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I don't understand how Him being on the gun saved his life if it hit the receiver then his face if he wasn't on the gun at all how would it have ricocheted into his face

Semper Fi

11C here. Fuckin everyone hates us 😅😂

Henry was my great uncle and it's amazing to see him get such amazing recognition

The whole military, nasa and all contractors run on this pseudoscience today. Its called systems analysis, or formal systems engineering process.

He faked invoices when he bought the knock out gas the Russians used in the theater terrorist incident to see if it was viable for six.

Do you happen to know what episode Jocko read the whole White Tea review? That was hilarious

Semper Fi

Thank you for the poem. Grew up reading Robert’s book

Every MOS, including special operations, exist solely to support the Infantry on the battlefield. Infantry are the tip of the spear in military speak.

End of Silence was the best Rollins Band album. Saw him three times when they were touring on that album in the early ‘90s. Pinnacle of his career right there, post-Black Flag. That’s what got him the Lallapalooza gig in ‘94. Those were the days. Couple that with his spoken word events and books, and you have a very interesting guy back then.

11B transitioned to 11A. 28 years later retired. “Conventional”. “Ground pounder”. “Regular” etc. Here’s to us and those like us that embodied our motto….”Follow Me!”

Yes Marcinko, was a genius when it came to seal team development ,planning, tactics, strategy, and even big future planning and utilization of the seals but he was also a theif, and had profitered off of contrat accusations and defrauded the government over contracts he was convicted and served 21 months in federal prision. He was not the maverick or break away seal officer, or rouge warrior pappy boyington he was a theif. Basicly he invented seal team six and had unlimited budget for gear and equipment so his budget was on larger than the marine corp, he aquired sig saure pistols before they were ever issued charging the givernent thousands of dollars, mostlty commerical off the shelf equipnent We have to call it like it is.

This poem exactly describes how I feel listening to his podcasts

Demo Dick was a legend.

Andy is a great American! We’re fortunate to have men like Andy and Jocko.

I think Yoel was always clean. Romero is a good dude. Jocko, not so much, Tim, not so much.

I bet Tim did steroids in UFC

It’s amazing how he’s trying to read it like the original dude. You can’t help but get into that man’s original voice. It’s too perfect.

Devgroup (seal team 6), still keeps a lot of his methods and ideas and use them for recruiting It usually involves a night out at the bar. They want to see how you behave off duty and how well you get along with the team Then an early morning kickass PT session

Semper Fidelis! I just read "The Last Stand of Fox Company: A True Story of U.S. Marines in Combat". One of the best Marine stories I have read. Korea was tough...Thank you for the poem!

Amazing story of determination

Funny how all the video was uploaded years ago but all the comments are from a couple of weeks ago since the 28 Years Later trailer.

Perfection is For the imperfect.

I see more examples of Judoka defeating BJJ in contests than the other way around. That speaks volumes ... I'd rather Judo on the street than BJJ.

This is scary!

“ No discharge in the war!” Except for ammunition discharging

Logistics runs were some of the most dangerous operations on MSR Tampa.

My personal antidote to "Boots" was "If". "If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you."

Very interesting, thanks for the analysis on the poem, powerful and depressing. I also appreciate you reading out the poem itself.

Women have no idea about any of this, and never will.

28 years later and I'm back to this

I read The Things They Carried two years ago for English class in highschool, and it was incredibly good. The whole story has still stuck to me til this day. I'm up to episode 43 of the podcast and was searching to see if Jocko did this book but seems like he only did the intro. I wish he did more since Tim O'Brien did really well on the literary techniques and description and meta-fiction.

Homie was back in SERE

28 years later!

This is some hardcore shit

11bang in the regiment! rltw

if the poem was published in 1903, how can you say it was about ww1?

I joined the Marines in 1966 because I wanted to be a Marine. We Army and Marines tease each other but we always had respect for the army grunts. Civilians pick on the army and they will find out how we respect them. The Army does most of the fighting and dying in a war. We Marines are a small in numbers, and yes, a cocky group. But my Army friends lived in the same jungles and rice paddies as I did. Put up with unbearable heat and fatigue while eating crap food and made fun of because they lived in terrible conditions just like I did. In WW2 the Army had 99 divisions, the Marines had 5 until the last battle on Okinawa where they had 6. Who do you think did the most fighting and dying. Bless you Army grunts. I would be proud to by you a beer and talk.

1-506 Baker Co! Currahee! Proud 11Bang Bang.

My drill sergeant in 2015!

As a grunt with 1/110th 28th ID in Ramadi I’ve always thought of specialty units such as seals, D and others with awe watching them in the AO but I also would look at fellow grunts the same! These MFers would close with enemy, often not knowing the situation and just push through the objective with ruthless professionalism!

Rickson Gracie is a legend.

Thou shalt do nothing I will not do first, and thus will you be created Warriors in my deadly image.

Thank you sir

The Queen of Battle

It was a rambling, nonsensical speech, without even the element of propaganda, because it was too late for that. Hitler's demise was not far off.

Tommy is a wrestler. We never quit.

Remember this when you hear how our government rounded up Japanese-American civilians and gerded them into detention camps. Yes, prejudice against Asians existed prior to detention, but the atrocities reported from Nanking so horrified and infuriated FDR's government that i promise it made the decision about derention easier. When the war ended, there was even discussion about deporting all the detainees. It was a vicious, crazy time.

Rickson v Marcelo no gi? Rickson v Fedor MMA?