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There is MEDICINE(it is clean) in the bandage near the tip and the doctor didn’t wrap my finger well so the bandage started to fall not even 2 hours after I had it😅
Because I feel like there would be people commenting and asking about it and will insult me about things like that
Mags, I’ve noticed you’ve had a bandage on your right finger before, but not like this. Is this related to that? Are you OK?
May all your antibodies work amazingly and you recover in record speed 🤞🏻
Sorry about your finger, hope it doesn't hurt to bad and hope it heals fast...and anyone who insults you about anything is a terrible person and if I ever see it I will try and stop it!
I know you like vampires and werewolves and stuff like that so please you must watch Dark Shadows it's my favorite vampire movie, it's funny, it's creepy, it's romantic, and its the best vampire love story (even better than twilight) in my opinion, it really is a great movie that I'm confident you'll really enjoy
See children of men dredd mosul AND black hawn down
Hope it gets well fast. I was going to ask but saw this :)
Packing a wound with dirt is a temporary way to seal a wound and prevent blood loss, the soil activates a blood protein which then helps seal the wound. Obviously if not properly cleaned and treated after a while it would probably become infected but in the moment it can save your life.
100% true it works but it does get infected it sucks
This is absolutely true from experience with mates when we got lost in the woods and my dumbass fell down a sudden drop and got impaled badly and needed something to stop the blood immediately
Yeah Marcus said during the screening for the movie he lost all his gear plus Medkit during one of the falls they took, which furthermore made the situation seem less hopeless, since he was their medic he KNEW how bad they were all shot. He said “Dani was dying, axe was dying. Axe was actually shot in the face not the back of the head. I didn’t want Mikey to die too he was my best friend”
Yup. Bleeding to death is the immediate concern. Worry about infection later.
It is a clotting agent
I took a quick look, & I didn’t see anyone else point it out. But the scene at the beginning where the soldier knocks over the coffee & tells the new guy to clean it up, that was the REAL Marcus Luttrell. The true lone survivor. He was on set for the entire filming of the movie to ensure it was accurate. He & his brothers are true hero’s. The kind of men every man should aspire to be
i never knew that hell yeah
This needs to be the most liked comment.
Edit: the most liked comment is informational, but this is eye opening.
He is also on the helicopter that comes to rescue them
@@tannervancuren3734 I never noticed in that scene! Dude is a legend
@@BronsonSlayer Incredible person and incredible story
Someone mentioned Hacksaw Ridge as a movie, absolutely. In the book Marcus Luttrell speaks about how every time he went off a cliff or a grenade went off near him, he always found his gun right next to him. He even brings up the saying, "God Loves Medics". Hacksaw Ridge is a movie showing proof that God does love medics. I can't recommend that movie enough.
As a former combat medic, Hacksaw Ridge is a terrible movie. If it's just for mindless enjoyment, Hacksaw Ridge is a fine - if forgettable - film. If you're looking to learn about the real Desmond Doss like we had to as Pararescuemen, then the film is an affront to his legacy; a poor, self-aggrandizing representation of who Desmond Doss was and what it means to be an on-the-ground medic during war. The man was exceptional, no doubt, but this movie takes some insane liberties with his motivations, his personality, often ignoring the fear, confusion, anger and loss-of-control ones feels in these situations outside of when it was used as a cheap plot device. It spins the narratives to be way over-the-top patriotic and was made just to appease the masses of people whose only experiences of war come from Call of Duty and out-of-touch war films. The movie is an embarrassment to us combat medics and trivializes so much of what it means to honor the creed 'That Others May Live'. Your reaction isn't at fault, most people simply don't know any better - this is just arguably the worst "popular" movie in terms of putting yourself in the shoes of a medic at war.
Band of brothers does a better job
@@LockeNarshe the thing is that doss’s heroism was actually watered down in the movies.
@@LockeNarshe damn if you were really a PJ that’s badass. I’m currently in the AF and once I get my md and do my required time as a practicing physician I’m going to try for SOST
As a veteran of the US Navy, thank you for showing respect and gratitude towards those in the Armed Forces.
