Army Rangers React to Military Movies
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This week Richard Ryan wrangled up a couple of Army Rangers - Mat Best and Jariko Denman. Denman has deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq 15 times, and he currently runs War Office Productions, advising filmmakers on all-things tactical. Keep an eye out for the film he worked on most recently, "The Outpost" based on the Battle of Kamdesh, where Staff Sergeant Clinton Romesha and Staff Sergeant Ty Carter were both awarded the Medal of Honor. Needless to say, Jariko has some legit experience under his belt.
We're guessing you already know our buddy, Mat. Since they're both Rangers, we obviously had to hit Black Hawk Down. We also caught Ronin and 3 Kings. What movies should we grab next time around?
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Movie times:
01:28 - “Black Hawk Down” 2001, Revolution Studios
06:47 - “Three Kings” 1999, Warner Bros.
11:55 - “Ronin” 1998, MGM
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Alright knuckle-draggers, what movies should we do next?!
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Grunts Life. And I Guess its not a movie but Generation Kill
We Were Soldiers and Rules of Engagement
Lone survivor
The Memphis belle
When Mat was in Ranger Bat his team didnt use flashbangs, he would just step in the door and smile and blind the shit out of everyone
He's a class 4 dental at best
lol
Lol .... clearly not a dipper
Smile and scream. Blind them and make them deaf.
Whitening strips bro, pretty sure Mat has a lifetime supply
“Veterans are talking....” 👍🤣
Lads we’ve found another wild Matsimus... we must be quite in order not to spook him
@State of Wyoming general Kenobi
@@falco919 lllllll
Как бабушки на скамейке )))
@@falco919 nature was so beautiful!
You need to do 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
agree pls do 13 hours
it's a total Hollywood movie. not even worth the time
@@Dunning.Kruger ehh, its a fun movie though
@@Dunning.Kruger Yeah. Lots of bullshit in that one. Its about as realistic and in-depth as a Michael Moore documentary.
OFFICE312 I was listening to Kris Paranto and Mark Geist talk about the movie and they seemed pretty ok with it. They were actively involved with the filming and the movie itself was written off the book. There is some Hollywood leftist apologist type stuff but what would you expect from Hollywood. The part I hated about the movie was the scene attempting to make you feel bad by showing a bunch of women crying over the dead terrorists.
I actually had already did the research to find out about those two snipers in Black Hawk Down. Its hard to think they knew they would die but they did it anyway, that bravery on a whole different level.
They received the Medal of Honor posthumasly. Randy Shugart's father was at the ceremony and yelled at Clinton that he wasn't good enough to be president. I don't read a lot of books that are all about battles, but I read,"Band of Brothers" and "Blackhawk Down." Mark Bowden who is a journalist went through months and months of getting through the red tape of the military to get what he needed. Ridley Scott directed it and I thought they did a great job of getting the story told even though like any book made into a movie some things are changed because it won't work on screen. Even doing that they still managed to make a movie that captured what the men and Somalis went through. Mark Bowden went to Somalia a year or two after all of this and told some their stories which I wasn't expecting, but was glad. The one thing several Somalis said was that the Americans all looked like Superman because they're equipment made them look bigger than they were. A lot of different factors went into why that happened and I could tell more, but you probably want me to be quiet anyway, but Mike Durant who pioleted the second chopper that went down and also the one that Shugart and Gordon defended for almost an hour against 100s of Somalis until they ran out of bullets, also wrote a book about his experience and instead of killing Durant who had been moved out of the chopper they took him hostage for about 11 days before letting him go. He had broken his back and a femur in his leg and had to go almost two weeks without anything for pain, but aspirin. Both are good books.
@@l.plantagenet2539 wow I did not know a lot of that. And I enjoyed reading it all and thank you.
I highly doubt you would say the same thing about a german sniper on the Ostfront of world war 2
@@clementineschalchen330 just looked up the book, definitely gonna read it when I get a chance.
