How Army Rangers Rescued Marcus Luttrell
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Nicholas Moore tells us what it was like searching for the SEAL team that was lost during Operation Red Wings and how they eventually rescued Marcus Luttrell.
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#armyrangers #marcusluttrell #lonesurvivor
We gotta hear what Marcus “Full Mags” Luttrell has to say after all the stuff coming to light.
Marcus "lone runner luttrell " bro
Rangers are the real deal. Thank you all for what you do!!!
Thank you to all service members for the sacrifices you and your family have made for the rest of us.
These guys are ALL hero, to the bone. Going in on iffy orders, dealing with harsh terrain, climate, and knowing the enemy knows exactly where you are but still pushing on to bring home those who gave the ultimate, bringing home the sole survivor, then spending to weeks to assure every other hero comes home. Thank you sir, for doing for those of us that cant.
Well said!! 👍
RLTW!
Marcus himself said in a live CNN interview with Anderson Cooper, "I dropped my rifle and covered my ears....I'm a coward." It's right here on YT......Dude abandoned his team. He's no hero.
In light of the new podcast and information… might be time to re-visit this…
YUP. Basically every big hero story ever told us about SEALS was a LIE. How embarrassing
@@dang5550No they were not lmao.
@@natowaveenjoyer9862 Oh yeah? :Tell us which ones weren't bs. I'll wait...
@@dang5550I agree with you, from the red wings story I genuinely believe what happened happened, sadly lots of the footage has been removed now, I see Danny dietz laying dead and crazy clear footage of the seals briefly. I believe once Danny and Murphy died Marcus belived axe was dead and he gtfo, the higher ups need to be removed for sugar coating everything. Same for Roberts ridge, they left mark Chapman to die without even checking him. Even dropped ordinance on him...waking him up after being shot. Have you another story that's been covered up?? Would like to check some out
***JOHN CHAPMAN***
Just wanted to thank everyone involved. The living and the deceased (may they rest in peace) for keeping this country safe and free. As free Americans we take for granted the sacrifices of others. As free Americans we fail to acknowledge that someone volunteered to fight for the lives we have. No matter what your belief is if war is right or wrong, it is our duty as free Americans who didn't volunteer (and I didn't) to be grateful and acknowledge those who did with a simple thanks. There are some that don't need it but there is also some that do. It is my opinion that showing appreciation will show them their sacrifices were worth it and it doesn't cost a thing. A few moments of your time.
HONOR THEM
Damn, licking that boot hard, huh
People here need to go watch ‘the antihero” podcast about all of red wings
Why? To watch guys that weren’t there talk shit about things they never saw or did. From other people? This guy was there😂
ruclips.net/video/dquy8wR6JkU/видео.htmlsi=jm1qgoXoGpO-FMkS
Oh…your talking about the ”I heard this” and ”I heard that” podcast. Yeah, I ”heard” them talk about it, like they ”heard” others talk about it. 🙄
Well when Deitz mother comes out and speaks about it you really start to think about it@MercifulExorcist
@@samuelgustavsson1483the podcast was a hit piece... like the ones that went after SEAL chief eddie gallagher
The other guys in this man's unit already said that Marcus had marked on his GPS every point he lost contact with a teammate that he was able to give pretty close coordinates to each
You can see the distaste the Ranger had for luttrell not knowing where his teammates were. The ranger creed has a stanza that goes ‘I will never leave a fallen comrade to fall into the hands of the enemy, and under no circumstances will I ever embarrass my country.’
Also, the interviewers need to stop interrupting the Ranger mid sentence. It was annoying.
I bet you would have know in the midst of chaos
I never put a number to the time I spend reading these comments and leaving them. But I can tell you I get aggravated cuz I feel like I'm wasting my time sometimes for the most part I do enjoy them until today. I want to thank you for helping me save time in my life because I'm going to make the choice not to read these comments anymore. I really love watching these military things because I regret and listing because I was immature and my brother told me that I'd end up in trouble if I went. But seeing and watching and reading people's separate on these I guess it's just the same thing these guys deal with when they get back to America. Negative people negative thoughts and spreading separation and segregation. On all the stuff I've ever watched on Chris Kyle Jocko Willie Sean Ryan Marcus luttrell Morgan latrell I've never heard them put another one of their teams down. Even way back then when I wasn't grown enough to enlist I still had the smarts enough to know that someone was going to be over me and I'd have to do what they told me to do. But in going off on this tangent I have to stop and think are these military guys making these comments I don't know and I don't care I enjoy the stories I believe what these guys say and what difference does it make of your opinion about what these team members should have or shouldn't have done. I was under the impression army Navy Air Force Marines was the military. I remember wearing a shirt in football that TEAM
me
But I do want to thank every one of you that have posted something negative because it will end up saving me time in my day cuz I just don't want to read them anymore. So thank you very much to all you military men and women who sacrifice yourselves and your families so we can sit at home in America and post negativity
@@KevinDiazx11 He wouldn't even give them insomuch as a general area where they were.
@@oswaldcobblepot502 because it was that chaotic
@@KevinDiazx11 I perceive it was because he didn't really want to tell them.
Interesting point of view. I just listened to a couple of green berets, one of whitch was the 18 delta that made first contact with Marcus. He said Marcus’s gps was used to locate his teammates as Marcus had dropped a pin at each location he lost contact with each teammate. Clearly it was i credibly chaotic. Green Berets, Seals, Rangers, and Marines all teaming ip to get there and know one knew where there really was. Also didn’t know the state of the seals. Mostly looking for the chopper. I think God kept Marcus alive, I can’t imagine the pain that guy must go through emotionally. Thank God for all you guys! God bless you
@gadarn you’re making no sense and can’t even write or spell.
Also green berets were NOT there 🤦🏻♂️🙄
Also green berets are NOT Delta 🙄🤦🏻♂️
Is that a YT video? What's the title?
