Stolen Valor Phony Navy SEAL of the Week. US Marine DESTROYS Fake SEAL trying to SCAM his Mother.
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- videos.extremesealexperience.... Retired Navy SEAL Don Shipley helps a US Marine undue the claims of a serial scammer after his Mother's money.
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As someone who does investigations for a living, it is truly a pleasure to watch you work, Senior Chief.
Thank you for your service sir
You and me both man, and God do I miss the old O&A days. I still watch some of Ant and Jimmy's contemporary stuff.
Investigating who left the most recent sea men stains on the bathroom floor is still "investigations" so... I have no problem with you insinuating that you work in law enforcement. Since real law enforcement don't do stupid things like insinuate to strangers what they do to passively get some of that sweet internet clout, they are underrepresented on youtube. So a fake guy living out some at-home Steven Segal-style LE career is fine with me son. Keep phishing for those compliments son, at least half the people who read dumb assed attempts like yours aren't aware that's what you're really doing.
Armbruster Investigations Virginia Beach... Over a third of investigations is about false seal navy Intel service done for employers in area and Virginia. Been nailing clowns for years now
tsss
I don't understand why someone would feel the need to make themselves into something they are not. I was in the Marines in the 90s, never saw action, a cook. Still a Marine, pure and simple.
Thank you for your service! I would think you were a very good cook or one tuff bad one! Lol
Thank you for your service bro!
The closest I can get to the food preparations that you were a part of in military service to to go to La Jolla's V.A. Ha! Ha!
I still miss chipped beef or turkey on toast!
Thank you for your mashed potatoes! Oh I mean… for your service!!!!
An under appreciated MOS but a VITAL one.... You earned the title and you did your job, Brother, and that's all that matters....
And some of the best chow I ever had. Thanks. Doc Z
Anyone else find it a bit frightening just how many pathological liars live amongst us?
The people saw fit to elect one as the 45th President.
@@williamwilson6499Thank God for Biden. He’s saving our nation, both economically and culturally.
@@jumpinjojo Most popular president in the history of the universe
😅😅😅
@@FinalFront 🤣🤣
I was born in '58, and I'm 65 years old.
This jerk is 77. So apparenly he was in the Cambodian jungle at 12 years old. A true warrior legend.
I WAS TOLD THERE WOULD BE NO MATH
I guess Kissinger saw the child soldiers of the Khmer Rouge and decided to fight fire with fire. Then he must have sent CIA agents to spy on youth karate classes and they found this guy and figured he was all they needed because he fought so well.
I lot of Vietnam " veterans " mess up the dates . One can see these 60 year guys claiming to being black ops in " Nam ".
I'm glad someone else picked up his age. I'm 78 went in the Navy at 20yrs old in 1965.
Math is hard
Even the phone signal is having a hard time keeping up with this b.s.!
Hi Don, my father is a Falklands Island vet. i finally got him to see your video`s recently.. he is impressed with your hair..
Been watching Don videos for many many moons, his hair turned Navy Grey an I'm starting to see some thinning going on, happens to the best of us
82.....was he a Para or Welsh guard? Or Royal Marine?
We’re all impressed by his hair. I was 50 last year and my forehead hair starts where my ears do if that makes sense.
Dons' hair is a legend in itself. It's fought and won many battles on its own.
@@thereckoning5488 it doesn’t dare recede
I was a United States Marine in 1966, served in Viet Nam until 1968, and I never carried a wounded Marine across a mine field on my back. Unfortunately I was only a driver, I did what I was told to do, was bored to tears, unless we were attacked. My DD214 is accurate and I am still very proud that 1 volunteered both for the Marine Corps, but also for Viet Nam. I did my time in hell, so I’m waiting for heaven.
OH- my HEART 💔 when I hear a VETERAN SAY THAT- I GET PISSED OFF AT OUR GOVERNMENT. I don't know you my HEART IS WITH YOU❤️🐎🤠🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲✝️✝️🙏🙏
Thank u for ur service sir
Ty
My grandfather was a Marine as well and he was in the same war as you and he was a 0331 Machine Gunner and he got hit 3 times in the same war that you were because my grandfather was also a Marine and he’s also a Marine and before he died he gave me his ranks and gave his Purple Heart to me and my cousin and so I’m holding it for him and he never talked about the war to me and he was shipped out of Hawaii and so I’m a grandson to a real Marine and I’m planning to go in the military myself and the branch my interest right now is the Navy because I want to fight for the fallen brothers and sisters that are dead from the bombing blast on August 26th 2021 and these are the guys I want to fight for and I would die for
Marine Corp : SGT Johnny Rosario Pichardo
Marine Corp : Sgt Nicole Gee
Marine Corp : Staff Sgt Darian T Hoover
Marine Corp : Lance Cpl David L Espinoza
Marine Corp : Lance Cpl Hunter Lopez
Marine Corp : Lance Cpl Rylee J McCollum
Marine Corp : Lance Cpl Dylan R Merola
Marine Corp : Lance Cpl Kareem M Nikoui
Marine Corp : Lance Cpl Jared M SchmitzEver
Marine Corp : Cpl Humberto A Sánchez
Marine Corp : Cpl Daegan W Page
Navy Hospital : Corpsman Maxton W Soviak
Army : Staff Sgt Ryan C Knauss
And so I’m a grandson of a real Marine
Welcome home and thank you for your service
The hard part about being a pathological liar and a phony is that you always have to have a _really_ good memory.
