when you consider 97% of all females are either graped, molested or discriminated against by our own battles. to be successful as a female, you have to be faster, scarier, and stronger than them for the minimum respect, and no one is ever convicted when it happens. so yes, i agree with you. just being a veteran is not an indication of being honerable.
I never thought I would see so much disrespect for female veterans right after Veterans Day💙I am heart broken for my fellow veterans and soldiers. Much respect in this terrible time. 21 years and will always be proud of my service
Uh... that's the product of someone's imagination. This is all scripted and didn't happen. I'm not suggesting there aren't bad actors out there, but this is complete fiction. Nothing to get upset about...
It’s a movie script and she wasn’t disrespected. The guy got served, pun intended, because he didn’t realize she was also a veteran. So he got called out for boasting about his service by someone more experienced. The movie isn’t rated highly though because the script is poorly written, twisting PTSD to look beneficial, and its lack of realism.
For the many people who love their Country and Military and including me. You and the rest of our Veterans. Including the ones currently Serving. THANK YOU FOR KEEPING US SAFE AND FREE. YOU'RE THE REAL HEROES.
Just like my grand mothers husband who brags about signing himself up for Vietnam at 15 and was a special op division that’s so top secret if you run his plates it’s says please contact the pentagon 🙄🙄 and he conveniently can’t say his MOS
I'm a Vietnam era Vet and I've met plenty of real combat soldiers who brag. It's a consciousness thing. Where one is in terms of where their perspective is on life and how they deal with those things in life they've had the fortune or misfortune to cross paths with regardless of whether it was due to coincidence or choices. I knew one who told me he bragged to convince everyone else he did a good thing, because inside, he felt ashamed and regretful. Personally, I think it denegrates one's service and says bad things about one's personal character that they even find it something to brag about.
I was in the Army and was actually Medevac to Landstuhl, Germany from Iraq. The way she said K-Town and the others shows whoever wrote this did their homework for sure.
And you think that all the world claps for going to Iraq for the lies of Ahmed Shalabi? And now the MAGA group wants to do the same that US did in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Lybia, Kosovo in Mexico (For a "drug war" that cost many lives since thw bastard Calderon start, leaves in charge to Garcia Luna that was awardered for your goverment and the same.time DEA and Calderon leaves to Sinaloa Cartel growns in power, and now wants lithium, oil and resources that president Amlo stops to steal?)? No me chingues.
@@extraterrestrial3509True in many many cases. Haven't had enough of the much younger weak stupid girls needing big strong nuch older men to protect them from anything and everything for so many decades in every film and tv show? I'll recommend many Asian dramas and films. They even get slapped and graped and abused most of the movie. I think you'd love those and they're free too
Kringing, I was stationed in Ramstein, 86 Airlift Wing. Lived north of K town past the army posts (Hochspeyer) . Had my oldest son at the hospital in Landstuhl. Worked on C130 engines.
Well I climbed into one of these C130 based in Germany, while visiting Baltics, what a great flying machines they are! Thanks for looking after engines, whatever timeline that was :))
My Dad served in WW2, Korea (stayed home), Vietnam, and a year in Saudi. He retired in 1973, after serving for 35 years. Died in 1999. My Dad would tell anyone that if you were in the service and did any job the military told you to do, you are a vet and deserve the respect of all other vets and the general public. To all the people who were in the military, "Thank you for your service."
My dad also served in WW11 and Korea. He never bragged about being in the service but did cry for the soldiers who served in Vietnam the way they were being treated when the soldiers came home. Served in the Marines. I salute all veterans and military soldiers. 🪖
My daughter doesn't talk about the military. She served 22 years, and did 9 tours in Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Korea, Kabul, etc. 100 disabled. God bless her and everyone who served. My husband served, also, and now my daughter's son is serving. 😢
I was lucky. I only went to Vietnam, and the Dress Rehearsal called Desert Storm. The Reservist I know called it the world's longest Summer Camp with a live fire exercise near the end.
Every person who served honorably, irregardless of task, is a person who gave for their country & every veteran deserves respect, a DECENT SALARY & support for his family-for life.
how did the people who invaded iraq serve their country? they went there, destabilised a region that was barely holding together and created a worldwide refugee problem and now half the world has to deal with illegal immigrants some of which end up committing violent crimes because of the untreated trauma they suffered there was no honor whatsoever in what they did to iraq. and you can say the same about vietnam libya and even kuwait
Sure kid, sure. Every veteran is equal. You were apparently a REMF. I’m not sure what you kids call rear echelons mother F’ers now days. I bet you were one of those guys whose contract called for a specific stationing so that you were safe from combat? Do they still do that?
But every veteran doesn't deserve respect now if they act like asses. Be glad to honor the service but I ain't going to be glad to honor dickheads. I got her back not his.
Maggie Q is such a f-ing BAD ASS! I first saw her in The Protege and fell in love. Someone commented that she would be a great addition to the John Wick Universe and I couldnt agree more.❤
My dad never bragged. I had to start listening to his war stories from others (how he was the only survivor in ambushes, how he used to drink a whole bottle of whisky and smoke cannabis before his "suicide missions" (that's what they called his missions because the probability of returning was super small", how he had to collect pieces of his best friend (when their convoy jeep fell in a landmine) to bring them to his family and talk to his friend's son (and godson), how he survived sniper fire and ambushes, so many stories... His "nom de guerre" was "Soma e Segue" (roughly translated: "Add and follow" (Mission after mission).Later in his life he started telling these and other stories,
Beautiful story. Soma e segue is Portuguese. Would you mind to share the nationality? As a Brazilian reservist, the history of real life hero is a tremendous motivational drive.
Give back what to your country? Your country is a terror..creates chaos and havoc wherever it's evil eyes cast. Made up wars. Iraq both times.. killing of innocent ppl.. Afghanistan.. Vietnam.. etc etv.. USA is a non stop warmonger.
The USA asn't at war with Vietnam, so how can you think you're serving your country by fighting there? It was a political thing between the USA and then USSR.
@rudib-5304 they will forever believe that going to the other side of the world invade other countries is a honorable thing and it's pointless to discuss with them.
@@rudib-5304I guess you didn’t pay attention in history class when you were a kid huh? Vietnam was under threat of becoming a Soviet nation. Half the population didn’t want communism and they were incapable of defending themselves from the USSR and the people who DID want communism. They literally could not have defended themselves without our help because the soviets were backing their Vietnamese supporters with weapons and supplies. If we didn’t do anything, it would be another North/South Korea type of situation.
Every blessing and all my gratitude to all veterans. I was a little girl in 1975, so please pardon how late this is, but an especially heartfelt "welcome home" to all Vietnam-era vets.
What's beast about her ? Acting like a tough lesbian around men even though they did nothing wrong, i guess asking girls out like in a mannered like a gentlemen is now considering a crime in the feminism's book
He served. That's what's important. If it's like this then ppl won't want to serve anymore. However his behavior is wrong. Hence whether he served or not ppl won't care. A soldier should be honorable. Worthy of the uniform he or she wears. Ppl will despise him and won't care whether he served because he is standing up for the wrong crowd. Be honorable. Make your country proud, with your service and with your attitude.
