movie. I already knew what had happeend in that incident, but similar to Saving Private Ryan, you'll never know until a film maker makes it as real as it can get. I know this is still a hollywood film, but if even half of what they showed was real, that's enough. More people should watch these movies about our brave servicemen and women who are giving their lives to protect our freedoms and liberties that we take so much for granted.
Devin, thank you for your service.
I thank you for your service as well, but I'm really tired of the US being the world's cop when it doesn't resolve anything. I question our involvement in most of these conflicts going back to the 50s. The current war in Eastern Europe is the biggest grift of all. When a former President warned of the Military industrial complex you best believe its a serious problem.
@@Embur12 it's the unfortunate catch-22 of the last century...if the US gets involved to stop an event from spiraling into something bigger, we're hated on for being the "world police" (and with the US making up like ~65% of the UN's military capability, we're pretty much always involved in their shenanigans); if the US plays isolationist and stays out of events, then (based on the last 120-ish years) those events tend to spiral out of control and turn into genocides (like Somalia and Rwanda) or full-fledged world wars and everybody blames us for not getting involved sooner to try and prevent it.
@@WraithWTF We wouldn’t even bomb the rail heads going to the camps in WWII in a war were actively waging. We stick our nose into Somalia needlessly but ignore Rwanda. The policies aren’t applied evenly and make no sense. You can try and do things for others but if they don’t take the initiative for themselves nothing will change.
@@Embur12 We weren't involved in Rwanda specifically because of the poor reception to us being involved elsewhere. They hate us if we do and hate us if we don't. I'm near as isolationist as they get, but you need to recognize the circumstances as well.
82nd Airborne vet
Thanks for your service!
When? I was Air Force eod, 92-2000. I worked with 82nd on training missions in Bahrain in 94 and 96
I was never a very religious man but after three tours to Iraq and Afghanistan I quickly understood the old saying, "No atheists in foxholes" I still struggle with survivors guilt to this day and find myself in tears as a 56 year old man. I lost the closest friends I've ever had after our humvee hit an IED. Why I survived and those other great men did not I will never understand. The state of our nation today pains me greatly but even more is the lack of support for our veterans. It was disgusting that I had to fight for 100% disability despite losing both legs in the IED incident. Our government has truly failed those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. RLTW. God Bless Our Troops.
And yet they want/can come up with money for those who has crossed our borders in droves and who arent citizens..it's maddness.
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Devin love the channel and reactions huge movie fan myself, blackhawk down is up their when it comes to true story military movies- 13 hours the secret soldiers of benghazi has to be your next one after this buddy
@DevinGtv901
Please please please turn the volume up on the movie or the volume on your commentary down. If I turn it up loud enough to hear the movie your voice wakes everyone up.
You could go YEARS without seeing your battle buddies, then one day you meet up, and it is as though NO time had passed. We share an unshakable, unbreakable, unwavering bond that NO ONE can break. Even if I never served next to someone I meet, within 5 minutes or less, we become brothers, just because of our shared experiences. No one who has never experienced it can ever hope to even begin to understand our bond of fellowship.
Absolutely! It’s been 47 years and I still think of my brothers.
Soldiers,Sailors,Airmen, Marines, and all those special forces. Everyone of them in my prayers.
@@RoadDoug agree I may not be in the military but my dad is a Sargent and have told me lots of things
As a vet, and gun nut... errr... I mean "responsible firearm owner", I am proud to say that I spared no expense in faithfully building nearly exact clones of the "Gordon carbine" and the "Shughart M14". Some components have not been manufactured in over 20 years, and obtaining actual working vintage parts was extremely time consuming and expensive. Probably my two favorite rifles in my collection.
