The Tribute
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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Not a US Soldier I'm British but fuck this is good motivational shit!!!
Robin McDowell we need to pull our fingers out our arses and bump up our PR.
' This is belonging '
Dominic Oliver I liked the old Royal Marines adverts
Robin McDowell am. glad to call you am allies and a brother thank you for your services
every British person I meet online talks so Much crap about america and how everyone Is obese and a bunch of prickz
The best military speech of any war movie in my lifetime, mixed with the best movies in my lifetime. Good times. Thanks
excellent tribute- Never Forget Philip Grenier, 75th Rangers, KIA, Grenada!! Miss you cousin!!
Ace Riley He was a great Ranger along with Rangers Slater and Landon. RIP my brothers. RLTW
Ace Riley im a airborne ranger my and got back from Iraq last week best friend died right beside me in a pool of blood and my little brother died back in 2014 and im sorry for your loss and the loss of a brother
Thank- SGT Grenier was KIA'd 4 days before my daughter was born- her birthday is special in more then one way.
pointeduhocfoundation.com/memorial.html
If you ever get to Ft Lewis, WA, home of the 2nd Ranger Bn, there is a new, incredible memorial built to all of those who gave their life as a sacrifice while serving with 2nd Ranger Bn. I was trying to share some pictures I have, but it won't let me attach them to this comment. I was in C Co while he was in A Co. RLTW
thank you for your kind words- sorry for your loss - be safe and thank you for keeping us safe!
Don't ever delete this video, Never Have I ever watched a video that inspired not just me but my friends who are now joining me I'n the army never have I felt so proud to serve my country!!!! And I quote bye this that if any body asks me what Inspired me to join or to attack the enemy on the front line well I'll say this " It's not that we volunteer to fight for the money no no It's that we fight like are ancestors have fought before use all and that we fight for everybody's freedom from any terrorist group or evil that arises from the horizon."
I will gladly follow him into battle anytime anyplace
SOAR
Death from above.
Never shall I fail my comrades. I will always keep myself mentally alert, physically strong, and morally straight and I will shoulder more than my share of the task whatever it may be, one-hundred percent and then some.
Wagner27 William Roger That RLTW
hoah!!!!
RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!
Amen my brothers!
"Lead me,follow me,or just get out of my way"
Thanks for including "The Patriot". Not the best war film ever made, but I think it's underrated. I'm proud to say I worked on that film as an assistant armorer, and my spouse as a cavalry coordinator. It's a decent story with some good messages.
Well hell I liked it.
Patriot wicked film
I just want to know what in bloody hell happened to us? This was US, proud, fierce, strong, unstoppable and American above all!
What the hell happened, we lose, retreat, fight among ourselves, let once our greatest enemies over take us and then congratulate them... what has changed?
Do you know what gives you liberty to ask that question openly, to protest if something ain't to your liking?
Your fathers and grandfathers that had to sacrifice, sometimes even life and limb so you can say what you want.
And then somebody will burn the flag and say "I'm doing this to save America!".
Well thanks, but that ain't the America that i wanna live in.
The america i live in my reality is as a soldier i had brothers, brothers i could count on to give me 200% and i would give the same we would give more if we had to.. we respected what and who we were as a team and as individuals..
in the civilian world in the america i was defending protecting giving honor to didnt honor me bc of the color of my skin and the history of this country did not bode well for my people... and thats the america that exists a place where opportunity can be taken away based on what you are not who you are and what you can become.... so my loyalities lie with my regiment.. my love lies with those that fight for the freedom we want to exist for us.. the liberties that are not granted to every man.. so remember that when you talk about america and it being great there are levels to its greatness that are not great for all of its people...
Dante Ortiz I agree with you.
maxi4492 I agree with you.
