I was army infantry 101st airborne two combat tours Iraq and Afghanistan, I have so much respect for seals and what they endure before they even become a seal. These men are tough warriors just like special forces, delta, marine recon etc they are living proof that even in hell you can find a little paradise if you just endure it. That's what a warrior is, ready to go in hell so you don't have to
I was a peacetime mech grunt 81-85, and I’m like you. Got a ton of respect for the whole special operations community, including their families. Thanks for your service too.
I was friends with this man's son. I lived in their neighborhood years ago when I was like 11 or 12. He was a nice guy, he took us bowling a few times and we talked about music like Iron Maiden and Metallica. I personally remember accidentally wrecking his bike by running into it and being too scared to tell him. He gave me a stern life lesson but he still forgave me and as always, nice. He even gave me some advice on how to lose weight when I was a little over. I'm so shocked to see this video of him which I just randomly ran into here on TH-cam. Only once did he ever mention he was a SEAL. It was usually his son or his wife that mentioned he was a SEAL.
I had the privilege of going through a training program with Ray as an instructor, (MDK Project). He is an animal. So much respect for him and what he did within his career.
i admire anyone that has this drive..I was in the navy and I would have never made it..I do however try and use techniques from seals to motivate me..go usn!
Much respect to all of our servicemen and women in all branches of our military. I've watched numerous BUD/S training videos, and I take my hat off to those individuals. I myself, can admit that I probably wouldn't be able to get through one day of that type of strenuous training. With that being said , the people in our military of truly special and are true heroes. Much deference to all our soldiers.
The cold would've done me in, no doubt. Being a Florida boy born and raised, I could barely tolerate a 4 hour quarterdeck watch in winter and that was in full uniform with a coat, thermal skivvies, the whole nine yards. Rolling around in the cold surf all day and night? Forget it. These guys are some tough hombres.
+Dakine US Well he's not small at all stature wise, but when you're carrying logs or rafts it only makes sense to group you by height. This guy could be 5'5" for all we know.
Him talking about the cold reminds me of when i used to play football in my country Iceland in the winter and it took me 5 mins to tie my shoes because of the cold but that was normal
The Smurf crew was this guy's boat crews name!! Nicknamed the little guys!! It reminds me of a video I was watching of Navy SEAL Admiral Mcraven back in his day of SEAL training! From what he said he was in one of the boat crews with the tall guys but the best boat crew they had was made up of little guys, the munchkin boat crew where nobody was over 5'5
Just recruit kids from the Pacific Ocean.. I never forgot my middle Name .... NEVER... and I grew up in the PO. Still .. I know what they go through... two of my buddies didn’t finish..
Most people have no idea about hell week, this is 5 days then intense exercise with sleep deprivation. Nobody can past this. We wonder where they get them in for seal team six, it's at hellweek. Once you pass hellweek, you're pretty much in, you are a Navy SEAL
0:30 = Steel Pier! A well known evolution of pure fucking torture...jesus christ....jump in water, full uniform, jump out, strip down, lay on the steel pier, back in the water, get out and put your clothes, boots back on while timed...didn't make the time? Back in the water...and around and around it goes so yeah...goddamn savage levels of "I'll die before I quit" and that one nails it.
I know a lot of former service members will give me grief because I was in the Air Force, but when we had our obstacle course day it was about 45 degrees with a moderate rain(I actually this on video).We were out there for just over five hours with just our BDU’s ,getting rain, sand into every hidden part of my body it was so freaking cold. That day was the coldest day of my life I persevered through that miserable day and when we changed into a new set of BDU’s my hands were frozen and I could not unbuckle my belt for what seemed an eternity. Then we had to double time back to the barracks which was another couple of miles. That was nothing compared to what any type of Special Forces training do but that day hardened me to the weather and it gave me confidence that if I don’t quit I can do anything. To all of my fellow Brothers thank you for having my back!
I am 79 yrs old .Fell out of a recliner and wasn't able to get up for 2+ days. Pulled a blanket over myself and urinated on the blanket (couldn't get up) which kept me warm...So it isn't a Navy SEAL that has a use for urine..