Marcus didn't drop pins on his team mates. He was too busy running for his life and leaving his team mates out to dry. You dont have to dig too deep to find the truth about this. Marcus has made millions off his team mates deaths , and hasn't done anything for tbe Afgan who took him in and protected him. Putting his life in danger.
@@joshuawhite7515yup Murph was screaming Marcus after he got shot because he was the medic and he took off running supposedly not firing one bullet all of this is from troops there and video I saw just a horrible plan from the beginning like he's saying.
@@joshuawhite7515ok Audie Murphy
Wow, I can't even imagine trying to navigate that terrain, especially in the rain, but then having to carry Lt. Murphy and PO Dietz up 800m in panchos. That is absolutely unbelievable, and major respect to these guys. Marcus had so much help getting his ass out of there.
Yeah, but Marcus left his buddies. His story and movie are complete bs.
The one major thing in the movie i really hope is BS, is the part when they were arguing about what to do with the goat herders, and Marcus has Danny and Axe essentially saying to kill them? Thats fucked up cause Marcus is basically they wanted to murder them but I Marcus Luttrell stopped them and Mike voted against it but they wanted to and cant nobody say it isnt true considering hes the only one le @valentinetarangojr.616
The one major thing in the movie i really hope is BS, is the part when they were arguing about what to do with the goat herders, and Marcus has Danny and Axe essentially saying to kill them? Thats fucked up cause Marcus is basically they wanted to murder them but I Marcus Luttrell stopped them and Mike voted against it but they wanted to and cant nobody say it isnt true considering hes the only one left @valentinetarangojr.616
The one major thing in the movie i really hope is BS, is the part when they were arguing about what to do with the goat herders, and Marcus has Danny and Axe essentially saying to kill them? Thats fucked up cause Marcus is basically they wanted to murder them but I Marcus Luttrell stopped them and Mike voted against it but they wanted to and cant nobody say it isnt true considering hes the only one left @valentinetarangojr.616
There is one thing in that movie that I hope was complete BS! When they were deciding what to do with the goat herders and idk if it was Marcus telling the writers this or if they just put it in there, but either way Marcus should of stopped it! But he let Axe and Danny essentially say to kill them, and that discredits their honor so much! He's a piece of shit for ever letting that get into the movie, he made his "friends" seem like they were going to murder them! But no Marcus will save them, "you can't kill them that's against everything were about, you guys are a disgrace to the uniform" thats basically what he should of said about them, and then Mike voted against it! Why would you even allow the writers to put anything in there like that? Most of the people who've watched it, believe they wanted to kill them in "cold blood" cause they don't look deeper into it, and Marcus just decided I'll throw them under the bus and I'll be the hero in that, and nobody can dispute me cause I'm the only one left!
Huge appreciation for the whole Red Wings team.
Brother, years ago I was blessed to be able to have a conversation with Danny's mom at a party for the Frog swim in Tampa. At the time my son was on his 3rd deployment. She was an amazing lady to talk to. I was able to convey my sincerest gratitude. She understood, and was appreciative, and she said that Danny understood when he dedicated his life to the Teams. It was the life he wanted, and he accepted the risk, knowing the potential outcome. She warmly wished my son well, and a safe return from war. She was a very intelligent and classy lady! I guess I tell you this story so you know that the people who matter, the loved ones who are survivors of these men, are aware that people like you respect and appreciate their sacrifice and loss of their beloved.
I watched Marcus on a podcast and he said he showed the ranger where his team was on a map
This guy says Marcus said he didn’t know just said on the mountain
Somebody’s lieing here and it’s not this ranger
recent anti hero podcast corroborates the rangers story
In marcus book he says they werent found where he last saw them. I remeber him saying they had to ask a local village elder where the bodies were
Those mountains did suck bad. They would smoke us big time! After a year though, we were like mountain goats
Godspeed to those who gave all.. God bless to those who gave some. Stay safe and be well.
It’s kinda funny hearing spec ops dudes talking about what a smoker these mountains were. Us grunts lived there and went up and down those mountains all day everyday for 12 plus months fighting the whole time.
Oh shut up. Your career isn’t even 1% as hard as what the seals and rangers went through
Trust me, anyone in Special Operations understands the first thing that got them: in OPERATOR POSITIONS, was the foundation of discipline of what they learned in just basic tactics + training. Also, the LORD.
You didn't carry 80 lb plus rucks and your Recons are way shorter
That's why you're a LEG 🍗
RA JO !! ' nother. Day @ the office,right? Lolo...
The medic who first treated Marcus in the village Travis Osborne said they got Michael’s and Danny’s location off Marcus broken gps because he logged where they fixed in it
Throwing a little shade at Marcus about not having details of the other three’s whereabouts, plus saying “How Marcus says he came down the mountain”…Dang son.
Just saw in a more recent podcast with a teams guy who was in the know that Marcus not providing details may have killed Axel. Apparently they found him on something like day 8 leaned up on a tree, but his body hadn’t decayed for more than a day. So that dude survived for almost a week after the whole firefight and Marcus telling everyone they were dead changed the priority of the search, since they thought they were guaranteed to only find cold bodies.
@@VaticusChadicusthe bitter SEAL that attacks Oniel, Willink, Luttrell, Sablinsky I see a theme.
@@coldc7Sablinsky was an asshole, he received the MOH for running off that mountain and just leaving Chapman up there by himself? You don't think he should have shit talked about him for that? And he didn't even give Chapman the honor and credit he deserves, he kept it covered up just like everyone else and accepted his MOH for retreating, who else do you know that ever received a MOH for retreating? You get the MOH for rushing into battle in the face of adverse danger and saving others! He should of got the HOM, cause what he did was exactly the opposite of what your supposed to do to get the MOH!
