Videos tagged with Marine Corps Sniper

Jerry Saunders, a retired Marine Corps sniper and survival expert, details his extensive career, from early trapping and marksmanship to specialized military roles like FAST and EOD. He discusses his experiences in global operations, including humanitarian missions in Lebanon and Haiti, and his involvement in developing survival training programs. Saunders also shares his transition into civilian life, focusing on his passion for custom knife making with Corvis Knife and Tool, and his ongoing journey managing epilepsy.

This episode of Dangerous Liberty, "All Things Rimfire!", features Special Guests John Salinsky (Vudoo Gun Works Competitive Shooter, former Marine Scout Sniper) and Darrin Smith (former Green Beret, competitive shooter, Match Director). They will discuss the competitive rimfire world, covering everything from getting started to rifle and gear recommendations, and training methods. The discussion includes insights from experienced military veterans and competitive shooters, aiming to answer audience questions about rimfire competition. The episode is broadcast live on YouTube, Facebook, and Rumble.

This video features Purple Heart recipient and Iraq War veteran Caylen Wojcik discussing the critical importance of mental health awareness and suicide prevention within the firearm community. Wojcik, owner of Modern Day Sniper, shares his personal experiences with military transition and loss, advocating for open conversations and industry partnerships with mental health experts. The NSSF's 'Real Solutions. Safer Communities.' initiative is highlighted as a resource.

This episode of Patriot Profiles features Chuck Mawhinney, a highly decorated US Marine Corps sniper. The description highlights his experiences in Vietnam, focusing on the immense physical and mental fortitude required to save lives by taking them. Sponsored by Smith & Wesson, the episode delves into the life and experiences of a historically successful sniper, emphasizing the personal toll and duty involved. The trailer title, "Thou Shall Not Kill My Marines," underscores the protective motive behind his actions.