@@thegreatdogzilla5855 Now I've never heard of guys using during BUD/S or Green Team, but once they're in and are at a comfortable point in their career, some will bulk up. It's a career extender for sure.
not to be the guy to take things literally( jk i totally am) but i think if you were as cod as they were you would be fine with that cause your body literally shuts down
is it close to when i went out on a night with shorts and a tshirt for condition training on cold and i couldnt even put my hand in my pocket due to how cold it was
Look I’ve watched that BUDS Class 234 documentary, which was a winter class, and not once did anyone mention throwing their piss in someone else’s face
Appalachian largemouth Fishing you can never fully prepare for BUDS. just run a lot, do push ups, pull ups, and be comfortable in water, and the rest is all mental.
If you send me messages I can send you links to it you can find all the information here on TH-cam just go to Navy Seals buds training academy you'll see all the videos you want to see
Hmmm...Ray is about my age (I'm guessing) so he probably went through roughly around the same time. I was BUD/S class 207. The event which he is referring which he didn't name, was Steel Beach. You are wet and cold--no, you are freezing--and you are being misted all at about 0200-0300 (2-3am for you civilian types). It sucks. You do stick. I have never been so cold in my entire life than I was that night. But, with all due respect Ray, I have never ever heard of guys throwing urine in another's face. Oh sure, we sat 'nut to butt' and when we'd piss it would be felt by those around you...and it felt good. But throwing in someone's face? Hmmm...gonna throw a flag on that one. BTW, I was Boat Crew 1 Leader...one of the "Stallions". Ha. Thanks for the compliment.
People think I'm nuts.....I've got 2 rods and 4 screws in my back, I've got 4 screws in my neck, when my pool goes to 57 degrees I spend about 20 minutes a day in it......I get out and feel 30 years younger........been doing it for 10 years......
Jason Murray : Jason, when Ray was talking about being so cold in BUS/S, and what you are talking about about, you know, pissing on each other, isn't this "HELL WEEK"?
When your so excruciatingly exhausted you don't really care what someone does to you as long as it is not bringing you anymore tiredness...I can think of times I was so physically drained I wouldn't have cared if someone threw piss at me lolol.
Uh... They were given an order by the instructors, and of course, if the guy was injured someone would be along to retrieve him shortly. What part do you not understand?
Buds training is great.. but being in an undisciplined unit with drug addicts is not the way to serve. Problems exist within these elite warriors.. like I said The buds is dope excellent..training..S.E.A.L. training is phenomenal the missions are tough. The dope and the Dishonor if lack of discipline is not good. I think the Unit commanders and the chiefs and first classes really need to tighten up their game with the accountability of the military discipline..
Bryan Calhoun I think you regurgitating stories you read online and taking them for absolute truth is a god damn Joke. You think this same shit had always been going on, yes. Only difference is 24/7 news coverage and a fascination with SOCOM.
@@maxgdarsonval naw odog I've trained at Coronado Island.. I Know several seals as friends. I did 21 years in the Marines. I'm not regurgitating a damn thing.. I served overseas .been on ship.. shot Machine guns, mortars, and Artillery... Trained with snipers and achieved a black belt in Marine corps martial arts system. Nothing about my words is regurgitated brotha... Take caution b4 u speak. I'm an honorably discharged Veteran i did my time clean. That's why I can speak on these things. Because I've been there. Have you???
Bryan Calhoun I don’t care to state my resume on TH-cam, but I will say this; I am fully aware that regardless of what SOCOM commanders may say, or specifically SEAL commanders responding to public scrutiny after dirty laundry is aired, that the number of incidents have not gone up at all in the last 20 years. SOF operators are more or less the same as they always have been, and even with all of the high profile news stories since the spike in popularity, they remain a force that generally has MUCH lower numbers or incidents than anyone else in the military alongside aviators.