@@madda5133 😅 There's respect for people who've gone through it, from people... Veterans aren't exactly very cared for by the system in the US. So there's a spectrum of views from supporting spending for active military development to spending on vet benefits. In general there's not a lot of blaming the vets themselves for the declarations of politicians
If soldiers are supposed to be "honorable" why are internationally known child grapist war crime doers getting the most medals and being congratulated by presidents?
@@YewNayVerse@YewNayVerse thank you. I am 100% for supporting people who lived this difficult fact being in a war. I am 100% against the fact sending people in war, and 2000% against the fact sending people in war in far away country. But people who are veterans are not faulty for that. Thank you for your response.
My uncle taught people how to drive a tank in Germany in the early 1970s. I found it odd after he passed away that his headstone said Vietnam on it because he never went to Vietnam nor had ever claimed to have gone there. It turns out during wartime no matter where your stationed at in the military they'll tack that on there just to let people know you served during that period of time.
Iraq where many Americans died for a pointless purpose of finding mass weapons which didnt exist ,🤦🏻 blame that satanyanhu for pushing a false narrative and is still are. Joke americans all ignorant still voting for 3 puppets 🤡 for Zionist (Biden, Kamala, Trump)
It's been my experience that the more serious the service given, the less noise is made about it afterward. That said, bedpans have to be changed, and doing so is honorable service deserving of respect.
My experience too. I'm a veteran, ten years - four in USAF and six in the USN. But never saw combat. My relatives who saw combat, they never talked about it. My old late Uncle Abe saw combat in WWII and Korea. All he'd say about Korea was, "It was cold. So cold."
It’s all honorable! He is the one who made it not honorable. Also, the distinction in type of work here was more about showing him she was very much capable of kicking his ass for the disrespected given to these women, imo.
These thugs are in no way respecting these women. First, calling a woman you do not know, "Sweetheart" in a condescending tone is unwanted. If that guy had been alone, probably would have done that. These kind of guys feed off each other-it's revolting. I've never seen this movie "Fear the Night," but I hope she got the chance to straighten them out even more!
If he thought the implication of being an orderly was shameful, that's on him. It probably means, that whatever he did, *he* was ashamed of himself for not having a role that saw combat. Because you know if he was changing bedpans, he'd more likely have cracked a joke, probably apologised, and gotten his friend to back off. There's no helping someone who's ashamed of their service - military or civilian. There are less than glamorous jobs that need doing to keep cities, militaries, or countries running. There's no sense in being ashamed of doing what's needed.
My dad said " i don't need a medal, i was that soldier, i know i was there"!!He had loads of medals, in a box , didn't need to see them, knew where they were. Miss him .😢😢
Mine too. Disfigured in Belgium nearly froze to death while drowning in his own blood . He passed in 99. I was grateful, I could keep him clean and comfortable at his home in his own bed , no tubes or wires. My greatest gift in my life was being there for him to his very last breath while I held his hand .
Thanks for your service Devil Dog My old man is a Korean War USMC Veteran, 91 and still tuff as nails He used to have a bumper sticker on his old Ford truck that read…. “US Marine, the Best Friend or the Worst Enemy you’ll ever have” Truer words never spoken Semper Fi
We all anyone can wear a hat that says any service on it as long as it's not a regulation uniform. And it doesn't matter where you served or what you did. How was she protecting when they didn't need protecting? Just harmless talking. Maybe the women can try not be so sensitive. They also handled it themselves without the third one butting in. Maybe one of the girls likes one he boys and wants to put with him after she sets him straight.
@@tmayorca8770 She called out his BS on the stolen valor, and when he tried to challenge her, she put him in his place. Looks like you’re just bothered because a woman stood up to a man🤡🤡🤷🏽♂️
@@tmayorca8770 From personal experience, it was just talking then. Once they rejected too many times, it wasn't going to be any more. Girlhood is learning to PREDICT danger and not wait until you're in it. You don't have to be in danger yet to warrant "protection". She was getting them to back off. Even they weren't dangerous, this is a case of better safe than sorry. She DID have reason to believe they would be.
@@tmayorca8770Are you kidding me? Harmless talking? I know it’s only a movie, but these pricks weren’t looking for a wife to settle down. If you think that “Come for a ride”, is nothing more than harmless banter to a girl, then it speaks volumes about you. It’s called sexist ignorance. Is that your opening line when you meet someone for the first time.
i agree thank you for his service. my dad served 22 years in the Air force but because he never fought in a war he did not consider himself a veteran. When i came back from Iraq, i made sure i told him he was indeed a veteran.
Thank you for doing that, even if he didn’t say so I know he really appreciated that and btw, thank you for your service From “just another” USAF Veteran God Bless
@@dirkevans3443 my dad was in the AF for 27 years. He went through Vietnam - Stationed in Saigon and went through the Cold War. Anyone that says someone from the AF isnt a vet is sorely mistaken.
I picked up my shepherd in Ramstein. Air Force base. And did my K9 training in Lackland Air Force Base Texas. Before doing Embassy Duty in Panama. USMC.
My adopted moms dad served Vietnam ww1 ww2. He has 3 purple hearts, but sad part is when he passes away dec 25th 2006. Rip my beloved grampy, miss n luv u dearly.
If he was born in 1900 and joined the first world war at 14 and the Vietnam war started in 1955 and 10 years later the USA joined. He'd be 65 when Vietnam started for the USA. Even the singer Paul Hardcastle said the average age of a combat soldier in ww2 was 26, in Vietnam it was 19. So, these are the facts.
@@Customerbuilder 2013 the combat ban on females was lifted. But yeah, still years after Fallujah. There were women in Fallujah though. Multiple killed too. Just not direct combat roles
@@DJK9445 wow thats funny cause women were in direct combat roles in 2005 in falluhah.... they werent assigned to ground combat battalions but were "attached" to direct combat units. not only that to clear buildings, if there were women present they had to be searched by women, so maybe learn a little instead of being a he man macho asshole. fucking clown
The reason they do it in movies is just to portrait male soldiers as idiots macho wanna be. In addition to allow the so called female soldier as way more smart and brave. The evidence is the majority of comments trashing the so called male soldier in this clip.
No veteran who served honorably should ever be disparaged because he/she didn't serve in a "Hot Zone"... The threat of danger was ever present during the Cold War, also... We all wore the same uniform and took the same oath to defend the same Constitution of the United States of America with our lives...
True, but he was being disrespectful to those girls whose parents paid their taxes so this goon could serve. That’s right. We paid our taxes so all service men and women, could have the opportunity to serve and travel the world and get a free education. So, disrespect breeds disrespect. That’s why the actress did what she did. He was being disrespectful to those he promised to protect.
Even if they WERE veterans, still wouldn't give them an excuse to be creeps to women by continuously hitting on them when they aren't remotely interested.
Is that what they call Kaiserslautern now. Good job sir. Was there in 72. Dahn cave. Big city Pirmasen. K town was ok. Field. Exercise at landstule. Went to ramstein to buy stereos.
2015 to 2018 was stationed at Landstuhl... and currently in Mannheim right now, visited Landstuhl yesterday ... walked to ramstein many a time ... i totally agree ... great times
@@keepingtheanimealive, Danke for caring to write a Foreign Name correctly. I know very little Deutsch but I try to make sure I write Names correctly, I find it a way to Respect other Cultures. I learned this from my Swiss father who also spent almost 8 years of early childhood in Japan and was a Swiss soldier after WWII broke out. On a side note, he insisted on my sis and I learning English. Spanish is our native tongue. .
