Phony Navy SEAL of the Week. Special Forces Green Beret SgtMaj and Navy SEAL PUNISH a Fake Navy SEAL
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- videos.extreme... Retired Navy SEAL Senior Chief Don Shipley JOINS FORCES with an Army Green Beret Sergeant Major from a FAKE NAVY SEAL trying to cheat his way into a charity event for the Children of Fallen Special Forces men. www.extremeseal...
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I lost my right leg in an accident, never been in the military, but I always wear shorts, my prosthetic is highly visible, so I’m eating a meal with my wife on Veterans Day, and my waiter said “hey that table over there wants to thank you for your service and paid your bill”, I went over and said “I’m sorry, I wasn’t in the service, i was in a car wreck years ago”, they thanked me for being real and paid my bill anyway. People are great when ur honest with em❤️
My Dad lost both of his legs in Vietnam. Thank you for your honesty. He got hurt in 72, I was born in 74. He died in 2001.
@@JonathanHallOverAllen woa!
@@JonathanHallOverAllen cool your Dad was able to come home, overcome such a terrible injury and then to lead what sounds like a great life albeit a bit short? He must of looked at you everyday and thought about how lucky he was. Cheers to you and your family.
Integrity
Good on you brother.
When Don say " do you recall a training class number?" And slowly puts his glasses on, you know it's about to get real.
lol fuck yeah
😁👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸
Or blow his top off
Don is a legend! 💪
I want Don to say that at my funeral just so I can die peacefully
Not a single SEAL exists on Earth that would have a trident tattooed on their neck.
NOWHERE.
Or their face
I think you might be right sir. 😂
I’ve been around many seals and you are right they are professionals..
I think Andy stumpf is thinking about it ..hahaha lol
first thing i noticed lol
I served 4 years in the US Coast Guard. Discharged as E5 with no combat. My son just had his close friend an Army Ranger special forces medic comit suicide after 18 years service. Married with two wonderful children. His suicide note left to his family read "I just can't get all the blood off my hands". When any person such as Seals or Rangers put their life on the line they are truly heroes. I know I could have never done what you men have done. Thank you all who have served this wonderful country.
Bullshitting about being injured by a IED in attempt to make money when so many warriors have actually suffered horrific injuries from them is absolutely reprehensible.
That's about the size of this yes...
Should go to jail for lying about it and using wounded warrior money
Pretty sure this dirtbag will end up in jail for stolen Valor and thievery.
He's legit I served with him on board the USS Numbnutz whilst I was a able-bodied midship poopdecker seamen. He fired out a torpedo tube and planted demo charged on an enemy battleship and was injured when he dived front of a bullet to save the president.
It's a crime.
When an SF sergeant major says to you "If people need to make a visit, then you're gonna get visited", it's probably a good time to change your ways.
That moron probably thought he was talking about sending cops!
I would of shat myself. :)
Some liam neeson shit
Lol probably not the smartest thing to threaten people on the internet.
As a D.I.we would say you got a phone call."FOR THOSE WHO HAVE EARS LET THEM HERE"
I was drafted at 19 and after AIT was sent to the Army 5th division on the DMZ in Vietnam. With 8 days left on my tour I was wounded for the second time and sent to Ft Lewis Army hospital to recover. My experience was shared by many and I seldom speak about it. I have the medals and awards stored in a box in my attic. I am proud of my service, but still mourn for many buddies who did not return. I pity these morons who have to FAKE it.
I hope all is well for you. It was a tough time back then no doubt.
I've noticed that about normal people that actually served. They seem to be happy to return the world of normal living. Can't imagine what you went through, but thank you for going through it.
Welcome home soldier! Vietnam vets (you guy's) really went through it. Thank you for your service sir. 🇺🇸
@@barrycrawford7326 Why is it that people thank others for going and fighting in an unjust war. If he would have refused to fight in it he would not have been subjected to the trauma he suffered. It's the problem with warriors and their worshipers. There is a very fine line between this fool and his tattoo and most of the commentors here. War is shit and there are no heroes.
Thank you for your service. It is appreciated.
As a father that has been presented his fallen sons, Purple Heart, I so appreciate what you do! Semper Fi
Sorry for your loss and I am grateful for the sacrifices both you son and your family made.
My appreciation for your sons service.
@@robertdunning9379 prayers for you sir.
Prayers for comfort. Your son is my brother.
The way these guys can spew one "untruth" after another, you would think they were Politicians.
Then I got hurt in a HALO jump and had to be medically discharged so I decided I'd go to BUD/s. This was all after three degrees and law school. I had to drop out of BUD/s because the Space Force needed a door gunner for the Space Shuttle.
@@jamescarroll6954 sounds about right. Makes since in their eyes🤣
@@jamescarroll6954 That's funny. Lots of crippled guys joining BUDS. Spaceforce in and of its self sounds like a ruse.
DD214 tells the story. Period.
When alleged military stammer about dates times where stationed they are full
Of it.
I can remember from start to finish my tour many years ago.
@@JimB49 I agree with the DD214, but apparently people are acquiring fake ones.
I have never been good at dates, and times. I remember my enlistment date, and date I got out, simply because it was beat into my brain over, and over. A guy I served with remembers every single date verbatim, like you can.
That said, I wouldn't dismiss someone on that alone. Liars play other games that give them away. They will have vivid memories of things they actually did, but they immediately get foggy with their stories.
Makes my stomach turn. Watched my son actually struggle with real PTSD from his 3 tours of duty as a Marine.
@@EdgarGonzalez-dh2et 😥😇🙂Thank you.
@@mydobie130 Tell your son he is greatly appreciated and I wish him well. I am a former Marine as well and your son is a great American sir. Please tell him Semper Fi for me please!
@@ronwilson5476 Thank you, I will. He is doing much better!
@@mydobie130 Hope your son is not gay.
I hope he is doing well and on the path to healing. Sounds like he has a real rock of strength with you which is great. Lots of ☀ ☀ ☀ ✌️ ✌️ ✌️ From 🇮🇪 and best wishes for your brave, total hero of a son and your family.
Binge watching Shipley is better than binge watching Netflix.
That's a no brainer
Well being Nexflix has about 2 decent movies a month so being better than Netflix isn't hard.
Senior Chief, I spent twenty-six years in the Navy. I really admire and appreciate the efforts you are undertaking to expose these phonies.