Operation Gothic Serpent was one that was relatively unknown until this movie came out. The bravery of the US servicemen is extraordinary. I believe 6 (or 4?) helicopters were actually brought down by heavy machine gun and rocket fire. The other made controlled crashes in the green zone, but 6-1 and 6-4 went down hard in militia territory. In the after action reports it was revealed that the pilots pitched the nose of the helicopters directly into the ground at the last second so the cockpit would absob the brunt of the impact. This indescribable level of self sacrifice saved many of the occupants in the back. These pilots were members of the elite and secretive 160th SOAR "Night Stalkers" who conducted clandestine helicopter special forces insertions all over the world. The had the distinction of flying just feet above the ground into Iraq, under cover of darkeness, before operation Desert Storm, inserting SOCOM units deep behind enemy lines to capture or destory communications and radar stations. It was they who fired the first unheard shots of that campagn. It is speculated that they were involved in nearly every special forces maneuver or clandestine operation during the Reagan, Bush Sr. and Clinton administrations.
And thank you for your service. And thanks to all the vets in this comment section.
Up armor HMMV?
CROWS?
Battle Buddy?
You must be from the future... 😂
" its about the man next to you,, thats it, thats all It is "
How about Windtalkers next.
Underrated war movie IMO.
I remember this event well. We watched our guys dead bodies being desecrated on CNN before the whole world. The country was incensed. The video is available to view here on You Tube still.
That scene is really accurate from the CNN broadcast. I remember I was in the cafeteria going to college. It was so surreal.. we couldn’t make heads or tails if it was real.
American Soldiers should have never go there. You can‘t change countries for the better. It‘e a shame loosing that many good Soldiers.
@@blackwolf4653 Somalia was going through a whole civil war and the civilians were having the worst of it. People complain when the west dont do anything to help and people complain when the west get involved
@@Nameless_TF So you think the US military goes to other countries because they care about the civilians there.? Really.?
Brother, when I was in Baghdad, some of the guys I served with were veterans of this Mogadishu incident. I only knew that because one of the other guys there pointed them out. Why he felt it necessary to tell me... I have no clue. Those men never spoke on their experiences, and I never asked. But having served with them, I can absolutely say they were consummate professionals. Any hidden wounds they fought... they hid quite well. I was honored to have had the opportunity to serve with them.
Oh, and Eric Bana's character was a combination of three men from the book. I hated his portrayal until I saw the behind-the-scenes video, and learned what he had to do to make his character. Because of that video, I gained a mighty respect for his portrayal.
Great reaction but I wish you would have left the part when the two guys sacrificed themselves. That was very impactful.
"When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle."
No, those were not up-armored Hummvees, Humvees did not get armor until the Iraq war after 9/11.
In 03 my unit was one of the first units to up armored our vehicles at Fallujah.
My dad served in the 80s. He went to some wild places in his whole life. And he was wrong a lot about things in life but something I hung onto he told me. Be thankful and great full of this nation we live in.
The war isn't meant to be won or lost; it's meant to be continuous. Orwell.
This war is brutal
I remember seeing the original news videos of the two man sniper crew that was killed trying to help Durran. The scene was played on ABC News and the bodies of the snipers were paraded NUDE through the streets of Mogadishu! But here was yet another example of a battle that we should never have been involved in. Civil wars in other nations should never be our business, even at the expense of 200,000 of THEIR OWN DEAD! We should all recall our own Civil War tragedy that cost the lives of more than 600,000 Americans! Have we already forgotten?
About 20 US servicemen died. About 1,000 Somalis.
We shouldn’t have lost any!
It’s crazy to think about it because they only sent maybe 100 guys and everyone had to at least have killed over 10 people
This is a great depiction of how young men have expectations for war & how they deal with the time spent not fighting as well as a worry how they will be perceived after getting home. If you tried to tell them it doesn't make you any less if you didn't do anything but better yourself mentally & physically. That's a win & you still stood on business. 10/10 movie & reaction.
This happened before the bullet shields were even a thing. They added them shortly after Mogadishu.
After Aidid was killed his son a US Marine who while in his home country as a us servicemen got the militia to not fight his marines then took command of Mohammad Farrah Aidids militia.
My boots, STILL to this day, have my blood type on them.
This movie had a STACKED cast.
