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Marine Anti-Terrorism Unit to 3rd Battalion 7th Marines Infantry | Sees Dog Skinned Alive in Iraq
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2022
- This week’s Urban Valor episode features Marine veteran, Jose Guevara. Jose spent the first half of his enlistment attached to the Marine Security Force Battalion out of Bangor, WA. He spent countless hours training and becoming proficient with close-quarters battle and recaptured tactics for urban warfare.
Jose then got attached to 3rd Battalion 7th Marines out of 29 Palms, CA with whom he would conduct a combat deployment to Iraq. Jose gives great insight on performing at a high level in the Marines and transitioning back into the civilian culture.
We're thankful for Jose sitting down with Urban Valor's Josh Gutierrez to share his story! This was a great interview with a fantastic storyteller and BADASS Marine!
We appreciate his time and courage to share his story!
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Took me almost 10 years to find myself outside of the service... Keep fighting the good fight
It's an ongoing journey Chief 🙏
Yup sounds right… 3/7 is some pipe hitters !
Can't wait to have the opportunity to sit in that chair. Your doing incredible things for our community. Semper Fi.
Looking forward to it my man! Letsssss Gooooo!!!
Thank you guys. This channel is documenting legacy.
My man Jose, thanks for sharing!!
Life’s a process, not a deployment.
Keep TruckN👊
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Kilo.....Just missed you by a minute, left 2nd platoon in Sept. Of 06
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I was in Mojave Viper as an engineer with Lima 3/7 at the same time he was there with Kilo. It's a small world.
same but i was in Lima 3/11. We shot arty for all 7th marines Viper's. Then deployed to Iraq with RCT7 to Anbar in 06. Good times.
Deeply grateful for you and to you.
3/7
No Shit!!
No shit
3/7!!
I was in FAST Charlie CO so different side of security forces and all this Marine said held true even till when I was there from 2019-21. Great leadership, brotherhood, and memories.
I feel just like that. I don't know who I am now since I got out
Loss of identity hit hard and for many of us that first day waking up as a civilian is a very lonely day. Keep moving forward brother and feel free to reach out to us anytime if there's anything we can help you with.
It takes time, but you don’t have to settle for something, if it doesn’t fit. Just don’t pressure yourself to find it, so fast. There’s nothing wrong with you for feeling this way. Go for what you want in life, no matter what people say, or do. Be true to yourself. Give it time, be patient with yourself, and believe - you can have an active, adventurous life, if your mind is open. Follow your bliss.
José narrated quite a lot. He hit on one or two key points that caught my attention. He mentioned about being under pressure and not being able to decompress.
The Marines do not do a good job at relating to what the Marines go through. Some are less affected; others are more affected. Each Marine should be checked on by people who specialize in mental health, not some service member who lacks real skills. More could be done to alleviate service members who are not adjusting well. Jose said that there is a VA agency that provides services. That is a good start. Although it may not be able to treat or work with more severe cases; it is a beginning.
When I got out after my time in, I was working in "turning it off." I did go into the Army reserves which in some respects helped. I met former Marines in the Army reserves. But no one was overly gung ho. This was another relief.
Today, being out for over 30 years, I have vague memories of my time in the Marines. Some stick more, the ones that can piss me off. But I have my albums when I want to remember Thailand, Australia, Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, Philippines. But I am very much turned off. We have to look at and create new realities. I completed my university degree in Political Science, International Relations and Sociology. I mentored Chicago youths on probation for several years. I have a USMC plate cover I bought at Pendleton almost two years ago that I have not put on.
We need to learn to move forward. The Marines want to "indoctrinate" so we can all be Supermen and superwomen (remember there are women Marines), but let's just be human beings, someone's father, brother, uncle, friend, neighbor.
Cutting edge 🫡
Thank you for your service brother
3/7 no shit!!!
Thanks for serving brother.
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I was at Bangor back in the day 95-97. 1st Platoon and a DM on the CQB team.
A big problem for me in life is monotony. The same bs go to work and come home everyday. I want to escape it. I want excitement. I want to go back in a way.
Through all these interviews I've done this past year I've found you're definitely not alone. The excitement in the military of always being on the move is hard to match in the civilian world.
Find other ways, to fulfill this - don’t settle, you can find this in life, in many different ways, give it some time…you don’t have to work a regular job, keep searching for the right thing. You will find it. You like adventure - go with your gut, trust it. Chart your own path..
Good content
Thank you very much 🙏
I’m in Bangor wa rn rtt is pretty bad ass
crazy how in bangor most of the training that he mentioned hasnt been done at all lately, most bangor ncos leave to the fleet clueless about their main job
Something has to change with security forces man. I don't think they should get rid of it or even stop having Marines go straight there from SOI, but change it up a bit to reduce the friction those guys experience hitting the fleet. It's a known problem. Maybe all SF Marines could go to AUC instead of just FAST, or Marines that are about to hit the fleet could get a guaranteed spot on the next aitb course relevant to the billet that their rank is typically aligned with. Just something to help everyone be better.
No Shit!
Aww thought it was a lamp for underground and ive got wounded warrior... Body revines. FULLY 🛑 on my up and down
Infanteria in Spanish, in Mexicant I don't know.
Lile this dude, where in The O.C is this vet buddy center I have a friend is dealing PTSD
Look up warriors4peace in California. They have a website
Oorah!
USMC Veteran
MWSS 271
1998-2002
Any idea of why the pupper was skinned?...Just being mean or something else?...
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Looking for my Friend William Ashley Kirkland was in the Army if anyone can locate him Tell him to get in touch with Brandye Thank you
cpl Willy Wold interview on the YT channel Kevin Sites and he only has a little bit of videos but go to the bottom and youll see his interview
learned about em from a recent reddit post on r/combatfootage
sad story...
kinda fucked up for real
he apparently reenlisted again when in that interview he says that he was gonna play college football
I'll check it out. Thank you.
From there Army was a POW
Liked it so I will just offer that proof of a 118 being a high blood pressure in Montana on 120mgs of federally regulated medication.. so that's why the Space radio showed up for his medical health care and then the 2nd..
so let me guess my blood pressure is too low for the surgeon generals comfort again?
Because...say: Mentally you feel like a space cadet just put there cleaning like a non attentive mess of a Mr. Clean human as well??
Hard output which is alright sometimes bc I generally drink a lot of water, but with nerve damage from previous abdominal tare and back injury, and then only placebo tablets...
That's why my out is too uncomfortable, and at risk of hemorrhoids.. THAT'S BULL SHIT any CAMEL JOCKEY SURGICAL DRIP DIRECTIVEs.
✨I'm TOO OLD FOR FOREIGN SOIL..
Any dead bodies here.. 🇺🇸 look underground was.. but setting terrorist threats 🤳
Rahhhhh 🔪
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infantry= infanteria
But dont think i dont appreciate you mointoring my life.. bc yeah.. treading on me put me completely broken and pulse nearly gone from the lie about me having high blood pressure. OLD NEWS, but I appreciate ya
I felt that when he said “we were already at the exit” on the way into Iraq
Great interview love this guy lol