@@maxgdarsonval no argument from me there. However since I follow these stories from my affiliation to the Military. I will say that drugs and alcohol problems are nothing new in the Military circles not just special operations circles. But The problem in my opinion is the Discipline can be .ore relaxed among special operators in Seal teams due to their close knit ties to each other like brothers.. it understandable. But it doesn't mean it doesn't occur... As u know there's been some crazyness even involving murder allegations within the special ops community against one of our own. A Green beret lost his life In Africa during operations there. Was that honorble? Of course not. Chris Kyle also lied about Jessie Ventura. But I still respect Chris Kyle's military service. He did four tours in Iraq that's dangerous work.he wasn't afraid. But we're human. Special operations or not. We're human. It ain't about resume's either. I freely chose to say with pride my time in.. what branch.... Etc.. Just so you know that I'm not "REGURGTATING" anything I say. I speak for my self. I'm a man of Honor. I love the U.S. military every branch I don't like to see it in trouble. I hope u can see where I'm coming from now. In the Military we faced tough issues to make us better warriors. That's just how it is. Now out here in civilian life everybody gets their damn Panties in a bunch when u say anything. I couldn't care less what somebody says about me. The Certificate in my wall says Honorable discharge..... My medals were earned .. My stripes as well...
I use to hunt in the cold a lot as a kid. We’d walk miles out and miles back. Before we got to the halfway point my feet, ears, hands, etc would all be frozen. Walking the last half was pure torture. In my head I’d be asking myself why I’d wake up early af to go walk far and freeze day after day. The joy of hunting want enough. I think I did it cause my cousin always wanted to go. Anyways as I got older I started learning after the first time or two and would refrain from self torture. That is good some ways, but on the other hand 12 y/o me would voluntarily put myself thru misery. Now I rarely do. Idk which is better.
If this BUD/s is so though due to cold, try only imagine how it was for those bastards fighting in Moscow in 1941 or in Stalingrad in 1942/43 :D Have had to be a magnitudes tougher.
Alban Oroz Some people fell trough ice, when crossing Volga too, by the way :D Not to add in the severe starvation, lack of winter clothing and diseases, which all killed as much as fighting itself. You don't see entire SEAL Teams being wiped out by snow storms or some sort of epidemics :P
BUD/S is a CHOICE. When you KNOW that all you have to do is say "I'm done" or "I quit" and ring that bell 3 times, and you get to take a HOT shower and sleep in a warm bed, it is that much harder to keep going. You start to question why you are even doing it. But like the guys you were talking about, in Moscow 1941 or Stalingrad '42/'43; they had NO CHOICE. You either keep going or you die. It's not so much fighting but fucking basic survival- keep moving forward or die. Only the toughest survived, as I'm sure the conditions made death seem more pleasurable to some, but when you are backed up against a wall with nowhere to go, you will be surprised what people will and can do. BUD/S is a choice because it not only tests physical, emotional and mental toughness; it tests the WILLINGNESS of a man to go through with this hell even when it isn't necessary at all. No consequences for quitting, to be honest but if a man is willing to eat shit when there is a clear and easy route out of it, then you KNOW he will eat shit when there is no way out of it. Another example: Scenario1: I tell you to walk across a mile of broken glass barefoot (BUD/S). If you do, the hottest girl in the world will fuck your brains out (Graduation). If you don't or quit half way, you go home and get to watch Netflix and eat pizza (Going home). Easy to quit, yes? You lose nothing if you quit (except shame or maybe regret, but you don't think about it when you're in a world of hurt). For those who continue, they must have really wanted to fuck that girl, or they would simply not give up. Mad respect for them to keep going when really, there is nothing FORCING them to keep going. Scenario2: I tell you to walk across a mile of broken glass barefoot. I have weapons pointed at your dearest and most loved ones. If you don't, I murder them slowly and painfully. If you do, I let them go. , Not so easy to quit, right? You lose your family if you quit; you have EVERYTHING to lose. Here, you are FORCED to keep going. Same concept. There is nothing remarkable about a man being DRAFTED to fight a war, or FORCED to do something. There is everything remarkable about a man who WILLINGLY signs up and endures when the easy way out is always right there.
chinggiskhaan123 That was good answer. With one exeption - many did chose to willingly go to fight in Stalingrad and other places as such. And they did that unprepeared. And many of them became a "big heroes" too. To call that "unremarkable" is just bad idea.
