Profiles of Courage: Jamey Caldwell
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2019
- Sergeant Major (r) Jamey Caldwell, spent more than 21 years in the United States Army, serving his entire career in Special Operations. SGM Caldwell served 7 years with the 75th Ranger Regiment then spent the following 14 years in a Special Missions Unit that maintained a high operational tempo in Bosnia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and numerous other countries in the world. He has deployed to combat 14 times and has conducted well over 500 missions. SGM Caldwell has been awarded three medals for valorous actions in combat while under direct fire from the enemy. During his career SGM Caldwell has consistently dedicated himself to the success of the mission and put the unit’s goals in front of his own. He has been sought after for his leadership skills, planning, leading combat operations, marksmanship and CQB instruction, culminating from years of adaptive thinking in combat situations.
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What mount do you recommend for pvs 14 on a ops core helmet.. not a military guy just for rec and fun
Thank you for your service to our country.
“Daylight Assault” Glad to know The Unit doesn’t need the Moon to operate haha
Been following Jamey and 1 Minute Out on the Gram for awhile now, American badass for sure 🤙🇺🇸🍻
Thank You for sharing! Amazing story. Thank You Mr Caldwell for your service 👍👍🇺🇸
Wow, what an amazing individual! Thanks for sharing and absolutely thank you for your service! True American hero!
Thank you for your service
Great addition to the Panteao instructors!
Thank you for your service Jamey! 🙏🇺🇲👌
Everyone, who has been on this channel has a HUGE thing in common, thats not seen most other places. It's their heart and the passion that comes with it. They love like lions. You can see it if you look. Real recognizes real and this channel is full of real.
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Awesome story about a dedicated soldier and now a promising businessman (and fisherman). Best wishes to you in the future!
Very cool. Thanks for your service. 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸
Was waiting on “One Minute Out”. Did not disappoint.
Not the Tip of the Spear myself by any stretch, but I wanted to support as the Shaft.
Cheers Warrior.
USN 8300. Thirty and and out. 🎱
Am glad you told them the truth on how you never made it the first time and went on to try it the second time🎖️🙏I think people need to know this and not feel bad about failing on the first intake we keep trying until we ain't no more PERIOD 📢
My main inspiration during my 5 years of service. Nobody in my unit knew who this guy was but I did forsure.
Cheers. Thanks for sharing.
True class act. Thanks.
Great story...and what an amazing dude..
I've seen his face in several Delta photos. Good to finally meet him.
A modern day Spartan
Ah yes, BB gun wars! I remember going to the hospital to have one removed from my thumb. This guy is awesome, thx for sharing.
Proud to call you friend
Excellent music!
I was just talking about BB gun fights yesterday. Have a buddy that had a BB stuck under the skin and didn't want to tell his parents so he wouldn't get in trouble. It stayed there for 20 years.
We had a kid get shot in the eye, somehow didn't lose the eye but it went into his eye lid
Ah yeah, the good 'ol days. I had a BB in my pinky finger for @ that long. was nickel plated when it went in, came out black as coal.
Are used to hunt doves when does got to flying slow we would shoot at each other with shotguns
Great stuff! Jamey, if you ever come (or want to come) to the Northwest Ohio / Northeastern Indiana area to instruct a NVG class, let me know! I could probably get it all set up at a nice facility/compound here!
I know he was looking to set things up throughout 2020, you can hit him up direct at 1minuteout@gmail.com
Awesome dude!
I remember bb gun wars!!! I remember getting in trouble for those when someone would get hurt lok
Those were good days, don't forget dirt clod and rock fights.
Dirt clods, rocks and when we were out of b b ‘s we would crush stones small enough to pass through the gun
7 years Ranger & 14 years CAG, that’s a lot of stress. Perhaps he wasn’t injured badly to have survived the grind of being high speed all those years.
15 seconds on tgt +/- 2 seconds is a seriously fast 🤙🏼 hit
A new video!!!
Movies surely played a huge role in the guys who signed up for SOF career fields in the 80s, no wonder funding for military games & movies have quadrupled in the past 15-years.
The impact has been known.
Bad ass dude right here were navy seals hear to get you out lol had my laughing hard. good videos.
Great man!🇺🇸💪🏼
+++ JAMIE HEART! DUST COVER AFTER MAKING RDY. DID NOT SEE A SPEED RELOAD. lol ❤
The only thing I would like to add to this is I don't agree with his statement that the police protect friends and family. federal court is actually ruled the police don't have to protect you are not required to by law. Only you can protect you. The thing with law enforcement and I used to be a LEO, is that they are reactionary not proactive. And if you look at response times you're screwed if you actually need the Police/Sheriff Dept. .