I love Don’s facial expressions when he’s listening to this bollocks, looks like he wants to reach down the phone and choke these fuckers out!
Thank u sir for your service and my freedom..God bless u and your family and all the veterans
:O🍆
Phony, you are being nice , but this pos is an absolute pos ...period
Thank you for serving our country, sir.
As a Navy SEABEE in no uncertain terms does he represent us. SEABEE battalions have had causalities-from WW2 to the war on terror
We Build We fight
Thank you for your service.
My great grandpa was a seabee in the pacific in Ww2....met my great grandmother at williow run airfield in michigan where she was making bombers.
@@joeblack333 thank you as a SEABEE we have our own warfare pin that clown could of proudly displayed
SCW badge
Why he put a trident pin on his neck is unbecoming of a Navy SEABEE
Hell yeah brotha!
" WE BUILD WE FIGHT " "SEABEES CAN DO" .🇺🇸
The most PTSD this pitiful fool has ever had was taking this phone call!
Actually I'm sure it really was more shaking than anything he experienced while on duty.
😏
😂😂😂
You can hear the hurt in Sr. Chief and Sgt Mgr's voices. This is not a victimless crime, and guy's like Don give a voice to real gold star families who desperately need it. Appreciate you, Don.
Thank God for the real warriors, It makes me sick to think people actually believe their own bullshit to such a degree. Who is he trying to help, but himself?
Hurt? They want to beat his ass!
As a UT3 I was hit by 38,000 volts.
It took a year to learn how to walk again.
People are doing this? I'm glad you bring these guys to light. No free rides. Some of us are working to succeed beyond our handicaps. Some have been at it for 17 years. Others are working to get to the end of a street for cigarettes and beer. This can stop. Question is, will it?
So far, Senior Chief, you're at least one beam of light in the dark.
Please don't stop, ever.
Thanks for your service.
It is just so disgusting.
We just always have to question people when they claim heroic military service.
It's sad that we have to!
But otherwise...just so much terrible scamming!
Have you seen DJ Shiplyer
Have you heard or watched DJ Shipleys electrucution story?
Wild stuff
I sympathise and empathise. In the past 5 or 6 years now I had to relearn how to walk 2x from extended hospital stays. 996 days the 1st time and 4.5 month since last November.
It sucks. Every day I'll walk my kitty. When I first got home, all I could do was walk to the 1st street light. A little more each day.
Now I'll walk 250m then put my kitty down and he will walk beside me the next 250m. Every few days I'll walk to my wife's work a total of approximately 3km.
Keep up the hard work. I am proud of you. If u like please check out Flamingo Florence. She was my sister. Again, I sympathise and empathise. Have a great rest of the week. 😊
My father was a Seabee. He met lots of seals. He has never and would never claim he was "with" the seals. These frauds need to be held accountable. Thank you for your efforts.
So was my father. He too was a Seabee. (CB - Construction Battalion)
Of all of the Seals that he’s met I wonder how many get a Trident 🔱 tattoo’d On their neck?
@@RustyZipper none
Who cares? Shut up
i`d be pumped just too tell ppl i met a seal..
i would never understand why someone that served in the Navy would lie about being a SEAL... you served honorably, be proud of your service and stop embarrassing yourself
I’m just glad I got out of the Seals to be a Blue Angel Pilot
@@RustyZipper The Seals and Blue Angels are too mainstream now. Ballers like me are in the Space Force now!
That's what I'm saying !
He spent too many nights playing ps2 and thinks he is a bad ass but really just a confused millennial……
For the record I’m in the kgb……lol
I was a spaceshuttle door gunner SEAL with seal team 69. We did things you can't even imagine. Afterward I got out, they hit me with the memory wipe device from Men in Black. Id prove it but my wifes father-in-law stole my dd214
I was task force 69 team 420. Time jumping was the hardest part. Ron Jeremy and McCauley caulking’s evil reign must end.
@Mike Raffphone Ou man so was I!!! You must have known Major Captain General Admiral James T. Kirk. Man he got us in some stuff nobody would believe on the USS Enterprise. We went places that no man has been before.
@Mike Raffphone . C. Docseidel. I founded ALL of those outfits and nobody I never heard of any of Yaa's
All of you clowns in this section need to get out of mama's basement.
@@jeffreyjohn2037 mama mia
The thought of this guy getting gifts intended for deserving Vets is sickening. Thank you for calling him out. I hope he stops this BS.
I loved how Sgt. Major said “don’t fuck with us, we don’t wanna have to pay you a visit, you know where I’m coming from?” 😂😂😂
Hey Don when I was a Marine I was aircrew on CH 46s. Being we dropped Recon out and once some SEALs does that mean I can wear a Trident? Just kidding. My MOSs were 2111 and 8531. Later on I was in the National Guard where I was a mechanic. I served 14 years active and 12 reserve. No valor awards but still proud of my service. The work I did enabled the guys on the sharp end of the stick do theirs.
Good stuff brother. I was CH-47D crew. Never made it to FE though. Hookers lead the way!
I was a 0481 (red patched) used to be under the bird doing HST’s and the 46’s were always my favorite. Way better than the death trap 22’s
And we’re all proud of you man respect
Thanks for your service!
Thank you for your service 💪🏻💯🇺🇸
Just the fact he has a Trident tattooed right into his neck shows this man is not all there. Grifting from these wonderful organizations is disgusting. Thankyou Don.
A phony wearing a Hells Angels tattoo would have it removed...
@@gibsonstation1292 You either do it yourself or have the membership do it for you. Lots of gangs look out for this.
@@DirtyDingles Complete Sociopath...
I don't think there's any Navy Seals tattooing tridents on there neck like that.
Guess he picked the right tattoo. Had he presented himself as a gang member of the wrong biker gang,they cut it off!
Come to think about it🤔 Ive got some Brothers that were also in the Seals and if they seen a phony they would probably hold him down and at the very least have it blackened in!
As an active Navy Seal I thank you for your videos. Im also a soldier and a Appalachian chopper pilot.
I can confirm this guys claims. I was his initial flight instructor on the Appalachian. That was one hell of a unit, especially when they introduced oxy and adderal during chow.
Thank you for your service !
@@bena.4422 These are traditions such as regiments hand down forever!
