Fast roping, CQB, tactical question during the operations, and protection from the ANA while training, were all the significant needs we received from Patrick. We truly appreciate you, We love you Patrick Boss. FTP Khorma.
You were the best trainer. I am glad to heard your voice again. I never forget those days you worked as a trainer with FTP.I have a lot of good memories. I couldn't believe to see you again but fortunately I am really happy to met you again in US.
Jawida that is so sweet, thank you. Yes we had so much fun, I loved every moment at Camp Scorpion with you. I have a great memory of you overcoming your fear of K9 work. You are an amazing soldier and leader. It was so good to see you again this weekend, I will be back soon! 💪🇦🇫💪
Thank you Patrick for helping us with CQB, weapons, K9, and tactical questions. You taught us GPS , map reading, SSC, EOD, and fast roping, so much fun. We love you as our teacher and learned so much from you. We appreciate how much you took care of and supported us.
Dear teacher you taught us many many tactics that when we go to operation how protect our self,how protect women and grandchildren and how find our target and how help our team. you made the FTPs wonderful women and we are so thankful for this .
Thank you so much, it was an amazing blessing for me to be a part of your lives. I enjoyed every moment with you girls. Thank you for allowing me in, and I am so pleased that you are about to have so many good things in your new life. 💪🇺🇸🇦🇫💪
They are even better in person! Soon they will get the recognition they deserve. I’m glad you liked the interview, please share and spread the word about these amazing young ladies!!
Thank you very much Mr. Patrick. I learned a lot from you. We learned everything from you. You are very good. Always be successful in your ten lives, . FTP Maryam
Thank you very much Mr. Patrick. I learned a lot from you. We learned everything from you. You are very good. Always be successful in your ten lives, Mr. FTP. Maryam
Maryam! So good to hear from you. 😀 Thank you so much for your kind words. I had so much fun with you girls, I wish I could go back and do it again! Thank you for allowing me into your world! You ladies are amazing! Take care and god bless!
Between watching this video and The Team House's interview with Samantha Juan, I am in Awe. These FTP, CST, and Peshmerga fighters need to have their stories told! Thanks Ryan. Awesome job
Great story. I know when I was stationed in South Korea, the ROK Army had a platoon of female special operators in their special mission battalions. Badass.
Thank you I’m glad you like the story. Yes many Army’s have this. The narrative that women can’t keep up seems to come from those on the sidelines and not the ones on the ground. Please like and share!
Awesome interview with Patrick. I was lucky to meet him twice in the past several months while he was hiking the AT with my son, David Firmin(Cowboy). Thank you guys/gals for your service!
Hey sir, the pleasure was all mine trust me…you saved us with amazing company and amazing food. I’ll never forget your generosity and I’ll never forget my time hiking with your son…THE COWBOY. 2200 miles!! You raised a great man. God bless and thanks for the kind words
I was at Speicher in 2003, when the whole shit show was getting started. Also spent time in Baji just north of there at an airfield called K2. At the time K2 was named OP Lancer, then FOB/Camp Lancer. Been a long time ago now, sometimes I still look at places in Iraq, sometimes it feels like I am visiting people long gone.
Yes they absolutely should these women are incredible. I do not have a desire to do books or film but will assist them in any of their endeavors! Glad you liked the story and please spread the word about these amazing women!
From the into to the video I wondered about the question that gets answered at the end. For a father of three daughters and the grandfather of six granddaughters I have to admit that I got a got something in my eyes 😥😥😅😅 at around 1:37:00 of the show. I'm thankful 🙏 they got out and now get to live their lives with no restrictions on what they can do or accomplish just because they are young ladies.
@@pedrokoto I wish I'd joined the military, but never did. Believe me when I say that those of you who earned the right to wear The Ranger Scroll, get nothing but respect..real life superheroes.. Stay strong!
Shark diving on the east side? Sounds like fun all I got between me and the east side of the river is a bridge. It seems to be much more interesting across the street. LOL
Yes sir it should be. Some FTP’s have expressed interest in this. I will not be writing any books or doing any films as I don’t want to profit off of them but I will be happy to assist any of them in their own endeavors! Glad you liked the story please spread the word about these amazing women!
I appreciate the ECP comment haha. National Guard running ECP and mounted patrol in Herat, Afghanistan. Sometimes it feels like I didn’t do shit over there cause I wasn’t kicking down doors but looking back, it really was dangerous af what we did.