Obama, liberals and globalist ideals are trying to tamp down that American spirit because they realize an America full of spirited Americans will never bend the knee to globalist rule. So now the left along with Hollywood, paints a picture of sensitive feelings, of promoting the weak and shaming the masculine strong and successful. Fear not though, because with the election of trump, America is saying to the world that we are done with this candyass leftist idea of what this nation will be and we are taking it back to make it the country our grandfathers lived in. The American spirit will no be broken.
Viet Nam, and the cry baby boomers who couldnt be bothered to fight. Same thing happened to academia. Losers stayed in college to avoid the draft until they got Phds and now they are your professors...
WE AMERICANS HAVE BEEN FIGHTING FOR OUR EXISTANCE SINCE 1776 .EVERY GENERATION OF OUR FINEST HAD TO GO AND PUT THEIR LIVES ON THE LINE TO KEEP OUR NATION FREE. THESE CLIPS SHOW A SMALL SEGMENT OF WHAT THEY HAD TO GO THROUGH .
Sound off like you got a pair next time
All I can say is God Bless America
That's all that needs to be said lol
Kevin Kelm thank you and the men and wemen beside me
When I have to wake up super early for a workout I don’t want to do I always watch this before I leave. Never fails to motivate me.
Semper Fi... I will always remember those. I served with, and I will never forget, or stop giving thanks to those who gave for me. For them I live, always remembering them. Family, friends, and above all COUNTRY MEN. SEMPER FI ALL.
Thanks from Australia we love our American brothers and sisters I will fight I will fight with them whatever when ever war I will stand by u and my uncle was saved by you guys I truly thank you I'm want to join the Australian defence force and I hope I will fight by side you great warriors thank you
I usually don't comment on videos, as I see no need most of the time, but this forced me to make an exception. This video is quite honestly the best and most moving war video I have ever seen. This gave me goosebumps as I watched. Thank you all for your service. o7
As I stand here humbled, with tears in my eyes, I realize a part of my soul it's fighting for all my brothers that paid the ultimate price. See you in fidlers green!
Amazing video guys!
Hell yea I'll buy a round when i get there. If you ain't CAV you ain't shit.
Merica
RangerUpVideos from one service member to another, thank you for your service
Gentleman you can't fight in here, this is the war room!
Thank you 'Doctor Strangelove'!
Makes me more proud that I have served. My check today may not come from the US Military, but I am still serving. Some of these actors say stupid shit, some of these actors have gone home, but what they represent should carry on to all of us--IN all of us. I hope to never again hear a shot fired in anger, but if I do, I know I will have my brothers with me to return that shot fired in anger. While the scenes above make me sad, remember those that I lost, couldn't save, and those others, after, that have been sent home, I will not give up. I will not falter. I will not put my flag away. I still serve.
I enlisted in the Army recently, I ship out August 28th.
Good luck mate! I ship out as Infantry in the Dutch Army October 23th.
How did I miss this great video.
Thank you ALL for your service!
I'm off to watch Patton again.
2023 and still sharing this video.
I'm going into the Marine Corps. But, I still honor and care for the Army.
No matter what branch you serve in, you are my brother now.
RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!
Coast guard for me soon hopefully. Good luck🇺🇸💪
Great editing and excellent choice of footage, with one of the best speeches I have heard. Even as a non-American I found this quite stirring.
lovely how the only person talking apart from George C. Scott doing the Patton speech is the Duke, John Wayne.
When I forget who I am, I watch this
Semper Fi to all my Grunt brother and fello POGs good Moto video
Glory was my 1st war movie growing up. Thank you for including it, that movie pushed me to military service and i thank god for it.
This so beautiful. Very inspirational. I salute all who have sacrificed themselves, and fight for our country. God bless the USA.
He is my biggest biggest role model he and Chris Kyle these people are heros they have guts these people I look up to these peopleout miltary is the greatest I will be glad to serve under him.