They're invariably too lazy.
I just am always amazed how senior chief is able to get these guys to spew for so long and hard .And they never seem to pick up that they are being led right to the slaughter
They are driven by pride. They have to build themselves up. Low self esteem.
The whole reason they lie about being a SEAL is to spew their lies for attention. I've worked with real Special Operations guys and you wouldn't even know it unless they told you. They usually look like college lacrosse players and I've never heard them brag.
YES, agree 👍💯% I ❤ it when the fonny starts asking questions back, and the Great "ONE" Din, puts them in check, and gets conversation back to stuff the Fonny wants to pound his weak ass chest about
DON is wonderful with his questions, slowly going in for the kill 😊.
They love telling their fake BS, they've told it unprovoked hundreds of times to random people, so they get a call asking about "their service" and they can't help themselves. More than anything they want people to believe they're heroic patriots.
He's an experienced war chief. When your enemy is making a mistake, don't interupt him.
Don’s procedure for exposing these liars is off the charts. Well done, Sir.
Do these people have a right more than me to say they served the country? I self-identify as an Iraq war veteran. I wear my uniform to Walmart and I talk to anyone that will listen to me about my times under enemy fire.
@@Shrooms-up6svthank you for your service in the battle of hamburger hill, where you and your fellow battle bunnies stormed the gates of Wendy’s. God bless all the men and women who serve in the United States Seal Team 6-9 division.
Thank you sir! It's been a true honor to serve!@@agentmueller
The stolen valor dude should really study a map. I was dying at his piss poor knowledge 😅
He'd make a hell of a lawyer.
He gets guys to lock themselves in to a story by asking innocuous-sounding questions before he goes in for the kill.
I'm a non-combat Army veteran during peacetime. I've used my VA benefits to help buy 2 of the 3 homes we've owned. I served and was honorably discharged. Nothing dangerous, nothing distinguished and proud of each minute in uniform. I've found over the years that the more a person talks about their service, the more full of shit they are. WTF is wrong with these people!? They can't answer simple direct questions, hide behind "classified" duties and don't realize their BS is completely verifiable.
Don's demeanor while calling out these cowards is way beyond any self-control I possess. I would be going off on these assholes.
Thanks for your service, Don, and thank you for the work you're doing to protect the honor of the SEALs and HONORABLE veterans everywhere.
Bro I’m proud that I done a wall mural and a sculpture for military museum .Would have loved to have been in army and sf .But I became a painter .Painted some famous buildings in Edinburgh uk ,But that’s my dangerous deployments.😂😂
Yes, I’ll never understand why people feel the need to lie. Especially those that were actually in the armed forces in some capacity. I have respect for anyone that served for their country in any capacity. I even have great respect for their wives and husbands that supported them. No one that served and was honorably discharged should should feel the need to lie.
Fitzsimmons, god bless you sir, thank you for your service and dedication ❤️
@@Crosshatch1212I once lived in Edinburgh! What parts of town.
Same here. I'm a U.S. Army veteran. Never been in a war and never did anything important during my time.
As a retired worker for the Veteran's Admin. medical services. In the process of signing up Vets for services I was able to view a lot of DD-214's. What I learned from a lot of Vets is that most of the real heroes didn't brag about their service or accomplishments. Most often I learned about their accomplishments from viewing their DD-214's. When I was able to get to know a Vet, usually after a couple of years, then MAYBE they would open up to me. Most Vets were very leery of the gvt -- and for good reason.
Absolutely correct. I was a mortgage loan officer and originated and closed hundreds of loans for veterans. I never heard any boasting but sure read many outstanding qualifications, awards and commendations on DD214s
Quick maths, served 8 1/2 years, got out in 1965 and he is 77!?! So he was 11 when he joined the navy?