Liked the video
Way more advanced. Than the cyclops PVS-7 and old PVS-5 we used
Can a guy sound more humbled and down to earth?
What's harder, becoming an operator or landing one of those 4 blackhawks in that small courtyard??/
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We had BB gun fights all the time. Winter was the best. Mom always told me not to do it but we always did. So one fight I got shot in the forehead and the BB got stuck. Tried to pop it out like a sit but it was stuck. I was 17 so the ER wouldn’t treat it without my mom signature. Long story short, she wouldn’t let them numb it because she was pissed and made the doctor Cut it out with no lidocaine. Another time my neighbor buddy was walking across street and I shot him right in the chest. He dropped right in the middle of the street. We laughed our ass off. We used pellet guns & had a 3 pump rule.....and always broke it. Good times
😂😂love it
what MOS did you enlisted in exactly im going to reclass so the 25 series. interested in commo
I guarantee he was 25B or 25C, on the line right away.
Having listened to a recent podcast he was on he said his original MOS was a 31C. That immediately stuck with me because that was my MOS and I wondered why the Ranger Battalions needed 31Cs. He later in the podcast said his MOS changed to a 25-series I believe.
Guess I'm confused a little. What can Delta Operators do that Ranger Operators can't do as in hostage rescues after the choppers touch down on a compound that they have Intel on?
Rangers work in support of Unit actions quite often. Rangers do other things but can be tasked with taking airfields. CAG is trained in everything everybody else is trained in. But specifically tasked with HRT work, and other critical, can't afford any mistakes missions. The hardest stuff there is.
Rangers don’t do hostage rescue
The luck of these folk who get rescued from the savages , one minute their sat in misery next up a bunch of operators burst in to take em home 😎👍
10:27 don't know which guns are more impressive, the rifle or his forearms lol DAMN i wish i had arms like that
BB gun wars were the shit! 1 or 2 pumps and good to go. Good memories. We also used to use sling shots and choke tree berries.
BB gun wars I'm an old guy now... Didn't know other guys did that when they were young too.
Night vision ..weapon sites and scopes 🧠👌 now you know the difference
What car is he driving tho
Hey look another easy going, articulate guy who served in the unit. Seems like a common theme.
Thats what i notice about Unit guys and Green Berets, they are really smart and easy going guys. Seals are book writers who just think too much about them selves lol I see a lot of Special Operation or Forces saying the dont like working with Seals (the newer gen of Seals).
@@GianWarGasm I was working with an oda team during an exercise and we shared barracks with them. Honestly just looked like normal dudes even some of them were a little chubby and unassuming but when we linked up with them in the field it was a total 180, the dudes just had a presence and calmness about them. None of them acting hard or anything just quiet professionals and leaders. Really enjoyed working them
Can't stop thinking about them that ended up in hell loosing life.tree trunks are very thin.
Ha, so interesting. I wanted to be a SEAL my entire life and now I am a 11B lol
I wanted to join the military bad when I was young,I wanted to be a sniper,my dad and uncle were in Vietnam,my uncle was a sniper, when I was 10 he taught me how to shoot with a 22 hornet, killing coyotes,on our cattle ranch back in the early 80's I practiced every day then at 14 he gave me a Remington 700 in 308 and showed me how to shoot at 300 to 500 yards and being able to kill something at those ranges had me hooked but that same year using a chainsaw I lost my left eye so at 18 when my buddies and I went to the recruiter office they got in but I was denied because of my eye I can still shoot just the same but apparently uncle sam doesn't want some one eyed pos shooting a rifle at people
Delta is so tight lipped when they go on ops they say they're seals lol. This guy never once uttered the word Delta.....seals take notes
There are tons of Unit guys on Podcast telling their stories - without saying Delta Force - but everyone knows who they were
So, what’s the difference?
@@G4x5da lol...the difference is THAT. They don't say it, if someone else does thats thier decision. SEALs do self promotion like no other service.
Because they don't like or are weirded out saying delta. They say the Unit.
When I was around 10yo I got a bb rifle. At the same time I bought a go-cart. A girl in my neighborhood asked to ride my go cart and when I let her, she drove by me and said she wouldn't give it back so I ran in my house got my BB gun, came back out and shot 2 of her teeth out as she drove by me. I swear I'm a nice guy...
Are these dudes more elite than devgru?
No, tier 1 is tier 1
Very Cool! I miss when the world was dominated by Alpha Males.
BB gun wars were a lot of fun until I got hit in the
Hahah yesss bbgub wars. I thought me n my buddues did that. Indian shit ya know hahaha
Does he ever question why he is killing other humans?
Because some people need killin'...........