@@clementineschalchen330 the Ostfront 🤣 do it in English or schreibe es auf Deutsch?! Wenn Sie ein deutsches Wort verwenden, sehen Sie so aus, als würden Sie Ihre Geschichte aus Videospielen lernen... Sincerely J Kümm
"No one's that bad a shot." I almost peed myself laughing when he said that.
Obviously, they never worked with the Coast Guard...
Or Navy Master at Arm's
@@OffensiveJestr nah man, CG has beat the rangers the last 2 years in a sniper competition. Try the Army Reserves, you ever seen someone put a mag in upside down, have someone hit zero targets, and have a few people take 5 iterations just to qualify?....... on the same range day? That's the reserves. (My unit atleast)
@@patricks.7951 marine here, during boot a guy in my company put it upside down
The guy beside me didn't realize his gun jammed after trying to shoot 3 rounds lol
During qual week one guy in my platoon didn't realize he had shot all of his ammo during the fast fire part and had to be instructed
o g h
Mat’s teeth are brighter than my future
So shit
I don’t think they actually drink the coffee
Thats from noell sitting on his face, everyday.
They're like that episode of Friends where Ross gets his teeth whitened.
@@22mrranger 😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣 ....that was one of those weird hard on while I'm laughing moments. Awkward
Bring in a couple of Coast Guard veterans, and review “The Guardian.”
This is for Military Veterans 😉
As a former coastie.. no.. just no.
or anyone from a high school swim team
Lmfao.... Oh god, please do that..... Nothing like knee high sailors being critical..... Hilarious
Lenny How about The Finest Hour then?
When I was in the police academy, we had a guy (Army veteran) who was asked by an instructor if his weapon had a safety during inspection. He held up his finger and responded "this is my safety." Everyone (including the instructor) laughed. We were still laughing while he did about 100 pushups.
R.I.P. to Shughart and Gordon. Some of the bravest men to ever walk the earth
And now both have Navy ships named after them…
@@nwcoastlife thats great
Operations Room youtube channel has a great video with all the details of the blackhawk down incident
“How every hero and villain in each movie is a professional race car driver.”
I laughed hard, because he’s so right.
Maybe they are because they trained to ride for someone reason for this exact moment
Keep this up guys, the world needs THIS!
The world needs YOU Niel!!
@@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany We also want more rap battles, bikini snaps, and consequence bets.
Boobs
Truth
@@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany SO I am a little surprised that no one commented on the teflon bullet scene in Ronin.....
Why the hell is everyone on this channel just the coolest?
Vet bros
It’s an army thing you wouldn’t understand
Fukin Mercans...that's why!
Because they are real. RLTW
These are true men. RLTMFW
Turned off my Xbox after playing CoD to hear, “turn off call of duty”
You too, huh?
Me too
So, for reference. I was in C 3/15th Mechanized Infantry out of Ft Steward. I was in Division ready force when Blackhawk down occurred. We were wandering about at about 10pm at night and told we were on alert but not why. They had us sign in and got the the stock room. A major shows up, tells us that our supported unit has gotten involved in a firefight. We will be loading up on a C5 and flying to their location. This of course sounds like a drill. He then proceeds to tell the infantry platoon that the country has 3 diseases in the air, 5 diseases in the ground and 4 in the water system. So, we are never to lay on the ground or drink the water.
They have us zero our weapons and load up on the C5. We are all looking at each other like we are utterly confused. We still have no clue were we are going. The area in the upper part of the C5 is like an airline, when you load 18 men into they have no clue what to do. About halfway across the Atlantic, someone walks into the area and tells us we will be landing in Rome, refueling and our next stop is Cairo. Our final destination is Mogadishu, Somalia. None of us know what this place is or anything about it. Note: this is all pre-internet.
When we finally land in Somalia. They tell us the firefight has been going on for all 18 hours of our flight. We are to get the two bradleys off the back of the plane and duck them in behind some Conexes to get ammo. We pull off the plane.. and the first thing we see is an E-7 running along in Grey Army shorts and T-shirt for his morning run. The entire airport feels like there is people running all over it but no one seems like there is a fire fight going on. There is a bunch of guys exhausted over to the side but that is about it.