Taking gifts under false pretenses is foul. We as veterans give from the heart to help our fellow service members. Don't take our kindness for weakness.
Don't know if it's still in affect but in my day it was a felony to portray yourself as a member of any SF
@@mikeblackford994 it's not a felony to claim SF however it does become a felony when people like that pile of shit gets money and things from wounded warriors and such.
@@mikeblackford994 are you sure lol?… that doesn’t sound real. As far as I know simply claiming to be SF when you aren’t has never been illegal anywhere in America.
@@mikeblackford994 Urban legends abound on this topic. I am by no means an expert, but few have ever been convicted for a reason. I'm not stating that I really like it, but people can claim to be almost anything in casual conversation. It's a bit of a free speech gray area, but yes it does mean that it is not illegal to lie in a social situation.
It becomes an issue when money gets involved or tangible benefits of any kind. Then it is akin to a false official statement compounded by an intent to defraud others of something of value.
We veterans know in our gut that the phoneys, even in casual situations, are defrauding the honor of those men who paid the price. Honorable men who earned our titles, Special Forces or other elite warrior outfits (Rangers, Marines, etc.) do not want to be associated with scumbags.
The irony is that part of our purpose for serving is so that Americans can keep their basic rights which includes the right to be stupid, although that only goes so far. When Senior Chief (I hope I got that right) Shipley puts them on his channel, it's usually bc they went too far.
@@mikeblackford994 don't know about illegal but moves them to front of list for lower level court at least in my opinion
As a Navy vet, I just want to say "thank you" for all you do and for all the stress you endure putting these phonies where they belong.
It's pathetic Don has to do this, he's a Senior Citizen and should be enjoying his Retired Years vs dealing with Retards all day. Then again he probably loves doing it lol
Thank you for your service
I accept your appreciation
@@kingkongdontgotnothingonme4688 why didn't you do with a country ask you to do
I was in army but when people ask me what branch of the service requires the bravest they surprised when i say navy and not just seals...those guys got balls of steel
When a SOF guy says 'If you need a visit...' you better be reconsidering adjusting your course of behavior.
Thanks Don for your work.
Thanks, Grump...
You know he aint kidding either
That's what I was thinking. You do not want to see these two gentlemen on your doorstep, wanting to "visit".
I am a retired Navy Seabee UTC and served with LOGSU One and was a Tech with Team 3. Never have I had any stupid idea of even thinking about saying I was a SEAL because I was attached. Those guys are amazing dudes that have earned the name. I am proud of being a SEABEE and being about to support the elite. This kid is an embarrassment to the Bees.
The great thing about America, and the reason my relatives fought with George Washington to make America free for all generations to come, was free speech.
I painted the SeaBees logo on a water tower at the base in Gulfport 🙂
@@EmersumBigginsSo you're the one who did that!
All service is honorable...no need to exaggerate your experience because people respect you no matter what you did in service
I grew up about 45 minutes north of where these guys were stationed. I always had a lot of admiration for our seabees and service men.
Just so everyone knows, the membership to the Shipley's site is worth every penny. Tons of great content!
Are there way more of these?Different ones?
I’m a member and I’ve reported already a couple suspected seals.
@@AAAskeet Far more there than here on YT. I myself subscribe for a month, every 6 months or so. Totally worth it.
We did a joint exercise with SEALs on Camp Pendleton in the early 90's, so I'm basically a SEAL, right? What a clown this guy is. Just be proud of what you did, when you served. No shame in being in a regular unit. I was Marine infantry and damn proud of it.
i doubt his claims of being a SEABEE too.. wonder what NMCB he was?
Yeah, some retired SEALs trained my SRF class and that makes me one too, right? LMAO
Nah its not enough. You need to be the first usmc astronaut. Ever. Along w all the trainings. And be a seal, at the same time ofc.
If you cant be a super duper servicemember if you havent been in all branches at the same time in a 5 year span, you might as well not even talk about it.
Yes you are! It works by osmosis
Thank you for the service I never served in the military in a day of my life
"Hey William, it's Don, how are ya doin'?"
*William craps himself....begins making excuses immediately. *
I like when he goes i hear you got facinating story lol . you know the shipsters got him
@@diablo666541 And you could hear his voice tightening up as the call went on.
swear i could hear his heart skip a beat or two
*Cue Jaws music*
Don, I love what you do. I'm a veteran of the US army 1980 to 1985. God bless you and thank you for your service!
I love how they get real quiet when Don asks if they were a Navy Seal (and they weren't). Their story changes tout de suite.
“I didn’t actually go to SEAL training”
… 30 seconds later … “I was in class 290”. WTF dude.
Bonus points for spelling... ;)
Going to have to look up "tout de suite" now 😆
Always spelled all caps “SEAL”.
@@Cap10VDO Did I spell it right, lol? Honestly didn't know.
Good for me! LOL
“I had to go through underwater demolition training and that’s what gave me the trident.” Jesus, the nerve of some of these idiots ceases to amaze me. 🙄
And he was prepared with that tramatic brain Injury.
“That ended me up with the trident”
Aquaman gave it to me
Dont seals have to complete the course to get a trident
@@aprylrittenhouse4562 BUDS
“People need to make a visit, you will get visited” Best line ever!!!
I spent 7yrs in the army...2 iraq tours..
Thank you for outing these guys!!!
I was a crew chief in the Air Force. In basic anyone that had decent physical numbers and got the sharpshooter badge was required to attend the first Special Forces meeting. Three of us from my flight went. The goal of course was to either get into ParaRescue or the more difficult Combat Control. Those guys go behind enemy lines and paint targets for the fighter bombers and other insane crazy things. After hearing about the bobbing portion of the training, I said "um, no thanks, think I will stick to fixing planes. I am not a fish, dont do water". My two buddies did get past the first meeting and attempted to go ParaRescue. They were both badass's and I figured they would both make it. A month later I ran into them and they told me they both failed out. I asked what got them. They both said in unison "The bobbing". We all laughed. Much respect to Don and the other Seals.
Those Combat Control dudes were 8Up...:)...I used to see them carrying logs and shit like that, down at Keesler...We had some great crew chiefs at Travis...I was in MAC 60th AMS 81-85...Radio...Your story reminded me of the one day we shot M16's with 22 shorts...50 rounds...The only rifle I ever handled in the service...I just shooting them as quick as I could load them...We had the instructors draw their guns because all the dummies in my squadron when he said; "When I tell you to hit the bolt..."...You just heard click click click click all around the room....:)...That happened like three times... Good health to you and yours...