@@coldc7 I'm guessing you mean Eric Deming?
@@coldc7that guy is a clown
Widely known and verified fact that the 305th rescue squadron PJ bad asses rescued Luttrell lead by legendary Colonel “Skinny” Macrander.
I think a huge part of this story that gets left out you touched on was how shitty of a plan redwings was from the get go total shitshow of bad ideas.
You could probably say that about the entire occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq and a lot of other wars...
@@kxkxkxkx what a non-response.
They touch on the plan (and critique it) a bit in this video, but yeah typically it's considered 'hater' to critique it.
But it was poorly planned and poorly executed. Their training got Luttrell out, but ego got them in.
Yup, always kinda thought they shoulda 86’d it after they realized no aerial support would be available.
@@kxkxkxkx Every plan ever conceived could be improved with hindsight but this is different this plan was so bad it was passed around like a hot potato for awhile noone wanting it because of how stupid it was. That shouldn't be allowed to happen but I work for the same folks and it's not uncommon unfortunately.
It’s interesting that I’ve read the story and followed the accounts of this action. The comments that struck me were about how Marcus didn’t have details on where his team was killed.
The training must be constantly repeated and lessons learned need to be relearned. It’s a tough business.
Not to discredit anybody but this story does not go along with Travis Osborn account of what Marcus had. ruclips.net/video/HYMnpXOI8Cg/видео.html
What do you mean? Like why is that interesting? Also how come he didn't have details?
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Especially since Marcus says he had drawn a map on his thigh....
It's about damn time we get some more videos from y'all. I was starting to get SOFREP withdrawls. Keep them coming!!!
The whole mission was FUBAR.Thinking that a squad was not going to hike up that mountain side undetected was really stupid.
"I'll just deal with it when I hit the ground."
Know that feeling. Now that I am older, I have learned to avoid that feeling.
Nicholas. Sincere thanks and gratitude for your service.( and for sharing your story).
X Y Mori Intus
Just so others won't take what you have commented the wrong way. Marcus Luttrell re-enlisted and went back to fight for Americans after he was rescued. He then took his personal time and wrote a book about his brothers and himself in the military, and what they went through. The altruistic action that he took was for them not for him. Please don't get it misconstrued. People offered him to make a movie about his book that he took the time to write. He also took his time to be part of that movie just to make sure they did it right. Please know that that man might have capitalized financially through his efforts and time, but he is also given to the village that helped him and sacrificed for him to get rescued. His wife and he have created charities to give back to his team that sacrificed for our freedoms. And it's my understanding that the entire military, which people volunteer to be in, was his team. I've had the pleasure of being introduced to him and his twin brother Morgan when they were in college. What little time I spent around them and knew them I can tell you this. I was a witness to him sitting on my brother's couch and being asked the question what are you going to do now that you graduated. And word for word he said,"well my brother said we're going to go be Navy Seals so I guess that's what we're going to do". I also remember, like it was yesterday, after Marcus and a childhood friend left the comment being made by my neighbor,"yeah right, they're going to go be Navy Seals." I do remember thinking to myself I knew enough about them that I believed him when he said it. Fast forward 20 some odd years later the next time I see him was on TV where someone did an interview with him and Mark Wahlberg. After researching him more I found out that they decided to do that as kids. That's pretty honorable and inspiring. Another tid bit about Marcus is he spent all the money he had left from the military for his wife and started over. I'm sure that the stories about his team and brothers from the military sacrifices, has been a financial gain to him and his family. But I'd be willing to bet that money didn't have a damn thing to do with it. I guess what I'm trying to say "before I went on this mini biography tangent",LOL please don't think that Morgan or Marcus Luttrell's sacrifices (Dreams) had anything to do with financial gain. And to all members of the military from grunts special forces, they all deserve our gratitude. HONOR THEM
THANK YOU
Not that I was there but it sounds like ML ended up not talking to the villager. And now he lives in just about the same town as ML and ML has a restraining order against him. Now ML did try to get him to stay a couple times and he didn't but I think why this story attacks so many is the fact that there is so many discrepancies. If you watch ML first time speaking about this compared to the last it is almost a different story.
Luttrell hates the villager that saved his life (Mohammed Gulab) because he knows the truth about all the lies Luttrell has been telling... Marcus never fired a shot ☝️ at the 7 afghans that killed his whole seal platoon
Did anyone catch when the Ranger said “sipping tea, and asking questions like” SF “ lmao..
That was great then he got interrupted
May God Bless the three SEALs that lost their lives that day along with all of those who died attempting to rescue them, and may they RIP, and maybe to say that it is "wrong" is not the correct word, however Murphy's team definitely did not follow their training by failing to bury the fast-rope when the chopper dropped it to the ground, instead covering it with leaves and brush, which the Taliban found early on, before the Team even encountered the goat herder and his kid.
A DEVGRU Operator who was part of the Team that earlier had turned down the operation, stated that had DEVGRU taken the mission, They would have inserted 5-6 kilometers away from the target and hiked in, giving themselves time and space to be extracted if need be.
It's easy to play armchair quarterback after the bullets stop flyin however a lot of great men lost their lives that day and I just hope that the head shed learned something because many great Warriors feel that that @sshole was not worth losing a single life over and they could have taken him out by other means.
May they All RIP🇺🇸👊
RP
The series of false insertions a week earlier meant they were gonna get found by The deliberate counter recon force sooner or later.
