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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ส.ค. 2020
- 8 US Marines describe their FAMOUS paranormal experience in Afghanistan, known as "OP Rock".
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Wow..... These are not just awesome stories, they are immersive experiences. Though I would NEVER claim to fully understand what our brave Men and Women experience while on tour overseas, I was just given a small taste through watching this. The Backgrounds and sound effects made me forget Where I was for the duration of this video. Amazing Job MrBallen! Your hard work shows for sure.
this made my day... Wes and I work very hard on these videos, its wonderful to get this feedback!
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@@lisalalonde7051 I agree, he tells a very good story.
When I was deployed to the Middle East I was tapped/shoved on the shoulder once. I looked around but I was in the middle of the desert. No one around me. Right after I heard in my head "delay your convoy." I was only able to delay for a few minutes but my convey missed getting hit by a scud missle by a few minutes later down the road. I personally believe it was my guardian angel helping us out.
Thats for sure.
Yeah I believe it too.
People often make light of these type incidents, when I was in South Vietnam in 1972, our entire battalion deployed to Hoa Cam ARVN training center outside Da Nang for field firing and zero all weapons. It was a hot clear sunny day and three of us walked out of the range area with our weapons and gear, can't remember why. We're walking down a dirt road, I'm in the center flanked by two other soldiers, we're talking and moving slow because of the heat. Suddenly in my mind are the words STOP!!!! So I come to a sudden halt putting my arms up to stop the two others. In the dirt at our feet is a line of bullets hitting the dirt. We run back to range area and discover we're taking incoming machine gun fire from the ARVN troops firing in another area. Inner voice? Well maybe.
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You said "Helmand", and I got chills. Then you said OP Rock in Helmand, and I freaked out a little. I started my Marine deployment in Oct 2009 and spent 2 weeks on OP Rock where me and a small group existed in a cycle of eat, sleep, and pull 8 hour watch. Our sleeping area was dug into the top of this hill, and there was something off. Everyone talked about how messed up their dreams were, and the guy who'd been there for almost a month, who had seen many groups come a go, said the crazy dreams happened to everyone who stayed there. By the time I was there, OP Rock was fortified with sand bags, hesco barriers, and razor wire. The first human remains I saw was a large femur bone laying in the sun just outside the wire. Eventually those of us who were new on OP Rock asked what the hell was up with the place, and we were told a story of British soldiers starting an OP on a grave-site, and you covered the rest, and more. I was a part of the group who demilitarized OP Rock. We cut open all of the sandbags, and took down the wire, and burned everything we could do away with. I found skull caps, jaw bones, and other small fragments inside the hundreds of sandbags I cut open over the course of two days. Unfortunately, some human remains ended up in the fire. Ugly Betty actually was with us the last night we were on OP Rock with her latest litter of pups. Other people had it worse than I did with weird experiences, which I attributed to my strong Christian faith, but in the end, the weird stuff just happened for me later. I saw two people walk down a the road by a place we called the Taliban School, and stop by a power pole where they started digging. I alerted my Sgt. who looked through his binoculars. He asked me where they were, and as I pointed to them, they weren't there. My friends and I heard children laughing in empty rooms, saw glass break with nothing around to break it, had flashlights turn on and off. I began having horrifying bouts of sleep paralysis while finishing that deployment.
Sorry to write a book, but its not every day someone covers something so obscure and familiar.
Thanks for the good content.
Thank you for your service!
Respect for your service man. I wish this comment was pinned.
Hey what kind of wierd dreams were they if you dont mind me asking?
That was a great story.. I'm supposed that Mr. Ballen hasn't replied to you
@@hemanths2230 One I remember well, because the guy wouldn't shut up about it, was a shapeshifting dream: where he transformed between human and wolf-man form while going on an ultra-vivid killing spree. Some had dreams more along the lines of "Trippy", while others were disturbing. All were extremely lucid. I was with 2/2 battalion, who replaced 2/8. It's crazy to think we just missed all of this by a few months.
I'm ex British Army and served in Afghanistan. There was a night when we saw bobbing lights and heard a noise like a woman wailing close by in the desert but saw no heat signatures
Oh hell no that’s the llorona bro the weeping woman
@@Stress_._Free Maybe. I mean it could have been some very effective Psy ops but I can't see how.
Possibly psychological warfare. US used the same tactic against the Vietnamese.
@@Stress_._FreeThere’s animals that make sounds like that.
@@crunchwrapsupreme9372he just said they didn’t see any heat signatures
I heard my grandmother whisper in my ear in spanish " you are going to be ok" one night while I was deployed. She died back in 1990, I was deployed 2003.
That’s beautiful
How many children did you kill there btw?
@@spam1028me when i stereotype nornal soldiers as all war criminals
@@therealbluetophat lmao normal soldiers
@@spam1028 oh sorry I guess every Joe sent to Iraq probably against their wishes were all war criminals hungry for oil or some shit
List of things I never want to encounter:
3. Things that frighten US Marines
2. Things that spook Navy SEALs
1. Things that scare both at the same time.
Amen.
I scared marines. Damn jarheads
Hahaha 🤣
Damn sure of that! Let there be no doubt!
I saw some spooked Marines in Fallujah in 2004. Definitely a sight you never forget
I was one of the Marines on OP Rock, my name is Adam Wilson, I was with 2/8 in 2009, and on the TV Show Paranormal Witness!!! This is cool people are still talking about this.
Gentlemen there are many things in this world that we do not understand. Things that we can not explain in our modern 21st century brains we think we understand it all. We do not! It doesn't make you crazy, it doesn't make you foolish or stupid (even if others treat you like you are)just keep in mind you went and did a job in a part of the world that is older (culturely) then most. You did a job most of us would not, or could not do. You put yourselves in a position of Vulnerability. For that all of us owe you a debt of gratitude. Just like walking through the sand what happens someplace often has a "mark" left behind. You would not thinking twice about a footprint in the sand even if it turned out to be 1000"s of years old. Because we understand that. You walk across the sand you leave a footprint. And as long as it is not disturbed in any way it will be there forever. The same thing can happen with virtually anything. A small foot print won't last long, but dig a deep enough hole in the sand and it will last much longer. You were places that saw HUGE holes being created. It is no less amazing that you experienced the effects of that "hole", then if you had fallen into one literally dug into the ground. The thing I find amazing is not so much that you did experience something, but that others did not! Ok sorry I really did not intend to get so deep into the metaphysical. I just wanted to say thank you, and let you know, that I for one do not find our lack of 100% understanding of how our world works, that bizarre. So please don't feel "crazy".
I can't get over the British soldier saying 'If you dig anything up here, just put it back'. It sounds really ominous, to me; but I'm wondering if that's due to my knowing something unexplainable was about to happen. Also, I'm very happy to know you made it back home to the US.
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@@richardhartman6316 Oh yeah, that's a definite possibility, absolutely. I realise, now, that my comment made me sound extremely judgemental. I'm honestly not that type of person, so I'm going to edit my comment.
@@msstarlight4770 The British told us about what happened the first night. It was cool because we actually gathered around a camp fire, and they told us the story. They thought we were crazy because we were going further south then any US or UK forces have went in Helmand Province, so yeah OP Rock and my first deployment was nuts. I actually plan to write a book on it.
Devildog_TV I’d love to pre-order this book if you do end up writing it! 🙏🙏
I just imagine Mr. Ballen in military barracks laying down and saying: “If you a fan of the strange, dark, and mysterious, then you’re in the right place.” While everyone is trying to sleep.
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Platoon Warrant: shut the fuck up! Oh, Cpl. Ballen it’s you. My bad. Tell me more!
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Do you know how to get to Bells Canyon?
I was up at night in the barracks pulling CQ duty at fort drum. It was early in the morning about 3 am. My sergeant had went to his room to take a small nap so I was there alone. I was exhausted and sort of dozing off when I heard someone sprinting down the hallway towards me. I immediately perked up to see nothing, but as the footsteps went by, I could feel the wind from the person running by. As this invisible person ran past me and into the barracks entry, the propped doors slammed shut. I went to the entrance and looked outside to see if I could identify this person, but there was nothing. I told my sergeant when he got back and he just said, "oh, you met Sgt Duncan". Sgt Duncan was killed shortly before I arrived to the unit.
woah
Wow yeah if that was the reaction of your Sergeant then that definitely happened more then once and they got used to it
@@tsc.consultinginc.mr.4898Where did you get that emoji from?
What’s a small nap? Like napping on a 3 foot cot? 🤔
@@churrle8528 he lived in the barracks. We used to give each other breaks so no one had to go the entire 24 hours without sleeping.