Good point. It's too bad Don missed it!
I know, that confused me too. Cause if he’s 77 and it’s 2023, then he would’ve been born in 1946 and he says he got out in 65. Which would make him 19. So he would’ve only served for like 1-2 years….
Haven’t gotten to how long he says he served though.
My thoughts, too. In Nam 58, this is 23 , let's say he was 19 in Nam. He would be 84. F'n guy.....
@@PeterAngles-ks9fpyou make an excellent point. ✌️
Just a detail…pay no attention to all that stuff.
I went to the PX and asked for a “Shipley” at the barber. Let’s just say I’m lookin good!
This guy passed Buds training when he was 5 years old, that's why he is so awesome!
lol
He jumped into Cambodia in 1957 when he was 7 or 8 and wiped out the VC before they even existed. It doesn’t get more badass than that.
I wish I was a military vet however life didn't play out as planned. Much respect to those who have served. Stolen valor is unacceptable! Thanks Don.
Do these phonies ever get charged criminally? They should.
They have to be using their claims to materially gain... or get busted red handed in uniform misrepresenting their service record. If they're just bullshitters all you can really do is embarrass them. If simply bullshitting was a crime our last president would've been in jail decades ago.
Unfortunately it has to be proved that they're getting money or something of value, and most of these losers do it for clout, so they can't be charged.
@@msstarlight4770there’s always street justice. 😉✌️
@@louskunt9798 True.
: ) ☺ ☺ 👍 👍
I posted a second comment to you, but it's vanished. It may show up later, but I'll try again, now, anyway: Angry Cops, (YT channel), uploaded a great stolen valor video 2 months ago. It's a really good video.
I’m an old Army VN vet and I’ve run into a few stolen valor guys. I had a young guy come up to me while I was wearing VN Vet hat to thank me for my service. He then proceeded to tell me he was a Navy Seal who was discharged due to injury in training. Thanks to watching your videos, I started asking questions like where did you do your buds training etc. He said he didn’t do Buds but did under water training and air borne where he was injured and was given his trident anyway before discharge. He started showing me photos that you’ve had from your phony SEALS. I asked him if he had his DD 214. He said they didn’t give him one when he was discharged and could I tell him how to get one. I laughed and told him I’m an old Army guy and I didn’t know how swabbies get their paperwork! I told my friend sitting with me that this is a prime example of stolen valor! Thanks for all you do Don!
Thank you for your service. I never served . I appreciate all those that served honorably
Didn't receive a DD-214? WTF. I would have put that dude on blast. I ran into a stolen valor person before. He said he was in the Marines and my buddy said hang on and brought me over. We chit chatted and I asked him the normal stuff. How many years did you serve? Where did you go to boot camp etc...He told me he went to Ft. Benning. I said that's an Army base. This dude argued with me for a half hour about this. I just walked away.
Welcome Home Sir!! My Dad was Army Infantry WW2, so I joined the Navy LOL!!! That went over like a Lead Balloon!! All my Bosses and guys who taught me in service were Nam-Guys, mostly Brown-Water Navy, as I went in in 81. Again, Welcome Home and God Bless!!
Military started using DD 214 in 1950 and i mention DD 214 to and uncle of mine who served in the army before 1950 and he had never heard of a DD 214. My uncle said he was issued Discharge papers and i know even during the Vietnam war no one i knew of referred to discharge papers as a DD 214. I thought it was funny when that man said he was dumped into Cambodia that early in the war. The North started using Cambodia latter to escape being bombed because the Ho Chis Ming trail was bombed so heavy the North found it safer to divert into Cambodia. I knew only one man where i live started doing the navy seal thing until he got called out. I guess he forgot our little talk about the service in 1975. He did serve in the US Navy and he was always a good friend of mine through out life he died three years ago.
Thanks for your service, brother, and welcome home job well done. I'm retired Army Infantry/ iraq and afghanistan vet, and it's because of your service that I grew up free and had the honor and privilege to serve.
You would think after 77 years of lying, he’d be better at it 🤦🏾♂️
A old fool is worst than a fool 😂
Being 77 years old, he ought to know better…
Thank you for all you do Don! I was a Marine, never saw combat, but was proud as hell to serve. Hats off to you for all you do!
I was born and raised in Fort Worth and hearing the name Foster Harrington gave me chills. He's one of the many local heroes, and to hear anyone say that they knew him, tells me everything about who the Marine on this phone call is and his character. Thank you for your service.
To steal valor is to steal the spotlight from the sacrifices of great men like Foster Harrington. Rest in peace.
