Great content! Your night vision comment reminded me of how well the peripheral vision system is at night. The FAA recommends during night ops to look slightly off center at objects instead of focusing directly on them. We develop a night blind spot in the immediate center of our night vision because that's where most of the eye's color sensors are. They don't pick up black, white or gray colors. Pilots have flown into mountains on clear nights because they stared straight ahead and their eye didn't detect the mountain in time. Looking off center uses the peripheral sensors in the rest of the eye which pick up black and white objects or motion at night... keep up the good work!
Frogman tactical. Everyone knows RUclips warriors have a lot more training than Navy SEALS. They shoot targets in their backyards and play airsoft. Your years of elite training and real world combat experience don't compare. If they say you're wrong frogman then you're wrong. 😏😂
Listen to this man right here. Professionals get into a routine and are unable to innovate. Real insight and out of the box innovation only comes from dedicated amateurs who are not professionally invested into a closed way of thinking, tactically speaking.
Dude first year knocking airsoft and Lucas from T-Rex arms and now you’re knock in the show seal team that has many bedrooms on site helping with everything directing all kinds of things it’s just finishing up at six season finale getting on the show the shows not real life they do a great job obviously they’re going to do things to make the show a little more exciting to watch TV when would you check out John Wick I would love to see some reviews from John Wick 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😱😳🤯🙀🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Solid vid! A nice challenge for you that others likely don’t do, apart from the breakdown, perhaps you can also give advice on how the scene could be aesthetically shot without being tactically unsound
Thanks for taking the time out of your day to make content like this. Whether that be breakdowns of quasi realistic military shows like the one reviewed in this video or your actual own self filmed content. All extremely jam packed with ways to look at things differently and to learn invaluable fundamentals you so easily seem to pick up on. God bless and Thank You for your service to our country and now continued service to those who seek it out in the public realm.
Hey my brother in Christ. I didn’t know your a Christian until I saw part 1 of this video. I asked God to show me more Christian RUclipsrs and here I am lol God bless you❤️ TYJ❤
The concertina thing… yep. Eyes and muzzle the same direction ready to do work That close range thing with fanning out, I can also see where the standoff between POA/POI being an issue there too
T.Rex Arms guy always say that you should do your training as fast as you can (sure, compound your technique and improving speed as you get better). But a lot of guys say bad things about him just because he is has no military background.
@@frogmantactical have a question off topic ..how far can you see underwater with night vision like a set of dvs 100 or 110s. I was told 75 meters any help would be appreciated..
I recall one of the obstacles in the episode was they were under a time hack to take control of the bridge and reroute the ship while simultaneously securing the hostages in the hold. In the practice runs the torch was a constant source of problems. It would have been better if on the actual mission they tried the hatch before sparking the torch and it was unsecured.
Regarding the Bin Laden raid--it is my understanding the entire event was captured on web-cam helmet video. Seems the government could show more of that raid than it has---removing any operational details deemed sensitive of course.
I have a John Wick four coming out I’ll see you in the previews the other day I love you watch any other John Wick movies I’m sure you have just came across your channel this morning🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Love the channel and love hearing your thoughts on just about everything. I am a huge fan of Seal Team for many reasons, as well as many of the other military dramas. I understand all the things you say about where the actions in certain scenes are off from reality. My question is, do you think this detracts from the reality of the show (or movie) or do you see it as somewhat necessary at times simply because it's a show and some of the real actions may not "play well" on camera? Thanks for keeping it real.
Hi, it'd be great if you could do a breakdown of the TV series about a tier1 element called six. There's two series and I'm certain there's lots of action you could offer advice on.
My buddy is last name is goggin at basic got caught in the constantina wire I forget exactly how I'd have to ask him again but for the rest of his stay his nickname was goggintina. It was some sort of night training when they were bivouacking
I’ve only seen a couple of these breakdown videos of yours but it seems to me like you primarily focus on the things these shows get wrong. I think it might also be helpful to touch a little more on what TV and movies like this do right.
4:50 I get that same comment alot and Im not even teaching. I just make tactical gaming vids. The game im playing isnt perfect nir do I know every tactic out there but it preach that same fact of MOUT you cant cover everything. Edit: I hope you dont mind if I use that clip of yours, it might help educate those nerds that "know-it-all". I'll credit you properly.
I hope this doesn't sound like too dumb of a question I would imagine most of your followers are civilians so please forgive our ignorance but can you wear night vision goggles underwater? If you can what is it like will it improve your vision?
Basically, if they are in the water it's to get to or from a target. I'm sure they would insert, then landfall you put the nods on. Never seen them used underwater, maybe some sort of deep sea recovery specialists but not for combat operations.
Great content! Your night vision comment reminded me of how well the peripheral vision system is at night. The FAA recommends during night ops to look slightly off center at objects instead of focusing directly on them. We develop a night blind spot in the immediate center of our night vision because that's where most of the eye's color sensors are. They don't pick up black, white or gray colors. Pilots have flown into mountains on clear nights because they stared straight ahead and their eye didn't detect the mountain in time. Looking off center uses the peripheral sensors in the rest of the eye which pick up black and white objects or motion at night... keep up the good work!