Moral of the story:
If someone tells you, "if you dig up anything, put it back"... you don't dig at all.
yea ,American ,British, soldiers, are they not ,so if one says trust me ,in the middle of nowhere, you take that as gospel surely lena should have clocked what he ment ,perhaps the british guy should have elaborated what he ment ,Russians ,voices ,bmp,s stuck out in mud ,you would have thought f**k this
and J C,should the moral of the story be ...old soldiers of any 'side' never die ,just need someone to gather them up ,to help them,to take them home
@@johnnymoore7206 idk man id i was the solider id just wanna get the fuck outta there
The first thing I'm doing is getting the stupid fuck to explain what they're talking about. It's stupid people want to play the guessing game; especially in such a position that is supposed to be all about having as much information as possible.
Haha.. Lmao
I have a close friend who was in the Army and he told me a story about his first paranormal encounter while in Afghanistan.(I'll call him A and I'll call his friend B)
He became really close with one of his fellow soldiers, they were always together, they made each other laugh and had similar interest. B was send on an escort mission, they would return the following morning. While A was asleep that night, he said he felt someone's hand gently shake him awake, he thought it was one of the other soldiers in the same camp. He remembers turning around and seeing the silhouette of a soldier in full gear, so he panicked like "oh shit what is happening?!" and then he turned around to frantically put his glasses on and we turn back around the person was gone. He was so confused and didn't know what to make of it so he tried to go back to sleep, so he wouldn't wake the other up, but he was restless the whole night. The next morning he found out B's team was ambushed and he had passed away in combat in the middle of the night. A said when he heard that he realized the person who gently shook him awake, was his friend who might have come to say his final goodbye.
My grandfather told me a similar story!
That’s insane man
Brought me to tears
sounds a lot like the ghost in the helicopter story i heard.
@@provolone2617 No, it's real. Heartrending. His friend was asking for prayers. That's why we should cultivate the habit of prayer to the One True God. He's a jealous God, and we are in spiritual warfare. We are not material beings who may have spiritual experiences. We are spiritual beings who are having a temporary material experience.
My parents used to live in a village far from everything in Afghanistan, my dad used to tell me his donkey would refuse to keep walking in certain pathways in the mountain because he could smell death ( ghost ). My mom used to tell me how some ghost would come and wake the cows in the night. My dad told me werewolf and witches ( woman who kills childrens at night ) was a thing. The scariest part he said was dont worry about werewolf, worry about humans, because theyre more unpredictable.
When I was in the new age. My cats would stare at the top corner of the wall fixated on something i couldn't see.. Their heads would both move to the other corner in cadence. I will never forget the few times they did that. Also I would walk my dog at 2-3 am some nights, he would refuse to walk down a road we walked down all the time during the day. Like he would drag me in the other direction. One night insane a full blown shadow person running down that road. I locked eyes on him fora solid 3 seconds. Oddly enough I wasn't even surprised or startled. I kind of just shrugged and kept listening to my iPod as if nothing happened
Bro I hear similar stories from my dad and he's from Mexico.
@@skimask5911 It's everywhere in Latin America, and it can be disturbing af when you first think the stories you're hearing are just campfire tales for fun, only to then experience the same things yourself.
I've lived in Ecuador 7 years now and during COVID there was no one using the little sport stadium/public assembly building across the street from my neighbors who had just welcomed a newborn to their family. Yet suddenly, there were sounds like children yelling and playing at weird hours in the night in the stadium; a few times I went to check with my dogs because emergency services never responded where we lived, even if there were fires, yet there was absolutely no one inside and everything was locked. Weirder still, the sounds didn't stop, but seemed to somehow be on the roof of the complex, which itself would be impossible since it's one of those steeply-arched tin roofs you'd expect on a WW2 aircraft hangar. Maybe you can move around on top of it with tools and construction equipment like safety harnesses, but zero chance there could be a dozen kids running around kicking a ball.
When I talked to my neighbors about it who lived across the street from the complex, it turned out they were terrified because everything had started the first night they brought their newborn home, and they had heard footsteps and the same laughter and yelling on their own roof ever since. Shortly after, they told me that one night the grandmother had a horrible suspicion someone was trying to break into the house, checked every possible entryway into the house, and when she drew back the curtains covering the window of the baby's room, she screamed and woke everyone up because she saw the twisted, gnarled face of an old hag. Until then, they had been waiting to get the baby baptized until the restrictions were lifted and family from other provinces could make the trip, but after that experience they rushed to get the baby baptized ASAP...at which point everything stopped. I never heard any sounds coming from that complex again until it was officially reopened.
Down here, the belief is that witches are rare but real, and they seek out newborn unbaptized children to steal before raising them to a certain age where they will then be used as a ritual sacrifice and then consumed cannibalistically; supposedly, that is what allows them to continue living past natural limits and basically makes those consumed souls permanently their thralls. So according to those beliefs, all of those weird sounds of children playing and running around and shouting in the middle of the night? Those were the witch's previous victims who for eternity are now bound to her and used like lure for new victims, much in the way an angler fish would do.
I'm not making any concrete claims here one way or the other; all I can speak for is how weird it was and the timeline of everything. But my opinion on what is the scariest part of all of this? It doesn't matter if any of it is real, or if I believe it, or if you believe it...the scariest part is that there ARE people who believe that it's real and act as such, meaning there are people truly stealing babies and raising them for ritual sacrifice. Evil is evil, and it exists; whether or not the magic part is real doesn't change the fact that people truly suffer as a result.
@@theramblingmoore-onthis dropped the temperature in my room by like 30 degrees
Of all the animals on the earth, only a human will go for your your throat when he’s not hungry.
I was in the Air Force. We discussed the paranormal quit often. Several of us thought our hangar was haunted, in a sense. Not evil haunted. Our hanger was used to sort bodies after a bad plane crash. Several times I was in the hanger by myself and heard and saw things that would give me goosebumps. We thought restless souls.
Overactive imagination...
@@thomgizziz I don't think so. I've experienced paranormal stuff all my life. Seen unexplainable things. I don't care if people believe it or not.
As far as the hangar thing, it was numerous enlisted and officers that talked about the weird happenings. Credible people of sound mind.
@@howardwrentworth3359 What exactly did you hear or see if you don't mind me asking? I believe you btw
Who needs Netflix? I could binge on these stories for days!
I have been, lol.
I do binge on his stories 😆
Been binging for two weeks
Agreed. I catch myself watching 3 videos or so in a row. Nothing gets me watching as much as he does. Catches my attention like nothing else!
Just binge these here
My uncle did 3 tours in Vietnam. He told us a story that his platoon was walking single file thru the jungle and he heard his youngest daughter call out to him. He shrugged it off as of course she couldn't be there and kept moving. She called out to him again, sounding more forceful, from behind some bushes. He left the line to check it out. Shortly after the soldier that was in front of him stepped on a landmine. A guardian angel in the form of my cousin saved his life that day.
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War psychosis.
R I P the other guy
@ObiShinobi 😂😂😂😂
I believe it
Well there's a story from a veteran Russian soldier who serve in Afghanistan. He said that when he was posted there there were paranormal activity in desert such as hearing charging horses rumbling sound and people shouted war cry, but when they check it there's no one but themselves staring at empty desert field. Another that terrified them was hearing people hauling in agony and screaming in the middle of the night to dawn but there's no people there's no fighting, only dessert sand and rocky mountain wind echoing. They even see like middle age soldier wearing armor and sword walking through the tent or watching them from afar.
I heard a story from it was either a Russian soldier or another country who came in after Sadam Hussein had killed his own citizens with chemical weapons. They could hear the screams & cries but no one was in the village.
That region of the world holds so much history, thousands of years all types of people have been through there. Lots of deaths, brutal deaths.. doesn't surprise me that it has some sort of energy.
Ive seen some *craaaazy* shit here in the states... Like "I have no mouth and I must scream" crazy... I believe even the bible references "evidence of things unseen"... I once met a mormon girl who told me once that every religion has a puzzle piece of the same picture implying when you put them together you get the whole picture... I didnt think of it then but i recently came across some other spiritual references and it shook me to my core. My advice, do not "look" (for any reason) for anything into the unknown... Whats the unknown? Youll know if you're looking. Do. Not. Look. There. No one can look there... 🥲🖤
A lot has happened in that region over the centuries I believe even Alexander the great was there at one point
I really wouldn't want to bump into anything that would scare a Russian, or a marine.
Not much gets them.
I was at the Arden Forrest in Germany once when I was in the military. Myself and others watched shadows move in and out of the tree line through night vision goggles. It looked like troop movement and even got to the point that we were waiting for people to come at us. We watched movement all night long and at one point sent a patrol of men to confront whoever it was. When they came back they were scarred and said they never saw anything but heard people talking and footsteps. That happenened in 1982.
So...I click on this channel and 5 hours later I am still binge watching.
I found him over the weekend, and I can’t wait to get home from work so I can watch more and more and more
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Ive been binging his channel for the past week.