"Insane Crazy" When I hear someone saying that kinda stuff, I think someone wasn't in the military.
I had no interest in the Air Force but wanted to be a PJ until i noticed the massive amount of BS involved in it and I didnt want to have the possibility of being dropped and stuck in the AF so I decided to go in the Marines instead. I did crash fire and rescue which was the closest thing I could find in the Marines to being a PJ. I loved it and never looked back!
@@Manbunmen65 Lmao you just invalidated his experience based off of his use of two adjectives. Get over yourself dude.
@@Manbunmen65 I was special forces delta team and seal team 6 did tons of missions behind enemy line dropped into hot LZ and sniper assassination missions until it was time for tee and I switched the Xbox off.
37 years in construction I couldn’t even begin to tell you the number of “Navy Seals” I’ve ran into over the years🤣
The majority of the time they were when we’d hire the rent-a-laborers.
They usually had the tallest tales. 🤣
We call them rentadrunks
@@seanpaul8584 Yes, 🤣 I’ve seen them staggering and holding on to the car when they arrive sometimes.
I usually run into CIA agents or super hackers. LOLOL. I know an ACTUAL cold war agent (Werner Juretsko, RIP) and have been hobbyist hacking for almost two decades, it's SO easy to spot a bullshitter.
Ahh yes good ol labor finders. Pretty much my whole pipe crew was out with Covid last year. I had 3 rental guys and between the 3 of them they couldn’t use a shovel or pipe wrench. Can you imagine being a hoe operator digging around live fiber and sewer with those guy? I was ready to pull my hair out
It’s like every drunk guy was a professional boxer 🥴
I worked with one of these B.S. artists once, I never believed a word of his war stories but I never knew how to debunk him. Great job Don. Thank you for your service.
Most of the guys in my duty section at NASA are ex-Military (retired or separated) with some active Reserve or retired reserve (I retired yet again from Govt service at the end of 2020). Somehow there is an aura about another Military person. You just know who each other is from simple conversation throughout time...and the way they address one another, or how Military language/terms are used. Kinda hard to put my finger on it, but somehow you just "know" your fellow Vet.
I went to the local VFW hall with a friend who was a USAF pilot. He told me that even there in the VFW there are scammers trying to play the Spec Ops story, and some guys actually believe them. While we were eating, a guy walked over to our table and started telling a story about being in USMC Recon. My friend just stared at him, didn't say a word, and the guy finally got the idea we didn't buy his BS and just walked away. God damn that was funny
If they claim Army Ranger, ask them these 3 things…. What is the 1st stanza of the Ranger creed? If the last two words are “Ranger Regiment” he’s a Ranger. Then ask, what are the 5 paragraphs of an Op Order? and 5 principles of patrolling? A Ranger would never forget those 3 things. Don’t ask a Green Beret what the Green Beret creed is, because they won’t know it. But they will sing the Ballad of the Green Berets to you.
@@HeyMikeyLikesIt2 all of our classes have a graduation picture as well. ask them there class number. pull up the picture. lol
Trident tattoo in a place where it's always visible. That's like directly challenging the Lincoln quote about fooling people.
Isn't it amazing how many times these guys say "I wasn't trying to scam anyone out of anything" when that's exactly what they intended.
Yea they are manipulative liars.
“If people need to make a visit, you’re going to get visited.” It doesn’t get any clearer than that!
I just found your page and as a former Marine it makes me want to vomit that these people are stealing resources from veterans who really need help. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for your service and Semper Fi devil.
?? Once a MArine, always a Marine.
👍🏾
I was an F/A-18C avionics tech in the Marines...served with an AWESOME man who was an ordie in my squadron. He got out before I did, then reenlisted to be a radioman. 20+ years later, we meet up. We're chatting about our "war stories"...he told me that he was attached to a Recon unit at one point. The FIRST thing he said was, "I was NOT a Recon Marine...in no way was I a fucking Recon Marine...I was just ATTACHED TO THEIR UNIT as a radioman." He didn't even TRY to pretend he was a Recon Marine. Those that served honorably know. And those that served honorably don't lie about their service.
Can I just say Don - I'm loving this weekly upload schedule - long may you continue your work.
I think it's actually twice a week. Sometimes 3 times a week. If you think that's good, try getting a subscription to his website! Only $10 a month! Cheaper than Netflix and with better videos too!
I'm glad that the guy at least didn't fight you too much. He still claims PTSD which is complete bull but he admitted he wasn't a Seal.
Read the Atlantic Monthly article on the massive amount of fake PTSD claims ….by vets! The guy that wrote the article also directed RESTREPO the documentary. Thousands and thousands of plumbers, truck drivers and HVAC techs who served on military bases in Iraq and Afghanistan (and never fired a rifle) have filed and are receiving PTSD funds from the US government and organizations like Wounded Warriors. And guess who’s last in line to get those funds… you guessed it, combat vets.
He had no other option Don’s knows everything!
Very true. I really just wish these guys could be satisfied with their real service. I am happy that I served. I was not nor would I claim to be special forces or anything like that. I was a regular grunt and I loved it. To me, being Mechanized Infantry and getting to be a Bradley gunner was awesome. It doesn't need anything beyond that. To me it was an important, necessary job and I did it to the best of my ability.
Jesus Christ this was hard to watch. Don- your patience with these guys is epic. I had to pause and talk a walk like 6 times during this video. Unreal. Keep up the good work. Thanks. - an actual EOD guy.
He has to reel the turds in if he’s going to knock ‘em out....you can hear the distaste in his voice, but what he’s doing does no good unless he can make that turd feel like he’s really “one of the Big Guys.” If he didn’t, every one of those fakers would hang up on him within the first few minutes.
2336 Marine EOD here, enjoyed my time at Eglin.. and yes these guys are nuts.. I even had a guy I went to HS with claiming to be EOD and could not tell me where he went to school, about the school, how long it was or any of the phases of training. These dudes really make sick..