What we find out later is that 10th mountain and the rangers are at the stadium and all of these guys are the supply chain. We supported the Rangers going out looking for the 2 dead rangers and the pilot the following 3 nights. Rangers cannot afford to have two of their numbers missing. They just simply will not allow that to happen.
10 days later, two spectre gunships show up, drop leaflets to not be in Adid's compound that evening on the town. They rain down death for 12 hours throughout the night. The compound is 1 brick high in the morning. I am on guard duty at the airport. 6 somalians drag 2 bodies and 1 stretcher upto the front gate.
I left there 6 months later in March.
Thank you for your service 🎖️
Would be really interested to see a reaction by you guys to the new Chris Hemsworth movie "Extraction".
The combat in that movie is a thousand times more realistic than most Hollywood stuff. Still beefed up and glitzy, but the CQC had oomph like in Winter Soldier.
@@office3125 one thing. Last part of the movie wtf is the sound coming before the bullet impacts
Do you want to see combat vets have a group brain hemorrhage?
@@office3125 winter soldier is legit. one of the better mcu movies imo
A much lesser known hero in Mogadishu. Brad halling. He was with Gordon and stutghart. He lost his leg in the battle
Yes he did, but he was able to get around so well on a prosthetic that he was able to return to the unit! Tough as hell
A titan. Has a great Instagram account as well.
@@tl43 That right there's determination alright.
"Hm, you've lost your leg. Perhaps it's time to retire to a civilian career?"
"What, do I look like I'm made of cotton candy? Get me back in there."
I go to college with his son, great dude!
@@tl43 For fucks sake, get the man's name right Sgt, 1st class Randy SHUGHART, and the other sniper was M/Sgt Gary GORDON. Don't toss the names of patriots around like they're garbage. Show some respect..
You guys should react to the whole Generation Kill series
And bring a Marine to that one, because i can so relate to that show, its like my own personal band of brothers
Best take on the modern Marine Corps ever. Every combat arms Marine I ever met (myself included) watches this series and loves it!
I always laugh so hard at Ray and I love how I watch it and every Marine reminds me of someone I served with.
i definitely didnt have my name inspired by anyone... (H-Actual is always taken :(
Army Rangers react to "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" next please
Text em
LMFAO! That's it, I'm dead....!
You know, it may have been a minor part of this exchange, but my favorite part was when Mat showed absolute adoration and respect to the medal winners. You just can't represent our military or our country any better than that.
"Oh you think you're funny?"
"Yeah I do. One day Im gonna be a TH-camr and react to Black Hawk Down"
Lmao my sides
Gordon and Randy, both received the Medal of Honor. Legends never die.
Ugh, the moment you said The Outpost being released in March and most of America being in lock down. Read the book! Definitely worth it!
Big oof (this was recorded at SHOT Show) - but it's still going to release and we can't wait to see it!!
The Outpost does a good job telling the complete history of COP Keating. I personally like the book Red Platoon: A True Story of American Valor. It is about the final battle for Keating written by Clint Romesha who received the MOH from that day.
Jeffrey Huerd both are good books but that’s the better of the two
There was a documentary on Netflix called "Medal of Honor" that had two episodes: one about Clint and the other about Ty. It was very interesting and details quite a number of other MOH recipients. Definitely worth checking out.
"It's gonna premiere at SXSW" *announcer voice* "It would not premiere at SXSW"
The Outpost was a really good movie. Great job on the realism. It really captured the story in my opinion.
I laughed so hard when Jariko did the middle eastern guy impression and find out that it sounds exactly the same.
Do “War Machine” with Brad Pitt, “Overlord”(horror), Aliens (sci-fi), “The Thing” with Kurt Russell, and “Inglorious Bastards”
I think it would be hilarious to see their take on some of the more fictional. Not unlike the “True Events” of real events (non fiction) that they blow out of the water.
I would be interested in knowing what the black rifle company would do during a "the thing" like encounter
The Thing, reaction would be awesome!