TEARS OF THE SUN ☀️ with Bruce Willis is such a good military movie 🍿
This was my first R rated movie I watched back in the day
This sh** was heavy on the heart fr
Devin over here runnin through his greatest hits! I remember the First TWO times you did this movie. Thanks AGAIN, AGAIN, AGAIN.....😅
This movie is for sure based on a true story - Captain Steele of the Rangers in this movie was my Brigade Commander when I was in the 101st (he was Colonel Steele by that point) and when we in-processed the unit they made a point to tell us that yes, he is THAT same Colonel Steele from the movie, and DO NOT bring it up with him, because he does NOT enjoy talking about it at all (not happy memories as you can imagine).
Great reaction brother. From military family to military family you have my deepest respect my dad served 32 years active duty Panama Honduras Germany when the wall came down desert storm and 4 more tours in the second Iraq war . I understand and Thank you for your sacrifice for my freedoms
My dad was there as well when the wall came down too! He died last year.
Nah all of your reactions are FANTASTIC Devin G!!
Don't lose touch with your battle buddies. Try to find them. I just got back in touch earlier this year with my main squad mate after 28 years of not being able to find him, and it's very much improved my mental health.
Damn D, beautiful editing, thank you. The bigger movie screen makes a big difference trying to see what you're watching on the iPhone. 👍😎❤️
The delta force black hawk down logo under the screen is actually from a game. I had it. It was pretty cool for the time too
That game was a fucking masterpiece
This one really gets me too. Along with Lone Survivor. I remember learning in BCT and different NCO schools the Medal of Honor stories. These stories really are amazing. The person who inspired me to become a medic and has whose story still sticks with me if I think things are tough is Metal of Honor recipient MSG Roy P. Benavidez. I am proud to have served and retired. I am proud of all my Battles still in and all those who serve. It doesn't matter if deployed to a combat zone or not. What matters is that you gave up some of yourself to keep the rest of us safe.
Benevidez is an absolute legend...
I went on 4 deployments to go fight ( I volunteered for all 4 tours,also did 2 tours back-to-back ) in Iraq with a Texas Guard unit.I was with infantry units the entire 4 tours too. I wanted all that-SMOKE !!! LOL. My first tour was at Camp TQ,Iraq ( it was a Marine FOB ) and we did joint missions with the Marines also.On these 4 tours I detained/arrested countless Iraqee citizens and insurgents,kicked in countless doors on raids,had many fire-fights-some lasting 2/3 hrs,had rockets fly a couple feet over my head-I could feel the heat coming from the rocket's exhaust too. Sought shelter as car bombs went-off,some I only had a few minutes to run to a concrete barricade to seek protection. After the tours with the Texas Guard I signed on as a civilian contracter over-seas ( Iraq,Qatar,Kuwaitt & Afghanistan ) first as a mercenary,then logistics.We went to places the US military couldn't go and did things the US military couldn't do,so,if we got captured or killed the US wouldn't get blamed. I did business as a contracter/mercenary for 11 yrs & 3 months,been back in america for almost 2 yrs now and america is a hot-MESS. LOL. Never thought I'd see the US all &&&&&&-up like it is now,a dang shame-TOO. I've dedicated 15 yrs of my life fighting terrorists/insurgents,so now I'm a regular working JOE now and it's okay. Kinda boring tho. LOL. I work at my local VA hospitol now. SEMPER-FI
The guy who plays Attu in this movie is also in a really good movie called Layer Cake from 2004. It's one of the best British gangster films ever made, highly recommend it
Tears of the sun is a must then.
The thing was the Marines who were their first before the Rangers and Deltas didn't want to leave because even they knew once they leave the country then it'll go back to hell and order was restored when they were their. They told this to command and the higher ups but they still ordered the Marines to withdraw. This could of been prevented if the Marines never left.
"but im shot"
"EVERYBODY'S SHOT"
Great movie... FANTASTIC reaction! I can say it for you Devin mate..
In 93 the government of Somalia had long broken down. There were a bunch of war lords fighting for territory and resources. That's why you saw them stealing food. It was a war torn country with a major power struggle, And, it mostly still is.
Really love the change in direction and the editing! Devin keep it up!
Rah, Brother. Another great reaction. Everything about this movie became so much more impactful after service for me. I got in 2015 but never saw combat. Was here to help put back pieces for those that I met who did and had a hard time. As much as I can assist helping someone through those nightmares, my only wish is to be able to empathise more because it is exactly as quoted at the end of the movie, "It's about the men next to you."