Ah yes my ranger brother. Would have loved to have been at 1st batt. But nope 3rd batt. RIP2008. Ugh. RLTW 3/75 baha behind the curb at 21. Baha I was 36 when I went through RIP. BAHA and yep a week later after graduation I was sent to mosul. To meet my platoon. It sucked. RLTW 3/75 ugh. Chad you just reminded me of something yes we lost a guy in our platoon and yes my task was to put all of his gear together all of his sensitive items into a create and I still remember because when we had to ship it back I had to open that metal lock Box up with all of this gear and everything that was in there for like a week and the smell of that Blood and Other terrible things I'll stuck over all of his equipment and everything but when the smell wave from open in that Box hit me after being in there for a week I don't think I'll ever get that smell out of my head I mean it is stuck with me for life.. you're 100% right, nobody tells you that's hard to do part of the job.. RLTW 3/75
Haha damn dude 36! Yeah I guess I was nowhere near as behind the curve as you! Silver Fox coming through RIP hahaha. RLTW brother thank you for the support, please share.
@@pedrokoto yeah when they first met me you know the pl and squad leaders are all sitting in the toc. I couldn't tell you what time it was right. 2am there were about 4 of us who'd just flew in from Benning and are now standing in line. They start from left to right, tell us who you are and why you are here. It gets to me. Homy shit how old are you and are you a Colonel or something. Wtf . Hahaha RLTW 3/75
Another great interview Ryan, while I enjoy listening to these interviews while making breakfast, dinner, or working out, I have to agree with Patrick kensella. The Tier 1 bubbas are awesome, I always think what if I took that leap and left the infantry for a chance to serve along side those warriors. However it would be great to see some interviews from your more conventional side of the house. While it’s not a sexy and Hollywood worthy, big infantry either army or USMC deals with so much with so little. This community never gets a solid look and understanding. Keep up the great work.
Robert Swartz I hope you liked the story! We were tracking the events on the television as that week was unfolding and delivered vengeance fast and violent! Boston Strong 💪
@@pedrokoto really cool to hear about all the Boston ties, thank you for all you and your teammates did for us back home! Loved your interview and learning about the FTP. I owe you a beer next time you’re in MA! 🍻
As usual this was a very good interview. But I as a father, whose Son served on a Tiger Team in the early days in Iraq would hope you could explain the Terms all you guys know so well. I do not want to add any more time or effort to this project, but when the guest starts saying that DELTA was doing XYZ or BVD's I'd like to be able to Hang with the conversation just a little bit... Maybe a line on the bottom of the page like: BVD's = Under Pants Blessing Dmc Thanks, @70 I'm a little to old to enlist.
Haha this made me laugh. Trust me if the Regimental Commander went downtown Savannah on the first weekend back from deployment…..he just might start off his speech like that!! Glad you liked the story, please like and share . RLTW
I would like to here about Patrick's experience / treatment in Ranger School after serving in combat as a member of the 1st Bat. Was it easier after learning many of the TTP's in actual combat or were they expecting more from you?
Great question sir, I think I had an easier time than most students. Ranger Batt has a culture of “come back with your Tab or don’t come back” Your first year in Batt is brutal between deployments and training. They will not send you until you are ready and they know you’ll pass. As it would be an embarrassment to the unit if you went and failed. For example the minimum PT score to enter Ranger school is 240 I believe…but Battalion will not even put you up against your peers for a slot unless you are 300+ Having 2 deployments under my belt prior, I personally felt like I had a leg up on my peers…even some cadre. Ranger school is more of a suck fest as opposed to a tactical school in my opinion. As long as you can keep moving forward with minimal food and sleep for 62 days, while serving your platoon, you will pass. Some of the tactics are outdated but some are not…initiate ambush, patrol base, break contact. But as far as getting a map and compass and plotting points for 12 miles….not realistic. I had a great time in Ranger school, I’ll cherish it forever. It’s the only chance you’ll have as an adult, to go play army man in the woods with your friends…and get paid to do it. What’s not to love! I hope this answers your question.
Best interviews on the planet. How grateful we are to you. Amazing story- Respect. Can’t wait to check the artwork and show support for these women. What is the spelling of the Artists name Ben Camwell Campwell ? I’ll try harder to search. Thanks. Edit ah found him (BenCantwellArt. ) Good stuff. Thank you Ryan for your hard work. I wish I could have heard you interview my grandfather who was in the early USMC ss platoon after Guadalcanal then on to Saipan, Iwo,China POW recovery and more. I wish that generation had you to document some story’s. Take care.