@@jamesrollison1599 BRC would just be a mexican standoff with everyone armed with flamethrowers
Got the Unit memorial Scholarship a few years back. Was awarded to me in memory MSG Gordon. His widow presented me the scholarship with a full biography and personal note as well as dog tags that read “in memory of MSG Gary Gordon”. Knew their story prior to receiving the scholarship, made it very special.
Wow. A lot to live up to, huh? Congratulations.
Kevin Wanovich woww that must’ve been a huge honor
Well fukin aye bud
@@tynryder27 wow that rocks!
“You don’t get hungover from Heroine” lol 😂 love these react videos! Richard keep them coming!
so true though
Black Rifle Coffee Company you just get debilitating WD’s and steal your mothers purse instead LOL
Craig231990 that’s weird, you defiantly do from morphine.
Heroin bro not heroine. That “E” on the end takes it from an illegal drug to a female hero
You do if you drink a fuckton of whiskey along with the heroin
"They're gonna torture him. They need some Marky Mark intel" 😂😂😂
I wasn’t playing call of duty but I looked up Army Master Sgt. Gordon and Army Sgt. 1st Class Randall Shughart. Most amazing article I’ve ever read about two men who literally chose to gave their lives for their buddies. Thank y’all for your service and thank you to anyone who has, is, or will be serving.
You need to watch “Heat” especially the scene where they are leaving the bank
13:05
The RI's showed us that scene when I went the Long Range Surveillance Leaders Course in 2000. RLTW class 10-97.
They use that for education purposes in many institutions
@@rottbot3361 they said that but I don't recall watching it, anyone know where it is?
Really? That scene is shit especially since they have their guns on auto the whole time and not semi. Like they wouldn’t run out of ammo the first 20 seconds of the gun fight. Yeah real realistic
"Poor man's Owen Wilson."
More like the director's director friend. That's Spike Jonze, son!
He did great, though.
Love this series. Please keep it up!
How about looking at an old classic, John Wayne "Sands of Iwo Jima", especially some of the bayonet training scenes. Maybe you could also look at the British SAS during the first Gulf War in "Bravo Two Zero".
Sean Bean as a good guy for a change.
It ain't weird to see Sean Bean playing a good guy, but his character surviving would be a fucking novelty
Honestly, what is a ranger going to offer when talking about the SAS?
The M9 pistol is a fine sidearm when it's properly cared for. I joined the Army just when we were transferring from the 1911. The 1911 that I shot was a POS. The "floating barrel" was swinging in the wind and hitting the target was considered lucky.
The Berreta was a God's send. After 20+ years of abuse and crappy armorers who aren't gunsmiths. It's not suprising that the M9 gets a bad rap.
My first M9 in '92 ran like a Cadillac.
I was gonna say, the M9 is a beautiful firearm. For it's first few years of development, it underwent troubleshooting like any gun, but now I'd carry an M9 over a SiG or a Glock any time of the day.
That 1911 was made in WWII. It went through WWII, Korea, and Vietnam before it got to you.
Me: *thinking would be silly if the reason I joining military because of movie
Mat: I join military because of this movie
😱😏
I think my favorite more recent Military Movie have been *ACT of VALOR* .....
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I'm former *82nd Airborne 2/505th* and even though it's an older movie and one of the greats by the way, *The Longest Day* ... I hate watching the scene where the *505th* come down right on top of the German's in Sainte Mere Eglise .. I tear up every time I see it..
When I was with II MEF CASEVAC I had a chief in the Navy, switched over from the Army at some point in the late 90's. He will not watch this movie, because he was there. He told us some of the craziest war stories, but would never talk about this.
14:48 “Ya got anything coming down the pipe?”
“Yeah I had some Taco Bell “
🤣🤣🤣
"It's crazy how all these Iraqis speak English" not really. Back in those days Iraq had modern infrastructure and some schools taught English. A lot of middle east people from Iraq/Syria/Iran had gone to University in Egypt specifically to take English.