This happened during my first deployment. Very sad day. Very big loss in SEAL history. I’m a reader of real events and read this book during my second deployment. Made me feel good to have men like this on our side.
Side note, Marcus and the man who helped him are friends till this day.
American Sniper is another great true story.
I thought they had a falling out
I suggest "Black Hawk Down" (2001) by Ridley Scott, it´s a similar story about a failed mission, but on a larger scale, based on a true event that happened in 1993 in Somalia. It´s considered one of the best movie of this genre. Some of your RUclipsrs colleagues have already reacted to it
That code that the Afghans have was a real eye opener for me protecting Marcus… just goes to show you can’t paint all people with the same brush…
Nationality, Ethnicity or religiously… It only takes a few bad apples to spoil a bunch, sadly 😥
That and getting a passport out and thousands of dollars. Think they're your friends if you want.
@@user-ty5di3ku6o The people in the village got neither, they simply were moved closer to an American base for their own safety. By the way since you want to talk out of your ass, these "good afghans" were Pashtuns, relatively peaceful people and for the most part friendly to Americans. They fucking hate the Taliban and vice versa, the geopolitical situation in Afghanistan is way more complicated than "sand people bad".
@@user-ty5di3ku6o it practically took an act of god to get the man that saved Marcus’s life out of that area and into safety….we almost abandoned him and luttrell wasn’t having any of that
People still do it though, even people in the military.
You should check out “13 Hours: The Secrest Soldiers of Benghazi”. Based on actual events as well.
Magy, I attended a seminar where Marcus Luttrell told his remarkable story. The way that each of those soldiers died in this movie, is the same way they died in real life. Right down to the multiple bullet wounds, shrapnel, and broken bones. Michael Murphy received the Medal of Honor for climbing up on the peak, calling in help, and getting killed up there. Marcus actually crawled for 7 miles before being helped by the villagers. The only combat part of this movie that didn't happen in real life was the knife fight at the end.
Pretty sure one of the deaths wasnt 100% accurate i think marcus mentioned that. He said he was with each one when they passed.
@@MrTaxSeason he said when Danny got shot and he fell off the cliff without him he didn’t actully get shot in the shoulder he got shot in the head and died instantly
@@brandenc4007 ahh alright thanks for the clarity
Yea and Marcus had to crawl 7 miles because his back was broke...
No one ever remembers the Night Stalkers that died in this battle. Very sad.
I had the pleasure of meeting Marcus Luttrell at a luncheon for his honor in NYC in around 2010
I visit my father and uncle at their graves at a military cemetery every Memorial Day. 🇺🇸
I’ll go again this Sunday, which is Father’s Day. 🥀
Since you watched this I’d suggest “We were Soldiers” next. It’s a true story also & the cast was selected very well.
YES PLSSSS
And Black Hawk Down
YESSS
Us is leaving
That movie and black hawk down are the definition of an “all-star cast”
22:50 Yeah, the dirt will probably lead to an infection, but not for several hours/days. If they didn't pack the wound, however, there's a good chance they'd bleed out in less than an hour...one of those "lesser of the two evils" choices that has to be made sometimes.
I swear I’m getting more and more emotional with movies the older I get. I’ve seen this movie so many times.
Magy, LT Michael Murphy received the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions that day, including climbing up to the top of the mountain to call in rescue.
The morning after I arrived in Afghanistan, I walked into the Joint Operations Center (JOC), the very one the Commander of those SEALs worked in, and heard over the radio the moment the helo (helicopter) trying to rescue Marcus Luttrell got shot down by the RPG. On July 4th we had the memorial service for those killed in the attack on the helo. It was a sobering time for all in attendance.
Marcus did actually die when he was brought in to the hospital at Bagram AB, but was revived and stabilized be c ore being medevac'd out of country. He is alive today, amd lives in my home state, Texas, with a lot of land for him to relax on. He has flown the Afghani man, the one who saved him, over to Texas many times. I think it is once a year, but can't recall for sure. Last I heard Marcus was still actively working on getting the man and his family moved from Afghanistan to Texas as refugees, but it is still a work in progress.