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Fast roping, CQB, tactical question during the operations, and protection from the ANA while training, were all the significant needs we received from Patrick. We truly appreciate you, We love you Patrick Boss.
FTP Khorma.
Thank you Khorma I love you too! I will visit you soon!
@@pedrokoto I cannot wait to see !
What's the situation after the Taliban took over?
I would be happy to see any of you guys!!
@@stephen8996everything is gone my father and family escaped to Tajikistan safely while I have been in USA
Patrick you was very kind teacher and helped FTPs allot, we learned allot of things from you and you are always in our heart !
We love you...!!!!
Thank you Farida! I was so blessed to be part of your lives. You deserve all the good things coming your way!
Love you always!
You were the best trainer.
I am glad to heard your voice again.
I never forget those days you worked as a trainer with FTP.I have a lot of good memories.
I couldn't believe to see you again but fortunately I am really happy to met you again in US.
Jawida that is so sweet, thank you.
Yes we had so much fun, I loved every moment at Camp Scorpion with you. I have a great memory of you overcoming your fear of K9 work. You are an amazing soldier and leader.
It was so good to see you again this weekend, I will be back soon!
💪🇦🇫💪
Thank you Patrick for helping us with CQB, weapons, K9, and tactical questions. You taught us GPS , map reading, SSC, EOD, and fast roping, so much fun. We love you as our teacher and learned so much from you. We appreciate how much you took care of and supported us.
This makes my heart happy
I love you girls so much and I’m so excited for your future blessings
💪🇺🇸🇦🇫💪
I read the title wrong! I was like that lady has a really deep voice during the intro!... 🤣🤦🏼♂️
Dear teacher you taught us many many tactics that when we go to operation how protect our self,how protect women and grandchildren and how find our target and how help our team. you made the FTPs wonderful women and we are so thankful for this .
Thank you so much, it was an amazing blessing for me to be a part of your lives. I enjoyed every moment with you girls.
Thank you for allowing me in, and I am so pleased that you are about to have so many good things in your new life.
💪🇺🇸🇦🇫💪
The FTP are some of the most mind blowing stories I’ve ever heard.
They are even better in person! Soon they will get the recognition they deserve.
I’m glad you liked the interview, please share and spread the word about these amazing young ladies!!
@@pedrokoto without giving too much away, does that mean there's more in the works?
@@InvisibleHotdog very soon…stay tuned to @combatstory
Just saw the podcast of a CST on the team house
Watched it last night!!
Sam is bad ass!
They are amazing women.
I’m glad you liked the interview, please share and spread the word!
Thank you very much Mr. Patrick. I learned a lot from you. We learned everything from you. You are very good. Always be successful in your ten lives, . FTP Maryam
We heared alot about your helping with FTP's training and as an Afghan I thank you for your hard working with FTPs .🇦🇫❤🇺🇸
Thank you for your kind words.
It was the greatest honor of my life to train these women. I will forever love Afghanistan because of them.
Thank you very much Mr. Patrick. I learned a lot from you. We learned everything from you. You are very good. Always be successful in your ten lives, Mr. FTP. Maryam
Maryam! So good to hear from you. 😀
Thank you so much for your kind words. I had so much fun with you girls, I wish I could go back and do it again!
Thank you for allowing me into your world! You ladies are amazing!
Take care and god bless!
Between watching this video and The Team House's interview with Samantha Juan, I am in Awe. These FTP, CST, and Peshmerga fighters need to have their stories told! Thanks Ryan. Awesome job
Great story. I know when I was stationed in South Korea, the ROK Army had a platoon of female special operators in their special mission battalions. Badass.
Thank you I’m glad you like the story.
Yes many Army’s have this. The narrative that women can’t keep up seems to come from those on the sidelines and not the ones on the ground.
Please like and share!
Outstanding interview Ryan! Thanks so much.
Got to love the Rangers 😌
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Rangers Lead The Way!
This was very cool and eye opening.
Thank you I’m glad you liked it, and please spread the word about these amazing ladies!
Little known side of the fight--excellent episode! 🤙🏼🇺🇸
Thank you for the support and please spread the word about these amazing ladies!
You guys talked about Salerno, I was there in 2004
Awesome interview with Patrick. I was lucky to meet him twice in the past several months while he was hiking the AT with my son, David Firmin(Cowboy). Thank you guys/gals for your service!