The machine guns they were using were M60 "Pigs" which the 240B replaced later on.
I always have some dust in my eyes when I watch this one, another badass reaction to a fantastic movie dude! Love seeing them
Thank you for your service. This movie has an amazing cast and great acting. And whether or not they were 100% accurate, Hooten (Eric Bana) had some amazing stoic lines about being a soldier.
Another banger Devin! Keep on keeping on my friend, and thanks for your service as well, hope the VA takes care of you if you have had any issues
Bruh i forgot obi wan Kenobi is in this movie😂
Dude from 30 days of night, dude from Harry Potter, dude from Troy, dude from saving private Ryan, dude from fantastic four, so many good actors in this movie man
I am sad the edit didnt include the Eric Bana speech about why he does it..that speech holds the whole movie together no matter which side the viewer is on as far as the military and shoukd be in every reaction of this movie.
not sure if you are super into video games or not but for those who are & find it cool like me, The voice actor for Sergeant Sanderson (if you do not remember him from the movie somehow, he was the one asking "you alright?" at 36:00) also voices "Sandman" in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3. (i know the name similarities make it funnier) from someone who grew up on the modern warfare series as a kid i immediately noticed the actor portraying Sanderson voiced sandman because they sound the exact same and even some things he has said in the movie im pretty sure he has said in the game. but yeah i just found it super fascinating lol.
Nah man. You can call your stuff fantastic. lol. This movie is freaking fire. So intense. Love this one. Thumbs up all! Show some damn love.
Always appreciate you family!
Most if the fallen Rangers were from here in Ft Benning ....RIP
They call Somalis "skinnies" because they are, in general, tall thin people. Like very other ethnic group, they have some common physical characteristics and that is one of theirs. I mean, there are variations and exceptions of course, but generally it's true.
Blackburn is LEGOLAS bro!
Two guys in my old Guard unit were part of the battle. One was a young Ranger with TF Ranger, and the other was part of the QRF that went in early the next morning. As far as the aftermath of battle goes, the Army implemented a number of changes to its TTPs and developed near equipment. They mandated the Combat Life Saver program and Ranger First Responder (RFR) program to provide medical training to troops. They also developed Ranger Body Armor (RBA) and prototypes for up-aromored HMMWV. Delta made some changes as well and started wearing ballistic helmets, as a number of their casualties were from head injuries. Prior to that they tended to favor plastic Pro-Tec helmets. The 160th also changed how they provide fire support. The stopped hovering near the target and increased standoff distance.
Fantastic Reaction Brother as always… And Thank you for your service sir that old soldier came out of you in this vid and it was a joy to see
i was watching another reaction to this by FNG Academy, who were green berets. they pointed out that captain steel is trying to keep his rangers discipled. the delta operators are like the cool big brother and the younger brothers want to be.
Shit, I remember your first reaction video to this movie. 😂 that was a long time ago
Hotel Rowanda is also a great film based on true events
Just have to say that your reaction to Sixth Sense was the best reaction I have seen ever. They had you hook, line and sinker. Now I will watch this one which is hard for me to watch
Great video. I think BHD was one of the last great war epics. Wonderful screenplay, beautiful cinematography, phenomenal soundtrack and an absolutely stacked cast. I can't think of a movie since that was this well produced.
I didn't know you served. Thank you for your service I was too afraid to go when I had the chance. I fell into drugs for a while by the time I wanted to go in after that I was having seizures. So again I thank all of our service members.
25 grand in USD in early-90s Somalia was essentially "never work another day in your life, just buy a house and live with your family doing whatever you want" kind of money. Still not enough to convince many people to snitch on a tyrannical warlord like Aidid though, as it was pretty unlikely you'd live long enough to get paid, much less actually spend any of that money.