She may have been in a combat zone, but it is highly unlikely that she was in a combat role. Hollywood needs a reality check! Quit pretending that a 90 pound woman is going to beat the shit out of a dude.
My first deployment I was out of the 379th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron doing fly away missions and I had to escort deceased and Injured Veterans from the AOR to Rammstein Germany where we turned them over to the 86th. So for her to try and demoralize the 86th who do a great job at taking care of the caskets and injured is disrespectful in and of itself. Not everyone fights in wars but everyone has a job to do.
Nice to hear Ramstein pronounced correctly. The K-town reference is cool too. I was stationed at Ramstein for five years and was in base housing at Landstuhl. Fun times.
To all the military brats that served, I'm rooting for you. Transitions aren't easy but I love listening to the unique tales of your lives. I hope that after all, you've found the strength to continually making meaningful moments and memories.
@douglasleathem622 it's one thing to joke about a whole service like saying . The "chair force" or "you guys gave us a ride" but, you shouldn't disrespect an individual like she is here. It's kinda lame, people who've seen action don't glorify it.
@@reiserkeiserYeah I get that he was being a dick. But when she said take the hat off you didn’t serve, and he says he did, I think instead of insulting him, in real life she would’ve told him she did too, and then he would’ve cut the shit out and then apologized to her, but Hollywood.
Most important US base in Europe, centeral to all air operations not just there but also towards the Middle East and Africa... but hey she knows (roughly) where it is on the map so she is so badass😂
My mothers cousin did two tours to Vietnam. He was stationed after training in Malaya and spent time in Borneo before Nam. All kiwis in Nam were regular Army so not conscripted. Still alive and living in the Hokianga harbour on whanau, family property. A Maori warrior no less. He said it was just a job but he liked it. Certainly returned with no ill effects. In his eighties. Has a lot of Vietnam war books.
@@claresageWell he is bragging how big brave soldier he is, and want to be considered hero, not because of what he did, but because he said so. There is no problem in thanking him for his service, but he does use that to humuliate her, and to force her respect. She is just shoving him he is not the only one who deserve respect, but he should also respect others, and also putting him in his place.
@@dominikakratochvil860you made all that up. He simply said he served and he gave it to his friend. She is just being a bitch. This is what you call "bad writing" to make her a bad ass.
One of my biggest regrets is that I never got to serve my country in the Armed forces. I had a bad accident in my teens and broke my foot and ankle. Shattered my heel so bad I will never walk without a limp. I would never even think of pretending I served. Thats just a huge disrespect to every man and women who put their lives on the line or lost their lives serving our country
Don't worry. Most you'd do is invading another country to defend the interest of the rich while committing a few war crimes and if you're unlucking coming back with PTSD while you desperately lie to yourself that you were doing something meaningful.
I was an AirForce brat between '58-83 + after my dad retired he was civil service from 85-2011 we moved all over the world every 3 to 4 yrs we moved hate moving but proud to be a military brat😊
My granddaughter is 2nd airborne, and almost bled out three years ago before she could get help! (Waiting for the only doctor who would do anything) no emergency entrance or personnel) at 6:00 ! Government should not be involved with women’s healthcare at all, not for religious reasons! That against our constitution and oaths of offices !
@elocinsbgdaddy Given recent events, I'm guessing he means she nearby bled out due to a pregnancy complication. Because some states have written laws that basically say you can't let a woman abort a pregnancy until she is literally dying. So keep that in mind, the forced birthing crowd will let your military veterans bleed out and die in agony when doctors could save them because they are so uneducated about how complicated and dangerous a pregnancy can be.
This having ever so much to do with reproductive care, civilian side health care in general or whatever 2nd airborne is, as there is no second airborne division, there is an 82nd, under the XVIII Airborne Corps. And if government isn't involved in healthcare, especially women's healthcare, how does a woman get a licensed physician, since there would be no medical licenses? Not to mention that you jumped from federal to what is by all definitions currently state jurisdictions, which every US citizen knows are entirely separate entities, each with different powers and limitations that don't even overlap, per the US Constitution. The oaths of office only swearing allegiance to the laws and Constitution of the US. Can you get *anything* right? For that matter, do you even have a child? You've gotten everything else not even wrong! Better yet, stay the fuck off of my side.
I'm happy that government is involved in healthcare - 🇬🇧 NHS. The last Tory Government defunded it trying for privatisation by stealth. When properly managed, it's one of the best aspects of the UK. It's not a case of government saying what treatment we can get but millions of Americans are happy with a commercial insurance company saying what THEY can get. I was a member of a well regulated millitia, Territorial Army, Royal Engineers.
@@aliciaspence5974 Not Every soldier needs to keep serving. Every soldier who's done his duty should be honored. Doesn't matter if he or she is still in service or is ex service.
Her issue was with the guy who was wearing the cap, not the one who had served. The guy who actually "served" basically dug his grave trying to stand up for his friend since the woman turned out to be an active combat vet, which the guy seemed to not have been.
It's a mark of wisdom to know when to shut up. When she started mentioning klicks (i.e., kilometers) and compass bearings, he was about 2 remarks _past_ that point.
A veteran also shouldn’t be harassing people at the register of a gas station. If I understand correctly, soldiers (and by extension other veterans) are encouraged to put disrespectful jerks in their place when they get out of line, no?
Respect for those who saw combat. Respect for those who provided the support required for the combat troops to do their thing. Who the hell is trying to divide the military against itself? Has that not done enough harm to our culture in civilian life?
Nothing more attractive... Gotta love her. Salute to all our infantry, ground troops, and air support. They wouldn't take me but l tried. My dad did 3 theaters as an Infantry Sergeant in WW2. . . and all those who gave all and their best friends too: the greatest of all Generations!
Bad writing. I've seen inter branch rivalry before, but I've never heard a combatant crap on transpo and logistics (that's what an airlift wing does by the way) by saying they didn't really serve, especially where she said she was a recipient of the medical transpo. During my contract security days, I worked with a lot of law enforcement and military, retired and active. If that was realistic, she wouldn't have said he didn't really serve. She would have reprimanded him for being unbecoming of his service.
@@bea4819 The attitude, definitely, but not about the military attack after she knew he served. No branch of the military, at least from all of the people I've worked with, makes fun of medicals, even if they're just transp. Those guys are their life line - they drop supplies, handle logisitics, provide visual cover, evac injured, flies out rescues, and more. It depends on their skillset of course, but they don't put down the guys that pulls them out of the fire when it gets hot, and make sure they have what they need when they're in enemy territory. They literally call many of them angels in the sky, which, she said she was transported out when she was injured - he was an angel. It's really bad writing.
Ladies did not serve in Fallujah, but if Schumer gets his way then Taylor Swift & Brie Larson will lug a mortar up a mountain 🏔️ in Iran. McNamara More On for Ladies, but the only other compulsory for Ladies is in Scandinavia.
really? you must've seen horrifying pictures back then. many of them aren't public anymore. may the souls of the soldiers, visitors and individuals rest in peace... we didn't even pay our respects or anything. that was so ignorant of our trip-advisor.
I love that she called Kaiserslautern "K-town". Someone writing the script actually knew something.
That's something I like more about today's writing. Guys writing military stories are taking the time to get their facts straight.