I can send an entire wall of text on the fuck up that was the mission planing. And ignoring the advice of the marines who were originally gonna do the mission was also kinda dumb
I don't understand the negativity towards the guys that didn't turn it down. I didn't serve in the military. I do regret not being mature enough and enlisting like my brother did. He told me not to do it because I'd end up in trouble. At that time of my life I probably . But I can tell you this, I deeply regret it I've always enjoyed the camaraderie of working so I think I would have loved it who knows a model not of lasted a day. After educating myself of the Marcus and Morgan latrell Chris Kyle Jocko willineck Sean Ryan, etc. I have grown to look up and respect them I'm guessing you're part of the military. I just started watching podcast of military men. Anybody who has the courage to go fight for me so I can have the choice of not to go into the military because I'm immature, I DAMN SURE wouldn't be able to critique anything that they did especially when only one of them made it back out of everybody on that whole mission. I'm guessing you know the guy his complete background, and his resume of good and bad to speak on he wasn't worth the mission. But hey that's just me I'm just a guy that enjoys the freedom that them great men provide all military men not just them I'm hoping that I'm uneducated and don't know what you're saying. I hope to hell these guys start taking office positions like Morgan luttrell and start pushing for good things because these are men who would know and not just the special force guys anyone who was brave enough to volunteer. I feel like I'm venting here, only because I am sick and tired of people finding negatives this is the very first one I've heard I mean the rope the guy wasn't worth it. I'm guessing you're an admiral or general. I can't put myself in their position them for men of operation Red Wing I really couldn't cuz I didn't have the courage and the discipline. I take it that you was right there behind them filming or maybe filling out a report from a drone to know what they did when they hit the ground. But I'm also guessing that we have to rely on these brave men that granted reenlisted after they get injured and rescued and all that stuff that they're telling the truth.
Oh come on guys I've really got to where I enjoy these podcast stories documentaries and movies about the military although I watch him and listen to him with regret is to get away from listening to to news media social media and everything that tries to find something wrong and focus on the negatives. In my opinion it's just cycling the negativity. I say again I am new at all this and this is the first time I've heard of comments and and statements like this. I can't imagine honoring these guys by picking what they did apart. When something like that happens it creates separation and segregation between different beliefs groups and all the above. I guess the day that everybody's perfect and does the right thing the first time well the robots will have taken over and we'll be obsolete. I'm going to finish this by honoring the fallen and the surviving brave men and women who fought so I could sit down with family members and have a nice Thanksgiving meal yesterday and sent my recliner and read comments about military actions. And I'm going to do that by saying.
THANK YOU MAY WE NOT FORGET THE ACTIONS THAT YOU HAVE TAKEN FOR US AMERICANS
YOU PEOPLE ARE SO HONORABLE
A former US Army SF (Green Beret) officer that I know mentioned that that Army turned down this mission due to its risk & considerable potential for failure....sounds like multiple US military entities/commanders saw the writing on the wall here...
@@scm24 And those guys went in without communication, isn't that a no go ? No communication no mission ?
where was Jeff "Spanky" Peterson, seems every Ranger has a different story, only common is how rough the terrain was
Ranges lead the way ..
Damn, that got awkward for the interviewers when he said "I'd hope he'd have more information to find me than the information he provided" (paraphrased)...
Anytime you do a link-up with another unit or POC, they will orient you to the area on your map and give you important reference points on the terrain. Especially for a personnel recovery in CSAR, the details need to be passed over to the unit taking over that space.
One of the huge problems within the SEAL community is their internal propaganda about how they're the best, everyone else sucks at their jobs, so SEALs have to come in and get it done. This is a complete fabrication separated from their own purpose, which came from mission creep out of UDT missions, to over-the- beach Recon, ambushes, and mini raids during the Korean War.
They are taught to look down on the Army and Marines, as well as other nations' SOF units, while boasting their own capabilities and prominence.
Luttrell has openly lamented that the Army had to come rescue him. Why wasn't he trained to just see it as fellow Americans in-arms saving his skin, who were also tasked with recovering the bodies of his teammates and the QRF, (which included most of the rest of his SEAL Platoon and Army aviators)?
@@LRRPFco52 You know why. That community ain't right. They're barely holding together over there right now.
@@ryhk3293 pretty sure all sof community are going through that
@@KevinDiazx11 No, not at all. Naval Special Warfare is a high profile shitshow unlike any other command. Other commands have isolated issues, but Navy has deep structural problems that they don't know how to deal with.
@@robertmarkey4171 you're right, I'm not in the military... but I was in for 17 years until I got hurt... any other wrong assumptions you want to make? Also, what does making an observation(whether correct or incorrect) have to do with low iq? 🤔 seems if anyone needs an education, it's the person who doesn't know what the definition of "IQ" is...
~ RANGERS LEAD THE WAY ~
Army rangers bail um out. So much for seals.
I think it is all too easy for those of us with experience in the service to criticize Marcus Lutrell and say you would have done this or that differently. Likely any one of us legs would have been dead where Marcus at least survived. He was separated from his buddies along a hillside and the Taliban came from the back over the top of the ridge. One of the team members crawled several hundred meters up and over the ridge after being mortally wounded, Marcus went off the front and Murphy & the 4th man died I’m place. I’m not sure any of you GIJoes would have done any better given the scenario.
Well said! Exactly right!
I don't think rangers get enough credit, they will go through anything and win.
Pretty sure Nick was there the night extortion 17 went down too, I'll have to check the full podcast to see if he talks about it. Such a tragic event, RIP to the boys in Gold squadron
Thank you!
Hey I seen that guy on The Warfighters episode about,Redwings.
Rangers lead the way☀️⚡️
Look up 47 PIC Maj Steven Reich of the 160th SOAR. He was one of my LTs in flight school. Academy grad, US National tram and pro baseball player, and great guy.
Insane! it was always reassuring having that much firepower but dam it charge 4 hurts even for the 81's. Me and Tran stayed at a cop but i know now why he was the way he was. Skidco, 500 lbs both of us lol rolling hills, rocks, a few other dudes helped us tho.insane
was shot down with a manpad or stinger def wasnt a rpg we had intel and accounts early they had this capability, if ya never worked this area and see how fast the locals scan move in the altitude its crazy they haul ass up these mountains
It was an SA-7.