@SI-Hobbs I was also raised in Ft. Worth (NRH to be specific) and went to school with a Hobbs!! I don't know if you're related.. but Hobbs in general are good people! 🙂
I'm a Desert Storm vet from Houston. When I heard Sgt. Foster L. Harrington's name, I paused the video to read of his service, It made me deeply pause... and reflect on the sacrifice that man made.
He is the very heart and reason why Naval Special Warfare Alumni Member BMCS (Ret.) Shipley serves in civilian life.
To protect the memory and legacy of those we lost too soon.
Back in the past you heard of SEAL's or frog men who went in and did the bad shit no one else wanted to do in Vietnam. In those days i never heard or knew of any man who went around claiming they had been in the Navy seals. In Vietnam recognition was a lot lower no matter the branch of service. In the Gulf wars and Afghanistan the SEALS finally got the recognition they deserved so much "Amen".
@@sCarrieCemetery No way! I'm out near the Bedford/Hurst area.
@@SI-Hobbs nah, not the same guy. Mine was a Christopher, went to both Richland & Haltom HS. That's crazy though! Small world! Nice to somewhat meet you Fellow Hobbs! 🤝🏼
Don, I ran into a guy claiming to be a SEAL, former Florida state trooper, now working as a tow truck driver. He told his wife he could not use the VA for medical treatment because a fire at the Pentagon damaged his service record. I directed him to your website and told him you help with guys with matters like this because I strongly suspect he's been lying to his wife, and had too many excuses why he is not able to take advantage of his benefits.
Happy hunting, Don... Semper Fi!
I doubt he was a state trooper with the pedigree like that.
He got a big chicken dinner
Seal to a Trooper to tow truck driver, 😮 hell of a career path😅😂
I used to be a seal but now identify as a walrus…😂😂😂😂 U.S.M.C.
That famous fire happened way back like in the 1970's. Letters from his buddies (witnesses, commanders, or his personal records would have sufficed to replace any records lost in that fire as far as claiming benefits. Always beware of the people who have a ton of excuses instead of the simple actions that produce the needed results.
Senior Chief, some people may get a chuckle at how you expose imposters, but what you're doing is actually an important service to our country...and to the integrity of the SEALs. Thank you for your service. ...USMC, retired.
Don uses a great line of questioning. As a lawyer I am impressed. He uses direct questions and then leading questions. Great job! The world hates liars.
Love how you let them walk into an untenable position...SO full of BS...I did my time, did what was assigned, and am proud to say I retired as a Sergeant Major from the US Army...I did 25 years...
👍😎👍
Better than me. I was in the Salvation Army.
@@mattt5006 All good IMO...These days, questioning everything...Just don't need the monthly checks to be questioned! 👍😎👍
Sergeant major? I believe that was a combination of merit and luck to make that grade.
@@alessio272 Not sure, but do feel it was deserved based on performance ... I worked my arsch off haha...
Thank you for your service!
This guy is good, he was a SEAL before they existed. Commendable
He served under Capt. Crunch, in the Lollipop Squadron.
he also enlisted in the navy when he was only 11 years old. this guy said he’s 77 and he was in the jungles of cambodia in 1959. he would of had to be 13 years old during that time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😢oh yeah he was smart started when he was11 retired when he was 27, wow that's slick.
no, you werent listening , he went thru S.E.A.L. training, not seal traning....s, e, a, l, 🎉😂🎉😂🎉😂
am Australian but have close friends in USA. One of whom is a USMC veteran of the Iraq war. He is an incredible man and has offered to let me stay at his house for as long as I want. I told him that I want to join the USMC and being told by a Devil Dog that I would "fit right in" was amazing. He knows me very well so it was a huge compliment.
Now I just have to figure out the logistics and get myself to Alabama. I have been looking forward to staying with him and his family because they are just great people. Military history has always been a major passion of mine and although I am not an expert on USMC history, I definitely know more than virtually anybody that lives where I do.
No enemy unit has ever captured a US Marine Corps flag... and they never will.
Frequent fliers. Wow, pathetic. Being verified four times. That guy is a pathological liar.
Always wild to me when its these older dudes. Like man, at age 77 youre still feeling so inadequate and insecure as to tell these fairytales?
Exactly. It is one thing to be a liar. It is a whole different level TO BE THE LIE ITSELF.
If Don is calling you & asking if you was a navy seal, It's probably safe to assume he already knows you're not ..
he actually has found a few real ones!
@@mattcoffee1269True, and he's never accused a real on of being fake. He does impeccable research.
As a Canadian veteran, this is shocking, why do these people do? this?
A majority of people just take words at face value, so its the only way these scummy people can feel like anyone cares they exist.