All that and u can't pronounce I rack but can pronounce french words
Exactly!
@@misterpacha1 French words?
But Ramstein is west of Kaiserslautern and east of Landstuhl, but nevertheless it is always fun to hear the city, i grew up i a movie
The uniform is honored, because it is worn by many heroes, but not all that wear the uniform, are honorable 🤟🏼 Semper Fi!
Which heroes ? For killing 1 million civilians in iraq for a lie ? There were no weapons of mass destruction there
when you consider 97% of all females are either graped, molested or discriminated against by our own battles. to be successful as a female, you have to be faster, scarier, and stronger than them for the minimum respect, and no one is ever convicted when it happens. so yes, i agree with you. just being a veteran is not an indication of being honerable.
who US ary honourable? 😂😂😂
Yeah. Like Tampon Tim. Deserted his Unit BEFORE They Shipped Out. What a PHONY Coward !
@@cavo_ledeni1395.
What Do you Mean, Foreigner ?
Maggie Q is such an underrated action star. Loved her in Nikita, she would be a perfect pick in the John Wick Universe.
Love her kick ass attitude.
Agree
Totalmente de acuerdo!!!
Kicked the crap out of Bruce in Die Hard 4
@@Whalewraithand that's why she's at the bottom of an elevator shaft 😂
Happy Veterans day to all my fellow Veterans
thank you for your service
She's got sauce for sure! Don't stop now baby, I'm just getting warmed up😅
Unless you were in the Airlift Wing haha then you didn't "serve" 😂
Fear the night is the name of the movie in case anyone is wondering. Good movie.
Thanks for having the consideration that the uploader doesn't have !
Thanks ♥️
Thanks 😊
Literally came in looking 🙏🏽
@@MegaDeansy You're welcome. Glad I could help.
Everytime I see this lady, I know she'll serve the best acting.
FR😭 the amount of love I have for Maggie Q is crazy. I’m still obsessed with her in Nikita.
I KNOW THERE WAS A FIGHT SCENE COMING 💀 😒UP😐 😑
Please, what the movie
@@AniruASMRFear the night it’s written in the title
This was hideous
I love how believable these scenes are.
😂
So ridiculous
SOOOOOOO BELIEVABLE 😂😂😂
@@onionsoneverything8333 🤡🤡🤡
@@gregbates4517 🤡🤡🤡
I never thought I would see so much disrespect for female veterans right after Veterans Day💙I am heart broken for my fellow veterans and soldiers. Much respect in this terrible time. 21 years and will always be proud of my service
Uh... that's the product of someone's imagination. This is all scripted and didn't happen. I'm not suggesting there aren't bad actors out there, but this is complete fiction. Nothing to get upset about...
thank you for your service....you are the reason why i can type this in peace...
It’s a movie script and she wasn’t disrespected. The guy got served, pun intended, because he didn’t realize she was also a veteran. So he got called out for boasting about his service by someone more experienced.
The movie isn’t rated highly though because the script is poorly written, twisting PTSD to look beneficial, and its lack of realism.
For the many people who love their Country and Military and including me. You and the rest of our Veterans. Including the ones currently Serving.
THANK YOU FOR KEEPING US SAFE AND FREE.
YOU'RE THE REAL HEROES.
You can always know a untrue warrior , when they brag about combat!
Ye like she also did
I agree. I know somebody who's bragging about his assignment in Iraq..in reality his Job was only counting food supplies at DFAC.
Huh...mom's having spine surgery. Again.
Just like my grand mothers husband who brags about signing himself up for Vietnam at 15 and was a special op division that’s so top secret if you run his plates it’s says please contact the pentagon 🙄🙄 and he conveniently can’t say his MOS
I'm a Vietnam era Vet and I've met plenty of real combat soldiers who brag. It's a consciousness thing. Where one is in terms of where their perspective is on life and how they deal with those things in life they've had the fortune or misfortune to cross paths with regardless of whether it was due to coincidence or choices. I knew one who told me he bragged to convince everyone else he did a good thing, because inside, he felt ashamed and regretful. Personally, I think it denegrates one's service and says bad things about one's personal character that they even find it something to brag about.
I was in the Army and was actually Medevac to Landstuhl, Germany from Iraq. The way she said K-Town and the others shows whoever wrote this did their homework for sure.
Why were you in Iraq? Someone else's country? Oh, wait a minute, you were an invader! No different that Russia!
And you think that all the world claps for going to Iraq for the lies of Ahmed Shalabi?
And now the MAGA group wants to do the same that US did in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Lybia, Kosovo in Mexico (For a "drug war" that cost many lives since thw bastard Calderon start, leaves in charge to Garcia Luna that was awardered for your goverment and the same.time DEA and Calderon leaves to Sinaloa Cartel growns in power, and now wants lithium, oil and resources that president Amlo stops to steal?)?
No me chingues.
Stupid movies how they protray men as weak and dumb and the feminist always thr main character
@@extraterrestrial3509True in many many cases. Haven't had enough of the much younger weak stupid girls needing big strong nuch older men to protect them from anything and everything for so many decades in every film and tv show? I'll recommend many Asian dramas and films. They even get slapped and graped and abused most of the movie. I think you'd love those and they're free too
@@extraterrestrial3509Womp Womp
Kringing, I was stationed in Ramstein, 86 Airlift Wing. Lived north of K town past the army posts (Hochspeyer) . Had my oldest son at the hospital in Landstuhl. Worked on C130 engines.
c130 engines are cool but i could never do that, respect 💪
Well I climbed into one of these C130 based in Germany, while visiting Baltics, what a great flying machines they are! Thanks for looking after engines, whatever timeline that was :))
@@EpicLib they need a lavatory! Especially for transatlantic (ie 2-day) flights!
Now imaginé if you give ur son a hat ....shaaame 😂
@@natehill8069 what?! You don't want to relieve yourself in a bucket with a partial screen??? 😂😂😂
Happy Veterans Day to all that have served our country and thank you so very much for your service.
My Dad served in WW2, Korea (stayed home), Vietnam, and a year in Saudi. He retired in 1973, after serving for 35 years. Died in 1999. My Dad would tell anyone that if you were in the service and did any job the military told you to do, you are a vet and deserve the respect of all other vets and the general public. To all the people who were in the military, "Thank you for your service."
My dad also served in WW11 and Korea. He never bragged about being in the service but did cry for the soldiers who served in Vietnam the way they were being treated when the soldiers came home. Served in the Marines. I salute all veterans and military soldiers. 🪖
Yes, Thank you for your service. My uncle served during WW2 and died during the war.
Alt heder till era föräldrar men har inte USA gåt i överdrift med sina krig över hela världen med sin dominans och intresse
Correct. Whoever wrote that b*tch's lines is an azz.
Not if you act like that when you get home!! That behavior is not honorable and never allowed in the military. We have class and dignity!!!!
My daughter doesn't talk about the military. She served 22 years, and did 9 tours in Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Korea, Kabul, etc. 100 disabled. God bless her and everyone who served. My husband served, also, and now my daughter's son is serving. 😢
Thank you to your family. ❤❤❤
My son doesn't talk about his time either.
Thanking her for her service 🙏🏻
I was lucky. I only went to Vietnam, and the Dress Rehearsal called Desert Storm.
The Reservist I know called it the world's longest Summer Camp with a live fire exercise near the end.