@@noiamgoodlol8547 thats what a manpad is how u know its was a 7 and not the 14?
@@GATOR_MCLUSKY from what I heard some sources said it was an SA7 and the marines said there are SA7’s in the area.
@@noiamgoodlol8547 100 percent they are there ive found tons of em , they was hot about this time also but i was just saying cuz the sa7 14 stella the stinger all a bit diffent , reason u cant talk about em is the cia gave em to the muhj to fight the Russians, , usually see it markes as a manpad is all
Shout out to my 75th buddiees who were at Camp Scorpion. I was the Generator guy from Fluor with the metal t-shirts from 2012-2015
You weren’t there
@@jeremystone36 oh yes I was
Do you really think in all the chaos, as many falls, and being knocked out more than once, that he would remember the locations. After having his back broken, getting shot, rpg’d more than a couple times, oh and being opiumed out from the old villager for pain…. This guy being interviewed, and these negative commenters, take that walk he had to go through, ride in his shoes during all this, and tell us some specific details!!
He damn sure remembered everything when it came time to wright a book
My man if he got hit with RPGs the way he said there wouldn't be any peices of him left. I'm not calling him a liar but unless the navy has told him what to say then none of his story has made sense.
@@jimmyallen3850 I believe some of it, but military is known to put shit out to make them look better. The only thing I'm wondering is why Goulab, the guy who saved him and took him to the viltis now saying Marcus had like 11 magazines on him when they found him. I'm not at all saying that is true, but a man who put his whole village, kids, wife, everyone in jeopardy to save Marcus does not seam like the lying type
Yes
You can’t train someone to be courageous.. He probably gave it all he had at BUDS.. 😏. But hey only Marcus and the almighty know exactly what took place that day…
Hoo-Rah, L👀King forward to this episode.
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Those sounds like Morgan Luttrell numbers as well??
US army should train with indian army to conduct missions in this terrains ...Indian army operates at an altitude of 5600 metres at @siachen glacier.Its like standing on top of the highest mountain in US
This allegedly already happens regularly.
Media reports said - India's high Altitude Mountain warfare training school, is the Highest in the world. It has a variety of SOF from friendly countries training there with India's SF. A lot of mutual respect abounds between the military men.
I thought the PJ's are who rescued ML.
Thank you for sharing
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As many of these interviews I have watched about Red Wings , no one has ever talked about dead Taliban....No One! Luttrell has said he thought there about 200 and in the movie it shows numerous Taliban kills. Why did the rescuers not talk about how many dead bodies they encountered ? Even this guy does not address that issue.
I was there....all the dead got taken away
@@user-cj4sz6to7c So was I.......I didn't see you
@@Ras7685 I was the Senior Enlisted SEAL that secured the Crash Site (with the rangers) then both units, us and RED when looking for the boys.
There wasnt anywhere near that number of taliban. 15-20 max.
@@lexusmanning were you there? I doubt it...I was...stop trying to be a keyboard commando...
Lattrell is an All American Alpha Male! Honor Grad of Red Pill Hill University! Tough as a mountain man! He'll chop it down! He's Flex Time!
Oooh 50’ rope? Wow. Total badasses. The more these guys talk the less respect they’re gaining. All night walk up the mountains 😢
People keep saying that axelson looked like he had only been dead a couple days but he died the same day as the others .
Be interesting to know what really happened up there that day. I dont believe it was anything like the movie or book colors it to be
Crazy to being able to hear this story. I read Marcus's book lone survivor because I joined the Marines years ago.
I own the book man. I don't know why but I still haven't read it.
@@smilemore1997 you should its an amazing book.
@@therougechipmunk8058 I will man. I'll start it on my day off work.
@@therougechipmunk8058 Thank you for your service. It is greatly appreciated man.
@therougechipmunk8058 but it's all lies. I'm pro military and feel so bad for all those guys but that book is literally nothing but lies.
RLTW brother
Operation red wing was planned horribly you never send a four-man squad into enemy territory. You always want to have enough bodies to be 3 to 1 on the enemy. And when they got compromised, they should have detained those villagers and then they should’ve called in and said mission has been compromised. And the statement that I just made multiple special forces guys would agree. It was a bad operation from the beginning Marcus Luttrell himself as also said this.
Number one, Luttrell is a piece of $hit. Number 2, four man recon teams are perfectly normal for a seal reconnaissance mission. Four man fireteams were used extensively during the wars on terror and many operations went off without a hitch. Marcus and his team were conducting reconnaissance on a target which is the reason for the four man team. It would be idiotic and stupid to insert a platoon of seals for just conducting reconnaissance because the point is to remain silent and undetected. Kinda hard to do that with a platoon. Number 3, they did hold the villagers but couldn't make contact on the radio to receive further instructions. At that point, Murphy made the decision to abort and released the hostages. Should he have left them tied up? Yeah but I'm not going to second guess a medal of honor winner. It sounds like your not too familiar with this incident/mission.
@@unropednope4644 The SEALs were far from silent and undetected. The marines who originally planned Red Wings wanted to send in a 6 man scout sniper team by foot. SEALs changed it to a 4 man team who would insert via helicopter, a mile away from the observation point, alerting the entire area of their presence. On top of that, they left their fast rope on the ground, allowing the insurgents to find their point of insertion and track them to their OP. It really didn't matter what they did to the goat herders because they were already compromised.