Hey sir, the pleasure was all mine trust me…you saved us with amazing company and amazing food.
I’ll never forget your generosity and I’ll never forget my time hiking with your son…THE COWBOY. 2200 miles!!
You raised a great man.
God bless and thanks for the kind words
Thank you!
I was at Speicher in 2003, when the whole shit show was getting started. Also spent time in Baji just north of there at an airfield called K2. At the time K2 was named OP Lancer, then FOB/Camp Lancer. Been a long time ago now, sometimes I still look at places in Iraq, sometimes it feels like I am visiting people long gone.
They should make a movie on CTS/FTP.
Yes they absolutely should these women are incredible.
I do not have a desire to do books or film but will assist them in any of their endeavors!
Glad you liked the story and please spread the word about these amazing women!
From the into to the video I wondered about the question that gets answered at the end. For a father of three daughters and the grandfather of six granddaughters I have to admit that I got a got something in my eyes 😥😥😅😅 at around 1:37:00 of the show. I'm thankful 🙏 they got out and now get to live their lives with no restrictions on what they can do or accomplish just because they are young ladies.
I’m glad that you loved the episode so much. Anything is possible 💪
Rangers Lead The Way
Fantastic content as always, I always love listening to these while I'm at work
You really make the working day worth it
:) keep up the great work
Pat, it's a good thing you listened to me and went to the regiment lol. RLTW
Slick!!! What’s up my brother! Thank you so much for the guidance my friend, you changed my life.
RLTW
@@pedrokoto I wish I'd joined the military, but never did. Believe me when I say that those of you who earned the right to wear The Ranger Scroll, get nothing but respect..real life superheroes..
Stay strong!
This was a brilliant episode! Fascinating stuff. Top guy!
Thank you sir I appreciate that! Please spread the word.
@@pedrokoto perfectly timed episode to link with the team house featuring Sam Juan who was a CST... great double whammy for lady warrior info.
One of my favorite awesome episode
Shark diving on the east side? Sounds like fun all I got between me and the east side of the river is a bridge. It seems to be much more interesting across the street. LOL
This story needs to be told in book form giving full credit to those amazing women. 👏🏻
Yes sir it should be. Some FTP’s have expressed interest in this. I will not be writing any books or doing any films as I don’t want to profit off of them but I will be happy to assist any of them in their own endeavors!
Glad you liked the story please spread the word about these amazing women!
I appreciate the ECP comment haha. National Guard running ECP and mounted patrol in Herat, Afghanistan. Sometimes it feels like I didn’t do shit over there cause I wasn’t kicking down doors but looking back, it really was dangerous af what we did.
Yeah man you guys are the real gangsters over there. We had the easy life on my side of the fence. Don’t downplay your role my friend!!
Another great episode
Ah yes my ranger brother. Would have loved to have been at 1st batt. But nope 3rd batt. RIP2008. Ugh. RLTW 3/75 baha behind the curb at 21. Baha I was 36 when I went through RIP. BAHA and yep a week later after graduation I was sent to mosul. To meet my platoon. It sucked. RLTW 3/75 ugh. Chad you just reminded me of something yes we lost a guy in our platoon and yes my task was to put all of his gear together all of his sensitive items into a create and I still remember because when we had to ship it back I had to open that metal lock Box up with all of this gear and everything that was in there for like a week and the smell of that Blood and Other terrible things I'll stuck over all of his equipment and everything but when the smell wave from open in that Box hit me after being in there for a week I don't think I'll ever get that smell out of my head I mean it is stuck with me for life.. you're 100% right, nobody tells you that's hard to do part of the job.. RLTW 3/75
Haha damn dude 36! Yeah I guess I was nowhere near as behind the curve as you! Silver Fox coming through RIP hahaha.
RLTW brother thank you for the support, please share.
@@pedrokoto yeah when they first met me you know the pl and squad leaders are all sitting in the toc. I couldn't tell you what time it was right. 2am there were about 4 of us who'd just flew in from Benning and are now standing in line. They start from left to right, tell us who you are and why you are here. It gets to me. Homy shit how old are you and are you a Colonel or something. Wtf . Hahaha RLTW 3/75
Hell yeah that’s my cousin!
My dawgggg. Glad you liked it! Thank you for helping me transition back to the states. Love ya dude
Great story. Thank you.