Haven’t been able to stop for two weeks, I think I have a problem!
i started watching his videos at 8pm, its currently 3am, i know what youre feeling
Mr. Ballen’s military training allows him to calmly tell a story for twenty minutes despite a raging sandstorm approaching in the background.
It's curious that the best-funded armed forces in the world by far has such primitive, dated communications equipment. Literally, talk is cheap in the US military. It really is byo fascinating conversation, which probably influenced Ballen's down-home yet lucrative storytelling style. Bravo.
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@@evelynzlon9492 Like Ballen said, it's old but it's reliable. I'll take reliable over flashy any day, especially when the purpose is to communicate incredibly important, life and death things.
That poor dog never gets to leave.
It would be interesting for Bob to do a segment on Russian soldiers who served in Afghanistan in the 80s, and hear some of their paranormal stories
spoooooooooooky👻
I used to have night terrors when I was there with Russian soldiers and there family’s. One specifically was in a concrete pool all drained of water. There was men woman and child getting shot in the pool. A few days later I saw another end of our camp I saw a drained pool with bullet holes all over. Currently used as a basketball ball court. I later found out we were at an old officer Russian base where they had brought their families there. When Russia pulled out they abandoned a lot of soldiers there.
Members of my family worked with Soviet forces when they were in the Afghan Army during the 1980s. Maybe I should ask if they experienced anything paranormal lol
Who's Bob?
None left
So the biggest badass that ever stayed at OP Rock was a dog
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I hope Ugly Betty went to a good home after these guys left.
Was the dog really there
@@jasta777 cue the X-files theme
@@jasta777 I actually saw a segment on OP Rock a few years ago on Discovery or Sci-fi channel on some paranormal show about haunted military and battle sites that had personal photos from the Marines and the Brits. In both the American and British photos they had photos where you could see a mangy mutt that was supposed to be Ugly Betty. My guess it was probably a Sheppard mixed with an aghan Hienze 57 mutt. So I would not doubt it is legit about the dog. But it would definitely not shock me that they have some very active haunted battle sites around the world that troops have been stationed at. But have a ton of paranormal energy given all of the trauma and death those areas have endoured. Not to mention all the blood spilled onto and into the soil and dirt. I certainly don't doubt that troops have experienced some very strange and creepy places while in service in the various combat zones around the world.
British: "Don't dig anything up"
Americans: *Dig every last thing up the very next day
Yea, we Americans stopped listening to the British long time ago =p
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Seems to be some kind of National trait bred into us.
“Don’t touch!”
Me: burns my hand.
Same kinda thing I think.
Well if we didn't dig things up we wouldn't be archeologists.
@@Bob.Jenkins I did watch it, thanks. I don’t comprehend why you feel the need to be a useless twat, but you do you bro.
You only ever really talk about it after the fact...
When I heard that one of the Air Force hangars, on Bagram, once had Russians strung up by the neck in the suspension rafters, in the last days of their evacuation, courtesy of the Mujahedeen, sent chills down my spine. The very fact that there are innumerable souls all the way back to the Greeks under Alexander, wandering its hot, sunny deserts and craggy mountains, silently whispering their way through history not knowing that time and mankind has left them far behind...
It settles deeply the reality of how Afghanistan really IS the Graveyard of empires... And it now has American souls wandering there, alongside Russian, British, Mongol, Indian, Pakistani and Greek souls lost to time and the marching beat of war...
Afghanistan used to be the western boundary of Hindu civilization in ancient times. Hindus were eventually pushed back to mainland India where they established fortifications against invaders. Western invaders were stopped at Afghanistan for centuries which is why India was never converted to Islam all these years. Even when western empires attacked India all at the same time, there were 7, they still could not defeat India thanks to its indigenous warrior race.
@@babloo1666ahh dude another hindu myth it's the Afghans who lived there for thousands of years they accepted islam
@@poker6524 islam only came in 1400 years ago what r u blabbering about ? What hes saying is true theres extent maps of the 3-6th century which shows hindu rulers ruling the area matter of fact the place where im from , the king of that area ruled afghanistan at one point
@@babloo1666lol buhahahahahah SERIOUSLY 😂 stop with this bullsh!!!!!t
Its poetic but true. Greetings from India.
The humility you appear to have while being a former SEAL and a current TH-cam celebrity is telling. Keep it up!
Former SEALs are so chilled because they know 5 different ways to kill you using nothing more than a well-aimed fart.
@@colinstewart1432 Some SEALs are known to be chest thumpers though! Ballen strikes me more as being the Audie Murphy/Leo Major kind of warrior - understated and humble, and would downplay any epic shit he's done in combat! 😎💪🍻
@@mrconfusion87 Yes he seems very like that. 👍
"If you dig anything up, put it back"
"...So anyway, I start digging"
Lmfao
"... and why should I bother putting it back?''
Where’s a pic of Danny Devito when you need one
@@TotyoEnchev you really want to know????
Let's take a moment to appreciate that he continued to tell the story with the apocalypse happening behind him.
You mean sand storm?
@@ForeverBlessed777 sand storm from hell, it's a scene from mad max
See the book of Enoch. Nephilim who after death become demons, the origin of genetic evil. Which the Adamic race intermixed with. If we were made in the image of Christ with no ado, why would we need to be born again of spirit. Strongs Concordance, precise linguist transl.hebrew and greek says that what took place in Eden was in fact Eve's adultery. The very word woman - H802 root comes from 'adulteress'. Genetic mixing is what enabled the Adamic race for evil. And the seed of the serpent - eg.Cain - Genesis 3.15 and 6.4, still rules the world. Through bloodlines like Davos Rschilds.
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It’s a sandstorm lol but apocalyptic nonetheless lol
I was deployed to Mosul Iraq with the 82nd during their mission to recapture the city working with fedpol and the iraqi army. We stayed in these blown out buildings and war torn streets. I have always had weird paranormal stuff happen to me growing up and i firmly beleive that my mom could like sense it and passed it on to me. Almost like that feeling of the hair standing up on the back of your neck. But one night on guard sitting behind a 240 in a WRECKED building we were using as cover, i rememebr thinking how weird it was that i didnt feel anything. Hundreds of people have been dying in this city and it was just... quiet. Not like ominously quiet but almost calmly quiet. No spooky vibes or anything. And the more i thought about that the more it felt unsettling. Like something about that place was off because spirits werent creepying around. Super weird to explain.
We had a shitload of ghosts living with us in Baghdad.
I overcome my fear of ghosts a good while back. Now I find out they’re armed.
OMG, you win the internet!
🚨🚨Afghanistan is the most haunted place in earth❗❗ it is called the Graveyard of Empires ❗❗... it is also not s coincidence how so many Hollywood Horror War movies are based about events in Afghanistan... cuz the horrors and atrocities that gave taken place there in past centuries... was discovered by anyone who got deployed there... The greatest OP Rock crime occured when dozens of Afghan Communist Government soldiers were massacred there by the Mujahideen after they surrendered... Their bodies were buried right under there. 💀💀
So would they be using the controversial "ghost guns" I heard about?
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Being a 31 year old man can I just say I have mad respect for the young teens and twenty somethings that served overseas? Like serious MAD RESPECT! Thank you for your service!
As being a 19 year old (soon to be 20 in may 24) i had mad respect for the other dude at my age
the only thing i can respect here is how the guys are able to endure the extreme stress. but other than that, this service is nothing more than mercenery dirty work for big money and firing expensive weaponry at cheap lives. also strategic landgrab for future offensive wars.
Thank God to all who made it home also!!!
Farts on toast
You can still join. Cutoff is 36.
I worked for 3 years in the PACAF headquarters at Pearl Harbor-Hickam. The building that they set it up in was the old barracks of Hickam Army Airfield, which took heavy casualties during the Pearl Harbor attack. That building is notorious for its paranormal moments. Ive come across cold spots, seen figures roaming the halls, had something watching me over my shoulder. Eveyone working there had their own encounters too.
They were just keeping watch. Brothers from another era
@@nate4036 yep. It's a creepy place, especially at night, but I never came across anything that felt malicious. Just watchful and a bit forlorn.
@@jeffreystewart9809 wonder how the naval yard is?
@@nate4036Yeah I would feel safe knowing my predecessors are still helping keep watch and watching over me and that I have nothing to worry about if they are there to guide me.
Had an army friend tell me about his time in the Middle East and they saw a little girl every time they would land (he and some of the troop) and she was like a harbinger of ambushes or death.. she would disappear but reappear multiple times along their routes whenever trouble was nearby. Scary shit
I was at Kandahar Airfield in 2007/08.
One night just after I finished work at midnight, I went for my usual walk around the track to relax before hitting the sack.
I was walking passed the derelict, bullet riddled Soviet made hangars when I noticed someone walking towards me about 150m away. I figured he was just another late night walker at this point. As the figure grew close enough, I noticed he was wearing a Soviet era Afghanka uniform and had an AK-74 slung over his shoulder and .... his legs faded away to nothing below the knees!