From Victory Point:
"While confident in the abilities of Kristensen
and other NAVSOF planners for their phases of Red Wings, Wood did
question a few of their decisions. First, Wood assumed that their recon-
naissance and surveillance team would insert by foot, departing from
one of the villages in the Pech Valley, such as Watapor, which lay just
twelve hours distant for a strong team like Ronin (traveling through the
mountains, not on established roads or large trails). But, he learned,
they would insert by helicopter, fastroping onto a spot just over a mile
from NAIs 2, 3, and 4 on the saddle between Sawtalo Sar and its sister
peak just to its south, Gatigal Sar, certainly alerting Shah and his men
of the close presence of American forces, Wood thought... The prime reason he brought in special operations forces to begin
with was to guarantee air for the main direct-action hit and subse-
quent cordon-and to do the hit with maximum surprise. With a helo
insert for phase one, he felt, the bad guys stood a huge chance of learn-
ing of American forces arriving in the area before the recon team even
hit the ground-and long before they would get “eyes on” the target
from OP-1."
Regarding the 4 man team vs a 6 man team:
"The size of the recon team also bothered Wood. NAVSOF planners
chose to insert just four men for phase one. The OpsO would also learn
that the four had never operated in the Korangal and Sawtalo Sar area.
From Kinser’s briefs, Wood knew that each small nook of the Hindu
Kush held its own unique challenges, from the standpoints of terrain,
weather, and the locals-and the challenges of the Korangal area re-
vealed themselves to be of deadly serious proportions. Wood felt that the
best chances of success came with a team of six, as he originally planned
with Eggers and Team Ronin."
Regarding the rope:
"Long kept wondering how the four would dis-
pose of the dropped fastrope-go back and try to conceal it as a full
team, just leave it and hope it wouldn’t be discovered, or have two
SEALs remain at OP-1 while the other two dealt with the problem,
breaking an already undersize team in half. Or call for an extract,
which he thought to be the best option, based primarily on the loud
helo insert, which he regarded as a huge neon sign proclaiming AMERI-
CAN FORCES ARE HERE."
And also words from the Army Ranger in this video:
"To us it didn’t seem like the smartest idea to use such a small team when you had the ability to hide a far larger friendly element easily enough in the terrain, especially given that the JOC had estimated the enemy fighter threat to be in the region of 12-15 men. Our regiment’s recce guys stated that they would have gone in with a rifle platoon in support based on the intel available. The platoon could have hidden maybe 1-2 klicks away and established a patrol base to support the recce team if it became compromised."
@Jabanana The goat herders were scouting the mountain looking for the SEALs. That's why they were unarmed (they know the rules of engagement). Well, they were able to find them pretty quickly, and I'm sure they reported their position as soon as they were cut loose.
@@DDekkon That's purely speculation. It could be true, OR, they could have been completely harmless civilians. Regardless, it wouldn't have mattered because Ahmad Shah and his force of 8-10 had already located the SEAL's fast rope and were tracking them down by their boot prints.
@Ben-lv6tj You have no clue what you are talking about.
How can i fìnd the rest of this interview?? He just asked him a good question at the very end and it cut off. Where can i find it???
If the SF guys were as good at winning, as they are at memorizing acronyms we wouldn’t lose every Fn war.
Again, like the ranger said, everyone can couch qb that situation. It just sticks with me that they choose what appeared to be the most dangerous option. These guys are the most dangerous men on earth. I get that. And maybe ego had them saying hey, if we get ambushed by 20-30 of them, we’ll smoke em. But you couldn’t bound 2 of them to a tree and take the 3rd one with you 10 ish miles to the extraction and once the chopper showed up, release him to go help his friends? Or hell, make ALL of them March with you several miles. You wouldn’t have to smoke them, and even if you let them go another 10 miles away, you woulda had that much more time to get help or get out. I know they had their reasons. Just sucks what happened
The thing is, those goat herders were up to a little more than going out for a walk. They were looking for the SEALs. Knowing the rules of engagement, they went unarmed and found them. The night before, they heloed in so close to the enemy that they blew their cover right away. The militants went right up to where they got dropped off, found the ropes, and were able to track them down pretty fast.
The real rescuer was a afgan guy
I heard there were between 8 and 200 taliban and Luttrell had all 11 full clips when rescued ?.
The P Method. P for Plenty lol. Great video.
If only half the rangers made it up there it had to be a horrible hike.
Is there a recording of what Murphy was saying on the sat phone?
I was in korea in 02-03 in 2-9 infantry in the scout platoon. on the way back from a 30 day field exercise Charlie company went back to the rear like 2-3 days early. SOME HOW a CLU did not get secured and fell off the back of the Bradley. needless to say we had to stay out and look for this damn CLU for an extra 20 or 25 days I don't remember exactly. but it was hands across korea looking for a damn CLU. oh the jokes we had. I DONT HAVE A DAMN CLUE WHERE THIS CLU COULD BE......🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
so glad I got retired out in 2012..... dont miss the stupid Army games
Marcus Full Mags Luttrell.
he had 1 mag with 11 rounds, not 11 mags. The pilot Spanky, who Marcus said "crash landed" the helo verified this on The Team Never Quit podcast
@@BestMovies_AndEditzhe ran away while he’s men got flooded with led . He dropped his gun and ran . Full magazines
Id be like get me outta here too like Marcus.. but even if he didnt give information i would have asked the other seals with them for some intel to find hot spots for the guys last contacts . Or start of contact
The other seals were dead ☠️ you moran
@@kxkxkxkx ummm, moron you mean?
RLTW
My take on all of these painful recollections is very little if anything was learned from this disaster as almost nothing was learned from Black hawk down in Somalia...The 4 man seal 🦭 team was used to bait in the rescue helicopter which was the big fat target of either the Taliban or possibly the internationally trained alqiada forces in the area...This same situation happened about 5 times in the 20 years war and like I say, it doesn't seem like anyone understood that the Taliban and alqiada had goals also and shooting down helicopters loaded with seals or rangers was their primary objective...