Word. I wouldn't call that unremarkable at all. It takes GUTS, and training is, I am sure, NOTHING compared to combat. But history has shown as that men can and will do extraordinary things when backed into a corner....and Legends are born.
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Poor guy got piss thrown on his face...and still didnt make it.
Haaaaa!
thats probably why 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He rang the navy bell 'cause he couldn't take the urine smell
@@DylanZapf-dm4mh loooooooooooooooooool
Hahahahahahahaha. Amazing
I was army infantry 101st airborne two combat tours Iraq and Afghanistan, I have so much respect for seals and what they endure before they even become a seal. These men are tough warriors just like special forces, delta, marine recon etc they are living proof that even in hell you can find a little paradise if you just endure it. That's what a warrior is, ready to go in hell so you don't have to
Thank you for serving
Kenneth Cook stfu!!
Guitarman who said they couldn't? Fuckin idiot
Thank you for your service!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I was a peacetime mech grunt 81-85, and I’m like you. Got a ton of respect for the whole special operations community, including their families. Thanks for your service too.
R Kelly was on Seal team 6
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I was friends with this man's son. I lived in their neighborhood years ago when I was like 11 or 12.
He was a nice guy, he took us bowling a few times and we talked about music like Iron Maiden and Metallica. I personally remember accidentally wrecking his bike by running into it and being too scared to tell him. He gave me a stern life lesson but he still forgave me and as always, nice. He even gave me some advice on how to lose weight when I was a little over.
I'm so shocked to see this video of him which I just randomly ran into here on TH-cam. Only once did he ever mention he was a SEAL. It was usually his son or his wife that mentioned he was a SEAL.
Cant really tell people if you are its classified information
@@brianbrownplanespotter no its fucking not lmao
yeahhh928 “classified information” somebody has been playing too much x box.
Brian-- SEALs are allowed to tell people that they are SEALs and also tell them their class number.
@@james3014 lol k
old misery gets about 25lbs heavier every year...
+Hugh Jelly Really Fuck!
MERSLK230 I was joking saying bud/s students were famous for inflating their estimate of the weight every year
MERSLK230 Why?
@YHVH Shammah ok?
@YHVH Shammah No and I'm not going to.
Who came here from Best of instructor Patstone...knows exactly what it means "being so cold you can't even do simple math...
Yes! Lmao
+dangerouswater whats 6X3? come on come on come on
+dangerouswater Hurry up don't fall back... hurry up don't fall back... hurry up don't fall back...hurry up catch the pack...hurry up don't fall back.
"Get on the bar there, Butters. You should be all rested up by now."
+Victor Charlie GIT UP THERE STUDBOY
This dude says “the other guy didn’t make it” then proceeds to tell us how he pissed on his face 😂😂😂😂😂 give this man 5 more medals.
I had the privilege of going through a training program with Ray as an instructor, (MDK Project). He is an animal. So much respect for him and what he did within his career.
“ We never talked about it ever again 😅”
Dude .. 🥴 you just told the whole world you pissed on your buddies face 😂😂
Nah
i admire anyone that has this drive..I was in the navy and I would have never made it..I do however try and use techniques from seals to motivate me..go usn!
Much respect to all of our servicemen and women in all branches of our military. I've watched numerous BUD/S training videos, and I take my hat off to those individuals. I myself, can admit that I probably wouldn't be able to get through one day of that type of strenuous training. With that being said , the people in our military of truly special and are true heroes. Much deference to all our soldiers.
The cold would've done me in, no doubt. Being a Florida boy born and raised, I could barely tolerate a 4 hour quarterdeck watch in winter and that was in full uniform with a coat, thermal skivvies, the whole nine yards. Rolling around in the cold surf all day and night? Forget it. These guys are some tough hombres.
he starts to say "because we try" then he corrected himself lmao
They will forever have my respect
if he says he's a small guy i don't wanna see what he thinks a Big guy is
+Dakine US Well he's not small at all stature wise, but when you're carrying logs or rafts it only makes sense to group you by height. This guy could be 5'5" for all we know.