Hearing a Special Forces Sgt. Major threaten this dude gave me chills. It's literally the last fucking person I wouldn't want to deal with in a negative situation. lol
And The Sgt Major closed it out quite well, another fine job Don
Nice last name
Thank you Don for all you do!!! I joined the Navy in 1991 at 27 years old for a life change. Oldest squid in boot of 85 recruits. Loved it and ended up working the flight deck on the USS New Orleans Gator freighter San Diego. Harriers and Helos i worked with in Air Dept. I met Many Seals in my time on ship and NASNI Coronado. They are by far the most humble and down to earth people in the world, not to mention the Best of the Best! Keep up the great work you do exposing these sad individuals!!
I was a Seabee in Fallujah in 2007 and the struggle is no laughing matter. I still have flashbacks. One particularly bad memory I can recall just like it was yesterday…. It was a blistering hot day and choppers were overhead and my water bottle was only half full. I could see the next pallet of water maybe 50 meters ahead and was worried I wouldn’t make it and have to turn back. Fortunately I made it to the water, so I didn’t have to scrap the mission. I pressed on and finally arrived at my destination. The DFAC, and it was taco day. I felt the cool blast of air and knew I only had moments. I grabbed my tray and could see the shiny chrome of the taco bar and could feel my top secret Seabee training kick in and I broke out in a tactical run to the tacos. To my horror, all I found was lasagna. I looked at the calendar and it was Wednesday, and not taco Tuesday. My specially trained cat wakes me up from the nightmares by shitting under the bed. So Mr. Shipley, I hope you think of the struggle some of had to endure before you go poking fun. Hoorah! Seabees! -BU1(SCW).
Speciality trained cat shitting under the bed got me 😂 ❤from a laughing uk vet 👍
It’s clear the lack of tactical tacos never stopped you. Instead, you used your training to improvise, adapt and overcome the lasagna. The only thing wrong with this story was there was no inspirational music playing in the background while reading it.
That was the best laugh I had all week! Well done sir!😂😂😂
I pray that you had hot sauce to make that tomato soup and cardboard taste like something.
and i bet you get around with a fucking Taco tatooed on your neck?
Don I am a 75 year old USAF Sergeant Vietnam Vet 1968-69. I Must have met 50 guys who claimed to be snipers in The USN Or Special Forces.....I am so fortunate to have known virtually EVERY SNiper who served in Vietnam lol,...lol KEEP up the GREAT Work My Friend; and God Bless you. Welcome home.
I’m not a military type, that being said I appreciate sleeping well at night. Thank you for your service.
It’s too bad you have to deal with these stolen valor creeps, your work is appreciated.
It dam sure is appreciated and God bless each and everyone of them.
Love the facepalm and disappointed father look he does at the beginning of every video. It’s freaking awesome. Keep doing what you are doing. You are truly doing gods work. Every dollar that went to this bum is a dollar taken away from somebody who actually earned it. And like you always say. Most of these guys actually served in the military. That service should absolutely be good enough, without cheapening it with lies.
When Senior Chief comes on the screen and looks stressed out, you know it's gonna be a great video. Shout out to this SGM... fucking bad ass
I feel bad for Don, actually. Did you see his hand shaking at the beginning when he took off the glasses? That’s his life now… Stress stress stress, dealing with these buttholes.
@@kurtfroberg3608 oh no doubt... but he should sleep well at night knowing what he is doing is for the best
This is exactly what I love about the SEALs, Green Berets, and the rest of the folks who served on that level: their love for truth.
You got a service dog that helps you find your trash can! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have served with several guys who were attached to seal teams. No one every claimed to be a seal. None of them wore tridents. One guy wore jump wings, but we were deployed and the navy gave us our uniforms based on our service records. They were all very humble about working for seals. They were just happy to get to tag along. All were OS rates. Oh yeah and none of them had tridents tattoos. That was back in the early 2000s. The wounded warrior project has helped me immensely. They got my VA claim done while I was in brain injury rehab with other veterans who had severe tbi’s. I didn’t contact the wwp. They came to us in tbi rehab. Rehab was eye opening. My injuries were not near as bad as others. I still needed it, but not to the extent other veterans need. Sadly the program lost funding and closed down.
My Marine vet dad refuses to talk about his service. It's like pulling teeth..
With all the money our government wastes, it is inexcusable and unconscionable that they shut down any programs that assist disabled vets. The VA should fight tooth and nail to keep those programs funded, rather than allow it to be reprogramed for use elsewhere in the VA system.
Having a trident tattoo without being a SEAL is just asking for an ass kicking. Same deal with the marine corps
@@MortonT1958 It wasn’t funded by the government. A group of investors came together and made it happen. I don’t think the VA has ever had anything comparable to what I got to experience.
@@elonmust7470 It’s easier to leave it in the past for some. Some will talk to the right people about some things. The risk of judgment is very high. It’s possible he doesn’t want his son to see him differently. My family disconnected from me after I deployed and was injured. I was treated like I was never injured. I understand it was easier for them to ignore the truth. Some people just don’t want to know what veterans go through.
Thank you for all you do Mr.Shipley,
I had a friend who died in an IED attack in Helmand Afghanistan in 2010, Lance Corporal Gabriel Rainey. He died saving a fellow marine. And hearing someone claim such BS for fame and sympathy makes me want to stomp his head in. Such a disrespect to the real hero's who died or suffer!
Yep I agreed.. My former infantry ass would love to give a lesson or two.. This guy makes me sick and faking a injury while my brothers and sisters didn't come back!!
Same here, William Bradley Fulks, a real Marine Recon.
@@goaheadcalldonshipley7659 sounds like some of these people need a Old school lessons... It's funny as soon as he got caught he started getting irritated and keep making up stuff.. Trying to figure out that if he had memory loss how did he have PTSD! Now these people are going to probably say they all have PTSD and memory loss too!
My first encounter with "The Chief" was back in the late 90's when I contacted him to correct a mistaken report of a Special Forces troop being accused of claiming to be a Navy SEAL (he didn't, the reporting individual was mistaken or misheard). I remember being very impressed with his willingness to listen carefully and reasoned response. Everything was cleared up but I remember him asking me if I was "Joe Airborne" . I'm glad he's out there doing good work...Thanks.
As a US citizen and a non military person, I appreciate what you do Mr. Shipley!
Thank you for your service in the navy and I thank you for your services now.
I never services, but I always wanted to.
