Videos tagged with Global War on Terror

This video is a promotional advertisement for a sale on the book 'America's Rifle: M16/M4 into Cold War through Global War on Terror' by Christopher R. Bartocci. The book, published by Small Arms Publishing, is available on Smallarmssolutions.com. Visuals highlight the hardcover format and the M4 carbine on the cover, indicating a focus on the technical history and development of these iconic firearms.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features John "Shrek" McPhee, a highly decorated former Army Ranger and Delta Force Sergeant Major. McPhee shares his extensive experiences, including his time as "the Sheriff of Baghdad" during the Global War on Terror, where he played a key role in stabilizing the region and rebuilding local governance. He details his rigorous training in elite units like Delta Force and discusses his transition to civilian life where he founded SOB Tactical, offering tactical training and consulting. The conversation also touches upon his childhood and provides advice for aspiring individuals.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features an interview with 'Legend,' a former US Army Intel NCO and member of Vets4NRF, discussing the US government's financial support to the Taliban and growing Chinese influence in Afghanistan. Legend, who served in the Global War on Terror, provides an alternate account of the Afghanistan withdrawal, alleging that over forty million taxpayer dollars are sent weekly to the Taliban regime. The discussion also touches on the plight of Afghans, the lack of freedom of speech, and advice for veterans.

This video features two combat veterans from the Ukraine war sharing their firsthand experiences with drone warfare and trench warfare. They highlight how modern conflicts, particularly in Ukraine, differ significantly from past conflicts like the Global War on Terror, offering valuable insights and lessons learned. The description promotes Patreon support, Onward Research, SDI School, and Xidax Computers, while also providing social media links for Garand Thumb.

This "Shawn Ryan Show" episode features an in-depth interview with Chris Miller, former Secretary of Defense, discussing his extensive 27-year career in the U.S. Army, including his command of special operations units. The conversation centers on his experience "toppling the Taliban government" and supporting resistance initiatives, offering an "inside look" at U.S. strategy during the Global War on Terror. Miller's background and experiences are explored in this first part of a three-part series.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features Sarah Adams, a former CIA Targeter, discussing events surrounding the Benghazi attacks. Part two of the discussion delves into what was happening domestically while U.S. service members were engaged in combat, exploring potential support measures for the CIA Annex team. The conversation also touches on the intelligence that informed U.S. strikes and provides an overview of the attacks' narrative and the media's portrayal. Adams shares her expertise gained from leading intelligence initiatives during the Global War on Terror.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features Sarah Adams, a former CIA Targeter, discussing her experiences in intelligence operations during the Global War on Terror. The conversation touches upon the dynamics of terrorist groups, the implications of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, and potential threats. The episode also delves into specific past operations like the 2008 Mumbai Drone strikes and the 2009 Camp Chapman Attack, as well as the capture of key figures. Adams raises concerns about emerging threats, including the possibility of terrorists crossing the southern US border.

This is part two of a four-part series featuring John Lovell, a former Army Ranger and founder of the Warrior Poet Society. Lovell discusses his experiences in 2nd Ranger Battalion, including deployments during the Global War on Terror. The episode specifically details a deadly ambush and a near-death experience he encountered shortly after the 9/11 attacks. The content focuses on his combat experiences and preparedness. The video also includes timestamps for various segments of his narrative.

This guide outlines the principles behind building a RECCE (Reconnaissance) rifle, a versatile platform designed for both mid-to-long range engagements and close-quarters capability. Key components include a lightweight build, a 1-8x variable optic, and an offset red dot sight. The RECCE style emphasizes adaptability rather than a strict parts list, making it a functional choice for various scenarios.

This video details the MK18 Mod 0/CQBR, a short-barreled rifle made famous by Navy SEALs during the Global War on Terror. It covers the rifle's development, technical specifications like its 10.3-inch barrel and KAC RIS/RAS, and period-correct accessories such as the Aimpoint Comp M2 and KAC NT4 suppressor. The content emphasizes the 'clone correct' philosophy for building historically accurate firearms.

The Diemaco SFW is a notable M16/AR-15 carbine variant, originally produced by Diemaco (now Colt Canada). It saw significant use with elite units like the British SAS due to its reliability when Colt USA couldn't meet M4 demand. Key features include a 15.7-inch barrel with a unique accessory sleeve, the Diemaco tri-rail system, a Canadian-preferred thin front sight post, and an Elcan C79 optic. Early models used Weaver rails, and it featured distinctive green furniture and Thermold magazines.

Guns & Ammo's 'Hero Guns' segment visits Independent Studio Services (ISS) to examine the firearms used by Chris Hemsworth as Captain Mitch Nelson in the movie '12 Strong'. Armorer Larry Zanoff details the challenge of ensuring period accuracy for weapons like the M4 carbine, M9 pistol, and M24 sniper rifle clones, considering the advancements in military equipment since 2001. The film is based on Doug Stanton's book 'Horse Soldiers,' detailing U.S. Army Special Forces operations in Afghanistan post-9/11.