+rovers141 um okay?
Dakine US Okay.
@@SoloDakine +rovers141 um okay?
ֹ uh ok
It's the selection dude
REST IN PEACE SHANE. GOD BLESS THE NAVY SEALS.
Jesus these guys are tough as fuck
I wish I were young enough to give this a shot.
+Thomas Douglas no, no they didnt. it would be cool if they did though!
Him talking about the cold reminds me of when i used to play football in my country Iceland in the winter and it took me 5 mins to tie my shoes because of the cold but that was normal
The Smurf crew was this guy's boat crews name!! Nicknamed the little guys!!
It reminds me of a video I was watching of Navy SEAL Admiral Mcraven back in his day of SEAL training! From what he said he was in one of the boat crews with the tall guys but the best boat crew they had was made up of little guys, the munchkin boat crew where nobody was over 5'5
Just recruit kids from the Pacific Ocean.. I never forgot my middle
Name .... NEVER... and I grew up in the PO. Still .. I know what they go through... two of my buddies didn’t finish..
Most people have no idea about hell week, this is 5 days then intense exercise with sleep deprivation. Nobody can past this. We wonder where they get them in for seal team six, it's at hellweek. Once you pass hellweek, you're pretty much in, you are a Navy SEAL
No truer words were ever said. You can't do it alone.
0:30 = Steel Pier! A well known evolution of pure fucking torture...jesus christ....jump in water, full uniform, jump out, strip down, lay on the steel pier, back in the water, get out and put your clothes, boots back on while timed...didn't make the time? Back in the water...and around and around it goes so yeah...goddamn savage levels of "I'll die before I quit" and that one nails it.
I know a lot of former service members will give me grief because I was in the Air Force, but when we had our obstacle course day it was about 45 degrees with a moderate rain(I actually this on video).We were out there for just over five hours with just our BDU’s ,getting rain, sand into every hidden part of my body it was so freaking cold. That day was the coldest day of my life I persevered through that miserable day and when we changed into a new set of BDU’s my hands were frozen and I could not unbuckle my belt for what seemed an eternity. Then we had to double time back to the barracks which was another couple of miles.
That was nothing compared to what any type of Special Forces training do but that day hardened me to the weather and it gave me confidence that if I don’t quit I can do anything.
To all of my fellow Brothers thank you for having my back!
cheesegyoza lol pog
Fort Drum is laughing at you POG.
I am 79 yrs old .Fell out of a recliner and wasn't able to get up for 2+ days. Pulled a blanket over myself and urinated on the blanket (couldn't get up) which kept me warm...So it isn't a Navy SEAL that has a use for urine..
What interview is this from?
I am in aw of this warrior!
The war is not on those fields, Its in the training in your head and in your body. You will lose the war if you lose your fight to keep going.
I'd poop on my pal's head and mold it into a fedora. Who doesn't feel better wearing a cool hat?
EdD5 , my sides are cramping up, pain is nearly unbearable😂🤣😅
EdD5 omg hahaha. Fuck u dude😂. Got that silly profile picture aswell😂😂. Im laughing so hard. Damn
2 years late to the party, but I'm pissing my pants. Awesome!!
MY NIGGA
The kind of stuff you find on TH-cam comment sections ahahahahaha
Jesus. This mans neck is wider than my future
Juice will do that.
@@sc12100 years of over training to the body will build you.
@@thegreatdogzilla5855
A lot of these guys juice now.
I was NSW Group 1 Support and seen this first hand.
@@sc12100 well that's their problem. I heard Rangers are doing that to. Those guys are huge.
@@thegreatdogzilla5855
Now I've never heard of guys using during BUD/S or Green Team, but once they're in and are at a comfortable point in their career, some will bulk up. It's a career extender for sure.
I’ll do anything to win!
Ok. Piss in his face for the team...
*RING RING RING*
not to be the guy to take things literally( jk i totally am) but i think if you were as cod as they were you would be fine with that cause your body literally shuts down
Navy pilot trained by Marine Corps DI's and served with SEALs. They have a special ability to deal with pain and misery.