Did Paul Rudd become a badass Ranger too? 😉
I like how average this ranger looks. He is a top tier player in the warfare arena and yet he looks like just another good American guy who likes to drink beer and watch football it's pretty cool
No disrespect to rangers but they are not a tier 1 unit
@@adamwiech4874 They are actually both Tier 1 and Tier 2. Both Tiers are Awesome. They also existed before there were any "Tiers".
How this guy describes the exfiltration of Luttrell is distinctly different to how Marcus in his own words talks about it. Marcus says 'to get me out of there was a whole different movie all together..' then he goes on to say how there was a huge gun fight going on above them on the ridge line, helicopters had to make death defying maneuvers to land due to the terrain being so bad.. ruclips.net/video/L5qqrvdBly0/видео.htmlsi=ovFhbH-tE_gpPKAS whereas Nicholas here explains it was fairly mundane, they found him, confirmed it was him, turned down the opportunity to have tea with the locals... and then left the next morning ..
Sorry needs to be said!
X Y Mori Intus; by no means was there any negativity from my statement in the comment section directed towards you. I was just afraid with his name being singled out that someone might get the wrong impression about him or his family. Although I haven't been fortunate enough to meet his family, I do believe anything they have is because of hard work. I also believe the success of their families reputation has been through sacrifice for our country and our freedom.
Please notice that I didn't mention anything about money.
Only Jesus Christ and American military has ever died for me. Heroes don't wear numbers they wear the American Flag. So So proud and grateful to be an American. Words can't explain what we owe these men and women. They should damn sure be taking care of when they come home.God bless the United States!!!!
Can you guys address the religious service that was provided st the base? There was so much chatter about an Imam giving a distasteful prayer about the troops that died in the crash. Thanks, brothers. - Doc Harle, 2nd Recon, 2nd MarDiv
Marcus🤣
Sounds like he wasn't convinced by ML's version of events.
Travis Osborn tells the story a little differently.
Is the full episode not out yet??
The full episode link is in the description
ruclips.net/video/8xgWofZjYYQ/видео.html
Now I know why they call them PETTY officers...--USMC
Dude is saying Marcus should have remembered where his teammates were after having a broken back and everything else Marcus went through...then he starts complaining about soldiering on because of "food poisoning from a bad MRE" 😂😂😂 Damn stud save some HOOAH for the rest of us
P=plenty.
if unsure use more.
In the book “ Lone Survivor “ Marcus said it was a big black ranger who found him who smelled foul but the sweetest smell on the mountain,,,, this guy did not say anything about that so who is lying ? I understand all these different organizations have their own creeds SF, Seals, Rangers, Marines, but when your falling off cliffs with broken broken back and a broken pelvis and a crushed face,,, oh ya my buddy was killed between two trees, another one on top of a rock,,, who is to say the talibahn did not strip their equipment and move bodies??? Just Saying
Healthy food is good
The Navy Seals have a lot to learn about fighting and preparing for a mission inside enemy territory.
Marcus was rescued by the U.S Army Rangers.
What were the Navy SEAL 4 man team doing in the mountains of Afghanistan?
The job should have gone to an Army Ranger reconnaissance team.
A tragic event in the life of the family of the Navy SEALS.
The Navy SEALS were misused for the mission in Afghanistan. Navy SEALS are experts at amphibious missions not suicide and impossible firefights.
The U.S Army Rangers usually travel in a platoon size unit to properly secure a camp area.
The U.S Special Forces are not up to the job because their job is to teach unconventional warfare to foreign fighters.
Using a fork instead of a spoon is the lesson in this tragic situation.
The only lesson I learned about this tragic event is we all need help sometimes, but not all the time.
The Navy SEALS helped the US Army Ranger in Somalia in Black Hawk Down.
Don't forget the 10th Mountain, they're badass too!!
Does this group use cadaver dogs?
Borrowed a loudspeaker from psyops, announced there was a movie deal if he came out
Marcus Luttrel is a liar. I was obsessed with this when the book first came out. I remember hearing about this in 2005 when i was deployed to Iraq. I spent night and day researching this, and things never seemed to add up. Now, some people are starting to come out and speak about it. Not to mention, theres actual videos the enemy released years ago where you can hear Murphy screaming for marcus's help..then you can hear Axe yelling, "Help Michael!". The reason Murphy and Dietz were found so close together was because Murphy was going back up and pushed out to get satelitte connetion on his phone to call for help and to get Dietz's body Marcus was suppose to give him covering fire. He used that time to run and hide. Facts.
😮😢 This is sooo sad... But it adds up when you listen to his 911 call and that whole story... If he's such a badass why didn't he just take care of the situation himself?
Recovering a body is still ultra low priority. Why get killed recovering a body? Fight the battle.
Dope
Get Ed Darack on so we can hear the true story. The truth needs to come out after all these years of the story.
Got a link to him telling it anywhere else?
@@christsheep I don't. He was on SOFREP podcast a few years ago. He wrote a book about the operation but It was from the Marines prespective.
AATW
O…. It’s a video interview of an interview Lol
One of the worse thing would be break à ankle and get sent rtb
RLTW!
Air dried beef? Interesting…is it really hard to chew?
Same as jerky
wet, soak from canteen, yer rap-gloves, super
He's not a fan of Marcus to say the least.
Most people involved aren’t fans either
@@oliversacks3837 The OP was a fucked plan from the start and the SEAL element went about things very oddly, from setting up their hide just meters from the helo infil (so basically they set up right where the whole valley could hear and see). Marcus was found relatively clean and with his mags loaded. He did next to nothing to help his brothers and actually has admitted to plugging his ears while trying to evade the enemies so he didn’t have to hear his brother’s screams for aid and/or covering fire (included in some of the other official reports). The OP needlessly got men killed and a lot of people suspect it’s because SEALs like glory and valor so they consciously chose to not plan with any support elements with them (they had an SF ODA, infantry units etc. that could’ve been tasked to support them). They fucked up and dragged in all this SOF support and the only fuck to live tucked his tail and ran. Couldn’t even be bothered to give up info on where his fallen brothers may be.