Mental illness mostly
Some people are just so dissatisfied with their lives they try and create a backstory that features them as a hero. In doing so they become more and more emboldened and their lies become worse and worse
Thank you for responding. I just want to mention my gratitude to all those who have sacrificed so much to defend us, and my deepest respect for the surviving family members. These jerks attempt to take all the valour from our fallen heroes, regardless of what military they served. Never forget my friend, thank you for what you do.
Good question 😮
77 years old, born in about 1946, he said he was in Cambodia in 1959/60 means he was 13/14 years old. Another liar and great work exposing him.
That Marine should have told him “If I ever see you wearing that Trident again, I’m going to rip it off your f’n shirt!”
Shit this guy has been telling this story for decades and decades... he has it so practiced and perfected it really does come across as very natural.
He might even believe some of it himself... these people are phucking nutz.
However he is really bad at math. His age and years served don’t add up
He has all the answers. Does better than I do when I get a question off the cuff. I’ve never been comfortable talking up myself and am always caught off guard when someone inquires about my military history.
I prefer just to show a couple photos and let them see my redacted DD214. In fact the only people who would ever know I’m a vet are those who happen to notice my license plate and recognize the CIB on there as a combat award.
I was USMC Radio Operator (2533). The only contact I ever had with Force Recon was when a Force Captain "requested" I "lend" my PRC-10...I never saw my radio nor that Captain again and I almost had to pay for it !!
... like I'm gonna' say "No, Sir".
LOL
Love what you do.
I started watching this channel about a month or so ago… I had no idea there were so many fake SEAL and stolen valor people out there… totally disgusting… Keep up the good work outing these assholes!!!!
As a former paramedic and retired ER physician.. the frequent flier term was used on a daily basis.
i once saw a man
I’ve never been in the military, but I am an adamant advocate of justice. It’s a pleasure to watch you operate Don.
rgrt
It's never too late! Unless you're over 40 then it might be. Although this 'SEAL' Don is talking to enlisted when he was 7-8 years old according to the math provided (1958 deployed from UDT after 3-4 years already in the navy whilst being 77 years old in 2023) so who knows!
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You sound like a phony
@@TommyAtkins-eh8cd that's nothing, by the time i was 3 years old i was in seal team 6 and conquered all of asia. i also invented gravity.
I literally fall asleep to your videos, both you and your marine colleague are really upstanding men.
So calm,so patient, soft spoken, Don,good work as always.
“From a shipsmate to want shore post to being thrust into the jungles of Cambodia…” is the point the water I was drinking came out my nostrils. Perfectly timed thanks Don
As a former Navy SEAL with over 300 confirmed kills in hand-to-hand combat, and 100 Medal of Honors, I find these phonies disgusting!
Love the screen name and avatar.
Ty for serving and defending us! God bless u! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
lmao
You may be on the hot seat next
lmao
Thank you Don for your service and your wife’s. It’s amazing how these people pretend to be something not. Keep up the great work!
To all who have served I just wanted to say thank you. You are the folks who make America great no matter what!
Your content never gets old, Mr Shipley! Thanks for all you do for us vets of all branches!👍👍✌😎
I was just a regular Navy E-4 in 1972, (not a seal) but for some reason, having Don Shipley on the phone with me, asking questions about my service, class numbers, ship names, etc, scares the crap outta me.
I get that I only did 3 years of active duty I could answer anything but yeah dude is intimidating especially when he starts letting these guys hang themselves
@@user-md9bx9wf9d In the Seals, your BUDS class number is reference all the time. It's an indicator just like Class of '05 when you graduate high school of college. You actually see it every so often when Seals from different classes are talking about it on podcasts and the like. It you watch videos of BUDS, you will see that number "243" or what ever, on one side of their helmet, that every guy wears. It is a big deal, unlike most school.
Like you, most Seals couldn't tell you their class number of any of their schools, jump school, or whatever other school they might go to. But they sure know their Buds Class number.
@@user-md9bx9wf9d The information that Shipley has access to, is generated outside the government by "civilians" that are/were UDT/SEALS. You can think of it as kind of a family tree type thing, that only Seals/UDT guys have access to.
That being said, I don't know how comprehensive it is in regards to every name, but I have heard other Seals talk about it, also. What I have concluded by hearing other seals talk about it, it really is just a list of names and Seal class number & date or UDT training date, and not much more. It is mainly for members to able to verify other members through the decades.
@@user-md9bx9wf9d Dude! it was 55 years ago! I remember a few of the ships, The USS Ponce is one, but I was on 7 ships. I was maybe in "southern" command, if that's a thing. We were commanded by an Army General. I don't have old uniforms, I live in my van.