You'd be betraying your clan and extended family, who would have a responsibility to kill you
wait you didnt react to the gigantic men who tried to protect and save Grant? wtf man, thats a huge part of the movie
4:47 well you see before this time in 70-80s Somalia was a communist powerhouse in region and thus received support from Soviet Union, add on in 1978-79 the Somalian government declared war on Ethiopia for the ogaden region (this region is full of ethic Somalians) and for a awhile they captured almost the entire region, so we sent support to Ethiopia due to them being an ally of the USA in the region.
Half way through the war Ethiopia had a communist take over and we started supporting the Somalians but in the end they lost the war and the communist dictator fled the country leaving no in control of the country leading to the civil war you see in the movie.
And you have to also understand that the “Somalian” identity is second to tribal identity so internal tribal warfare was constant and so adibbas people didnt see the others as “their” people but enemies and unfortunately still happens to this day
u skipped the best quote Bana gives at the end! I'm sure that made you ball. Thank you for your service
The more assets you bring the more you have to lose but, times like this something should be done.
7:39 In 1992, in that part of the world, that is a fortune! Some(most) people would not make that in a lifetime there.
Crazy that i’ve been watching reactions of this movie for couple days already & you reacting to it is 🔥. Thank you for your service in the military, Sir.🫡
Hopefully my reaction didn’t disappoint 🤞
Never served, but Devin seems like the sort of guy you'd want to go through boot with, so pumped up and positive.
Awesome reaction Devin
Greatly appreciated!
This movie always gets me. Especially when they tried saving the guy with the leg wound.
Up to now, I'm still on the fence about whether to believe you or not when you say you're a "veteran". If you really were one, you wouldn't be asking how these terrorists get weapons. Nor would you be reacting the way you did in this video. You wouldn't be surprised at all at the things that happened in the movie.
There are also some movie mistakes that a veteran can point out. When Blackburn was reporting to his command, should he be talking at parade rest?
With doubts aside, what’s reactor’s story? Branch of service, MOS, active/reserve, years in. That’ll explain some of the inconsistencies.
@@HDApex I don't think anybody's ever called him out since he started claiming he was a veteran.
@@eatsmylifeYT A fraction of the audience are veterans, and I doubt that many cares too much about it. Those who served active duty can sniff out the ones who pretend and will ask questions to confirm their suspicions. We were held to a higher standard. We usually let them talk if they’re going to be an issue like discrediting the reputation of being in the service, or things like stolen valor. Whether or not that threshold is met for many vets, we’ll have to wait and see.
@@HDApex If you say so. But do you know that the word "gullible" is not in the dictionary?
@@eatsmylifeYT 😂. Didn’t fall for that.
I was Bravo 36. But the guys called me Fly.
Time clip 30:53 greatest reaction ever 😂😂😂 I can’t stop laughing. always felt the same way watching this movie so many times before !
I like the multiple templates of face + movie you got going on, probably helps to get around TH-cam's bs too. But it's weird when it results in you looking in different directions. Maybe just horizontal mirror any frame where your face is on the right, then you'd always be looking down and to the right.
Anyway, just a note. Keep being awesome.