I love seals
Jackson White yeah he is
Zelios Well I prefer sea lions but seals are cool too.
+alexis ramirez narwhals
the water in San Diego is colder then here in Nova Scotia
good video ty for your service.
is it close to when i went out on a night with shorts and a tshirt for condition training on cold and i couldnt even put my hand in my pocket due to how cold it was
Look I’ve watched that BUDS Class 234 documentary, which was a winter class, and not once did anyone mention throwing their piss in someone else’s face
They’re not gonna show a dude getting pissed on dude.. 😂
I get the distinct impression Ray wasn't so buff going through BUD/s. : )
How do you recommend training for buds ?
Appalachian largemouth Fishing you can never fully prepare for BUDS. just run a lot, do push ups, pull ups, and be comfortable in water, and the rest is all mental.
If you send me messages I can send you links to it you can find all the information here on TH-cam just go to Navy Seals buds training academy you'll see all the videos you want to see
Hmmm...Ray is about my age (I'm guessing) so he probably went through roughly around the same time. I was BUD/S class 207. The event which he is referring which he didn't name, was Steel Beach. You are wet and cold--no, you are freezing--and you are being misted all at about 0200-0300 (2-3am for you civilian types). It sucks. You do stick. I have never been so cold in my entire life than I was that night. But, with all due respect Ray, I have never ever heard of guys throwing urine in another's face. Oh sure, we sat 'nut to butt' and when we'd piss it would be felt by those around you...and it felt good. But throwing in someone's face? Hmmm...gonna throw a flag on that one.
BTW, I was Boat Crew 1 Leader...one of the "Stallions". Ha. Thanks for the compliment.
yes throwing piss - or almost any liquid to someones face when its freezing cold does not sound like a favor lol
200
Jason Murray pissing in my wetsuit before an ocean swim was prime.
Jason Murray did you make it?
Jason Murray too busy chilly dipping to throw piss anywhere.... too cold to piss
Good Ol' Misery
what kind of watch is he wearing in this video?
I think it's a green g shock rangeman
crye
When you are cold enough long enough I believe you’d do just about anything
“You have my attention” - R Kelly after watching this
How many chances do you get to pass buds?
3 i think
In phase 2 they shit on each other's chests right?
Good ol' Cleveland Steamer lol
No, just in the pool.
The selection
Dude those shoulders!!!!
I remember having to spoon in my skivies with a recruit in bootcamp. That was awkward at the highest. 🤣
People think I'm nuts.....I've got 2 rods and 4 screws in my back, I've got 4 screws in my neck, when my pool goes to 57 degrees I spend about 20 minutes a day in it......I get out and feel 30 years younger........been doing it for 10 years......
What if I couldn't do the math problems BEFORE I was cold?
"There are two types of BUD/S Candidates: Those that pee on their faces; and those that lie about it"
You can’t hurt boat crew 2 !
Is it training in Kodiak?
this makes me more motivated to JOIN the *navy seals*
How’d it go?
Sus bro
What a wide man
Jason Murray : Jason, when Ray was talking about being so cold in BUS/S, and what you are talking about about, you know, pissing on each other, isn't this "HELL WEEK"?
Hooyah
Does anyone know where to get the camo uniform he as on?
Joining the military.
Well, maybe it's not so unusual, after all. I feel much better.
I think I'll join the air force
He lost me when he said he threw his piss at somebody’s face
"We don't talk about it." As he talks about it.
Wait. I thought it was no man left behind not making sure your mission was complete?
lessons we can all learn from and take to the workplace. i regularly shit in my hand and throw it at people to help them out
We never talk about it again until I announce it over the internet
When i was trained i took a desert jungle and artic food was a corse eat off the land eat bugs and barries and seals snakes.
he's talking about Steel Pier
Bastogne was cold I’m sure they didn’t piss in each other’s faces.
Piss in the face: The new Adderol
8.
more.
months.
This former Marines' gonna go swimmin.
@killa123 he quit
How’d it go?
Marines tend to do well.