@@BRICSlayer USSOUTHCOM, or SOCOM as it may have been known in your time was indeed (and still is) Commanded by an Army General. There is a "Rear Admiral" under the General.
As a spaceshuttle door gunner, I can confirm that man's story, I watched him operating in Cambodia from space in 58! Very TOP SECRET stuff!
Senior Chief you are a genius at sweating out the truth !!! I freaking love it.
This channel is better than Netflix
It's always facinating to hear these guys make up their pasts.
To all who served: Thank you for your service. You are all respected.
Thank you for your never ending service can only imagine the BS you have heard over the years
Thank You for doing this. Ive met a few Fake Marines in my time. Nothing to the Seal Level but it still pissed me off. I hope all is good
Hey Don I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 and what started out amusing me with these scumbags has now turned my blood boil. These people get worse with their bs. I hate these people who do this its disgusting.
Keep up the good work bro outing these lowlifes.
Right on mate!
My Dad spent 36 years in the military and never once bragged about it. These people should be arrested. Thanks Don!!
My father spent 9 years in the British army during the 60’s and the only story he told me about was when they came back from being in country in Malaya after many weeks living off of dehydrated food, when they got back to the barracks or base the doctor gave them pills and in them pills was a strong laxative and everyone was in the shower (they hadn’t showered for weeks) and they all started shitting everywhere, they called that pill the brown bomber.
Arrested? Ever heard of the 1st Amendment?
@@mosquitoinmagicjohnsonshouse1st amendment doesn’t qualify when you lie about serving. Stealing valor from those that served is not free speech.
@@mosquitoinmagicjohnsonshouse Ever heard of Stolen Valor?
Free speech is still free speech
THIS IS WHY WE LOVE THE MARINES & NAVY THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE FOR THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART
I absolutely love when you let people dig themselves into a deep pit that they can't get themselves out of and then confront them! Kudos to you!🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍
I was in the EMS, here in western N.Y., for 35 years. We most definitely had our share of frequent flyers 😉👍
My father, now 91, served 4 years in the Army during the Korean War. You’d never know he even served. Never bragged or ran his mouth.
I have learned that people who actually went through some ordeals in the service might speak about it once if they get to really trust you almost as if they want you to understand them better even if they don't wish to be mentally conscious of it on the day to day.. I would never ask people questions about the military not having served myself.. If they want to share something to get it off their chest I will listen but my experience with a number of friends who have shared a few horrible events that they survived they might give you a few broad stroke details if they lost somebody close to them or something of that nature but I have never heard any real veteran go bragging about it or give too many details.
Ditto my father. Served in the Army at Tokyo War Tribunals (military intelligence) when he was still a teen. Called back to serve in Korea during the 50s. Never ever would talk about his military service. The one thing he told us was that his batboy (I think that's what he called him) had been training to be a kamikaze pilot when the war ended. He told my dad they were NOT volunteers and no one was happier than his group when the war ended. My father saw the guy on a PBS program and that's the only reason he ever mentioned him.
Thank you Senior chief. I applaud you my friend I’ve called out much bs and without the composure as you. Thank you for your service brother
Watching Don's videos just made me more patriotic. Thank for your service and keeping us safe much appreciated.
Let me clear this up. No, he's not a SEAL, but he is an honorary SEAL cheerleader. You know the guys. They use thoughts to send vital "supportive vibes" and "positive affirmations" to actual SEALs.
hehehehhee
1 like = 1 prayer kinda shit
Man, I find myself cringing when I watch these videos. Listening to them tell their BS and knowing what’s coming in the end. Well done
you would have loved the guy last night saying he was in the Army's Marines!! It's 2 clicks above Navy SEALs!! 3 Purple hearts and a Silver star!! And a whole lotta BS!!
Me too, its hard to watch unfold.
I love watching Don, he is a true sailor. And there is much respect aswell. Great stories, and he does what matters, all his time is spent doing these things, my hat is off.
Don thank you for your work.
Thanks Don. I'm ex military and I find these people highly disgusting. Keep up the good work.
Ex or former military?
@@jasonjackson5696 Honorable discharge from Army.
I had an uncle who was in the military and he NEVER talked about what he did in Vietnam. When he died my dad, his brother, said the list of what he did was unbelievable. The family never knew what a hero he was over there. People like this make me absolutely sick.
My father in law was in Vietnam, special forces, bronze star. He never spoke of it. His wife and children never knew what he did there, and never asked. He was a humble, modest man.
veterans also don't wear their uniforms when going to mundane everyday events.