I have friends and family that are lifers (active and retired).
I wear an army ball cap all the time to pay respect , not to get respect.
When people ask about my service, I tell them respectively that I did not serve, but I honor those that have and do serve.
Thanks again for all you do sir.
I always love watching this man allow people to dig their hole deeper and deeper, then enlighten them with the truth. From a retired SOF guy, I appreciate what you do brother, cheers.
"If people need to make a visit, then you're gonna get visited."
CLASSIC!!!!
And that was coming from a Special Forces Green Beret !! They ain't Play N
For every serviceman that gets treated properly and given expensive things they deserve, there are a dozen that are FORGOTTEN.
Imagine a fake getting things that were supposed to help real veterans in need.
Yeah, but you gotta realize, those of us who don't step up for those things, even if we may need them, often do not take from those organizations since we'd rather those who really need it badly to have as much help as possible.
It is extremely humbling to see someone who gave a piece of their body and/or mind for the Constitution, I didn't have to sacrifice a limb, or my mental health necessarily for my country. They deserve all the help we can give.
The trend is towards not getting assistance, and so great is the trend that those who genuinely need it often do not get it because they don't want to take it from someone who needs it more.
And then there are these frauds.
Glad you call these guys out my uncle retired from the Army and was proud to serve and we were proud of him god rest his soul
The SgtMaj ALSO proved he was so by being so chill, so dad, so patient, slightly comforting ....and followed it all up with an F-bombed death threat 😂. Absolutely perfect and one of the best endings thus far 👍🏻.
Semper Fi, sir.
His story made me smile. As a former fuel truck driver (92f) in the Army I can honestly say our Navy EOD guys only left the fob AFTER shit blew up.
EOD gets called out that is how it would go. Now like when we took furat city Baghdad they would go out do pre sweeps in new areas. But 99.9% of the time EOD gets called out so you are correct. We ran combat patrols around the clock and used them a lot 2006-07 so they definitely worked a lot and I have mad respect for every single EOD guy but yeah they ain’t out humping with seals or SF or even with us grunt units patrolling for EODs unless it’s for a sweep of a certain area and even then it’s a effort where we’d cordon the area off set up security and they’d come in and sweep it.
I love that Don always asks for a BUDs class number and graduation date, and these guys always claim not to remember, or get it wrong. I was only a Marine. I still remember my recruit plt,(1076) and my drill instructors (Carrington, Williams,Johnson)- we graduated on Sept. 30, 1988. That was 34 years ago. I can only imagine that SEALS remember the same info- and never forget it. You just DON'T. Kudos, Mr. Shipley.
A-10-2 "Second to None, The First to Fight, the Last to Run---YAY Alpha"...Fort Jackson May 74'....Basic Training Unit number and motto. You dont forget that stuff and can recite it at any time if ever asked.
@@billr2375 E-Co 2 Bn 13 Inf Reg Ft.Jackson SC Oct 2007 ( DS Rhine-Russell, Stills, George)
Funny I was in the Army, I remember both Basic and AIT unit’s but get them mixed up which was which, 1/78 FA and 1/79FA at Ft Sill. I have no desire to ever go back. I was proud to become a soldier but I didn’t miss Ft Sill at all.
they always claim their records are classified & sealed lol TOP SECRET
I don't remember any of my training shit, certainly not a class # and even more certainly not a basic or AIT unit #-and I did my fair share of high speed training and only got out 10 years ago.
Not to justify what these stolen valor guys do but remembering all that crap, especially basic, is kinda weird to me.
I am a 100% service connected disabled veteran & I have financially struggled for years (we don't earn a six figure salary) & our income doesn't change to accommodate the inflation. Also, I have struggled for over a decade with my disabilities. I have never ever received any assistance from any veteran groups, organizations or fundraisers!!! The only thing I have access to is the VA hospital & they destroyed my physical health! The majority of the so-called charities for veterans don't actually help any veterans!!!! Even the VA system doesn't help veterans!! Veterans help veterans!!! We help each other!! I really loathe these people scamming & shaming us who actually served!! Thank you Don Shipley for fighting the good fight. Thank you for the honor of being your shipmate ⚓.
The VA, giving veterans a second chance to die for their country since 1930.
He's got the neck tat and everything. Slap him silly, Senior Chief.
Guess well use the Kbar to remove that... Chris hold him down...
@@ashman187 now your talkin!👍
@ash man , my thoughts exactly, he deserves the scab trying to be another kind of scab.
In prison if someone misrepresented themselves it would be removed forcebly.... I think a orbital sander would do a good job.
I've never been in the military for reasons beyond my control. But it's a damn shame people do this. Glad there's someone who keep people like this in check.
Same...I applied for RAF reserves n was denied due to mental health reasons. Despite my passionate application n determination it wasn't to be. My dad was in the forces n just wanted to do him proud like. It's sad veterans in UK n USA are Dishonored n defiled. The West is too damn soft on unpatriotism x
Same. I tried to enlist when I turned 18, but I'm awfully small physically, and I have sensorineural hearing loss in one ear. I was heartbroken, because my dad was a vet and I'd hoped to follow in his footsteps, but some dreams just aren't possible.
I have so much respect for everyone who is in the military -- and for vets -- it's just infuriating when people lie about it.
Nobody gives 2 shits about your excuses for not serving. You didn’t serve because you didn’t want to period.
I tried to join the Navy and Marines after high school but I wasn't accepted due to back injuries after a motorcycle accident when I was 16. I have the utmost respect for anyone who wears the uniform of our armed forces and I love what you are doing here Don, keep it up!! I was fortunate enough to have a 40 year career in the fire service and retired as Chief of the department in 2016 and I'm still serving as a volunteer F.D. Captain. The volunteer fire department I'm with partners with our local race track every year by putting on a car and bike show and we split the profits with the Wounded Warriors Project, BACA also volunteers to help with the show and some of their members serve as the judges of the show, a case of several organizations coming together for a good cause! Thank You to all veterans!!!
My old man was a Sea-Captain and spoke with exactly the same reasonable, even authority- as easily and succinctly; albeit filled with curses in 55 languages- just like the Senior Chief and Sergeant Major. Good for you, and thanks from us.
As a fella with documented TBI and PTSD I can’t even tell you how nice it is to hear a guy bullshit a story.