Andrew Fogelsanger nah I'd serve under Kyle but not Patton
I know there's going to be a lot of sniping in the comments (See below) but I want to speak more to the emotion embodied here. The Patton speech--even the abridged Hollywood version--is enough to stiffen one's spine, as it represents the real determination so many service members feel. A lot of the scenes pictured portray a somewhat gritty, unhappy state of affairs in the conflicts we've fought in the past. Needless to say, not all of these were particularly "winning" conflicts in the strategic sense. Nevertheless, I don't think there's anyone who doesn't take a sense of pride in their service, after watching this and perhaps remembering those who have come before.
amen to this speech because our military needs to see this and hear our veterans voices as well
God bless our amazing soldiers, the blood of America's heart. Always remember Psalm. 144, the warrior's Psalm. Thank you for your service.
beautiful, this is what we as a country should be
Good one🇺🇸!, Thanks!, keeps you going hearing and seeing something like this once in awhile😢. Also helps you remember those who didn't make it back when the memory gets a little soft around the edges.........
The Battle of Mogadishu or Day of the Rangers (Somali: Maalintii Rangers), was part of Operation Gothic Serpent and was fought from 3-4 October 1993, in Mogadishu, Somalia, between forces of the United States-supported by UNOSOM II-and Somali militiamen loyal to the self-proclaimed president-to-be Mohamed Farrah Aidid, who had support from armed civilian fighters. The battle is also referred to as the First Battle of Mogadishu, to distinguish it amongst the nine major Battles of Mogadishu during the decades long Somali Civil War.
The initial U.S. Joint Special Operations force, Task Force Ranger, was a collaboration of various elite special forces units from Army Special Operations Command, Air Force Special Operations Command and Navy Special Warfare Command. Task Force Ranger was dispatched to seize two of Aidid's high-echelon lieutenants during a meeting in the city. The goal of the operation was achieved, though conditions spiraled into the deadly Battle of Mogadishu. The initial operation of 3 October 1993, intended to last an hour, became an overnight standoff and rescue operation extending into daylight hours of 4 October.
Now i found this on wiki and was wondering how true it is and if some one can explaine to me rather or not this would be considered a war or battle ? cause there was alot of death also i was born in 93 soo it,s very intresting to me
Jeb Hampton it was considered a major battle during the US operation in Somalia at the time. The U.S 75th Rangers and the Delta operators were so effective at combatting the Somali resistance that in Somalia that day is known as the "Day of the Rangers"
thank you
I turned 18 on 11OCT93, and enlisted as a direct result of watching the images of the Battle Of Mogadishu on the news, eventually becoming a Ranger (2D BN)...RLTW!!
Jeb Hampton there's a website devoted to the battle I believe it's thebattleofmogsdishu.com I forget I wasn't born until 97 but I'm from Pennsylvania and it amazed me to see how many of the fallen were from pa and were special forces the website has all that kinda stuff on it. It's an amazing site. The movie came out 2001 I believe I remember watching it on tv and just became enthralled by it and those men I studied it I red the book I'd suggest the book jeb if your really into it the book is written from first hand accounts Somalians and US soldiers alike gave their testimonies to the writer before he published it so you really get a good feel for the actual event. The movie does ok but they changed some things because the writer who was a big part in the filming process even wanted you to care for each and every man but it's hard to do that with so many of them. But the real Eversman was on site during filming he said it was so realistic he had to take a minute. Ok last think this I found great when you see a guy flinch in the movie haha that's because the actors were legitimately being shot at with like pellet guns and such to ya know keep their reactions to incoming fire more real. Ive done lots of studying on the subject of the battle. And we'll the rangers in general that's my life's dream is to be a ranger and be in the 375 just like those who were in that city.
John McLaughlin I believe the final number which the Somali numbers we can't know for sure but just what estimate we can make was the Somali numbers in the thousands but we can't know for sure it being such a hell storm once it went off and like 18 killed for the US
Excellent.
This is why I'm going infantry
Ryan i wouldn't have had it any other way
Ryan hell yeah thanks for serving
anybody that makes a bad comment to this you need to live it before you can say it
Ryan hell yeah same here
Ryan im a range I did the same thing hell yea brother
My great grandpa served under Patton at the battle of the bulg
Oh Sweet Jesus guys...made me cheer and cry at the same time...