Did you miss the part where he said "very educated village" right after?
That's before democracy
And then it turned into an authoritarian shithole
and those Iraqis in particular were going to smuggle a bunch of gold out of the country and had fake passports IIRC, so they probably would be multilingual af, baathists
@@Admiral.Snakbar a village where millions in gold was hidden by the Baath party
"That's always a good technique... get some guys on bullhorns speaking the wrong language..." BWAAAAAhahahaa
One of the few scenes in Black Hawk Down directly from Mark Bowden's book was the "This is my safety" line. It's a direct quote.
"Veterans are talking...." BWAAAAHAAAAAHAAAAAHAA!!
rekt XD
Just to prove a point I bought a commercial M9. Ran it to 3000 rounds of crappy ammo before it slowed down and had a ftf from carbon in the grease.
It gets a bad wrap because they aren't taken care of, and have 10-20k rounds through them.
I’m not gonna lie, I watched The Outpost not too long ago on Netflix, and I cried at the end lmao
That movie really did serve justice for that battle, it was incredible.
I watched that film with a friend who had a very similar experience what was depicted, we had to stop about halfway through
Rip Gary Gordon and Randy Shughart. When I first saw this movie my friends were moved by their sacrifice and enlisted when they got out of high school. This movie played a big part in that.
Great as always guys! How about: “The Final Option” , Early 1980’s- About the SAS Iranian Embassy raid. The raid scene was done by real SAS guys. Keep up the good work!
Alot of movies and mini series has inspired me to be in the military in general like: The Pacific, Band of Brothers, The Great Raid, Green Berets, Saving Private Ryan, 13 hrs, Tears of The Sun and Black Hawk Down. The movies that inspired me to be a n Army Ranger are: Black Hawk Down and Saving Private Ryan.
With the exception of The Green Berets (we ARE talking John Wayne here right?), EVERY MOVIE you mentioned came out AFTER I had enlisted...
FUCK I'M OLD!
@@swaghauler8334 lmao the moment shit like that hits you ;) gotta fuckin love it!
Uh, hello? Don’t forget “Stripes.”
No mention of Generation Kill, shame
RAD 11b wish i could say the same thing. But im autistic. Im too mentally incapable of enlisting. Lol. Fml
12:43
Is a SIG, it is a swiss Army Rifle. I think it is the IG551 Swat version, not 100% sure because i din't se the lenght right. Greetings from swiss mp gren srgt.
I don‘t think it is the 551 version, it looks more like a 552 commando or the regular 552.
@@patrickstar6693 thats why, iam not sure.
@@Hirnknaker IMFDB knows. check the IMFDB page.
6:03 I remember as a kid seeing in the news how these two heroes were dragged and it made a big impression on me. As an adult, after seeing and reading about these two brave soldiers, I decided to name my future boys after them. My only son is 6 and he’s named after Garry Gordon. If he ever asks, he’ll know he’s named after a hero.
"They need some Marky Mark intel." 😂
They shoved “Hooah” in as much as possible cause they realized the marines got the market on good motto sayings
The only place you heard Hooah used like a language was during Basic/AIT. Once you were assigned to an Infantry Brigade that shit was only used sarcastically.
Unless it was a fucking POG.
@@silntstl exactly
"I always like to use small import cars as cover” GOLD
"Its a town full of educated Iraqis "!..........the goats speak English
Iraqis are well educated for living in a warzone. The Kurds especially.
“It’s premiering at SXSW”
Ouch, that didn’t age well
Did a short stint in Iraq with Colonel Steele. He did not like to talk about Mogadishu but his PSD set me up. Dude was kool as shit, though. Heard he got in trouble after we left sector.
I remember laughing at how long Orlando Bloom was taking to fast rope.
These videos are THE BEST. The BRCC ads are already funny but the "veterans react to" videos are hilarious. :D
Matt isnt angry thats just straight respect for Shugart and Gordon the some of the most badass men to ever live
They were in Somalia for their brothers, but its easy to misinterpret with your head up your ass so Ill let it slide my dude.