Awesome comment, thanks for sharing that information!
Frogman tactical. Everyone knows RUclips warriors have a lot more training than Navy SEALS. They shoot targets in their backyards and play airsoft. Your years of elite training and real world combat experience don't compare. If they say you're wrong frogman then you're wrong. 😏😂
Listen to this man right here. Professionals get into a routine and are unable to innovate. Real insight and out of the box innovation only comes from dedicated amateurs who are not professionally invested into a closed way of thinking, tactically speaking.
Dude first year knocking airsoft and Lucas from T-Rex arms and now you’re knock in the show seal team that has many bedrooms on site helping with everything directing all kinds of things it’s just finishing up at six season finale getting on the show the shows not real life they do a great job obviously they’re going to do things to make the show a little more exciting to watch TV when would you check out John Wick I would love to see some reviews from John Wick 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😱😳🤯🙀🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Solid vid! A nice challenge for you that others likely don’t do, apart from the breakdown, perhaps you can also give advice on how the scene could be aesthetically shot without being tactically unsound
I love these Seal Team episode breakdowns. Great channel
And yes. It would be great if you could breakdown The Terminal List.
Thanks for sharing truth. God Bless you Jason.
Genuinely been waiting for someone with genuine experience to react to Seal Team. Thank you! Much love from Germany
Thanks for taking the time out of your day to make content like this. Whether that be breakdowns of quasi realistic military shows like the one reviewed in this video or your actual own self filmed content. All extremely jam packed with ways to look at things differently and to learn invaluable fundamentals you so easily seem to pick up on.
God bless and Thank You for your service to our country and now continued service to those who seek it out in the public realm.
Hey my brother in Christ. I didn’t know your a Christian until I saw part 1 of this video. I asked God to show me more Christian RUclipsrs and here I am lol God bless you❤️ TYJ❤
The concertina thing… yep. Eyes and muzzle the same direction ready to do work
That close range thing with fanning out, I can also see where the standoff between POA/POI being an issue there too
That "nice" was solid.
Great knowledge man thank you for sharing!! 🇺🇸👊🏼
Solid, HONEST Truth here Jason..thanks brother.
T.Rex Arms guy always say that you should do your training as fast as you can (sure, compound your technique and improving speed as you get better). But a lot of guys say bad things about him just because he is has no military background.
That’s a good topic. I’ll do a video on that soon.
@@frogmantactical have a question off topic ..how far can you see underwater with night vision like a set of dvs 100 or 110s. I was told 75 meters any help would be appreciated..
great video love seal team would like to see breakdown videos of the terminal list
Excellent.
I recall one of the obstacles in the episode was they were under a time hack to take control of the bridge and reroute the ship while simultaneously securing the hostages in the hold. In the practice runs the torch was a constant source of problems. It would have been better if on the actual mission they tried the hatch before sparking the torch and it was unsecured.
Another good breakdown video 👊🏻
Good insights
Regarding the Bin Laden raid--it is my understanding the entire event was captured on web-cam helmet video. Seems the government could show more of that raid than it has---removing any operational details deemed sensitive of course.
Thanks
I have a John Wick four coming out I’ll see you in the previews the other day I love you watch any other John Wick movies I’m sure you have just came across your channel this morning🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Can you do a just quick video breakdown of their "cage room"??
Love the channel and love hearing your thoughts on just about everything. I am a huge fan of Seal Team for many reasons, as well as many of the other military dramas. I understand all the things you say about where the actions in certain scenes are off from reality. My question is, do you think this detracts from the reality of the show (or movie) or do you see it as somewhat necessary at times simply because it's a show and some of the real actions may not "play well" on camera? Thanks for keeping it real.
Hi, it'd be great if you could do a breakdown of the TV series about a tier1 element called six. There's two series and I'm certain there's lots of action you could offer advice on.
My buddy is last name is goggin at basic got caught in the constantina wire I forget exactly how I'd have to ask him again but for the rest of his stay his nickname was goggintina. It was some sort of night training when they were bivouacking
I’ve only seen a couple of these breakdown videos of yours but it seems to me like you primarily focus on the things these shows get wrong. I think it might also be helpful to touch a little more on what TV and movies like this do right.
If I don’t mention it then it’s right. Just watch and learn from there. 🙏
4:50 I get that same comment alot and Im not even teaching. I just make tactical gaming vids. The game im playing isnt perfect nir do I know every tactic out there but it preach that same fact of MOUT you cant cover everything.
Edit: I hope you dont mind if I use that clip of yours, it might help educate those nerds that "know-it-all". I'll credit you properly.
8:08 so wait - i'm not supposed to walk slowly from cover to cover while sweeping my gun all tacticool?!
I hope this doesn't sound like too dumb of a question I would imagine most of your followers are civilians so please forgive our ignorance but can you wear night vision goggles underwater? If you can what is it like will it improve your vision?
Basically, if they are in the water it's to get to or from a target. I'm sure they would insert, then landfall you put the nods on. Never seen them used underwater, maybe some sort of deep sea recovery specialists but not for combat operations.