"OUT FUCKING STANDING"
11B with an aid bag here..03 to 06
That was Outstanding..
I'm so proud to have played a part.
Once again another job well done Ranger Up.. From a USN Seabee Retired
Still gives me freedom bumps every time I watch it.
Plz don't ever take this off I listen to this every day before work after work even on days I'm going threw hell. But ill never forget about the part of your best friend my best friend is in service we were supposed to be battle budys but I threw my hips out before deployment an could not go he even told me he still watches this video. An thanks for making this video I think its the most inspirational video if u know how to understand it.🇺🇸🇺🇸 god bless the US!
Amazing
America the country that I love
I’m a real American
Took me a while, but I finally found this vid.
I like it. Makes me tear up a bit, but there is a ton of american emotion packed into this video. Each few seconds flashes another character of another movie and carries some enormous weight of that films poignant theme about men and women in our country's military, or of it's bloody and hard-earned independence and freedoms. When played over Patton's infamous speech, especially considering George Scott's outstanding performance in that movie and every point that film tried to make, I just tear up. The ideas behind American democracy are worth fighting for and this video, as do the films, make you think about the men and women who have got us this far.
Thank you for uploading this to RUclips!
Can you say ACADEMY FREAKING AWARD? IF Hollywood actually had a soul and loved America that is. God bless you guys, well done, move out and draw fire.
I saw Patton when young, my uncle served under him , 2 this day I believe everything
George said. God bless us all.
Patton is just spitting’ fire , son !
Thank you. 3/75
Absolutely phenomenal and moving tribute. Thank you for posting this and thanks to All members of the U.S. miltary for your sacrifice.
Wow. I still have memories when I was little growing up on Holloman AFB New Mexico and watching my Father go onto the plane to take him over seas to fight in Iraq. I also remember the day he never came home, ever since 2002 my dad is still missing somewhere Iraq. Also I lost my big brother in 2013 due to an attack on his Humvee. Overall I have a full family history with almost every war/conflict that the US was involved with like Vietnam, Pearl Harbor and the European battles in WW2, Even in the US Revolutionary war.
Damn good stuff.
sou brasileiro mais com esse vídeo que vocês fizeram ficou muito show obrigado por ser assim e continuem assim Rangers
90-14"...I loved it every other day!
Thank you. Perfect
This has been forgotten on this millennial generation. We went from giving it all to win to everybody’s a winner. I don’t have to try and I still get a prize, and the old breed wonders why we are so weak now. I pray everyday we return to the old ways before the rest of the world figures out how weak we have become. Only a few remain standing, holding the line. I will remain on the line till I am no longer physically able to do so. Semper Fi
Can do, will do, must do.God bless America.
That speech gets me every damn time
A salute to George C.Scott and to every American actor that portrayed An American soldier in the movies, They recruited real American heroes. I saw a movie by John Wayne called "The Green Berets" back in the 60s. It decided my future in less than 30 minutes. I never looked back Iran/Contra hearings ... Reagan's War On Drugs. Plan Colombia. On through 9/11
A Tribute indeed! Thank You.
Respect from belgium 🇧🇪🇺🇸
This is what made America the super power it is.....our absolute need to win. When I speak of what our WW2 vets did for the world, not just our Country, people look at me like I'm crazy. Our wars today are different. We fight with advanced weaponry. Our thinking, our tactics are different. We take extreme measures to not cause collateral casualties. We are disadvantaged by this but still go in thinking we will win. And we do.
Best. Military. Tribute. EVER
Old blood & guts, you don't get like him anymore; just like MacArthur; Generals of the Century-old soldiers don't die they just fade away.
God Bless America.
Generals Patton, the most badass ever !
Brought out the "YUT!" In me all over again. This is motivational AF!
WOW!! Proud that I served
Bravo fellas. Well well put together. Very proud, And thanks for your service too.