When you reacted to Black Hawk Down i got really exited because my grandpa helped organize that mission and he told me all the back story to the mission
Favorite line from Three Kings:
"...Are we shooting?!?"
I served 86-91, we never said "hu-a". It sounds like they want to Marines...sad.
Mike Senuty well, marines did take a lot from the Army
I definitely heard it in Basic pretty often, mostly from 1sg
please dear God, REVIEW PATTON WITH GEORGE C. SCOTT!!!!
If not that how about Kelly's Heroes can't go wrong with Clint Eastwood!!
@@thomasohanlon1060 Donald Sutherland as Oddball, lol. The WW2 hippie tanker.
Unfortunately George Scott passed in 99'.
Where they put the needle D in was in his heart, third intercostal mid clavicular they are too close to his sternum
Sorry, it just bugged the shit out of me when I saw it
I don't know how TH-cam algorithm got me here but I'm glad it did. Guys, I'd seriously go out for a beer with you!
Glad you were able to see it. Did you say Beer? Let's Go!!!!!
My BRCC hat just arrived in the mail. Upon placing it on my dome I was immediately able to zero my 5.56 at 1,000m...with my non dominant hand.
You guys seriously need to do a reaction to Act of Valour
Crappy acting but muy bad ass action.
@@Dave-in-MD Almost all the actors in that movie are real life active duty Navy Seals.
"Valor"
It doesnt have a "U" in it
@@Dave-in-MD Those were all Navy SEALs and almost all were still active duty at the time, including the lead SEAL. I got his book and its amazing. "Damn Few". Read it some time.
@@32a34a I know.
"This is always a good technique just hold up a piece of paper, get some guys on the bullhorn speaking the wrong language" I lost it at this one 🤣
I literally was playing Call of Duty when he said that we should turn it off😂
I am the camper that was waiting for you to spawn to get a head shot
Did you turn it off?
Did you chase the feeling of shame away with a hot pocket?
I feel like this lineup is basically MST3K: Veterans Edition. Can't get enough, it's hilarious!!!
11:31
Random fact of the day: It only takes a few inches of water (or some other liquid) to knock a grown man off his feet.
lmfao!! That part of the video was my favorite
9:45 The oldest M9s were only in service for about 5-6 years by Desert Storm. They weren't yet the beat-to-shit complete jam-o-matics that Mat would have used over a decade later.
We had brand new M9s in Batt. They still sucked. We got Glocks a few years later.
@@BrianT175 Not a fan of either Handgun, but they both are better then the old Smith and Wesson Combat 38 revolver.
I’m just disappointed that they didn’t use the ol’ ID card and medical tape sucking chest wound treatment protocol. What next? Not using the styrofoam coffee cup to treat globe luxation (popped out eyeball)?
My favorite thing in the Air Force was the Self Aid Buddy Care (SABC) training video we had to watch. Ask JT about it some time, it was great!
The old pencil in the eyeball training vid...classic
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze.
- Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend.
- The Secret of Nimh.
The theme is...
Animals.
THE OUTPOST IS AMAZING its awesome it's depicted beautifully i watched it a couple days ago its great
You guys really make my day during this lockdown! Are Matts teeth real? lol
The point is that the "that's my safe, sir" quote, had been actually said by a Delta operator. That's what is written on the Black hawk Down book by Mark Bowden.
Yeah but a CAR-15 mechanically won't go on safe if the hammer is down. More or less walking around on rack safe but with a loaded magazine
@@rzr2ffe325 Fine. But that's not poit. Somebody said the frase. That's the point.
@@rzr2ffe325 WHAT??
not the only person who sometimes cant watch military movies cause how bad the tactics are
We should start a group for people like us
I know it is painful, but you have to remember it is a movie. Depending on who is advising on the set and the desired result the director wants out of a scene, some shit will be hokey as hell.
Black Rifle Coffee Company damn strait
Review: “lone survivor and end of watch”
I visited a French Army surplus store once. They had beautiful rifles with a sign that said, "Never fired, only dropped once."
