Videos tagged with Recruitment

This entry synthesizes expert insights from Shawn Ryan on the creation of the CIA from the OSS after World War II. It details J. Edgar Hoover's influence on counter-intelligence, OSS recruitment strategies involving foreign nationals, and the shift from overt operations to clandestine espionage. The information highlights the historical transition of intelligence gathering and operational methodologies.

This video details Shawn Ryan's journey to becoming a Navy SEAL, starting from childhood inspirations like G.I. Joes and Snake Eyes. It covers his early exposure to military life during Desert Storm in Germany, his formative outdoor experiences, and initial rejections from the Marine Corps and Army due to his low weight. The narrative culminates with a Navy recruiter offering him the SEAL path. The content is presented by Shawn Ryan, a former Navy SEAL and host of the Shawn Ryan Show, offering a candid and authoritative perspective.

This video is a recruitment advertisement for Tenicor, a company that appears to be involved in the firearms industry, as suggested by the context of typical YouTube firearm channels. The title "Want to do real work?" combined with the company name and hiring call to action implies a need for skilled individuals within their operations. The description provides a direct link to apply for jobs and social media handles for further engagement with the brand. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the brand name and the general nature of the query suggest a connection to firearms manufacturing, design, or related services.

This video highlights the intense nature of U.S. Coast Guard basic training, with a drill instructor demanding peak performance from recruits. Content creator Nikko Ortiz believes the Coast Guard's transition from civilian to military life is currently the most challenging. The visual evidence showcases typical training gear and the professional setup of the commentator.

John 'Shrek' McPhee, founder of Sheriff of Baghdad, shares humorous anecdotes about his basic training experience. He discusses how he viewed the strict military rules as a game and highlights the memorable trash talk among recruits and instructors, even recalling a specific instance where his laughter led to push-ups. McPhee's insights come from his extensive military background.

This video from TENICOR discusses the hiring process, specifically what their production manager looks for when bringing new people onto the team. While the title and description do not directly mention firearms, the brand 'TENICOR' is well-known in the firearms community for producing high-quality holsters. Therefore, the content is likely relevant to firearms owners and enthusiasts looking for insights into a company that caters to them, even if the video itself isn't a direct product review or training.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "Inspiring Leadership in Military Training," focuses on the leadership aspects within military training environments. While the title suggests a theme of inspiration and leadership development, the description redirects viewers to the "Classic Firearms" primary channel and other related content channels, indicating a potential underlying connection to firearms or military-themed products. The video itself, given its short format, likely offers brief motivational snippets or visual examples related to military discipline and leadership.

This video compiles military-related TikTok content, offering satirical commentary on Army fitness tests (ACFT/APFT), Air Force recruitment and duty station assignments, and the dynamics between officers and NCOs. It also touches on military training realism and the challenges of transitioning to civilian life, presented with a high-energy, veteran's perspective.

This video from the Shawn Ryan Show critically examines the trend of 'military girls' on TikTok, where female service members post videos in uniform. Host Shawn Ryan, a former Navy SEAL, expresses skepticism about the authenticity and purpose of these posts, questioning if they are genuine expressions of military life or a form of 'military-grade glamour' potentially used for recruitment. The discussion also touches upon perceived leadership failures within the military, referencing events like the Afghanistan withdrawal and the Chinese spy balloon incident.

This short video humorously depicts soldiers spending the holidays in a bulldozer bucket, questioning their vacation status. Nikko Ortiz, a veteran influencer, adds commentary on the realities of military deployment, including poor food quality and the irony of signing bonuses.

Nikko Ortiz, an influencer within the veteran and tactical social media niche, provides an energetic and opinionated review of a US Army commercial. He rates the current ad a 5/10, comparing it unfavorably to a previous Jonathan Majors commercial he scored a perfect 10/10. Ortiz also expresses interest in collaborating with Black Rifle Coffee Company (BRCC) for future military-themed advertising content.

This YouTube video, titled '•6/26/2023•We Are Hiring• 256-613-8042 256-452-5979 256-294-2409', appears to be an advertisement or announcement for job openings. The title includes a date and several phone numbers, suggesting a local business is seeking to recruit new employees. Without a video transcript or further description, it's impossible to ascertain the specific industry or nature of the positions being offered.