It makes me sick. 🇨🇦
I’m an Airforce veteran, and like to say , thank you for your service!
@@stormyweather3690 Thank you Sir, and may I return the compliment with my Sincerity.
🇺🇸🇨🇦HUA!
@@shanesawhutchison9255 thank you for your service from a British army reservist
@@tommyatkins2527
It was my Honour and pleasure.
Thank you for yours! 🇬🇧🇨🇦
@@shanesawhutchison9255 thank you brother
I served in active duty Army 2007-2012. I didn’t see combat but I’m still proud of what I gave. I can’t imagine fabricating and giving false service to benefit myself on other expenses. Especially those that risk and done far more than I have. Let alone put a undeserved symbol tattooed on my neck.
Long story short. Don’t be a pos and claim something you’re not.
As just a civilian/layperson, ALL service is selfless and appreciated. Be proud of what YOU did, keep it honest, and I respect and appreciate your service and sacrifice 💯💯!!
it's like i heard from another service member, you didn't get to choose your orders
I just have to say this - I would never, ever, ever, ever assume a Navy Seal would have a large tattoo of their insignia on their NECK. Holy cow, man. What a dead giveaway.
The SEAL trident 🔱 does not seem to match up with the real Navy logo.
@@DavidLLambertmobile almost looks like the anheiser Busch logo
Rule of thumb in the military , no tattoos that cannot be covered up with a standard uniform. the lower arms have been in contention (below the elbow to the hand) . The service dog is even more disgusting
I suggest removing the tattoo or have it covered over ASAP
Chaplain Billy Bob
@@ChevTecGroup the late Richard NMI Marcinko O-5 Cdr retired called the trident logo a "Budweiser" Badge. 🔱 Maybe this poser got confused with the new MARSOC emblem?
Don Shipley doesn't fuck around & I love the air he breathes! This world needs more men like him! SOMEONE PLEASE GIVE THIS HERO HIS OWN TELEVISION SERIES!
Special forces ? More like special needs. 🤡
Keep up the good work Don & Diane.
Special ed forces yep.
Holy f***. I served about the same duration as that guy, and I feel like I owe an endless debt of gratitude to those who went before, and have gone since. I'm proud of my service mostly because of them, and because I spent a large part of my active duty time rendering honors at the funerals of brothers. My "real" job was important so far as it went, but I'm most proud of the time I spent giving them their due.
Anybody that wants to help, give directly to the Wounded Warrior Project, Folds of Honor, Fisher House, or other well-known, established, RELIABLE charities for vets and their families. Watch out for these GoFundMe "warriors".
As always, thanks Senior Chief (AND SgtMajor, too)! It's guys like you that make the rest of us want to be better.
Much respect Mr. Shipley!! Army surplus stores make it too easy to buy and wear special forces gear and buy tridents and or other rewards not deserved. I went to an army surplus store and just simply holding a navy seal hat was an honor. Obviously there was no way I would ever wear one due to the sacrifices and lives lost and freedom given to us at home!! It’s a privilege to be able to thank you, your son DJ and your family for the comfort my family lives in. Be safe and stay healthy!!!
Respectfully,
Todd Giroux
Veterinary Technician/ Nurse
These clowns mock real service people, beyond shamful. Don you truly are the man going after these frauds. God bless.
As a retired Navy EOD Command Master Chief, and one who served on SEAL Teams, this guys is so full of it. It is hilarious, but sad. Really pisses me off when clowns like this defraud non-profits and take away from their intended mission. Keep up the great work Don. Love what you do for the communities!
What BUD/S class were you in?
@@MountainMan7.62x39 US Navy EOD does not go to BUD/S. My Navy EOD platoon was attached to a SEAL Team for work-ups and deployment. Navy EOD class 02010N. I was also the Command Master Chief of EOD School from 2016-18.
@@michaelriggs6180 I watched an awesome Nat. Geographic on missions where the EOD tech was attached to the Seals or Rangers. Pretty darn scary job. Thank you for your service!
I know a marine . He went through boot camp and that was it. Never saw a day of action, yet he tells everyone he did. In fact, he somehow fooled the necessary doctors into believing he has PTSD and is permanently disabled. I have no idea how he managed that. He went into a boot camp at 18 and he’s 45 years old now and has never worked a day. He drives a Mercedes around and shoots tall tales of how he was a war hero.
@@delilahrainelle7158 I was a sniper in the Salvation Army, me and Charlie were eyeball to eyeball. I can tell you stories for days about my exploits
This clown actually tattooed a Navy SEAL Trident on his neck! Wow! The lengths these clowns go to are just insane and frankly, there should be consequences for this actions, especially when it involves charities!!!
Tat ships ought be made to report when they put trident on so call seals
lol, I said the same thing, he could have at least put it on his arm.
@@diablo666541 Yeah too bad there's that pesky 1st Amendment thing. Bad as it is I definitely don't agree with making it illegal for frauds or requiring any reporting being done.
@@procrastinator6902 Where in the first Amendment does it say anything about lying to defraud charities? Also Stolen Valor isn't about free speech, this is about lying to get credit for something that takes away from deserving soldiers. Can I go claim to be a cop? No I can't or I will be arrested! If he wants to say he is superman and run around his house that is one thing, but claiming to be a disabled vet(My father was 100% disabled vet from Vietnam)and get benefits like them should be illegal!
@@andrewdwight3443 I didn't say anything about charities or even anything similar. I was responding to the comment the guy who made the comment about reporting ppl wanting tattoos who weren't SEALs. To not allow those tattoos would be a blatant violation of expression by the government, which is where the 1st comes in. A person can wear all the military awards and uniforms he wants, get any and all tats he wants, and lie his butt off about what he did or didn't do in the service, if he even served or not. He just cannot benefit monetarily from it and I agree with that and believe that is how it should be.
I was a Green Beret too. I’d go on many classified and dangerous missions….until mom told me to put my G.I. Joes away and go to bed.
Lawd the Gaul on these people! I served 12 years and was medically retired. I’d lie and say I was kicking and screaming to finish my last 8 years but I was happy to leave the military with my life. We have soldiers not so lucky and I would never ever spit on their names by doing shit like this! Really works me up!