Please thank your daughter for everything that she has gone through to ensure American safety
Every person who served honorably, irregardless of task, is a person who gave for their country & every veteran deserves respect, a DECENT SALARY & support for his family-for life.
how did the people who invaded iraq serve their country?
they went there, destabilised a region that was barely holding together and created a worldwide refugee problem and now half the world has to deal with illegal immigrants some of which end up committing violent crimes because of the untreated trauma they suffered
there was no honor whatsoever in what they did to iraq. and you can say the same about vietnam libya and even kuwait
Yah what did they served? The greatest country? Why did they serve? Not for a paycheck I hope
Yes every person
Sure kid, sure. Every veteran is equal. You were apparently a REMF. I’m not sure what you kids call rear echelons mother F’ers now days. I bet you were one of those guys whose contract called for a specific stationing so that you were safe from combat? Do they still do that?
But every veteran doesn't deserve respect now if they act like asses. Be glad to honor the service but I ain't going to be glad to honor dickheads. I got her back not his.
Maggie Q is such a f-ing BAD ASS! I first saw her in The Protege and fell in love. Someone commented that she would be a great addition to the John Wick Universe and I couldnt agree more.❤
You missed a lot in Nikita
I'm over here with the rest of the Civilian city workers lacing me up about doing donuts in the parking lot. It's not like it rains every day! 😅
My dad never bragged. I had to start listening to his war stories from others (how he was the only survivor in ambushes, how he used to drink a whole bottle of whisky and smoke cannabis before his "suicide missions" (that's what they called his missions because the probability of returning was super small", how he had to collect pieces of his best friend (when their convoy jeep fell in a landmine) to bring them to his family and talk to his friend's son (and godson), how he survived sniper fire and ambushes, so many stories... His "nom de guerre" was "Soma e Segue" (roughly translated: "Add and follow" (Mission after mission).Later in his life he started telling these and other stories,
My late mom was a "WAC" and my late father was Army Air Corps then Air Force. They never bragged but told stories to we kids as life lessons.
Beautiful story. Soma e segue is Portuguese. Would you mind to share the nationality? As a Brazilian reservist, the history of real life hero is a tremendous motivational drive.
And all while those who sent him decided over cocktails.
🦗🦗🦗🦗
And it was all for nothing, he fought the wrong enemy.
U took the words out of my mouth.....there's nothing to brag about....we bond through our experience...I'm grateful I got give back to my country...
Give back what to your country? Your country is a terror..creates chaos and havoc wherever it's evil eyes cast. Made up wars. Iraq both times.. killing of innocent ppl.. Afghanistan.. Vietnam.. etc etv.. USA is a non stop warmonger.
The USA asn't at war with Vietnam, so how can you think you're serving your country by fighting there? It was a political thing between the USA and then USSR.
@rudib-5304 they will forever believe that going to the other side of the world invade other countries is a honorable thing and it's pointless to discuss with them.
What a stupid thing to say.Men died there, some still have lifelong injuries.
@rudib-5304
@@rudib-5304I guess you didn’t pay attention in history class when you were a kid huh? Vietnam was under threat of becoming a Soviet nation. Half the population didn’t want communism and they were incapable of defending themselves from the USSR and the people who DID want communism. They literally could not have defended themselves without our help because the soviets were backing their Vietnamese supporters with weapons and supplies. If we didn’t do anything, it would be another North/South Korea type of situation.
Movie: Fear the Night 2023
People like you we need forever thanks ❤
Thank you!
Thanks.
👍
Thank you for your service..
Every blessing and all my gratitude to all veterans. I was a little girl in 1975, so please pardon how late this is, but an especially heartfelt "welcome home" to all Vietnam-era vets.
I've watched this movie 4 times! It's called "Fear the Night". She is a beast ❤
What's beast about her ? Acting like a tough lesbian around men even though they did nothing wrong, i guess asking girls out like in a mannered like a gentlemen is now considering a crime in the feminism's book
@@grandmaster6215 "like a gentlemen"😭
@@grandmaster6215 “in a mannered” 😂😂😂
@@grandmaster6215 dude lay off the Peterson / Tate vids for a bit, it shows 😂
Got too much time on your hands aye?
He served. That's what's important. If it's like this then ppl won't want to serve anymore. However his behavior is wrong. Hence whether he served or not ppl won't care. A soldier should be honorable. Worthy of the uniform he or she wears. Ppl will despise him and won't care whether he served because he is standing up for the wrong crowd. Be honorable. Make your country proud, with your service and with your attitude.
But... going in a very far away country to make war... it is just sad and tragic for everybody. Why it make your country proud?
@@madda5133 😅 There's respect for people who've gone through it, from people... Veterans aren't exactly very cared for by the system in the US. So there's a spectrum of views from supporting spending for active military development to spending on vet benefits.
In general there's not a lot of blaming the vets themselves for the declarations of politicians
If soldiers are supposed to be "honorable" why are internationally known child grapist war crime doers getting the most medals and being congratulated by presidents?
@@YewNayVerse@YewNayVerse thank you. I am 100% for supporting people who lived this difficult fact being in a war.
I am 100% against the fact sending people in war, and 2000% against the fact sending people in war in far away country.
But people who are veterans are not faulty for that.
Thank you for your response.
But your country won't thank you for it. Veterans are ill treated back home
My dad served in Germany, too. 191st Tank Bn Service Company. Earned two Purple Hearts. And a few others.
Great man!
My uncle taught people how to drive a tank in Germany in the early 1970s. I found it odd after he passed away that his headstone said Vietnam on it because he never went to Vietnam nor had ever claimed to have gone there. It turns out during wartime no matter where your stationed at in the military they'll tack that on there just to let people know you served during that period of time.
Murder… serve in other lands for what?
What were you guys doing in Germany??? No oil there
Iraq where many Americans died for a pointless purpose of finding mass weapons which didnt exist ,🤦🏻 blame that satanyanhu for pushing a false narrative and is still are. Joke americans all ignorant still voting for 3 puppets 🤡 for Zionist (Biden, Kamala, Trump)
As someone in the Air Force that’s served in Germany including Ramstein. Someone who wrote this actually served or lived there 💯.
It's been my experience that the more serious the service given, the less noise is made about it afterward.
That said, bedpans have to be changed, and doing so is honorable service deserving of respect.
My experience too. I'm a veteran, ten years - four in USAF and six in the USN. But never saw combat. My relatives who saw combat, they never talked about it. My old late Uncle Abe saw combat in WWII and Korea. All he'd say about Korea was, "It was cold. So cold."
It’s all honorable! He is the one who made it not honorable. Also, the distinction in type of work here was more about showing him she was very much capable of kicking his ass for the disrespected given to these women, imo.
These thugs are in no way respecting these women. First, calling a woman you do not know, "Sweetheart" in a condescending tone is unwanted. If that guy had been alone, probably would have done that. These kind of guys feed off each other-it's revolting. I've never seen this movie "Fear the Night," but I hope she got the chance to straighten them out even more!
Clearly she only said it cause she felt he and his friends werent showing proper respect as it was veteran hat and he was tryna belittle her first .
If he thought the implication of being an orderly was shameful, that's on him. It probably means, that whatever he did, *he* was ashamed of himself for not having a role that saw combat. Because you know if he was changing bedpans, he'd more likely have cracked a joke, probably apologised, and gotten his friend to back off.