Man that's Hardcore..., having a "Golden Mask" thrown on your face by your Teammate..
isn't that due in the show "The Selection"? man, he breaks those contestants well!
If ur that cold and need relief then urine in the face is far less drastic or alarming than it sounds
The width on that guy, damn
When your so excruciatingly exhausted you don't really care what someone does to you as long as it is not bringing you anymore tiredness...I can think of times I was so physically drained I wouldn't have cared if someone threw piss at me lolol.
This guy is made out of steel
Check out Kennedy defense Solutions he was a buds instructor his on TH-cam
Why do you leave people behind while in training i dont get it...!?
Uh... They were given an order by the instructors, and of course, if the guy was injured someone would be along to retrieve him shortly.
What part do you not understand?
so really the training is contradictory because you don't ever leave behind
Samuel Jackson knew a thing or too about how desperate people can become in the cold on Hateful 8
Buds training is great.. but being in an undisciplined unit with drug addicts is not the way to serve.
Problems exist within these elite warriors.. like I said The buds is dope excellent..training..S.E.A.L. training is phenomenal the missions are tough.
The dope and the Dishonor if lack of discipline is not good.
I think the Unit commanders and the chiefs and first classes really need to tighten up their game with the accountability of the military discipline..
Bryan Calhoun I think you regurgitating stories you read online and taking them for absolute truth is a god damn Joke. You think this same shit had always been going on, yes. Only difference is 24/7 news coverage and a fascination with SOCOM.
@@maxgdarsonval naw odog I've trained at Coronado Island.. I Know several seals as friends. I did 21 years in the Marines. I'm not regurgitating a damn thing.. I served overseas .been on ship.. shot Machine guns, mortars, and Artillery... Trained with snipers and achieved a black belt in Marine corps martial arts system.
Nothing about my words is regurgitated brotha...
Take caution b4 u speak. I'm an honorably discharged Veteran i did my time clean. That's why I can speak on these things. Because I've been there.
Have you???
Bryan Calhoun I don’t care to state my resume on TH-cam, but I will say this; I am fully aware that regardless of what SOCOM commanders may say, or specifically SEAL commanders responding to public scrutiny after dirty laundry is aired, that the number of incidents have not gone up at all in the last 20 years. SOF operators are more or less the same as they always have been, and even with all of the high profile news stories since the spike in popularity, they remain a force that generally has MUCH lower numbers or incidents than anyone else in the military alongside aviators.
@@maxgdarsonval no argument from me there. However since I follow these stories from my affiliation to the Military. I will say that drugs and alcohol problems are nothing new in the Military circles not just special operations circles. But
The problem in my opinion is the Discipline can be .ore relaxed among special operators in Seal teams due to their close knit ties to each other like brothers.. it understandable. But it doesn't mean it doesn't occur...
As u know there's been some crazyness even involving murder allegations within the special ops community against one of our own. A Green beret lost his life In Africa during operations there.
Was that honorble? Of course not.
Chris Kyle also lied about Jessie Ventura. But I still respect Chris Kyle's military service. He did four tours in Iraq that's dangerous work.he wasn't afraid.
But we're human. Special operations or not.
We're human.
It ain't about resume's either.
I freely chose to say with pride my time in.. what branch.... Etc..
Just so you know that I'm not "REGURGTATING" anything I say.
I speak for my self.
I'm a man of Honor.
I love the U.S. military every branch
I don't like to see it in trouble.
I hope u can see where I'm coming from now.
In the Military we faced tough issues to make us better warriors.
That's just how it is.
Now out here in civilian life everybody gets their damn Panties in a bunch when u say anything.
I couldn't care less what somebody says about me.
The Certificate in my wall says Honorable discharge..... My medals were earned ..
My stripes as well...
@@gunchief0811 same. Agree.
When you say “didn’t end up making it” do you mean he didn’t survive???
Kylie McDav no, he probably means be didn’t pass BUD/S
You don't see that on the military special.
I can't do these things when I'm warm.
T.y your service
I'm wondering how the guys able 2 piss must be razor blades
Steel pier...