Awesome video! Thanks! Semper Fi!
yea this vid makes me wish i could reenlist to dam old now at 52. i did my 22 years and hated leaving. truth be told however i hate memorial day more. to many dam names to remember over that time.
Out fucking standing Rangers!!! Makes me want to fight a tiger!
beautiful. just beautiful
VERY well done!
Had family that fought in the Revolutionary War. Cousins during the Civil War on both sides. At least 1 was in the Union while 3 relatives were in the South where at Gettysburg 2 died during Picket's Charge. They were common soldiers of the Confederacy. As far as they were concerned they were merely fighting in the defense of their homes. Anyone reading this who decides to take issue with that...tough shit! Untold thousands of people living in US have ancestors that fought on "the other side". They still served. Live with it. Deal with it. Move on.
A Great Grandpa on my dad's side died in the Ardennes (1918) during WW1 as part of the US Expeditionary Force. Killed by a German grenade...which according to what I was told he leapt onto to protect the guys near him. In WW2 another cousin (mom's side) went down on the Arizona. The son (born 1914) of the Grandfather that died in WW1 served in WW2 in Europe during the mid-war and was later after the German surrender slated to be in the 2nd wave invasion of Japan. The 2 bombs being dropped kept any of that from ever happening and lived on until 1997. My dad served during Vietnam...joined voluntarily before the draft kicked in...served in EOD and fortunately was never deployed overseas. More recently a young family friend who is barely 30...served at least 2 full tours that I can recall, in Iraq after we went over there for the 2nd time.
I'd just started a 2-yr college stint after high school in 2001 when the tower's were hit. Between dad's own reservations though about politics based on his own experiences and of the current of time among other things & dislike for the very high ups that pull the strings that result in all too many unneeded soldiers being killed, it kept me out of joining. It was never a matter of dislike for the military by him...just those in control. In retrospect though I wish I had joined. In more than one place I heard from those who served that while there were oft times they wished they were anywhere else...that they would still be missed.
Yeah, damn! I feel the same but just with germany. Later, i will join the german army like i dream it since my birth. I am proud of the soldiers who faught for me in WWII. Those were great soldiers. Greetings from Germany!
Awesome. I had tears.
This was AWESOME! Can you make a list of all the wars movies listed in the video. I have watched most of them but I haven't seen some of them.
Arteom Pisarchuk you need to watch fury, the longest day and patton
Shit, watch another True Story; not shown here; Hacksaw Ridge.
The high point of the movie was only one day of fighting. It seemed to last a lot longer than that after all was said and done. Watch the end for monologues from the real men who fought during those moments in the movie. Very moving when the Congressional Medal of Honor is awarded for the bravery and courage. Ldrship Hooah!
We are a free nation. Our people are rarely taken into battle against their will.
But like it or not, we'll still be remembered as a warrior people. More likely, we won't be remembered - we'll be known.
Patton, you magnificent bastard, I read your book!
To paraphrase.
The movie Patton and the compilation The Patton Papers (Blumenson) should be required viewing and reading by every adult in the nation.
Awesome video, thank you....
amazing. thank you.
Great; it's what we need to remember--Americans hate to lose.
Amen Brother!!! HOOYAH
Still makes me wanna cry everytime I watchIT
Outstanding!!!
Perfect. You have my respect.
This is amazing. Strong work!
Excellent compilation and good you left out the ridiculous Deer Hunter.
Semper Fi.
Well done my brothers, well done.
Made me cry like a patriot
Great job. I was shocked no footage from Kelly's Heros! heh.
Damn that was motivational! Makes me sad that I had 2 surgeries on my knees in HS and wasn't able to go Marine Corp. Perhaps in the next life.
There's no way to know what you're getting into when you join. There is no way I could understand then what I do now. I've missed my innocence ever since. I love everyone who fought and suffered and struggles now due to exposures. Keep moving.
Well done! Can't wait to see more! This is a great speech.