There's no helping someone who's ashamed of their service - military or civilian. There are less than glamorous jobs that need doing to keep cities, militaries, or countries running. There's no sense in being ashamed of doing what's needed.
My dad said " i don't need a medal, i was that soldier, i know i was there"!!He had loads of medals, in a box , didn't need to see them, knew where they were. Miss him .😢😢
Mine too. Disfigured in Belgium nearly froze to death while drowning in his own blood . He passed in 99. I was grateful, I could keep him clean and comfortable at his home in his own bed , no tubes or wires. My greatest gift in my life was being there for him to his very last breath while I held his hand .
Maggie Q is an one of our
greatest actors ever. 🙂
And you people are the reason we get subpar media content 😂 no standards at all
Thank you for your service 🙏
Marine Corps 94-2007 and seved in Al Taqaddum, Iraq in 2005 ....Semper Fi
Thanks for your service Devil Dog
My old man is a Korean War USMC Veteran, 91 and still tuff as nails
He used to have a bumper sticker on his old Ford truck that read….
“US Marine, the Best Friend or the Worst Enemy you’ll ever have”
Truer words never spoken
Semper Fi
@dirkevans3443 i love that quote...heard it before and it resonates with us "old timers"...thanks for the reply..Semper Fi 💪
I love Maggie Q even when she was still in Hongkong. Then she did Nikita in Hollywod. ❤
Do you know the name of this? Yeah, I could just look up what movies she's been in on iMDB....
@@Binx75075 this is a film titled "Fear the Night"
Nikita was mostly filmed in Toronto, Canada
@@Binx75075 it’s in the hashtags, Fear the Night
The name of the movie is, "Fear the Night" and is in a hashtag at the bottom of the screen.
I was stationed in Landstuhl, K town means Kaiserslautern. 1993-1996 at Landstuhl Army Medical Center.
Awesome! I am there now😊
@@carolyne6063 are you Air Force?
@@carolyne6063Stuttgart
But isn't the base west of Kaiserslautern and north of Landstuhl? Instead of east of K town and west of Landstuhl?
Good ole LRMC. I preferred my time in Heidelberg and Stuttgart but at least is better than many other Army posts.
ahh when she said "clicks" when she started using military vocabulary ahh he knew he was doomed ahahh!!
I served Ramstein AB Germany 2009-2013. 🇩🇪
Kirch-Goens
@@dr.lesbarrett921same here. The "rock" 2/33 1975-1977
@GregBrown-l5v
3rd/33rd 76-77
Nuremburg, 87-90. 16th engr.
Eww
Maggie Q knows how to rock it!
People critiquing her for bragging don't understand that she wasnt bringing it up out of nowhere, she was using it to protect those women
We all anyone can wear a hat that says any service on it as long as it's not a regulation uniform. And it doesn't matter where you served or what you did. How was she protecting when they didn't need protecting? Just harmless talking. Maybe the women can try not be so sensitive. They also handled it themselves without the third one butting in. Maybe one of the girls likes one he boys and wants to put with him after she sets him straight.
@@tmayorca8770 She called out his BS on the stolen valor, and when he tried to challenge her, she put him in his place. Looks like you’re just bothered because a woman stood up to a man🤡🤡🤷🏽♂️
@@tmayorca8770 From personal experience, it was just talking then. Once they rejected too many times, it wasn't going to be any more. Girlhood is learning to PREDICT danger and not wait until you're in it. You don't have to be in danger yet to warrant "protection". She was getting them to back off. Even they weren't dangerous, this is a case of better safe than sorry. She DID have reason to believe they would be.
@@tmayorca8770Are you kidding me? Harmless talking? I know it’s only a movie, but these pricks weren’t looking for a wife to settle down. If you think that “Come for a ride”, is nothing more than harmless banter to a girl, then it speaks volumes about you. It’s called sexist ignorance. Is that your opening line when you meet someone for the first time.
'HER' who? The actress or the character? 🤣😂🤣
I cracked up when she said "I thought you said you served, my mistake." I was hoping for it and I was not disappointed!!!
i agree thank you for his service. my dad served 22 years in the Air force but because he never fought in a war he did not consider himself a veteran. When i came back from Iraq, i made sure i told him he was indeed a veteran.
If your dad served during the Cold War, he most certainly is a vet.
Thank you for doing that, even if he didn’t say so I know he really appreciated that and btw, thank you for your service
From “just another” USAF Veteran
God Bless
@@dirkevans3443 my dad was in the AF for 27 years. He went through Vietnam - Stationed in Saigon and went through the Cold War. Anyone that says someone from the AF isnt a vet is sorely mistaken.
I picked up my shepherd in Ramstein. Air Force base. And did my K9 training in Lackland Air Force Base Texas. Before doing Embassy Duty in Panama. USMC.
Texas
My adopted moms dad served Vietnam ww1 ww2. He has 3 purple hearts, but sad part is when he passes away dec 25th 2006. Rip my beloved grampy, miss n luv u dearly.
No way in he'll he served ww1 then Vietnam
Get your lies right😮
Do the Math and get it straight‼🤯
If he was born in 1900 and joined the first world war at 14 and the Vietnam war started in 1955 and 10 years later the USA joined. He'd be 65 when Vietnam started for the USA. Even the singer Paul Hardcastle said the average age of a combat soldier in ww2 was 26, in Vietnam it was 19. So, these are the facts.
@@stephenphillips7699 prolly fought in the war between the States as well
He could not even have been in WWII, much less WWI, and Vietnam.
"Stunning and brave" woman
A conversation that never happened.
'im the more legit war criminal'
'no i am'
😂😂😂
Ah, yes. Girl boss fought with the USMC in Fallujah.
Fallujah was in 2004. USMC female ground combatants... 2016. Movie magic right there.
@@Customerbuilder 2013 the combat ban on females was lifted. But yeah, still years after Fallujah. There were women in Fallujah though. Multiple killed too.
Just not direct combat roles
@@DJK9445 wow thats funny cause women were in direct combat roles in 2005 in falluhah.... they werent assigned to ground combat battalions but were "attached" to direct combat units. not only that to clear buildings, if there were women present they had to be searched by women, so maybe learn a little instead of being a he man macho asshole.
fucking clown
@@Customerbuilder well since there were women in combat must not be very good hollywood magic... clown
Pffft. Riiiight.
Thank you for your service to the this Country and God bless you and your family especially your wife who served with you
Sweet Maggie Q..a legendary martial artist and actress
People in movies flexing for serving in a certain area has always been ridiculous to me,nobody does that in real life
The reason they do it in movies is just to portrait male soldiers as idiots macho wanna be. In addition to allow the so called female soldier as way more smart and brave. The evidence is the majority of comments trashing the so called male soldier in this clip.
Finally, someone said it. 💯
You should try working customer service, people are definitely this cringey in real life
People often tell me where they have served
@@Hellschwarz Insecure ones do that...
A little respect goes a long way.
I served in vietnam. Im 31yo.
I am one of a kind
No veteran who served honorably should ever be disparaged because he/she didn't serve in a "Hot Zone"... The threat of danger was ever present during the Cold War, also... We all wore the same uniform and took the same oath to defend the same Constitution of the United States of America with our lives...
You need to understand our mind set of dogging on other services.
