Videos tagged with Jerry

This episode delves into DARPA's controversial history, specifically its alleged involvement with Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. It highlights the profound personal impact of chemical exposure on veterans, exemplified by Jerry's 30-year struggle for benefits. The discussion also points to resources like Veterans Advocacy Services for veterans seeking rightful compensation.

This video is a surprise birthday tribute for Jerry, created by his family and friends. The description expresses appreciation for his fans and wishes him a happy 65th birthday, referring to him as 'the GOAT'. The content is focused on celebrating Jerry and is not directly related to firearms.

This video announces a giveaway of a new US Military Combat Utility Knife, recently added to the US Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) supply system. The knife is highlighted for its lightweight design (4.6 ounces) and pocket-friendly features. To enter the giveaway, viewers must subscribe to tacticalrifleman.com by June 30th, 2017, 12 PM EST. Eligibility requires being in the USA and 18+ years old. The description also provides instructions for US military personnel to order through their Supply Sergeant using the NSN (1095-01-653-1166), and for civilians to contact Joe or Jerry directly for ordering. The video promotes supporting Tactical Rifleman by purchasing merchandise and teases future content on body armor and mag placement.

In this episode of "Commentators," Dom Raso and New Jersey SWAT Officer Jerry delve into "Threats," discussing real-world dangers individuals should be aware of. The episode is sponsored by Kimber, suggesting potential firearm-related context or discussion, although specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned in the provided data. The discussion focuses on awareness of everyday threats.

This episode of "Commentators" features Dom Raso discussing the ineffectiveness of gun control laws with a SWAT officer named Jerry. The conversation focuses on the disconnect between legislation and the realities of crime, implying that existing laws do not deter criminals. The video is sponsored by Kimber.