I was stunned in disbelief as the figure passed right by me( giving me a brief static like chill) without any sign of acknowledgement. I kept my eyes on the figure until he faded away to nothing about 15m behind me .
I thought I was seeing things from not sleeping well until I met others who had seen a spectral Soviet soldier.
Damn, I wonder what happened to him. Maybe got sniped or hit by an explosive and died so fast he still thinks he's alive. Still patrolling for the rest of time
I was apart of the initial insert of Marjah back in 2009-2010 and returned back to the southern Helmand province in 2011. I also had sleep paralysis and knew something was weird in regards to several different outposts. When I returned back home a lady I had never met before in my life approached me and told me a dark spirit had attached itself to me from Afghanistan. Mind you I had never spoken to this woman before in my life. This may be coincidence but I was involved in a motorcycle accident that should have taken my life and it landed me in the icu for 2 weeks this was only a day after I approached by this lady. I just found it really odd how the timeline played out.
@@blake1880 It is not a coincidence. You have an angel watching over you my brother.
@@blake1880 that lady you met had her third eye opened. I think most soldiers would have came back with dark spirit attachments to them because of that area you patrolled! You must learn to protect yourself spiritually when in war not just physically
yes he should pray to God & ask for Archangel Michael he is the Angel of protection. Ask Archangel Michael to protect you from evil
This is why ancient traditions say to honor and respect your fallen enemies.
Respect because they shared the field of honor with you.
Native American Indian's were given no respect!
@@malachytully5469 True. I grew up in Ohio. I and a couple friends back in high school days found what was left of an Indian burial ground. Out of respect we left it alone. WE did NOT tell anyone where was so it would NOT be disturbed.
Tell liberals that
Not, leave their severed heads on spikes at the gate and eat the rest?
I was in Afghanistan March 2009 - September 2009. The big offensive you mention is Operation Panthers Claw which I was a part of with the Black Watch. SAS and SBS.
We heard about this story when we were out there at that time!!
The one personal story that defines the changing of fate, was when I was nineteen. Towards the spring of nineteen eighty-one, I found myself in the Canadian Military. A far cry, from the sixty-one I am today. As I was preparing for one month of leave, my original plan was to backpack solo through Great Britain, Scotland, and then finally on to Paris, France. Having remustered from the Infantry after our training platoon was taken off active standby for war in Afghanistan. I stayed, while most just $ off, and ran home to Mommy, such heroes?
One guy who I hardly knew, had overheard my conversation with the barrack warden concerning my month-long leave of absence. Just by chance, Perry asked me if I was into psychic phenomena? Hell, yeah, my mom was Acadian French from Northern New Brunswick. If you've been to the state of Maine you've been to New Brunswick. and I had more than my share of hearing Mrballen-type stories growing up. Again, l hardly knew this guy, maybe said hello twice?
The night before my trip, Perry asked me to come to his room, have a few beers, and then the reading would begin. Dude went into a trance, said a few things I now forget, and then stated that I would meet a dark-haired woman in Switzerland who would want me to go with her, but If I did? I would be murdered. I thought, okay, I am not going to Switzerland at all actually. Perry just stated over and over that I was in great danger if I went with this woman, and that he was never wrong. Okay, so be it
The next morning I leave, and the trip begins. I was stationed at CFB Trenton, ON. The plane takes off, and we land in CFB Ottawa to pick up some senior brass, who are heading to either London where I was heading, or Baden Soliegen West Germany. Halfway over the Atlantic, the pilot announces that we had to bypass London, and would be going on to West Germany instead. So I had to replan the whole trip, now remember this was old school Europe on five dollars a day, real old school when social media was television, books, and radio only
The plane lands in West Germany, and man it's hot and humid as %. I look at the distance, say & it, and decide to backpack through Western Europe. So my nineteen-year-old self, boots around Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Sweden, back to Copenhagen, on to Munich, watching the East German border pass by, miles of landmines, and barbed wire. Freaky stuff from back in the cold war era, when President Putin was still a KGB Colonel in East Germany
The train leaves Munich for Innsbruck, then finally on to Paris, VIA SWITZERLAND. Now I had forgotten Perry's words completely. I was fixated on Paris as the last stop, and then back to West Germany, and finally Canada. At this time I had wayyyyyy too many beers and bottles of wine to even remember? Still, I was young. So I am standing in the isle way, just enjoying the Swiss Alps zoom by, beautiful memories just caught up in my thoughtsMany people love the corridors, allowing you to collect their thoughts.
Down the hall, a woman with DARK BROWN HAIR approaches me. The woman is in her late twenties? kinda plain Jane, a solid five plus in looks, starts asking me the usual questions, and then asks if I want to spend some time with her in Lucerne? Sure, why not? Again, fate had decided on what decision I should make?
The train pulls in, and I am standing on the platform. To this day, I still recall the train for Geneva on the right side, just pulling in, and waiting, as if for me to make the decision that would determine my fate. I look at the dark-haired woman on my left, and she's passing up and down frantically. I ask her if she's cool? and she gets very belligerent telling me to not ask questions, that she's waiting for someone, and then just as I say, its okay $ lady, I am good to go
Then suddenly Perry's words come crashing into my head. To this day, nearly forty-two years later, I can still remember his face as I looked at that train for Geneva. Christ, I nearly fainted. Everything slowed to a crawl in time, I gathered my wits quickly, and wait until the woman with the dark hair moves down the platform, and then jump on the train for Geneva just as the conductor is boarding. I give him my ticket, walk into a cubicle, and watch the woman with the dark hair, looking up and down my train with some guy screaming at her in German, looking for me
I held my breath, as the train pulled out, and as they walked back down the platform still arguing. I sat there, ordered four beers, and calmed myself down. The train pulls into Geneva, I spend a few days just walking around in a daze and then said $ it, forgot Paris, went back to the base in West Germany, and then back to my base in Canada. I arrive and call my mother who had fallen on her knees in prayer to God thanking him for my safe return. I thanked God and Perry. When I arrive, Perry asks me how the trip went?
I told him the whole story, and the dude just looks at me and says, "I am never wrong dude, if you had gone with that woman, you would have never returned" By this time, I had had enough of the Military life, and just wanted to leave and enjoy freedom. And I did, on to other adventures in life. A rather long story, but one hundred percent true. ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR INSTINCTS, it may very well save your life
Thats fucking wild
@@S4ndDunes Thanks for replying. Yes, 100 Percent true. My wife and I talk about it occasionally,. I think the only story that comes close, maybe, was when I was traveling with my wife to Havana, Cuba. Left the plane, boarded the bus, and actually met a woman who not only knew my mother but had lived with her as well, which I remember her saying. My wife flipped out, like what are the odds, in the billions in meeting that one person, on that one bus, on that one day, traveling to that one city
Are you actually acadian french as well? Did you happen to grow up around Northern Maine?
Christ bless you! Praise Him for keeping you safe. See the book of Enoch. Nephilim who after death become demons, the origin of genetic evil. Which the Adamic race intermixed with. If we were made in the image of Christ with no ado, why would we need to be born again of spirit. Strongs Concordance, precise linguist transl.hebrew and greek says that what took place in Eden was in fact Eve's adultery. The very word woman - H802 root comes from 'adulteress'. Genetic mixing is what enabled the Adamic race for evil. And the seed of the serpent - eg.Cain - Genesis 3.15 and 6.4, still rules the world. Through bloodlines like Davos Rschilds.
See the book of Enoch. Nephilim who after death become demons, the origin of genetic evil. Which the Adamic race intermixed with. If we were made in the image of Christ with no ado, why would we need to be born again of spirit. Strongs Concordance, precise linguist transl.hebrew and greek says that what took place in Eden was in fact Eve's adultery. The very word woman - H802 root comes from 'adulteress'. Genetic mixing is what enabled the Adamic race for evil. And the seed of the serpent - eg.Cain - Genesis 3.15 and 6.4, still rules the world. Through bloodlines like Davos Rschilds.
As a vet, Thank You. These videos may be paranormal but they educate EVERYONE in America and around the world. I heard of this story while I was there in '09 for 'Task Force Phoenix'. Many of us heard the radio transmissions. Your facts are dead on as if you were there brother. Great Job!!! Salutes!
*'X' For Doubt*
@@capital_beaz4725 why?
He was there.. lol
@@capital_beaz4725 what?
We’re you part of the 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team Georgia National Guard?
Always trust a dog. They can sense and see things humans can’t. Cats are the same. Paranormal for sure.
Don’t smoke crack hater
@Kazam K I'm willing to bet dogs don't like you much
Kazam K What reason do you have to be such a dick about someone’s personal thoughts they’re sharing? If you disagree you disagree leave it at that
That moment when you see your dog growling at the corner of the room for no reason........... good luck.