POG
True, but he was being disrespectful to those girls whose parents paid their taxes so this goon could serve. That’s right. We paid our taxes so all service men and women, could have the opportunity to serve and travel the world and get a free education. So, disrespect breeds disrespect. That’s why the actress did what she did. He was being disrespectful to those he promised to protect.
What’s the name of this movie???
@@GeordiLaForge1974How were they disrespectful? They called the first, she denied, then they turned to the other woman and she didn't respond.
I love her in Nikita so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Even if they WERE veterans, still wouldn't give them an excuse to be creeps to women by continuously hitting on them when they aren't remotely interested.
@@ms.blooddiamond3857
You understand that this is just man-hating propaganda, right?
I see that it worked.
She went to tha "Show" from Germany
If a 12yo was a screenwriter
😂
Exactly. Completely cheesy
That's the type of "men" that give men a bad reputation. She was great!
Yep. The type who think every woman they hit on in a random environment owes them just for coming into the woman
Like I said!! Don't Fu*k with a Vet!! YOU'VE been warn!!
Lived in K-town and worked at Landsthul. Best 3 years in my entire military career.
Is that what they call Kaiserslautern now. Good job sir. Was there in 72. Dahn cave. Big city Pirmasen. K town was ok. Field. Exercise at landstule. Went to ramstein to buy stereos.
@@denniskumabe734 yes. Kaiserslautern is K-town. I guess easier to say for our new soldiers. Thanks for serving, brother
2015 to 2018 was stationed at Landstuhl... and currently in Mannheim right now, visited Landstuhl yesterday ... walked to ramstein many a time ... i totally agree ... great times
@@keepingtheanimealive Thank you for your service
@@keepingtheanimealive, Danke for caring to write a Foreign Name correctly. I know very little Deutsch but I try to make sure I write Names correctly, I find it a way to Respect other Cultures. I learned this from my Swiss father who also spent almost 8 years of early childhood in Japan and was a Swiss soldier after WWII broke out. On a side note, he insisted on my sis and I learning English. Spanish is our native tongue.
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He realized she's not one to be trifled with, & should be respected. Thank you to our service men/women & their families, for your service🫡🇺🇸
That is what the script said to do so.......
She in turn denigrates, some parts of a military nurse's duties.
She may have been in a combat zone, but it is highly unlikely that she was in a combat role. Hollywood needs a reality check! Quit pretending that a 90 pound woman is going to beat the shit out of a dude.
She got medevac’d bc she got lock jaw from working on her promotions.
😂😭😂
wow think of that all on your own lil guy... LMAO fucking clown
Idiot 🙄
ive never seen anything like this before in person lol
My first deployment I was out of the 379th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron doing fly away missions and I had to escort deceased and Injured Veterans from the AOR to Rammstein Germany where we turned them over to the 86th. So for her to try and demoralize the 86th who do a great job at taking care of the caskets and injured is disrespectful in and of itself. Not everyone fights in wars but everyone has a job to do.
Lol, "I'll take shit that's never happened for 50 Alex"
Nice to hear Ramstein pronounced correctly. The K-town reference is cool too. I was stationed at Ramstein for five years and was in base housing at Landstuhl. Fun times.
Ramstein still was not pronounced correctly
it wasn't pronounced correctly tho
This is how you write-off bad-ass female characters! /s
To all the military brats that served, I'm rooting for you. Transitions aren't easy but I love listening to the unique tales of your lives. I hope that after all, you've found the strength to continually making meaningful moments and memories.
I'll take conversations that would never happen for five hundred bucks pls.
This happens.
@@manlybaker3098only if they're lying. The Army and USMC began deploying women in combat arms in 2016. Battle of Fallujah was in 2004.
Script clearly written by someone who didn't serve, you'd never disrespect another service member like this.
Are you kidding? marines and army gave those of us in the Air Force Major crap all the time
@douglasleathem622 it's one thing to joke about a whole service like saying . The "chair force" or "you guys gave us a ride" but, you shouldn't disrespect an individual like she is here. It's kinda lame, people who've seen action don't glorify it.
She has no appreciation for the corpsman that changed her bedpan.
@@itstrboContext. Him and friends were acting like dipshits and she zing'd him. Otherwise, yes, service is service. Fully agree.
@@reiserkeiserYeah I get that he was being a dick. But when she said take the hat off you didn’t serve, and he says he did, I think instead of insulting him, in real life she would’ve told him she did too, and then he would’ve cut the shit out and then apologized to her, but Hollywood.
Never heard those places mentioned in a show or movie lol and the fact that she referred to it as we do (k-town) that’s awesome. I’m in Graf.
Most important US base in Europe, centeral to all air operations not just there but also towards the Middle East and Africa... but hey she knows (roughly) where it is on the map so she is so badass😂
Just read the moust liked comments,every one is like wach your mouth she is a worior
My mothers cousin did two tours to Vietnam. He was stationed after training in Malaya and spent time in Borneo before Nam. All kiwis in Nam were regular Army so not conscripted. Still alive and living in the Hokianga harbour on whanau, family property. A Maori warrior no less. He said it was just a job but he liked it. Certainly returned with no ill effects. In his eighties. Has a lot of Vietnam war books.
Things that never happened for 1000$ please Alex😂😂
and why do you think that... LMAO
@jsvice i live in reality
Anyone who has served deserves respect, no matter where they serve.
Not when they're acting like him.
No one deserves respect when they act like that
@@MsLunaWinter You get what you give.
Nazis???
For being a government employee? Nope.
Maggie Q! Always a Boss.
Stars as Renee Ballard in the next season of Bosch & is scheduled evolve into spinoff…
She plays the role reasonably well. I don't think any of them have been in uniform, except a server's uniform at the local restaurant
Love it, she nailed it. Semper Fi.
Movies called "Fear the Night" Maggie kicks ass!
@Jrude97 thanks for Movie info! ❤
MVP..THNX
Thanks.
Tnx for the information
Thought I would never get the name
*Nurses also part of the military.* Say *_'THANK YOU,'_* that there was, someone there, to give you a bedpan.
Yeah i dont get why thats supposed to be the putdown
@@claresageWell he is bragging how big brave soldier he is, and want to be considered hero, not because of what he did, but because he said so. There is no problem in thanking him for his service, but he does use that to humuliate her, and to force her respect. She is just shoving him he is not the only one who deserve respect, but he should also respect others, and also putting him in his place.
@@dominikakratochvil860you made all that up. He simply said he served and he gave it to his friend. She is just being a bitch.
This is what you call "bad writing" to make her a bad ass.
This never happened, nor will it ever. ☠️💀
Not true. I've experienced something similar
Ooo u were the one that changed👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿 my bedpan
They're also about hats that just name any branch of the military if you didn't serve.
One of my biggest regrets is that I never got to serve my country in the Armed forces.
I had a bad accident in my teens and broke my foot and ankle. Shattered my heel so bad I will never walk without a limp.
I would never even think of pretending I served. Thats just a huge disrespect to every man and women who put their lives on the line or lost their lives serving our country
Don't worry. Most you'd do is invading another country to defend the interest of the rich while committing a few war crimes and if you're unlucking coming back with PTSD while you desperately lie to yourself that you were doing something meaningful.
Love Maggie Q. And reality for vets that DID see action. Its not spoken of.