That boy is SWOLLEN hes not even kitted up and hes jacked
I never threw piss my brothers face. And he’s still my brother.
Fam these dudes doing this by choice Lmfaoooooo god bless them fuck all that
Instead of letting your friend borrow your jacket just pee in his face
#navyseals
lol you think seals have jackets while going through training.... you obviously haven't watched a minute of BUD/s training
I so glad I didn't have to go through cold weather trianing in California sounds rough and tough
I'm going to be a seal someday.
Travis Not at all
How’s it going?
Update? How many guys faces have you pissed in?
I use to hunt in the cold a lot as a kid. We’d walk miles out and miles back. Before we got to the halfway point my feet, ears, hands, etc would all be frozen. Walking the last half was pure torture. In my head I’d be asking myself why I’d wake up early af to go walk far and freeze day after day. The joy of hunting want enough. I think I did it cause my cousin always wanted to go. Anyways as I got older I started learning after the first time or two and would refrain from self torture. That is good some ways, but on the other hand 12 y/o me would voluntarily put myself thru misery. Now I rarely do. Idk which is better.
Imagine being pissed on
If this BUD/s is so though due to cold, try only imagine how it was for those bastards fighting in Moscow in 1941 or in Stalingrad in 1942/43 :D Have had to be a magnitudes tougher.
+cyberdaemon cold and wet**
Alban Oroz Some people fell trough ice, when crossing Volga too, by the way :D Not to add in the severe starvation, lack of winter clothing and diseases, which all killed as much as fighting itself. You don't see entire SEAL Teams being wiped out by snow storms or some sort of epidemics :P
BUD/S is a CHOICE. When you KNOW that all you have to do is say "I'm done" or "I quit" and ring that bell 3 times, and you get to take a HOT shower and sleep in a warm bed, it is that much harder to keep going. You start to question why you are even doing it.
But like the guys you were talking about, in Moscow 1941 or Stalingrad '42/'43; they had NO CHOICE. You either keep going or you die. It's not so much fighting but fucking basic survival- keep moving forward or die. Only the toughest survived, as I'm sure the conditions made death seem more pleasurable to some, but when you are backed up against a wall with nowhere to go, you will be surprised what people will and can do.
BUD/S is a choice because it not only tests physical, emotional and mental toughness; it tests the WILLINGNESS of a man to go through with this hell even when it isn't necessary at all. No consequences for quitting, to be honest but if a man is willing to eat shit when there is a clear and easy route out of it, then you KNOW he will eat shit when there is no way out of it.
Another example:
Scenario1: I tell you to walk across a mile of broken glass barefoot (BUD/S). If you do, the hottest girl in the world will fuck your brains out (Graduation). If you don't or quit half way, you go home and get to watch Netflix and eat pizza (Going home). Easy to quit, yes? You lose nothing if you quit (except shame or maybe regret, but you don't think about it when you're in a world of hurt).
For those who continue, they must have really wanted to fuck that girl, or they would simply not give up. Mad respect for them to keep going when really, there is nothing FORCING them to keep going.
Scenario2: I tell you to walk across a mile of broken glass barefoot. I have weapons pointed at your dearest and most loved ones. If you don't, I murder them slowly and painfully. If you do, I let them go. , Not so easy to quit, right? You lose your family if you quit; you have EVERYTHING to lose.
Here, you are FORCED to keep going. Same concept. There is nothing remarkable about a man being DRAFTED to fight a war, or FORCED to do something. There is everything remarkable about a man who WILLINGLY signs up and endures when the easy way out is always right there.
chinggiskhaan123 That was good answer. With one exeption - many did chose to willingly go to fight in Stalingrad and other places as such. And they did that unprepeared. And many of them became a "big heroes" too. To call that "unremarkable" is just bad idea.
Word. I wouldn't call that unremarkable at all. It takes GUTS, and training is, I am sure, NOTHING compared to combat. But history has shown as that men can and will do extraordinary things when backed into a corner....and Legends are born.
I like to imagine that Ray is the only person to do that pee thing and everyone else there thought he was a freaking weirdo.