This movie was incredibly intense, amd while you had difficulty with a lot of scenes, I must add a Bravo Zulu for making it through til the end. Yes, at the end those were real photos and videos of the men who were with Marcus on that mountain, that day.
So serious question to someone who would know more than me.
Why didn't they consider keeping them hostage longer and cut them loose closer to extraction?
@@engineer4854 they needed to move fast, and hostages would've slowed them down. The decision was whether to tie them up and cause them to possibly be killed by the elements, neutralize them and high-tail it, or let them go and hope they reach the extraction point prior to the villagers reaching the Taliban.
If they had neutralized the two villagers, it would have been a war crime under the Geneva Convention, and they would've been either imprisoned for the crime, or shot by firing squad. Purposely taking innocent life has its consequences. Something the US mainstream media made sure the civilian populace never knew so they (the MSM) could report on for a long time and use one event to turn the public against its own protectors. I know, because the MSM did it to me and my unit. Bad guys doing bad things ended up having a very bad day, but within FIVE minutes CNN was on the scene, and reported back to the US that American Forces had just killed 26 children. There were no children anywhere near the location, and no collateral damage of ANY kind. Just 23 dead terrorists thanks to two 500lb smart bombs. It was a surgical strike, NONE of the surrounding houses amd buildings received any damage. SMH
Thank you for your service. All of you guys that served over there did your duty with honor. We are proud of ya'll.
I lived in Houston for many years and in 2010 met Marcus at an Astros game where he was doing a book signing. Even then, 5 years later you could tell he was still recovering...he was very thin. A complete honor to meet him and of course I have read his book which IMHO is much better than the film. I don't blame Peter Berg...it's simply too much story to tell in 2 hours. In any case I'm so happy he made it back to tell the tale and have a chance at a happy life.
There's no such thing as a 'Congressional' Medal of Honor, it's just a MoH.
@@namegoeshereorhere5020 hey Brainiac, please, I dare... no, I defy you... go to this site, the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, and tell ALL of them that their medals are fake. Here's your ID-10-T form, be sure to fill it out completely.
www.cmohs.org/
P.S., before telling someone they are wrong about something Military, it might be better to ASK questions before ASS-U-ME-ing you are correct.
"He got bit by a rattlesnake." Rattlesnakes are a new world species. There are no rattlesnakes in Afghanistan. They're probably talking about a Russell's Viper.
one of my favorite lines from this movie: "I am the Reaper."
7:14 I didn't realize the real Lone Survivor was in that scene right there, facing the camera. I only knew about him being in the helicopter scene at the end. Lol
Lone survivor is a fantastic war movie and it’s one of Mark walhbergs best performances
Totally agree with you. And i also like "The Hurt Locker"
@@BystrovArtem hurt locker was also a great movie
Please read the book Lone Survivor if you have the time. So much is left out or condensed and quite frankly makes the story that much more gut wrenching. Although the entire story is heartbreaking, it is also riveting and quite frankly one of the best books I've ever read.
@@natskivna I will read the book
@@theviewwithdrew9322 Hurt Locker was garbage. So unrealistic.
Michael Murphy was the first person to earn the medal of honor in Afghanistan, the call he made in this movie is almost exactly like the call he made in real life.
Also for future Dr Maggy you can absolutely pack a wound with dirt to help stop the bleeding because stopping the bleeding is the most important thing to do in that situation any minor infection from the dirt is secondary.
1. Taylor Kitsch/Michael Murphy also played Tim Riggins in the "Friday Night Lights" tv series.
2. That training the SEALS go through is no joke. The training facility is on "the strand" in San Diego. Success of surviving/passing
the first stage is 5%
3. When I was in the Navy a Navy SEAL was in my Morse Code class. Shaking his had was like shaking the had of a statue. He is a
smallish guy. We were in the EM club on a Friday evening. The same day the Marines/and Sailors graduate from Bootcamp. We were
enjoying a band and sitting in PRIMO seats when three Marines came in and said, "You guys are in our seats." There were plenty of
other seats available and my "shipmate" pointed that out and they were only there to stir up shit. They invited us outside to avoid
trouble in the club. I was going to go with him outside to take care of business. My buddy said, "I got this". so I stayed inside. About
10 minutes later he came back in and took a big drink out of his beer and said, "We have to get out of here." After leaving we headed
towards the main gate to get off base and as we walked away I could see the three marines still lying on the ground trying to recover.