Add insult to injury and the book/movie would have you believe he’s some brave warrior who survived by any other merit other than fear.
He’s a “lone survivor” because he didn’t want to do his duty.
@@Morningstar_Actual also, They sent the worst possible SEAL team out there aswell. Only one of them had gun fighting experience. DIETZ deserves the MVP. Fucking killers. But marcus luttrell is a liar and you can tell hes lying in interviews. They probably would have had a better chance with any other SEAL team. But there is also not alot you can do in an ambush. Doesnt matter how good you are… When theyve got you, They got you
@@Morningstar_Actual Marcus didn’t plan the mission. What was he supposed to do when faced with overwhelming enemy numbers? Confront them and die? Guard the bodies of his brothers and die? As far as not giving up more info on location, what is the motivation? Do you think he was hiding something? Maybe he was disoriented and too mentally fucked up to remember from all the chaos that happened. Not trying to be a fan boy but just trying to understand the criticism. Cheers.
@@Morningstar_Actual he had 1 magazine with 11 rounds
Let's be honest seals, and all other spec ops guys were not shit compared to Ay Rangers and Marines. They were the ones that did the real work, stayed out for a complete year. Seals stayed out 6 months then went home and trained for 18 months to go back and do what marines and Army were doing day to day. There is a false thing going around with seals and spec ops. Literally they made little to no difference compared to everyday fighters kicking doors in and throwing dead bad guys in the streets. Not hating, but it is true. My real heroes are the Army and Marines. They did not have the air force standing by on every mission to save their ass when they got in a bind. Let's big talk the real war fighters
OK so at 19:00, he talks about the frustration he had due to the lack of info Marcus could give them in that moment. In my opinion give the guy a freaking break. Those weren't just his teammates, they were his brothers. The guy had spent the last 48 hours or so evading and surviving, also had watched his brothers all be killed. So maybe we can cut him a little slack in that moment huh? I mean most of this conversation was spent explaining how much of a kick in the balls the terrain was. OK well imagine those seals had to infill through the same terrain, as well as navigate it on the run while in a firefight, outnumbered. As well as injuries like bullet wounds shrapnel, broken bones. And finally while being dehydrated, and malnourished. So ya, definitely I think it makes sense to cut Marcus just a little bit of slack there.
No. You're cutting Marcus slack because you're thinking like a civilian, empathizing with a man running for his life, not a professional conducting escape and evasion over difficult terrain in hostile territory. There is a distinct difference between the two. The primary distinction is that the former is on his own, the latter isn't running for just himself - there's a lot other shit riding on him, which is why there are so many other putting their lives on their line coming to get him. Notably, Marcus thought like you, which is why the Ranger, who thinks like the latter, has such disdain for Marcus's selfishness and lack of professionalism.
@@ryhk3293 at the end of the day no matter the training. They are humans we all have a breaking point. You wouldn’t remember either so 🤫🤫
@@KevinDiazx11 Some of us live and die upholding the tenets of a creed, among them to never leave a fallen comrade (which both is and isn't applicable here) and another to continue the mission, though I be the lone survivor. Because ultimately, if you are being tracked by friendlies, evading pursuit, making attempt at contact, you are still on mission. Until you are picked up and debriefed, you are on duty and have duty, not just for yourself but to your comrades, who have paid for your life in blood.
So go on making excuses for this man, this supposed professional. Heap upon him your admiration and sympathies. But don't go lumping others into the same boat with him because the truth is I have the comfort of knowing how I would react in moments of truth. Would I remember the terrain features and distance and direction of major events on my E&E route, as I'd been trained? Almost certainly. But then I wouldn't have left my fallen comrades crying out my name, abandoned, to die alone. This, I know.
This is ultimately what separates us. The gulf between you and me (and those of us who have sworn the oath and lived a creed) is in the secure knowledge that the bond shared between my comrades is stronger than the fear of death where for you, it is some unknowable quantity, erring on the side of fear being the greater side of human nature. There is a reason that the average man with an average mentality can't make selection into a SOF unit and you pretty well describe it.
@@ryhk3293 if you lose sight of them in a big ass mountain and after everything pretty sure you don’t remember their exact location specially went the enemy has probably move them a few feets ect..the military is a organization ran by human’s shit do happen and actually the averages soldier can make a sof unit they are out there! So you part of the sof community you should know that and not every sof member is a competent person…ptsd work the same way a conversional soldier will do as much as a sof member …traumatic events can make you forget a lot of shit! As well as you should know if you are part of that communities! Humans are flawless
@@ryhk3293 wow Kevin, don’t bag on civilians, they pay / paid you. Most of us have been there and done that before you were born. I really couldn’t care less about your oath and creed and all that bullshit you spewed in that novel of a response. Not every lane / jump / fire mission goes according to plan, winners adapt & overcome, or shoot, move, communicate as the army says. But as tough as nails as you think you are and how you would have saved all those guys and produced a 1:50000 mgrs map with 10 digit grids to the forehead of every Taliban, we both know you probably just be dead in the mud like the others. Me too. That’s the chaotic nature of war, the enemy gets a vote. So climb down off of Lutrell’s ass, it’s not your place to criticize his performance.
Who didn't know the rangers extracted Mr. Luttrell?
Imagine being a "less" capable force and being asked to go save the assets that have been used in the most elite ways and tactics
Also the money spent on navy seal training is probably quadrupled at the least compared to ranger battalions
Your a buffoon. Less capable force. Based off of what metric? Do you believe that SEALS are better. Your standard SEAL team is tier 2. Rangers from 75 th are tier 2 as well. SEAL team 6 is tier 1. Ranger RRC are tier 1.
Haha the rangers were more than capable