Yup. You can always trust in dog.
I love your stories , it’s definitely paranormal,around where I live there are a lot of Native American Indian burial mounds,a friend of mine just could not resist and decided to dig in one ,the very next morning he was in the hospital with a blood clot in his upper leg ,he almost lost it he lost the use of his sexual organ, him and his wife started fighting,he lost his job ,and within 4 months he hung himself in the little garage outside his house ,and that curse carried on downward to his stepson who tried to burn the house down saying that the voices told him to ,the moral of this story is let the dead rest especially when they have died a tragic death .all of this happened in my little town called elgin Kansas .
Omg! Thanks for sharing that’s deep my friend. 😮
@KMVS8686he
Haven’t told this to no one other than my wife who was there when this happened. My brother was a combat seal he passed away when he was only 57 . I was heart broken that I not only lost my big brother but the person who made me who I am today . He was my recruiter choked me into the marines at 17 . After a few months after his death I was asking for a sign that he still exists- a few seconds later a loud frog noise came from my left side between my wife and my self . The sound was so loud that it awaken my wife who immediately turned to me and stated “ is there a frog in the bed ?” I started to cry because it was the sign that confirmed he is still with us !!! What do they call seals? FROGMEN!!!! Semper fi big brother RIP and to those in his team Wherever you are ….
Aww! 😢sorry about your brother ❤May he Rest in peace!
Amazing anecdote. 😮
It's not your brother, it's the jinn assigned to him from birth.
I was a Marine during Desert Storm/Shield. We spent the night about a mile from the "highway of death" before we pushed north. When the wind was just right, the Marines on watch, including myself, could hear the screams and moans coming from that area. Spooky as hell.
Just remember, if you're ever confronted by a djinn all you have to do is holler BISMILLA! 😉 But seriously though, thank you for your service! 😁👍
Thanks for what you did for us, I can,t even imagine how frightening it could be not knowing what could happen to you. Major props.
Melissa from ohio
@@queenb1119 I love the Bismillah guy!
@@Erika-kw7ur YES! Me too! 😄👍
You were probably over there at the same time as my husband. His MOS was 2171 (electro-optics). Trained at MCLB Albany (GA).
DUDE I HAD MY HEADPHONES ON AND THOSE WHISPERS ALMOST KILLED ME..
🤣
nearly peed.... might have been a lil hii. but geeze
Foreal huh gals ? Shivers came up my spine like, "yeah we bouta take yo soul"
Na me too
Joe Dirté damn I feel you, players stop my bad dreams every time
I remember walking to the PX in the middle of the night during the summer in Baghdad, and I walked through a cold patch. Got chills all over my body and ran the rest of the way there. I could feel someone watching me. I worked nights and would also get woken up by a man yelling my first name when I was sleeping days and everybody was at work. You could hear people walking on the rocks so you always knew when someone was outside. It wasnt someone outside.
I'm from Afghanistan (currently living in USA), 3 of my brothers were all in united state's army. They were deployed number of times to other countries, but they all agree that Helmand and Kandahar are the wildest places to be as a soldier
They literally began bribing soldiers to go there by adding for example much better food than in other bases. At least that’s what a soldier told me who was stationed in Germany.
Welcome, Afghanistan seems like an interesting place. I lived in Turkey for a few years, had my last son there. Good vibrations to your family from my heart.
See the book of Enoch. Nephilim who after death become demons, the origin of genetic evil. Which the Adamic race intermixed with. If we were made in the image of Christ with no ado, why would we need to be born again of spirit. Strongs Concordance, precise linguist transl.hebrew and greek says that what took place in Eden was in fact Eve's adultery. The very word woman - H802 root comes from 'adulteress'. Genetic mixing is what enabled the Adamic race for evil. And the seed of the serpent - eg.Cain - Genesis 3.15 and 6.4, still rules the world. Through bloodlines like Davos Rschilds.
My family is from afghanistan. I live in the U.S now but could always remember standing on a bridge in kandahar with a lake about 20 feet down. I was 6 but could still remember someone violently pushing me from behind into the water. I was alone on the lake and my family was on ground. Nobody believed me and thought i jumped in but i definitely felt a hard push right behind me. My uncle miraculously found a tree branch which i grabbed before being washed away.
Kandahar is the headquarter of Taliban.
Even Mullah omar looks like a monster.
I did 2 tours and i was Afghanistan in 09...i heard this story 1,000 times and each time it was different lol. I love my brothers in every branch but they can’t keep a story straight for shit lol. Im glad you broke it down for me properly finally. 🤝
@@alphaomega5202 Yo! Is that legit?
@@arod919721 Its the only mound in all of the Garmsir district (where OP Rock was located). It also overlooks the poppy fields, like the NYT article said OP Rock did. So it has to be it.
This the same story I heard from a source.
🚨🚨Afghanistan is the most haunted place in earth❗❗ it is called the Graveyard of Empires ❗❗... it is also not s coincidence how so many Hollywood Horror War movies are based about events in Afghanistan... cuz the horrors and atrocities that gave taken place there in past centuries... was discovered by anyone who got deployed there... The greatest OP Rock crime occured when dozens of Afghan Communist Government soldiers were massacred there by the Mujahideen after they surrendered... Their bodies were buried right under there. 💀💀
SOLVED "VERY VERY LIKELY"
I only have one possible explanation based upon a trivial piece of history ,..
the oracle of delpi,..
the location of the oracal of delpi was constructed upon a natural deposit of ethylene a research team discovered the presence of ethylene in the temples
geology.
Ethylene in large quantities can cause hallucinations, and if one breathed enough of it in they will hallucinate ,..
the soldiers were exposed to base level of Ethylene just being there as it is in all the surrounding soil,..
when they started to dig it released much more of the gas trapped in the soil.
when they hit the pocket a very large amount was released basically in their faces. the effects can last as long as 3 days if exposed.
not in the story but I'm positive happened is that when their radios went dead .. they prepared for a fight ,.. this would entail a lot of moving around perhaps more digging of lose topsoil and if not that now opened hole even if recovered may be pouring Ethylene upon them in massive amounts.
it is not uncommon for subjects of extreme drug testing to share hallucinations,.. in fact their is a whole paper on the effects of acid i remember reading that talked about that aspect of drug induced hallucination,..and since they were paranoid about being attacked at any moment,.. their minds made that happen.
the rest is just coincidence they got killed it was a rough place.
p.s.
this is entirely 100% PROVEABLE AS IN THAT LOCATION THE CHEMICAL "Ethylene oxide"
WILL STAY LOCKED IN THE SOIL FOREVER ,.. ONLY PARTIAL RELEASABLE THROUGH AGITATION LIKE DIGGING THROUGH IT.
Afghanistan is an ancient place with ancient secrets that has seen bloodshed of all kinds since time immemorial. Awesome story
Especially when the bloodshed is the result of unimaginable cruel & murderous deeds of wicked men possessed by dark spirits of evil. In the midull eest they're called the Jinn.
@@annecollins1470 I’ve heard some about the Jinn. I’m pleasantly surprised to hear about them I’m reference to a comment! I have a feeling they, these Jinn, influence the opium fields, and help to make heroin such a terrible and troubling thing for those unfortunate to experience it.
@@caseymarion7273 Yep & they can't be fought in the earthly realm with earthly weapons. They are dark spirits of hellish nature that must be fought in the heavenlies by God's Angel Army supported by our diligent prayers. Our troops need faithful, constant prayer covering.
@@annecollins1470 the Jinn are not evil by nature
As a Muslim I’ll educate y’all about the Jinn. They are a another being with free will to sin and do good unlike angels that god tells us do not have free will and thus can not fault or sin or make a mistake or go against gods command by nature. They are made from a smokeless fire whereas we are made from earth and are hollow ie jinn can pass through our bodies and possess you. Satan is a jinn. The evil jinn his army are called the shayateen although this can also be used for a corrupt evil people too. They can travel at speed unknown to man and have strength beyond ours, however all communication with them is forbidden and attempting to gain magic- which is just a contract for the assistance of the jinn, at the price of your soul and afterlife. It is at the very least, beyond disbelief in God what these black magicians do to gain “magic”. I advise you research into black magic, jinn, satan and Adam as story in Islam from thr Quran. Gods unchanged word from his final prophet.
From one veteran to another, it's an honor to watch your videos. I was army at fort Campbell, Kentucky. 11B. Infantry. Air assault. Very cool.
I heard stories of this base while over seas. The locals even warn some of the soldiers there.
I used to take a dog with me whenever I had tower guard duty at night while I was stationed in khost Afghanistan. I used to see and hear weird shit happen at 3 a.m. Sometimes the radio would pick up weird crackling.
well i cant explain it but it seems at night your brain hears and sees thing far away or that you cant normally see atleast for me
@@hunterw9270 Afghanistan is a weird place.