LMAO,,,yup a M9 would definatly be my first choice for breaching a door or making an entry,,,WTF?
My prefrence for clearing was old school,,but effective,a PPs43. But that was Nam. Just Imagine 2020, and I STILL got one. Old habits die hard after the battle of Hue,,,,,,,it served me well.
Movies,,,,,,what a friggin joke right?
Mingo, 2/17 Air Cav A
When Michael Steele was Rakkasans 6, some private tried to get him to sign his copy of Black Hawk Down, it didn't go well.
You should react to the early 90s television series "Thunder in Paradise" with Hulk Hogan. It was about two ex-Navy SEALS based in and around Florida/Caribbean taking on criminals/pirates and drug lords with there fully kitted out futuristic speed boat. The Boat somehow looked a lot bigger inside than it did from the outside.
It would be great to see its accuracy.
In the television movie, Hulk Hogan had an eye patch but in the tv series, he must have lost it so went without.
Fabulous series.
I haven’t thought about that show in years lol
I am retired Air Force, and I have a good one for you. I buy Black Rifle Coffee from my local range, and I don't drink Coffee. I do it to support you guys, and donate it to our local Food Pantry.
Just watched your TH-cam video and stumbled on your channel. Great stuff, I’m an Army veteran myself, 14 years. I wasn’t high speed like you guys. I was more low key operations. Did more of the training ops side of stuff like NTC FT Irwin etc. You guys rock though and I appreciate your service and what Black Rifle Coffee Company does for veterans. Your coffee is great too, has kept a lot of us third shift law enforcement guys going during those last few hours of a 12 hr shift. I’ll definitely make sure to hit the thumbs up button. Keep doing what you guys do best and I’ll make sure to keep telling people about your coffee.
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My father was a Ranger , this movie seemed to set him off in a few parts of the film, he did the Darby Queen best Ranger of 1994 I think. Anyways badass channel
Best part about three kings is when he like I don’t really have a day job sir shows him with a shotgun blasting stuffed animals off a junker car
Sad part is Down periscopes has been one of the most realistic Navy movie made in the last 40 years
Do you think WW2 submariners got fucked up watching Das Boot? I don't think I could live in an underwater tube that turned into a coffin at a moment's notice.
So damn True! And still one of my favorite comedy films. lol
You guys are awesome! Randy and Gordy are two of my favorite military servicemen. I’ve read there story many times and their citation
Awww, so you're on a first name basis?
@@CavZippo I would’ve been honored to have been but nope!
What about ‘Danger Close’ it’s a movie about the Australian battle of Long Tan in Vietnam and I would like to hear what you guys think
Aw man, one of the WORST movies for battle authenticity. It's like 1960s cowboys and indians. Pew Pew!
JakeMorrison lmao
Hey Matt, sorry bout those test fires.
Great episode gentlemen. Good stuff.
"Pretty funny hooah.. "
Do the alien movies I’d like to see veterans perspectives on how they’d handle that situation 😂
@Cataclysmic Dildoser They already did a Rambo movie
"I joined because of this movie."
God damn it. I feel old now.
I'll buy Mat a beer for every time he said he despises the Beretta.
This was such a great line up.
Mat Best is frantic and funny as usual. But Jariko Denman was so surprisingly deadpan hilarious as well. I could watch a whole series of these two.
Also that rifle wasnt a galil it's a howa rifle. The Japanese made it.
I think
It may also be a sig 556
It's a SIG551 the 556 has a different lower reciever that uses M16 mags and is made for US only since the original Swiss SG550 series rifles were baned in the US until this year i believe..
I'm quarantined, with no coffee.
You are doomed.
Lack of vitamin C (caffine) can kill those around you
Kek
Private,
Stick your head in the toilet and flush repeatedly until you realize you can order coffee on line
Yall gotta do these more often, they are the best!
Check out some Russian films, like "9th Company". Respect from Russia
I'd suggest Band of Brothers and The Pacific, but they're WW2 so idk if you'd want to. But definitely Generation Kill