The first thing that popped into my head is that; I'm glad he's in my team
4. If you think this is heartbreaking please for a serious cry first time/share "The Green Mile". I have never seen anybody NOT cry.
This movie makes me cry everytime i watch it. I wish more people gave respect and understanding to all the people around the world in the military who put their lives on the line to fight evil in this world. They literally give their lives so that we may sleep safe at night, there is no greater sacrifice.
The music at the end credits with the photos could make onions cry 😭
when you said that you were wondering how he was even moving after all the injuries he recieved, to put it simply.... Special Operations troops are some of the toughest guys around.
My grandfather was a medic in the invasion of Normady. I can only imagine the horrors that he saw. Luckily he lived through it. And, he was there when they found one of the Nazi death camps. He would NEVER talk about it. He served for 2 years.
You should hear the real Marcus Luttrell tell the story. There are a few videos on RUclips of him giving speeches. Also, thank you for showing appreciation for our brave soldiers.
The Marcus Luttrell 911 call is legendary. After some scumbags shot and killed his service dog
Yeah like the story where he said he covered his ears and refused to help Mike Murphy even when Mike was screaming for Marcus to come help.
The next absolutely Interstellar, by Christopher Nolan.
I got more True Story's for you: Goodfellas, Casino & Hacksaw Ridge.
Goodfellas reference. Nice.
13 hours
And American Sniper
The real lone survivor said getting him evacuated back to base was actually worse than the events they showed in the movie.
Not close to true unfortunately. There was no gunfight or knife fight at the end. Great movie but a lot of it is fiction
In the opening those photos are real pictures of the guys that were involved in this Operations. Also, that shot at the table the guy with black ski cap and black sunglasses is the real Marcus Luttrell. He makes 2 cameos in this film. He also broke his back falling down the mountain and is one tough badass. Remember there was only 4 of them. These men were outnumbered, shot, falling down a mountain and kept fighting. These men are the definition of BRAVERY!
I'm sure someone has said it but you see the real Marcus in the movie. He is the one who dumps the coffee cup over. His twin brother was also a Navy Seal.
As much as these guys fought to the end, I don’t think I’ve heard of anyone receiving as many wounds and still fighting as John Chapman. He fought alone on a mountain for over an hour, was hit by bullets and shrapnel 16 times, and was only killed by getting shot through the heart after he had moved out of the cover of a bunker to provide covering fire for the chopper that was coming to get him. THAT is a video to react to.
It was actually worse than presented. Marcus had to drag himself 12 miles with one arm before he was found. Also, he swallowed his tongue and had to vomit it up and carry it in his mouth while he dragged himself.
All these men were heros. Michael Murphy, the one who gave his life to reach the cliff ro make the call has received the Medal of Honor, had a post office and parks names in his Honor, as well as a US Navy destroyer named the USS Michael Murphy.
I live in Denver and there is a section of the highway south of Denver that was renamed Danny Dietz Memorial Highway. His body was buried at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver.
Damn few!
For someone who isn't knowledgeable regarding the US Military, I thought Ms. Magy had a very good grasp of what was going on. Impressive!
And her empathy with our Warriors, was touching and very appreciated.
"I like how everyone is like, waking up"
Funny you say that, one of the best songs from the soundtrack by Explosions in the Sky is titled 'Waking Up." They did such an incredible job with the tracking on this film
I know it’s not typically your content, but I HIGHLY recommend reacting to Marcus Luttrell’s speech. (The lone survivor). It’s powerful, gripping, and graphic
I adored this movie and still do. That's why I loved it when Falcon and The Winter Soldier touched on PTSD and military with Walker. This is the kind of horrors and trauma any soldier goes through, and in America we except people like Marcus to live a normal life. My brother is a vet, and till this day he has episodes of trauma when he was over at the Gulf War.