@@0311rog yes i know i wanted to join the military still might atleast until i researched into tales of war im afghan and other middle eastern place im not sure i can handle living the nightmares not the killing not the sleep deprivation but the horror the paranormal thats what draws me away
Khost? Camp Clark?
Always trust a dog ,they sense things we aren't even aware of, I've never known one make things up..🐶
I spent 2 deployments in Helmand province as a marine corps infantryman. Not only myself, but almost every dude from my platoon experienced hauntingly creepy shit at night at our outpost that was built alongside an old Afghan prison. Even the Taliban we detained and kept there would freak out and even cry because they said it was haunted. They were war fighters afraid of ghosts. At first I didn’t take it seriously. Until events started happening that I still can’t explain today. The things that happened were experienced by all of us not just myself. At first I chalked it up to lack of sleep and malnourishment. But then things began getting worse and more frequent to the point where I would see people walking up to our cop and when I would use my thermal vision there was nobody there. I heard people walking on my post and I would run out with my rifle thinking it was Taliban and nobody would be there. Then there was a ghost we all would see so frequently we would joke about it (as if we weren’t actually scared shitless). There was something sinister there.
Thank you for the share. I have learned that the old tribes that Yahua kept instructing the Hebrews to annihilate were nefilim, as in, not all human, and were abominations. Because of this, when they die, their spirits stay stuck in "our realm" and are ghosts. They are tricky and powerful and are here to steal, kill and destroy us pesky humans. I have been wondering just how active they are in the middle east, where so many have been killed, cause they just enslave and eat and worse to us, so I am very grateful for shares from people that have been there.
Read my posting for SirParksALot.
@@Bizones16 how?
bulllllshit. pics or it didn't happen
Semper Fi brother
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When I enlisted in the Canadian Army back in late 1979. I was seventeen and green as $. After basic training, eleven weeks, we then went on to what was called TQ3 Infantry Training. To give you an idea of just how insanely tough it was, a US Army Sgt. described its level as being the same as US Army Ranger Training. Four weeks into our training, our platoon was put on active standby for the war in Afghanistan. The Soviets had come in hard and fast. I vividly recall the shocked looks on the other future soldiers/ghosts if we had been sent over. It's not something you will see in any history books, but it was real enough for the sixty-three of us who stood in the main hallway at attention
I recall the stories of the British soldiers who were stationed at our base. Tales of their insane tours of Northern Ireland, that I still easily recall. Is this story true? Absolutely.
I’m not ex military (huge respect for anyone who is or was) however when a mate and I drove through Salisbury Plain on our way to Stonehenge with his wife and kid in the back seat we drove through a HUGE column of Roman legionaries, hundreds of them with full armour on officers on horseback too, marching towards us. It was pitch black and a little bit misty and they lit up as clear as day with the headlights. Awesome sight and as we all saw it together no one argued against it. Pretty awesome sight !
I ain’t gonna lie when I heard that whisper it made me look around. I thought someone was whispering behind me😂
hahahahah me to
I thought i was trippin.. i had to look around.. xD
I was listening on my lunch hour and the whispering started just as I was walking back into the office and screamed “Ewwww!!” I scared the people in the office but I know it would’ve been worse if they heard what I was listening to! 😲🤣
Scared me so bad that I had to check the comments to make sure it was from the video. 😅
Haha i got that chill going thru me and started looking around like oh no mr.ghost not tonight
When he got to the part saying the guy felt like someone was right behind him my dad came out of nowhere behind me and scared the mess out of me🤣
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
My pepaw was in the navy he survived pearl harbor..my favorite thing to do was listen to his stories..he would sit with me and make animal shapes out of my play do..and I don't just mean that they resembled the animals he made full blown mini sculptures with perfect details using toothpicks..I saved every one as long as I could but they would all eventually crumble 😔 as I got older he would widdel them out of wood..his name was Monty Blue Simons..his stories of WW2 and the things he went through and overcome have given me the strength to get through a lot of really bad things that have happened to me..he's been gone now most my adult life but those moments just sitting and playing play do with him and listening to his amazing brave adventures as a Navy soldier and him just being my pepaw on a daily basis really helped shape me as the person I would grow up to be before I even knew it..sometimes the simplest moments with your loved ones are the most important in your life only you may not realize it till years later..my pepaw was and still is my hero!!..your story telling reminds me of him so much and for that I can't say thank you enough 💙
haha that whispering was super creepy in my headphones thank you for that.
I swear Mr ballen could tell a story of paint drying and have us all on the edge of our seats he's that good 💯
Afghanistan is known as “ The graveyard of empires “ for a reason. Countless wars have been fought there over the centuries, an unending cycle of death that has stained the land with blood.
@Stuart H not only religion. what about greed , hate , stupidity ? ....
That's a pretty epic name. Not in a good way, but still poetic I think.
@Stuart H did God send American soldiers there?
Most of those wars had nothing to do with religion. And keep in mind that the Russian Communists who invaded were following leaders who were atheists.
@@yasserbaulacky4721 god is spelled OIL. Just a joke. I support our troops fully
I was in Afghanistan in late 09, was doing guard watch at a checkpoint, myself and 4 other Marines + one translator. we had orders to keep everyone from passing through the checkpoint. It was close to 11:30pm, we heard shuffling, like sandals on dirt, but we didn't see anyone. Out of nowhere this little old lady was walking towards us, we began yelling at her to stop, and had weapons ready. Our translator said she was talking to herself, saying her home was this way....her home was this way. We had him order her away, and kept repeating "My home is this way" but turned back to where she came and wandered off, the village she kept talking about had been completely demolished 6 weeks prior, 10 dead none survived.
Well narrated. Paranormal events occurred. Got goosebumps from that whispering...
I was an infantry marine spent time in al anbar / Fallujah. I saw a phantom what i assumed was a marine several times...would be on post in the middle of the night and would see a guy a kitted up come walking around from the fob building and would go walk around a corner where there was a dead end nowhere to go, would send my post buddy to check it out and there would be nothing. That was the last month of deployment, until that point ghosts were the last thing on my mind so who knows how much I missed
No one's gonna talk about mr ballen told this story in a fricking sandstorm for 23 mins???!?! Props to my guy
this comment made me laugh omfg
Right
He should be fine as long as there are no recently resurrected mummies around.
...i don't "get it" what's going on, what have i missed? Where was the sandstorm? What are the props? What got your'e panties in a twist?
@@thespotlightkid1011 the background my dude
If I'm a soldier with a story like that the dog is coming with me! My dog will growl and nothing I can see will be there. But I always tell her "good girl" because I know dogs have senses humans lack.
I’m originally from Afghanistan, but now I live in the US. I believe Afghanistan is one of the creepiest countries in the world because of all the eerie things I’ve seen and heard there. For instance, I knew two women from a village who seemed to be haunted by ghosts. These women couldn’t speak any language other than their native one, yet when possessed, one of them would suddenly start speaking Hindi, which is odd because she had never been exposed to Hindi through TV or any other means. She also exhibited violent behavior towards herself. Once, when asked why she was doing this while possessed, she said it was revenge because someone had accidentally killed her child. I have many more stories like this to share.
Man even if some people may be skeptical if stories like these or are just skeptical in general when it comes to topics like this I think it truly paints a picture of so many things that go on in wartime that aren’t thought about enough by the average civilian. When war is talked about the first thought it always shooting and killing people. And things like literally sleeping on dirt away from society for weeks on end just trying to do your job really make me step back and think about the countless amount of things I take for granted every single day of my life. I work on an offshore drilling rig in the middle of the Indian Ocean and I stay there for a month and then come back to the states for a month and there are days in my ignorant mind that I think I live a somewhat “rough” way of life and then stories like this slap me right in the face with how idiotic my thoughts are. Thank you to any and everyone who has spent any amount of their time serving their country 💙❤️💙
I've heard horror stories about OP Rock. And I believe them. I was a combat medic in the Army and I believe that when a person dies a horrible death, their souls still think that they are fighting.
They Jinns possess such places!
Absolutely
Not unless they know God! Straight to heaven for them.
@@keeshapowell533 no comment.
I bet you they’ll make a movie
Afghanistan is an old place. I was there twice and it had such a weird energy.
Ancient.
It’s all the dead and defeated militaries that have tried to conquer it, too much death does that to a place, bad energy or what the kids call it “a vibe check”
Isn't that where they killed the red hair giant? Spooky
I was there in 2015.
@@beatrizward9878 Yep.
New subscriber from India, loved your story telling style Sir. Paranormal activities are for real, people might joke about it but it's for real. Please search for "Harbhajan Singh ji " from Indian Army. He died in 1965 during Sino Indian war. He was from 23rd Punjab Regiment, and his own spirit helped the Indian Army to find his body. Have heard it from Indian soldiers that he still guards the border and protect Indian soldiers from dangers. He got promoted to Major and used to get annual leaves every year. He also has a temple built by the locals and is known as Baba Harbhajan Singh. If you or your friends ever visit India, do visit that place to confirm. Love from India 🙏🏼❤️
Isn't Harbhajan Singh a cricket player? They related?