Another great interview Ryan, while I enjoy listening to these interviews while making breakfast, dinner, or working out, I have to agree with Patrick kensella. The Tier 1 bubbas are awesome, I always think what if I took that leap and left the infantry for a chance to serve along side those warriors. However it would be great to see some interviews from your more conventional side of the house. While it’s not a sexy and Hollywood worthy, big infantry either army or USMC deals with so much with so little. This community never gets a solid look and understanding. Keep up the great work.
What a wonderful opportunity for women to be involved with Special Forces. I wish all the women of FTP the best in their integration into the USA
I was going to school in Boston in 2013 and was on Boylston st when the marathon bombs went off. That whole week was wild to experience.
Robert Swartz I hope you liked the story! We were tracking the events on the television as that week was unfolding and delivered vengeance fast and violent! Boston Strong 💪
@@pedrokoto really cool to hear about all the Boston ties, thank you for all you and your teammates did for us back home! Loved your interview and learning about the FTP. I owe you a beer next time you’re in MA! 🍻
As usual this was a very good interview. But I as a father, whose Son served on a Tiger Team in the early days in Iraq would hope you could explain the Terms all you guys know so well. I do not want to add any more time or effort to this project, but when the guest starts saying that DELTA was doing XYZ or BVD's I'd like to be able to Hang with the conversation just a little bit...
Maybe a line on the bottom of the page like: BVD's = Under Pants
Blessing
Dmc
Thanks, @70 I'm a little to old to enlist.
Amazing with modern technology no one can get better audio.
Another interview with a different twist of the Female components.
خیلی عالی سرزنده باد افسران شجاع کشورم
No Ranger symbol on your cover art of the show. ☀️⚡️⭐️ RLTW
I'd love to see a regimental change of command where the outgoing commander starts with 'My fellow meat-heads..'🤣😂
Haha this made me laugh.
Trust me if the Regimental Commander went downtown Savannah on the first weekend back from deployment…..he just might start off his speech like that!!
Glad you liked the story, please like and share .
RLTW
Hey, I know them one of the FTP is my aunt😁😁😁😁
Tell her she is amazing and tell her I love her 😍
This one cool dude
Super cool 😎 wow 🤩
I've never been first to comment lol ty these are amazing love it
I want to hear the host talk about his time in the service also anything from your time in the agency you can talk about
I would like to here about Patrick's experience / treatment in Ranger School after serving in combat as a member of the 1st Bat. Was it easier after learning many of the TTP's in actual combat or were they expecting more from you?
Great question sir, I think I had an easier time than most students.
Ranger Batt has a culture of “come back with your Tab or don’t come back”
Your first year in Batt is brutal between deployments and training. They will not send you until you are ready and they know you’ll pass. As it would be an embarrassment to the unit if you went and failed.
For example the minimum PT score to enter Ranger school is 240 I believe…but Battalion will not even put you up against your peers for a slot unless you are 300+
Having 2 deployments under my belt prior, I personally felt like I had a leg up on my peers…even some cadre.
Ranger school is more of a suck fest as opposed to a tactical school in my opinion. As long as you can keep moving forward with minimal food and sleep for 62 days, while serving your platoon, you will pass.
Some of the tactics are outdated but some are not…initiate ambush, patrol base, break contact. But as far as getting a map and compass and plotting points for 12 miles….not realistic.
I had a great time in Ranger school, I’ll cherish it forever. It’s the only chance you’ll have as an adult, to go play army man in the woods with your friends…and get paid to do it. What’s not to love!
I hope this answers your question.
@@pedrokoto you're awesome bro
I wanted to turn off some lights myself..
😊
What I've learnt from Pat is that 1. 'traditional Afghan culture' is to collaborate!! 2. The Taliban came back and all the 'patriots' ran!
Tactical
Women's
Alert
Team
My Swiss Belgian malinois says wolf.
Great deal my dad worked on Apollo 11
I don't know if he can talk publicly about nonverbal communication
Beavis and Butthead thank you for your service
⛩
All for nothing
Sound sucks
Best interviews on the planet. How grateful we are to you. Amazing story- Respect. Can’t wait to check the artwork and show support for these women. What is the spelling of the Artists name Ben Camwell Campwell ? I’ll try harder to search. Thanks. Edit ah found him (BenCantwellArt. ) Good stuff. Thank you Ryan for your hard work. I wish I could have heard you interview my grandfather who was in the early USMC ss platoon after Guadalcanal then on to Saipan, Iwo,China POW recovery and more. I wish that generation had you to document some story’s. Take care.