Keep in mind that some of the details of this operation are disputed. According to Mohammed Gulab, the Afghan who saved Marcus, the reason the Taliban were on them so quickly and in great numbers is because they noticed them the moment they touched down in the choppers, and they stalked the SEALs until their engagement. I can't remember where I read this, but I remember that there was much that Gulab said that conflicts with the book, which itself conflicts with official reports and intelligence.
Two books from Marines and Ranger perspective, Victory Point and No Man Left Behind.
lol when I was in the Army and when we had any downtime (even on mission) we talked about whatever just to pass the time. great reaction!
Kind of cool you recognized even the Hollywood side of the film like the guys having casual conversations while trying to stay hidden and keep their eyes open. That would not happen, but they needed to add dialogue for the movie and make you invested in the characters.
This movie is good but comes nowhere near how brutal the real story was, Marcus actually broke his back after the final jump and bit his tongue in half and had to crawl 10-13 miles before he was found. And the rescue mission is a whole another story it’s actually amazing
13 Hours another movie based on true story Magy you’ll really like it. I loved the movie it’s just so awesome how four retired ex military men maintained a fort to protect a certain individual from these talibans.
You should check it out some day Magy 👌😎
The tribesmen that saved Marcus in real life was finally allowed to move to the USA where he and his family now live and are still in regular contact with Marcus. There's a really good episode of Joe rogan podcast where he tells the whole story
I'm glad to see that your finger is healing magy. I'm praying for a full recovery for it right now. Glad to see you happy again. Ignore the insulting idiots out there. They are cowards who have no life.
Love this movie very well done and very tragic what happened in real life man they captured the story so well and casted so well also
Its one of the hardest movie based on true story for me. And i am a man.
Hi my name is James Morrison and I'm a Australian SASR soldier an I did 6 missions in Afghanistan thank you very much ✌️✌️✌️✌️💯🔥
I know this was uploaded a while ago and people have probably said it. But if you didn't know @ 3:57 exactly when they are at the picnic table. The guy in the beanie is the actual guy who survived!
Plz magy you should watch the documentary about lone survivor. Its amazing. Marcus lattrel and the village chief are still best of friends.
Operation Red Wings (Which was the name of the Op in Lone Survivor) was a complete shitshow to begin with from start to finish. Namely the fact that the recon team was deployed so far away without adequate support or numbers. They were underequipped as well none of the initial team having a belt-fed machine gun and Admrial McCraven's inability nor willingness for effective operational oversight. Not letting the teams operate how they needed to to be effective.
I would not put this on Admira McRaven. The Marines owned this mission from the beginning. USMC and other SOF personnel made recommendations that were not followed by the SEALS.
This was the first of three true story movies that Mark Wahlberg and Peter Berg teamed up for. The next one is called Deepwater Horizon that was released in 2016 and is about the BP oil rig that blew up in the Gulf of Mexico back in 2020, and stars Kurt Russell, Kate Hudson, John Malkovich, and Gena Rodriguez. Then in 2017 they teamed up again for Patriots Day about the Boston Marathon Bombing in 2013, and stars John Goodman, Kevin bacon, and JK Simmons. High recommend both of them
9:07 "They seem pretty tired, at this point."
Learning how to get by in the US Armed Forces often depends, in no small part, in knowing how to fight one's own _fatigue._ I remember, I shipped off to _Navy_ Boot Camp in February, '99. At boot camp, every single night, lights out was at 2200 (or 10:00 pm) and reveille was at 0400 (or 4:00 am), so one could _never_ count on more than six hours of sleep a night.
Unfortunately, it happened once in a while, that one had a two-hour _watch_ at some point, during the night. That would knock it down to _four_ hours. The occasional, unfortunate soul would have the 0000 to 0200 watch, so one could get two hours of sleep _before_ and two hours _after._ That was it.
“That’s a warrior. Schwackem.” RIP axe
what i wondered about in this movie is that it seems like there was another choice - tie everyone up but NOT to a tree - so that it takes a while for the kids to get free. and maybe make the binding on the kids less strong but the binding on the man very strong so that it would take a while for the kids to untie themselves and then much longer to untie the man. that could've bought them the time they needed to get out unseen.
Another great war flick is Black Hawk Down (2001), a great story of survival and soldiers sticking together.