@@ramsfan1st43 This is Major Harbhajan from Indian Army not the cricketer. Regards
This the first I've heard you served, though I'm not sure how much you talk about it in your videos. Thank you for your service. Respect.
Mr. Ballen has a way of pulling his listeners into whatever story he is telling and it’s just like your there. This story had me in its grip and I almost had an anxiety attack. This is the best , I have never been so captivated.
Yep you really get to use your imagination
IKR??
At first I thought your pfp was colored honeycomb
Three colors of hydrangeas
@@911_terrorist I didn’t see your name before .
The restless ghosts of dead soldiers killed in battle still fighting their war. Does anybody else think this would make for a great suspense film or series. Who else thinks Mr Ballen has heard a few tales from his fellow SEALS that would give you a shiver down your spine.
My spouse spent a year in Afghanistan. 11B, Army Infantry.
The scariest stories do not involve the paranormal.
@@anonymoose116former cop... Have seen first hand the fact that there are two different worlds people live in... The one where evil rules and the things that happen make your worst dreams seem like Sunday school and the one world where everyone watches their iphones and cares about being green and thinks killin an animal is "cruel".
There is a movie about this , pretty good actually .
@@Thonglover37 name of movie pretty please 🙏🏽
@@juliepenney2683 spectral its called .
Alright now, I know this one is older but it still scared the shit outta me! When you did the voice behind him?? O! M! G!!!!!
Love how he says leave e comment and he’ll get back to as many of us as he can. I’ve spent the time to go through mang of the first comments and he usually only replies to one or 2, rarely a few. But I geg it? He’s a busy dude and he’s generous with all the money and success. He gives back so much and deserves everything I has. He must have such an amazing family that he treats like gold.
Having been involved in firefights in combat zones, weird and unexplainable things have happened. After 26 years in the Army and now retired for two decades, I, and others on the spot, can not explain a number of incidents. I summarized these experiences by simply concluding no matter how weird, the greatest evil still remains with how humans can poorly treat other humans.
hey cj, just want to say thanks for doing what you do!
And animals by that fact.☹
Agreed
Thank you for your service 🫡🇺🇸 If you don’t mind sharing your stories I would love to hear them and maybe share (if it’s ok with you) 😊
Well that’s why you were a disposable killing machine and not a scientist. You aren’t cut out for answering “how” things happen, you just do what you’re told.
This dude needs to write his own books he explains the stories like he was there hes so good at this...
Not everyone who is a good story teller is good at written word.
Speaking your mind and writing a book is very different.
He takes his stories from a TV show called Paranormal Witness. You actually get to see the people and listen to talk about their experiences.
IDK if he mentions it in the video because I'm not gonna finish it but some of the people who came home from OP Rock ended up dying in some pretty bizarre ways..
And you was dum enough to bealive him?
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I was in Afghanistan 2008 thru 2010 as a civilian contractor for the MRAP program. I spent over half that time at FOB Konduz. This story reminds me of something a detachment of Seabees found while they were there expanding the perimeter of the base. Being prior Navy myself, I'd befriended a few few of the guys. They told me that they'd unearthed an underground facility of some kind that the Russians had left. They said that it was full of machinery and vehicles. The Army wasn't interested and told the Seabees to bury it back. I had been told by some local workers on the FOB that the whole area had been an industrial complex the Russians built and tore down when they left. Anyway, Afghanistan is one horrid and creepy place.
Animals and kids can sence things we adults can not sence anymore. Some things will never be explained and we would better exept that.
Always listen en look good at kids an animals, they will lead you the way during weird nights!!! Never ignore their sings sweeties, NEVER!
And yes, some dearly departed people come to say goodbye, sometimes in your dreams.
Bliever or not, you must admid there is more between heaven and earth than people know.
Stay safe sweeties and thanks a lot Mr.J.A. Ballen for all your fab stories. Lots of love to all people who are good, honest and have a warm heart, from Pinkie
My oldest brother was stationed in Kandahar in the US army around '07-'08. We were watching the Kandahar giant video by you, and he told me he heard about it when he was there, too. When he looked at this video title, he spoke about one time he and his comrades exchanged gunfire with the "ghosts of Afghanistan," as he called them. He told me that there WOULD have been casualties, and when they checked the area there was no evidence of any hostiles anywhere, dead or alive. When I asked him what his thoughts on the reason for the happenings, he said the dead are still at war. Ghengis Khan was the only one to have conquered these lands, leaving his brother there to rule; that there are many descendents of Khan, Mongolians, in Afghanistan. But, there is also much death, he pondered every night, in this place. Since the beginning of time there have been countless wars and death in this place. It's no surprise that the kinds of things happen in places. The world and the universe isn't as small and limited as some may think. I know that there are things that us regular sheltered, safe, people will never get to experience or see. Thanks for the story, MrBallen! I'm happy to have gotten some good true army stories out of my brother after his interest was peaked at finding out what the videos were about.
Alexander the Great's empire also extended through Afghanistan,,
Spent many deployments in Afghanistan and was “lucky” enough to see almost all of the country. You can find tons of ancient and recent articles from all the wars fought in that land. Afghanistan was built on bloodshed and it will not allow you to forget it. Trust me on that!
Alexander the Great said it was like sending his men to march across swords.
Alexander could not take Afghanistan, nor the English. The Russians failed as well.
And we had the audacity to think we could.
I’m sure it was a life changing experience for you
I served in Middle East due to mandatory draft where I was born and shits no joke
It’s never so “black and white” as people think and I’m most cases you are so paranoid that everyone becomes th enemy or the potential enemy, every area is governed by local tradition with its own agenda and are just so sick and tired of being dragged into this bloodshed that’s been going on for the eternity, even though was somewhat local, it’s impossible to relate to what you are Experiencing and it takes a lot out of you
Once you start adapting you start losing your ties to your own reality that you are used to back home
At that point you realize, you are not there for the flag or for your general, you are there for the guys that you became family over the days months and in some cases years
Also, the shit you see in movies don’t happen in real life, when you start taking fire, you start unleashing hell without a particular target you are locked in to, I didn’t know many with balls big enough to stand and do a “Rambo” out there
Your training becomes your biggest savior, and you just live on adrenaline and reflexes
And soon you realize, nothing you do will make a difference for the betterment of their lives, Poeple that don’t have anything to lose will live desperately and every one you kill, 10 takes their place because they hold you(rightfully so) responsible for having no schools, no hospitals, no jobs and no safety of life
The only difference between us and them is that we were born in different places, and they pay the cost
Jed-Henry Witkowski places like Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya are extremely hard to take over by military force.
Guerrilla warfare is not something a regular army can accomplish with great success.
Kat Butler fighting in the mountains really was like fighting ghosts wasnt it?
Cem__Cem the point of gorilla warfare is not to succeed the point is to make your enemy suffer
At Fort Bliss I worked with the S3 here and there and their NCOIC at the time was a guy I knew well. We went to NTC in 2020 to prepare for a deployment and on one of my guard shifts on the .50 I kept hearing someone walking by the 113 I was on. I just figured it was guys going to take leaks and ignored it but it kept happening to where I realized it was kinda weird how I kept hearing someone walk by so the next time it happened I looked over and I see the S3 NCOIC walking by. So I whisper/yell over to him asking why he keeps walking by the 113 and if he’s good. Mind you I have nods on so I can’t see great but I know it’s him. He looks at me and says “yeah I’m great” but I got this terrifying rush of dread when he said it and it took me a second but when I process what I’m seeing I can see a ton of blood on his uniform and there’s a baseball sized hole in the side of his head. I yank my nods up and there’s no one there. I pull my nods back and he’s gone.
He got out right before we deployed. He killed himself by gunshot wound 2 weeks after that.
I believe it’s spiritual. The ppl killed there are not at rest and won’t be if nothing is done to put them at rest. Thanks for sharing
Agreed theres no peace until remains are put to rest
Yeah when I was at mct west coast I got sleep paralysis one night and this man with a Voldemort looking face an stringy black hair came up to my bed and smelled my face and shit it was scary
@@danielfatone3994 I’d literally sh*t myself
Such a silly idea but ok 😆
Bro thinks he is playing the Witcher 3
I'd trust any dog named ugly betty
This comment made my day
Crazy thing is, do we even know if ugly betty was alive? "Inherited from the last post" and then does UB jus live there? Where did she go ? Did only they feed her? Dude. So many questions.
Lolololol
@@brucewayne-ej3cx That's a good point. The dog could have been a ghost too. That's a story within a story.