My great uncle same thing
My dad was in Vietnam, but he loves his experience. He wasn't drafted, but enlisted and he loves talking about it. I pretty much grew up around this culture from meeting his buddies he served with, movies, VVA gatherings, mini wall, etc. He is very proud of serving his country. It seems that the veterans of this era either loved their experience or hated it. WW2 veterans that I've met along with my dad seem to also be proud of their service.
You are a legend Don, seasons greetings from here in the UK. Awesome channel, awesome content. Keep up the great work.
You'd think by now, just throwing this into the wind, that people would stop with this nonsense. Be proud of what you did do, not what society dictates as impressive because of movies. Does anyone think for one second that if we removed every Soldier, Sailor, Marine, Airman, and only had special forces, would we be able to fight. The answer is no. They are a very small group, who are amazing, specialized and necessary. But they are not any more vital than the rest of our fighting force.
I never understood why people do it .
I wholeheartedly agree cpodurnell! I can't really think of anyone that didn't perform a necessary function in the service that kept the machine operating. You merely have to be proud you served.👍✌😎
@@james-im1sjwhy people do what?
@Mikey-ep1lq, pretend to be some elite special forces veteran as opposed to what they actually did in the armed forces. Have you not watched any of Senior Chief Shipley's videos? They are all about basic infantry men or swabs claiming to be Navy Seals or other special forces that only did classified shit.
this shit will never stop. due to the fact the people who still fall for it
You say you love unraveling this shit - We love watching you unravel it. So great letting them dig themselves into a hole and make excuses when called out. Pure GOLD
its so funny listening to him deflate as you keep asking him questions! love what you do.
He's telling the truth Don, I was over there in 58 and we were part of the ADTPCP, it was before your time Don.
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This fellow needs to rethink his life choices, no one's going to believe they wear the SEALS TRIDENT to honor them and going around telling fake wars stories. It took me over 40+ years to tell my mother what I went through, I'll be dammed if I would let some fakers get away with this. Thanks Don and Diane.
What did you go through ?
He's 77. It's a little late to rethink his life choices.
My mom and dad had a cabin on a little lake back in the woods of upper Michigan. I drove up to spend a couple days with them. While up there my mother asked me what I did in Vietnam. She said I have never talked about it. I told her I was proud to have worn the uniform and that Vietnam was an absolute mistake, I said nothing more. Both my parents have passed on and no longer here to talk too. I wish I had told them what I went through. I was Army 11B infantry. We kicked the NVA out of the city of Kontum in 2/68 4th infantry. Fought them again at a place called Chu Moore Mt. 4/68. I should have told them and today I wish I had.
@@TheGeonammaybe you should have and then again brother, maybe you shouldn't have! It might have absolutely broke their hearts if they would have known what all you had to do and everything you seen with your eyes! Vietnam was a very messed up and disturbing war! My dad served four tours and the little bit he has willingly told me, besides the running from the mps while at the cat house stories, bit the other side is very disturbing. You are always a baby in your parents eyes and I actually commend you for not telling them because no parent would ever want to know their child had done this or seen this. Yes, maybe by telling them, they would know why you feel act or changed, bit on the other hand some things are better left unsaid. The main thing is that you made it home and got to spend the rest of their life with them! Take this for what's it's worth brother, but I think you did right by them by not telling them the things you did, things you seen and the things you heard were happening!!!! Glad you are still here brother!!!
My future father survived six months of front line combat in Europe. The only story he ever told was the time during the Louisiana Manoevers tank training that his group got bypassed and had nothing to eat except the ground-warm watermelons growing all around them. Many years later he made a video tape for some organization collecting vet's WW II stories and still barely mentioned the death and destruction all around him. He just wanted to get on with life with a capitol L.
"I wanted to get the gravy, so I joined the navy. I was so tough that they made me a SEAL without training."
Sounds like me. 🫡👍
RESPECT to you .....much love ..
You know when you get a call, and it starts off “Hey it Don Shipley!” It not a good day! Lol 😂 love the vids man keep them coming!
Most used comment. Great ingenuity.
These never get old! Been watching your videos since my cousin graduated BUDS seven years ago. Thank you for going after these frauds.
Awesome thanks!!
It’s always about them being a SEAL, Ranger, or TACP/JTAC. They never talk about having boring jobs like mine. I was a nerd that the Air Force kept in a backshop rebuilding electronics. I had a blast, and I only had to pick up a rifle twice to qualify.