🤣😂 she called him on his BS
Served as a AF Military Brat from '69-'87 :)
I was an AirForce brat between '58-83 + after my dad retired he was civil service from 85-2011 we moved all over the world every 3 to 4 yrs we moved hate moving but proud to be a military brat😊
@@debrasnow4261can't settle, RAF BRAT myself.61 to 78.😅
All modern movies have some girl acting macho like this. Usually the girl weighs 110 lbs and in the movie beats up some 200 lb guy.
My granddaughter is 2nd airborne, and almost bled out three years ago before she could get help! (Waiting for the only doctor who would do anything) no emergency entrance or personnel) at 6:00 ! Government should not be involved with women’s healthcare at all, not for religious reasons! That against our constitution and oaths of offices !
Huh??
@elocinsbgdaddy Given recent events, I'm guessing he means she nearby bled out due to a pregnancy complication. Because some states have written laws that basically say you can't let a woman abort a pregnancy until she is literally dying.
So keep that in mind, the forced birthing crowd will let your military veterans bleed out and die in agony when doctors could save them because they are so uneducated about how complicated and dangerous a pregnancy can be.
Yeah she nearly bled out cause of the VA, but somehow you’ll blame Trump
This having ever so much to do with reproductive care, civilian side health care in general or whatever 2nd airborne is, as there is no second airborne division, there is an 82nd, under the XVIII Airborne Corps.
And if government isn't involved in healthcare, especially women's healthcare, how does a woman get a licensed physician, since there would be no medical licenses?
Not to mention that you jumped from federal to what is by all definitions currently state jurisdictions, which every US citizen knows are entirely separate entities, each with different powers and limitations that don't even overlap, per the US Constitution.
The oaths of office only swearing allegiance to the laws and Constitution of the US.
Can you get *anything* right? For that matter, do you even have a child? You've gotten everything else not even wrong!
Better yet, stay the fuck off of my side.
I'm happy that government is involved in healthcare - 🇬🇧 NHS. The last Tory Government defunded it trying for privatisation by stealth. When properly managed, it's one of the best aspects of the UK. It's not a case of government saying what treatment we can get but millions of Americans are happy with a commercial insurance company saying what THEY can get.
I was a member of a well regulated millitia, Territorial Army, Royal Engineers.
I love Maggie Q. First saw her in Nikita, happy to see she's still acting
Having served in K-Town for 38 months, I had to laugh!
The hell is K-town?
@@badgerbadgerton966 to the left of j-town right next to L-town
@@badgerbadgerton966
Kaiserslautern, a town just east of Ramstein AB.
No one who served would denigrate another’s service, no matter how small they might think it is. All sacrifice who serve.
Yeah, this was kind of annoying...
No past tense to serving. These guys need to keep stepping up and are not.
@@aliciaspence5974 Not Every soldier needs to keep serving. Every soldier who's done his duty should be honored. Doesn't matter if he or she is still in service or is ex service.
She is protecting the girls
I dont give a damn if you served the eggs in the morning to the troops..
You served period.
Her issue was with the guy who was wearing the cap, not the one who had served. The guy who actually "served" basically dug his grave trying to stand up for his friend since the woman turned out to be an active combat vet, which the guy seemed to not have been.
@@thatfilmydesaikidand?
Maggie!! I need more and more of Ms. Q.
It's a mark of wisdom to know when to shut up. When she started mentioning klicks (i.e., kilometers) and compass bearings, he was about 2 remarks _past_ that point.
😂😂😂😂😂
klicks are kiloemeters?
@@kamehamehaDdragon yeah
Why not say kms like everyone does?
@@nasfoda_gamerbrbigproducti5375 less syllables, plus it's just military lingo
A veteran shouldn’t 💩 on where another veteran served. No matter where it was or what they did.
If he's being a complete arse, a veteran should!
A veteran also shouldn’t be harassing people at the register of a gas station. If I understand correctly, soldiers (and by extension other veterans) are encouraged to put disrespectful jerks in their place when they get out of line, no?
We shit on where others serve all the time, it’s normal, if they didn’t do much they shouldn’t go flaunting it around. 😂
Respect for those who saw combat.
Respect for those who provided the support required for the combat troops to do their thing.
Who the hell is trying to divide the military against itself? Has that not done enough harm to our culture in civilian life?
Exactly. Call the person an asshole. Don't deride their service.
Never insult another veteran's service
You.
I like you.
I rarely say much about my service. Civilians have no idea. Veterans get competitive over it.
Nothing more attractive... Gotta love her. Salute to all our infantry, ground troops, and air support. They wouldn't take me but l tried. My dad did 3 theaters as an Infantry Sergeant in WW2. . . and all those who gave all and their best friends too: the greatest of all Generations!
Bad writing. I've seen inter branch rivalry before, but I've never heard a combatant crap on transpo and logistics (that's what an airlift wing does by the way) by saying they didn't really serve, especially where she said she was a recipient of the medical transpo. During my contract security days, I worked with a lot of law enforcement and military, retired and active. If that was realistic, she wouldn't have said he didn't really serve. She would have reprimanded him for being unbecoming of his service.
I don't know a lot about this stuff but I think them being creepy and gross to the other girls is why she treated them like that
@@bea4819 The attitude, definitely, but not about the military attack after she knew he served.
No branch of the military, at least from all of the people I've worked with, makes fun of medicals, even if they're just transp.
Those guys are their life line - they drop supplies, handle logisitics, provide visual cover, evac injured, flies out rescues, and more.
It depends on their skillset of course, but they don't put down the guys that pulls them out of the fire when it gets hot, and make sure they have what they need when they're in enemy territory.
They literally call many of them angels in the sky, which, she said she was transported out when she was injured - he was an angel.
It's really bad writing.
It's more gender war stuff. The writers weren't exactly aiming for realism.
I just chalked it up to the fact her character is supposed to be a bitter pissed off all around jerk
Woman's power 🤣🤣🤣🤣 she shut him up 👍🏽✊🏽💪🏽
In moviessssss, always in moviesssss
And bcuz ur weak and loser and has limited access then there u r, that's ur words.@@oldlonewolf9649
@oldlonewolf9649 it's called sci-fi
Ladies did not serve in Fallujah, but if Schumer gets his way then Taylor Swift & Brie Larson will lug a mortar up a mountain 🏔️ in Iran.
McNamara More On for Ladies, but the only other compulsory for Ladies is in Scandinavia.
@@vance9460I disagree, sci-fi includes science, that's just pure fiction lol
Man you gotta love Hollywood writers
Usually, they fuck everything up, starting with geography.
Do you know where any of those German communities and bases even are?
Ohhhh burn, she roasted him with words LMFAOOOOOOO 🤣🤣🤣
This never happened Please Hollywood stop
we visited Ramstein Air Base in a school trip and not one person informed us that there was a huge plane crash in 1988 and 70 people died smh
I remember that.... I was in Nuremburg, Johnson Barracks...
really? you must've seen horrifying pictures back then. many of them aren't public anymore. may the souls of the soldiers, visitors and individuals rest in peace... we didn't even pay our respects or anything. that was so ignorant of our trip-advisor.
@@germangirl2017 No pictures seen, just remember it from the Army news report. Sad deal....
Correct, my uncle was there at the show
Greetings from "south west germany" :)
And for sure ... greetings to all NATO comrads
It happend in 1988 during an air show at the air base en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramstein_air_show_disaster
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