If anyone watches this, I highly encourage you to watch Marcus Luttrell’s interviews on the true story of Operation Redwing. It’s so much worse than the movie depicts, and what Marcus lived through was horrendous and I’m truly saddened a human being had to experience that level of pain. I truly have the upmost respect for our military
Try “Kilo Two Bravo”. It’s also a true story with a perfect score on rotten tomatoes. Plus, I am biased - I trained some of the real guys from this event
As an American veteran I just want to say thank you for knowing that Memorial Day is for remembering our fallen. I have met too many Americans who don't know that.
what they didn''t show was that the solder had a broken back and had to crawl miles to get away.
Thanks for the heartfelt review. You did a good job.
“No muff too tough.” 😂
Now you need to see "American Sniper". Then could you please watch the sequel trilogy for Star Wars????
American Sniper and the Sequel Trilogy are terrible
@@15blackshirt the sequel trilogy is really bad but American Sniper decent
@@puebloking8280, Clint Eastwood doesn't know the first thing about the military, and his films show that
“Kindness showed to an enemy will be repaid in blood.”
The man who save the soilder , now he is Texas , he has five kids two of them they are in college and more in school 🇦🇫❤️
Packing dirt helps the wound to stop bleeding and helps it heal
This was a great reaction, there really should have been a "no" counter on how many times she said no lol. Cant wait or more war movies from you
Cheezebag ... I like that, a "no" counter; but it'll have to be a 3-digit counter!
A "wounds" counter (scratches aren't counted) would be interesting too; verified using the autopsy results.
I have a few friends in certain special forces branches that say this is one of the most accurate depictions of an event that's been made into a movie.
We also try not to leave any soldiers behind, and it's another reason why we celebrate MEMORIAL DAY. To remember the men that put their lives on the line to make sure we are safe, and our allies can live in peac.
Magy you should check out the speech the real guy gives to a football team his name is Marcus Luttrell
ruclips.net/video/ttYZVFlCjOw/видео.html
There's a book that Marcus Luttrell wrote called Operation Redwing. That's what this movie is based on. Marcus Luttrell was on set so they would get it as accurate as possible to respect the seals that died.
One of the best realistic things in this movie, which most Hollywood movies get wrong. Is the suppressor (silencer) Movies don't usually account for the loud noise when bullet meets the bone 🦴
15:44 These are _Apache_ helicopters. If you're transporting troops, you need _Chinook_ helicopters, because they're the ones who actually _carry_ the troops. But they're vulnerable to _attack,_ so you also need _Apache_ helicopters, because they're the _maneuverable_ ones equipped with weapons to fire _back._ They keep the heat _off_ the Chinooks.
Apaches cannot transport troops on their own, because they're literally not _equipped_ to transport troops. But Chinooks are not typically well advised to transport troops without the _support_ of Apaches.
Bleeding will kill you faster than infection. Stop the bleeding, worry about infection later.
He wasn't telling them where the base was. They already know where we had all our bases, and outposts. It's their land. They knew it better than us. He was telling his people where he was, so that they could come get him.
In this vein, my favorites are this movie, 13 Hours, and Outpost.
When your life depends upon it, you *never* forget the plan.
Great reaction, loved it. It's an amazing movie for sure and get well soon
@9:15 They have to move. They were dropped off the helicopters far away from the site they actually going. Helicopters can't go too close to the target area because their noise will warn the enemies. And they can be heard quite far away because the rocky mountains echo their sound. So yeah, they close closer to the area but stay like 10 miles away and walk the rest of the way.
I watched a video of military guys watching this movie, and they said they looked up what the old man said when they let him go… they said he said “you’re going to die tonight “
So true how the Afghan father and son helped Marcus. Even though they took great risk protecting him. Amazing
This was a great movie recommendation and I'm glad you reacted to it!
Peter Berg also did Patriot's Day with Mark Wahlberg as well. One of the movies that inspired me to get a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice and try to be a police officer. It's a movie about the Boston Marathon Bombing. Mark Wahlberg is technically the main character but his character was fictionalized and added in alongside the real people and names to tell the story but I highly recommend it.