This 11B vet is also a retired sheriff deputy. “Frequent Flyers” are all too familiar to us. We always joked, if you could put those flyers on an island, in a year, you’d have Zero issues in community. 😂😂. Keep ‘em coming sir. Slainte
@@PeterAngles-ks9fp and got away with it. 😂
I'm an honorably-retired police officer with a law enforcement career spanning 30 years, and yes, it is the "frequent flyers" that waste way too much of our time.
I didn't completely understand what frequent flyers are as far as law enforcement is concerned. I assume it was people making false complaints, but I don't get why. Most people call police as a last resort.
@@qua7771They're people that have the police called because of them. For instance, shoplifters. In my retail grocery career, we would catch people shoplifting. We would call the cops, have the shoplifter sign a ban/bar statement, the cops would issue them a ticket, and advise them that if they returned to the property, they could be arrested for criminal trespass. For some dirtbags, this was not a deterrent. We would catch them again shoplifting. On the third time, it was a felony (Nebraska). Some refer to them as "frequent flyers" because they were constantly in trouble with the law. Although, we never referred to them as such.
@@georgegrant6600 Bingo.
@@georgegrant6600 Thanks for the explanation. By what the original commenter said, I though he meant pranksters causing delays, not actual criminals. Of course criminals take up LEO's time. Isn't that the whole purpose of police work?
Anyway, I think it stands to reason that someone low in morality would repeat offenses until they get hard time.
Dorton, thank you for the service and dedication ❤️
Amazing work Don! Ive never served or anything however stolen valor disgusts me. I have heard of a few cases here in Australia. Thank you for your Service Don.
I love how the first few questions theyre so animated, then as the heat turns up they turn into little sheep. Thanks as always for a great video, a great service to the veteran community, and for your service in the name of freedom, Don.
That moment when they realize they are talking to the real deal. Love it.
Thanks for exposing these frauds!
You're welcome, it's me your favorite boatswain mate Navy seal don Shipley.
Amen! As someone who served I am thankful for this man's work
@@dusteedawg2915😂
So happy to have found you guys again Don!
Thanks, Senior!
Always thought what service you do for our vets, but in reality you are doing a service for all of us who appreciate honesty, dedication and humility.Thank you Don.
As a former Marine (0341), I truly appreciate what you do. Stolen valor makes me sick.
I hate y’all’s numbers 😂😭😭 what does that mean in Navy Letters?? lol
@@CareyOnShipmate 03 is infantry. 0341 is a mortarman.
Marines have my utmost respect, since it's recorded history that they invented sex. Thank God we soldiers came along and introduced it to women. Just fucking with you Jarheads. Thank you for your service....
@@johnwagers8190 🤣🤣
For people who served in other branches of service it helps if you put your most in plain language.
Thanks for your service and sacrifice. I am free today because of brave men and women like you. God , family, and country 🙏❤️
for people like myself (unexperienced in this) I would fall for their BS, so glad you are out there Don exposing the lies!
I just stumbled on your RUclips channel. I thank you for doing this Sir. Only .7 of 1 percent of the USA population has served. I love the Military and signed up for the Iowa Army National guard as soon as I turned 17. Went to Ft. Benning in the Summer of 1987 between my junior and senior year in high school. Went into the Marines after high school. I was in 1988- 1993. I was part of the 26th MEU. I loved every minute of it. I lost my best friend in the 2004. He was a Seabee and was killed by a mortar attack. This really pisses me off. Keep up the good work Senior Chief!
thank you for your service too
I might have been on your same MEU. I dont remember what MEU I was in, but I was in 89-91 and in 1/1 on the Fort McHenry in 1992
I kept waiting for Don to suddenly jump in with ‘Listen you!’
I love it when he does that 😂
Don!!! Glad yall are still doing well!!! Give Diane our love too please!!!
Don, you’re so right.
Fake heroes, Giving themselves compliments. Showing fake modesty.
These guys are so smug when they get someone to buy into their BS.
There’s folks out there deserving of our gratitude, some need our support. Not these jokers.
I watch Don’s videos several times. Apologies if I’ve repeated myself in the comments.
I told you before one time Don, you'd be a great guy to share a beer with, great to see you're still working on this project, although it's still sad you have to. It's clear how passionate you are about your work.
It's amazing...how many resources are used for someone crying "Wolf"....
just a grunt here, been watching Don do these for ever and a day the fact that this goes on still amazes me
I love the way Don calmly reels in the scam artists and psychos. Well done sir.
You dont mess with us marines, Semper Fi devil dog and Semper Fi Don Shipley!
That's the first time that I ever heard someone that old claim to be a Seal and backtrack so fast. I never served, never had the honor and I absolutely respect your service and what you're doing to these Fakes.