Lool
I’m alone, on my couch and those whispers come on.... 😳 don’t EVERRR do that to us again!!
😅😅😅 my heart dropped when I heard them
Come on! That's what we're here for. 😉
Totally! I was listening to this with my new headphones that have the spatial sounds....the whispers totally made me shit my pants before I realized it was the damn video! LOL
😂😂😂😂😂
Sameeeee
Wow, what a story. Got me thinking about the futility of war. 60 days spent in one small area where you’re kind of a sitting duck?.. SO many people dying in that one small outpost. Some of the comments here also describing a situation in which any wrong or unfortunate move could result in instant death. And for what purpose? I haven’t a clue about what ghosts are or what they mean, but I believe those guys experienced something. Willing to bet, though, that it wasn’t a curse that killed those guys at the end. Just the stupid futility of war. So glad you came back, even if barely, in one piece, Mr. BAlllen 🌞
Commo here!!!! 25U, and I know what you are talking about with the crap radios they give us is ridiculous!!!!! The crazy crap I have heard on a radio on guard at night is nothing less than terrifying!!!!
That whisper is something serious when you have headphones in and you’re by yourself 😅😅
Shit thats happened to me before. In scotland we have some super old streets with super dark stories with them. I was walking up a lane called lovers lane, next to a graveyard and it was around 1 in the morning. I was heading home and had my earphones in playing and it happened over a specific song that i never listened to after that. But a whisper came through my earphones so clear that i just stopped and stood still and i got intense shivers. It was a womans voice, really soft and it called my name a few times. It was like the music went quiet and the voice was clear and loud over it. I whipped my earphones out and ran home lol. Avoided that lane at nights. But creepy stuff happend all around that fishinf village. Even in my house.
My thoughts exactly, I'm laying here in the dark and hear this whisper with my headphones on really made my heart race
Dudeeeeeee
i had to turn my volume down because it creep me out 😭
Lol I know right wtf 😭
As strange as it sounds,never underestimate or ignore a dog as they are on a level far beyond our own.
AMEN!
Yup! I have a cat and I always pay attention to him especially when I'm outside smoking late night with him at my feet. Never ignore the animals!
I have ALWAYS trusted the instinct of ALL the dogs I'v had in my life. Dogs DO NOT LIE.!
Doesn't sound strange to me!
Exactly right!
You sucked me into this story, and I appreciate you telling us this. When I was listening to thing I was in the basement, and I just kept looking around me, and scanning the dark rooms and hallways. I got soo paranoid after listening to this. Good story, keep up the good work.
I was about 30 hrs of no sleep during post, and I saw a leprechaun. That was the weirdest encounter I had while in the service
That was seriously disturbing, I feel so sorry for the Marine who believes he is cursed, what a terrible place, the Taliban probably knew of its reputation.
RIP those Marines who died after that tour.
The dead move on, it's the living that carry the burden
"If you dig anything up, just put it back." What a warning!
Typical British understatement.
I'v even seen a video where a british guy filming a train but then another train comes in and just barely missed him. The other guy who is filming that camera man Just says Wooohooo.
I remember Afghanistan, good times. My experience with the paranormal was actually a training event in New Mexico. I was stationed at fort bliss at the time, and was observing a humanoid figure one night during watch. Talked to the oc to see if the opfor were over there. No one was over there. What the heck did I see
A logical explaination is just probably hallucination from sleep deprivation. But, you'll never know.....
@@muhammadnursyahmi9440 I considered that, but I’ve been more sleep deprived before and never had something like this happen
I was in Helmand at this very time as a British soldier at FOB Jackson and surrounding areas and the place freaked me out at night
Growing up a Navy brat and then serving 8 years in the Air Force, I heard stories all the time. I had neighbors in housing that were on the USS Forrestal and used to talk about how haunted that ship was. Phones ringing but nobody on the other end, seeing "shadows" walking into compartments that were empty. I remember when that show Sightings first came on in the early 90s, my parents had a couple of their friends over for a friday night of drinking and when the show started talking about ghosts they all started asking each other if they went to boot camp at Great Lakes and started talking about the ghost of Ricky the Recruit (supposedly a guy either killed himself or fell through one of the steam grates on base and burned to death.
My first duty station was at Offutt AFB in Nebraska which was an old west fort (FT Crook) before it became an AFB. I took my girlfriend at the time there on my 21st birthday and she used to claim to see ghosts all the time. Well, one of the buildings on base was the old Bachelor Officer Quarters when it was a old Fort and was now the Distinguished Visitor Lodging. We used to get calls all the time from guests there that someone was in the attic partying at 2 in the morning. Normally you would shrug it off and come up with some excuse ect, but these are O-6 and Flag officers staying there so you had to call out the cavalry. Security Forces would get called and we would all have to go check it out. Nothing there, the attic was empty, not even used for storage. We suspected mice or something like that, but you would have a flag officer telling you adamantly that they heard voices and full on conversations. This happened a couple times there. So my girlfriend was going all off about how she can see ghosts so i took her there to the parade ground which had all these old brick homes that made up general's row and the DV lodging on one side of it. I asked her if she saw anything and she would say oh there's a lady in that one looking at us, nothing special. I pointed at the DV building, known as quarters 13, and asked if she had seen anything. She had stopped about 5 feet behind me and was just staring at the building and her face had gone white. She stood there for a minute and turned to me and said we need to leave now. I've never seen someone freak out that bad before, she ran back to my truck and started freaking out trying to navigate her way off the base (I was drinking so she was the one driving.) We got back to my apartment and I finally got her to tell me what she saw. Apparently there were a couple of "people" on the porch and when they saw her two of them came over to her and told her she didn't belong there. What gets weird is when i asked her what they were wearing and she said they were almost like the old civil war uniforms. She was from Virginia and was only out visiting me for a couple of days, so she didn't know anything about the base or it's history. Nor did she know anything about the building or not. But she picked out the building that was notorious for being haunted and described what they were wearing. That was probably one of the creepiest moments of my life, including the times I've had stuff happen to me personally that I couldn't explain.
Man swear on your Almighty that you are not making this up, this scared the shit out of me
@@h.hholmes.492 Nope. That is the truth. Crazy stuff
I had several friends stationed on the Forestall and one died there. They all told me the same story of who was the cause of the destruction... John McCain.
I went to have a look at the Forestall after it made it back to port in Norfolk, VA. It was a real mess. You just can't imagine the destruction that made the inches thick steal look like it was shredded and crumpled tin foil. I have never seen such destruction. It was incomprehensible. My friend that was killed, ran back into the evacuated armory to get his girlfriend's letter and photo he had just received, when it was destroyed by a detonation from above that set off the armory as well.
Thank you
Next time you encounter such strange things, don't go straight back to where you live. Take a detour. Go for a drink. Then, you go back to where you live. You don't want it to follow you back to your home
A line from the movie "Gladiator", "Brothers, what we do in life, echos in eternity"; seems appropriate.
Legit!
Thank you for your service! I'm a new found fan, I can't stop watching, your narrative skills are mesmerizing and incredibly respectful to the people and their stories!
Going into the marines good to know I'm fighting ghosts now.
God bless you and keep you 🙏.
Best of luck MARINE 👍 and tyvm for your service...one little thing, do urself a favor, before anyone in boot camp finds out, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE CHANGE THAT STUPID TH-cam HANDLE?!?!?
Trust me brother , drill SGT will NOT let you live that one down! Lololol
Nomad Ghost lmfao 🤣 😂 go get em marine! ....
Really, change that handle, you'll be the FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE THAT PROTECTS THE FREE WORLD!!!
your handle needs to grow up
Marine corp the few the proud the marines.
marines aint fighting anybody rn lol its peace time
I like this. I was an optics tech in the Marine Corps once upon a time. Two combat tours in Iraq with 1/2. I had marines come to me constantly in deployment, saying that they could see people at night but the NVGs and thermals failed to pick them up. I always thought they were just trying to offload their optics for maintenance for a few weeks while we did troubleshooting and repairs. Makes me think now.
Ghosts are exponentially scarier when they have RPGs and machine guns. 😱
Its all fun and games till the ghost says "Say hello to my little friend"
"What are you going to do?
Shoot me?"
*Ghost pulls out gun*
"Oh shit you are."
Are the ghosts machine guns and RPGs "ghosts" too? Like are they spirit bullets and spirit RPGs? Do they go through you just like ghosts go through you???
@@FreeOpenTruth it's also a part of the imagination, like the ghost.
I like smoking and have Mr Ballen playing through my speakers when I heard that whispering I had to change my boxers 😂
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Funny, but not. I had my headphones on and got a bad case of chilly willys when I heard the whispering. And I was straight at the time.
What time point?
@@stevensmothers3779 😂😂😂😂
@@trudyfox938 13:51
same. Rolling a fatty and ghost stories = hellz yeah.