You should also watch Peter Berg's movie "Hancock." It stars Will Smith as a really powerful but drunk super-hero type character.
I'm a prior seal , also a prior S.E.R.E. instructor, Mos 9505, ma'am seals mentally sign away there life when they become seals,they except death, they would rather die in combat than die of cancer or a drunk driver, we are a family of brothers, we die or live because our brothers next to us, we fight for our brothers, never out of the fight, the only easy day was yesterday, hooorah !, in the battle field, stop the bleeding by any means nessary sometimes requires packing the wound with dirt, stop bleeding first, infection later, I would ask if you meet a soldier or airman please thank them for their service, it will make them happy
If you wonder if you are seeing things, it was Marcus himself who appeared in the film in a few scenes, thats why his face was familiar :)
There was a show on the History Channel called The Warfighter and there was an episode of what happened after Operation Red Wings. A recovery mission led by US Army Rangers that took 2 weeks.
Watch Black Hawk Down or The Outpost next please!
Every bullet wound shown in the film was actually found on their bodies during their autopsy.
True Story: after coming home Marcus had a rehabilitation service dog named DASY, which was an acronym of the names of the squad members he lost that day. Some punks shot and killed his dog. He chased after them. This could have turned into a real 'John Wick' situation. Here is the 911 call....
ruclips.net/video/I3UFIkqx3Jg/видео.html
He's not telling the enemy!! This is a different group of Afghan's, they are not the Taliban.
You should definitely check out the movie 13 hours it's amazing
The man that is helping Mark Wahlberg when he fell into the water said "Taliban nistam which means I'm not Taliban. The village he is in is part pro taliban and part anti taliban. At the end of the movie they explain why this Afghani man and some of the villagers help Mark Wahlberg's character, it's actually a beautiful and kind thing to do!
Fun fact, Marcus Lutrell comes out at the beginning of the movie (Marcus Lutrell is the guy that survived at the end of the movie). He's the one that says "Here's your first assignment: clean that up".
I've met the real Marcus Luttrell in 2010. Got a picture with him and autographed copy of Lone Survivor. The book is absolutely one of the top 3 books I've ever read and much, much better than the movie (which isn't bad).
Marcus Luttrell’s service dog D.A.I.S.Y who he named after his friends who were killed in the battle so these three people killed his service dog and he chased them into three county’s there is another video on that also watch his speech he tells everything that was going on in his mind
All of those Pictures in the movie are the actual people and family members the movie is based on. The actual Marcus Luttrell is the guy in that makes Patton clean the tables.
They weren't worried about infection, more so about stopping the bleeding.
You probably know this by now or someone else has mentioned it, the dance from the beginning from the new guy is from the movie Napoleon Dynamite.
Alexson, the red head is from my home town so I’ve talked a bit w and supported his wife. My family had been in the military so I will always have a respect for them. If you liked this one try 13 Hours.
1:27 Every branch of the US Armed Forces has their _elite._ Other countries as well. In the UK, they have the Special Air Service. In Russia, they have the Spetsnaz. But I don't know nearly as much about them, so I'll only speak with a touch of authority on _our_ elite fighters.
Elite fighters train a _lot_ longer. They consistently meet higher physical _fitness_ standards. Their initial period of training before they're assigned to _field_ units is typically close to a year. In the Army, they're the Special Forces (also known as the Green Berets). In the Navy, they're the SEALs. In the Marine Corps, they're the Force Recon. In the Air Force, they're the Combat Control Technicians and Pararescue Jumpers. In the Coast Guard, they're the Maritime Safety & Security Teams (MSSTs).
They're not _occupation_ forces, though. They don't train or equip to invade and occupy. They train and equip to covertly _infiltrate,_ hit a given _target,_ and then covertly _exfiltrate._ That's it. Odds are, if elite fighters deploy to the city where _you_ live, you will never _know._ They will elude detection the _whole_ time.
Their _training,_ though, _unavoidably_ has a high washout rate. And it's not just that they set up the training to test trainees' _mettle._ It's _also_ that they constantly _watch_ you during training, and every time it looks like your resolve might be failing, there's a trainer there, offering you the opportunity to quit and go do something _else._
That's what we're seeing, here.