“We were on a patrol looking for IED’s and escorting a fuel tanker.” Yeah, makes sense. Lol. I was a fueler and never went on patrols looking for IED’s transferring a HEMTT, never. And I was in a few dozen missions driving fuel to various places, and nothing like that ever happened.
I can imagine the genius who would've thought that up. "Let's take a fuel tanker and actively look for explosives so that when we hit one we can make the explosion larger!"
I swear I have seen this scenario in a movie before lol
A sincere THANK YOU to you and those like you who were always there with the fuel when I was doing some Cold War driving. Whether I was in the M901 ITV, or M577 ACP in Germany or the M998 HMMWV at Ft. Campbell, I never had to wait for fuel, never ran dry. Thank you for your dependable service!
And convoy escort was not a mission an ODA or SEAL team would have done. 19D's would have been given such a mission if a transportation company didn't have its own gun trucks.
It doesn’t really even take a veteran of any branch to sift through this crock of BS I mean why would he even try to fool people , just be honest 😂
As a former UT in SEABEES PO3 . I shake my head at this Guy
I was an ejection seat mechanic on F-14’s and I’m proud of it and I certainly would have been proud to be in the SeaBee community.
I love this stuff. I got a medical rejection when I tried to join the Army back in the late 80s. Little did I know I could have parlayed that into a career in Special Ops.
Thanks for exposing these lowlifes.I never served but both my grandfather's served,3 uncles lost 1 in Vietnam. Thank you for your service and all real military personnel out there.
I just stumbled into your channel tonight. I'm glad you're doing this! The world needs to know about the scammers out there.
Don i must say you have far more patience dealing with these idiots than I ever would ! Keep up the good work Sir !
I am new to this channel, my father is a Vietnam vet. Seeing what my generation has done with stealing valor is appalling.
I am the class of 2001, we were the "war" class at our school.
I was refuses entry due to health.
Thanks for everything you have done.
Stay you and stay safe.
It’s not just one generation of fakers/felons....I’ve watched videos of Mr. Shipley taking on supposed vets from Korea! And it’s from then all the way to right now, sad to say, they come in all ages. Really sick.
I served as a kitchen door gunner at Burger King once, the amount of fresh buns I witnessed that perished is something I struggle to talk about to this day.
Thankyou for your service sir.
Lmao, write a book, please
@@chrisg733 I'm writing a book currently, called Hamburger Hill.
@@IrishTechnicalThinker your cool. Keep up the quality comments. Badly needed here.
Thankyou for your service Senior Chief Shipley. I really hope we've got somebody over here doing the same work for our British Ex-Service Men. Those guys once signed a cheque to this country for a sum "up to and including their lives". You don't get to cash out the interest, unless you were willing to honor that in the first place. GSTK
I lost it with the dog alerting to the memory loss. Dogs are great and smart and all, but don't think they are telepathic 😂😂😂
Yeah but that also pissed me off -- hopefully he didn't take a professionally trained dog, there aren't enough of those for all the vets who need one.
I was never in the military, and people can work with trainers to train their own Certified Service Dog (who still has to pass the relevant tests) but it costs tens of thousands of dollars to train one for a vet, and the vet is given the dog free. So I hope he didn't get one by lying!
I love it how Don lets these people dig a hole… lol
Thank you Sir.
Former Aussie cdo here, I think you handled that very well! I feel sorry for these people. I didn't see combat as a cdo, but they did give me a beret and a badge with a Fairbairn Sykes and a boomerang inscribed with "Strike Swiftly". We numbered around 300 in total for the whole nation and were all Army Reserve back then (National Guard in US speak). However those skills transferred quite well when I later served overseas as an international aid worker. The tempo was high, I loved it. I specialised in child protection in both active and post combat zones. It was similar to being a cdo, only I had to do it without weapons. Sometimes you get shot at, but mainly you just had to use your brains to keep those kids safe, but of course I wasn't able to keep them all safe. I was severely injured and that was the end of my aid worker and professional civilian career. For some years I became very withdrawn, everything is a threat, I cant sleep. I bought myself an electric wheel chair so I could at least get out of the house from time to time. Recently I sought help...its PTSD... I felt ashamed. The Veteran services here are very good, they talked about a service dog and I cried more. The cdo association gave me a new name badge with the words 'Commando for Life' and that's enough for me. I don't have a chest full of medals, and I don't need them. I think people should be proud of their service no matter where or how they served.
You didn’t see combat because you were 1CDO mate…
@@ex-terrydropper Worse than that... I was 126 Sig Sqn (SF) :)
@@paulgould4915 only thing worse than a sig is a reserve sig 😂 where/when were you stationed?
@@ex-terrydropper Damn right... Choco cdo sigs are the worst😊. Simpson Barracks (Watsonia), Jan 1991 - July 1993. I was glad 126 had a bit to do with Cambo during that time, ARA only at that time though😒. Later I operated on and around the Thai Burma Border 2011 and in Cambo... Pailin and woop woop minefields - 2012
By the way ARES 126 / 301 and 1CDO has seen plenty of action over the years and lost a number good men in the process. So be careful...
Don, I have followed you on RUclips for years. And I can’t RESPECT anyone more. This past week I was helping the widow of a veteran friend of ours, veteran, who had told us and many others, he was a POW from Vietnam. We were trying to sign her up with USAA insurance. And going through his records and DD214 I discovered he was never a POW and never served in Vietnam. This broke my heart. I didn’t have the heart to share this with his wife. Just finished up getting her insurance taken care of. I can only imagine what this knowledge would have done to her. These guys, what’s wrong with them! Just makes me shake my head.
Classy move on your part, keeping that under your hat.
My landlord accused me of stolen valor. Said I made up stories of being a decorated Vietnam vet. They had me mixed up with my father. I, on the other hand, was an Avionics Tech in the Navy and served aboard four carriers. My father was proud of his service and I'm proud of mine.
BUSTED!! I'm a shitbird Marine and would never claim to be something I wasn't, Thanks Senior Chief... God bless you and you're better half...LOL...
Same here, 8 years of army nasty guard.
Do you mean a undisciplined marine? Cause a shitbird don't give a fuk. Your more than that brother..
Semper Fi jarhead
It's crazy that people who served need to exaggerate their service. Civilians are grateful for any service anyone puts in. For the most part we're not more impressed with someone who makes outlandish claims
shitbird Marines keep the USMC gears going! someones gotta keep em greased!