I was in 1st Batt at this time, but injured so i couldn't go, broken ankle. The problem here is, we never should have went. This was a war started by CNN, and to push Clinton to do something, and make lots of news headlines and advertising dollars!! We were under UN controls, rules of engagement, and using mostly their backup for support. Another big problem here, mentioned early on, was we went in with no tanks, bradleys, armor, or ac/Spectre gunships, the UN and Clinton didnt want us to use them, thinking we would look too evil with that much firepower It was also pushed by CNN, to get all of Clintons bad news off the headlines, they were trying to make him look like a heroic and leader type competent president. Lots of young up and coming actors here. Phil from modern family, the medic who said, I'll whip up margaritas!... a young Tom Hardy ,Ewan McGregor and the guy who fell from the helicopter, Orlando Bloom. Banker/ Delta guy in the cult classic, Go! . A young Jeremy Piven as a pilot, in the cult classic, Smokin Aces! the guy who lived, ran for Congress last cycle, but lost. Delta guy cut in half also in last boy scout! Tom sizemore in Heat, Point Break, saving Private Ryan. The captain in The Patriot and Fury! Eric BANA in the hulk and lone survivor! The sergeant in the cult classic, Lucky Number Sleven! Some other good True type or True story movies are 13 hours, Lone Survivor, hacksaw Ridge, Once we were Soldiers, 1917, Big Red One, Hamburger Hill, Glory, American sniper, Saving Private Ryan, thin red line, Unbroken, Dunkirk. Also type in here maybe the greatest soldier of all time for a short video. Roy Benevides the Lazarus Soldier! th-cam.com/video/LoHNTyAR_Vg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ukBleSRiGkRgz_Cd I met him once in the early nineties when I was stationed at Bragg! The reason this movie is super accurate for who the guys were and the action is because Ridley Scott got the after action reports, the sitreps, and interviews the actual soldiers. U can see many shorts here, from the soldiers there, who retell what happened! Ironic...the main bad guy was the son of a well known terrorist, grew up and college education in America, decided to go back here and become a terrorist leader. . Also 1st gen hummers sucked. No AC, armor, bullet proof glass, or explosion vents. Ultimate pro tip....the pic the pilot holds up of his wife and child, is a mistake. The prop department didnt have one. So Eric BANA, who's family was with him, took a pic of themselves, and gave it to the pilot!😮😮. For those who don't think fired brass is hot.... I'm a Left handed shooter. All military rifles including A2s and A4s eject right side. I was in a location not here, wearing my helmet. Chinstrap on. Got a piece of brass ejected and stuck in my chinstrap. Left a burn scar on my lower right chin for almost 2 years! The run out at the end actually happened. I think the runners called it, The Miracle Mile, but it was more like 5 miles!😮😮😮. Yes, the militia stripped naked the two Delta soldiers, and paraded their bodies around. Still think all societies and customs and religions, are equal?
Another big problem here, mentioned early on, was we went in with no tanks, bradleys, armor, or ac/Spectre gunships, the UN and Clinton didnt want us to use them, thinkiing we would look to evil with that much firepower We had Delta, Rangers, 10th Mountain, and SOAR pilots. Those guys fly in the most dangerous situations. They can land a craft on a postage stamp!
They got the weapons because the Soviets/Russians and Chinese have been sending steady supplies of weapons and equipment since the late 40's. The USA and to a lesser extent the European powers, have been supplying them as well in a consistent arms supply race that continues up to the second that I'm typing this.
6:00 seriously what were expecting to see a nice mom and pop gun store
Your wonderful! My son was in over Afghanistan/Iraq . He would call us while at the latrine you could here the exosions in the background. Hardest days of my life. I can only imagine what he went through.
26:46 look at all those innocent people shooting at our guys and the one innocent guy shot our gunman
if you want a good idea of how these kinds of groups get weapons. . theres a really good nicholas cage move called Lord of War. . came out around 2005. . gives a decent idea of how these things happen
27:46 maybe you think that's why the movie is called Black hawk down
We owe a debt that can never be repaid.
You should watch 13 Hours another true story .
Another really good, but harrowing story. And also another one I can't stop watching any time it's on.
My step dad was a ranger there on this day, we talk about it often. The movie is extremely accurate according to him
One thing to add, they didn’t have plates, only flak jackets he said.
I miss my battle buddies.
If you’re looking for more military/war movies to react to then check out “Tears of the Sun”. Great movie with a lot of emotion.
@DevinGtv901
Please please please turn the movie volume up or your commentary volume down. If I turn it up loud enough to hear the movie your voice keeps the whole neighborhood up.
Bro, I was praying for you through this one; it’s like you was in the fight with them… 🫡❤
4:55 I wish I could explain to/ help more people realize how harsh life can be when order goes to the wayside. It's not easy to think of what is so unfamiliar.. and then harder to accept it and assimilate it into your world view.
13 hours movie (true story)
Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan
Act of Valor movie (true story )
"How can u kill your own people" Devin.... read about Stalin and his deeds, specifically Holodomor.
Great reaction… love to see you do Generation Kill.
Most important movie you have ever reacted to.
They are not upper armored 😢
Devin, thank you for your service. God bless you. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
one of the best war films of all time. Hans Zimmer does it again. Great reaction!