Videos tagged with Tom Spooner

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features special operators recounting their first combat engagements. Stories range from night raids and vehicle interdictions to sniper kills and close air support. The operators share intense moments involving weapons like the PKM, AK-47, M4, and SR-25, highlighting the realities of high-stakes missions.

This content features Tom Spooner, a retired Delta Force Master Sergeant, detailing his extensive 21-year military career. He highlights his roles as an assaulter and sniper across 12 combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. The discussion touches upon his unit assignments, including the 82nd Airborne, 7th Special Forces Group, and Delta Force, underscoring his deep combat experience and expertise.

This video features Delta Force veteran Tom Spooner discussing the profound challenges soldiers face when transitioning to civilian life. He, alongside Mike Glover, highlights the work of the Warrior's Heart foundation, an organization dedicated to helping military personnel, veterans, and first responders overcome addiction, PTSD, and other traumas that can arise from their service. The discussion emphasizes the long-term effects of war on warriors, even after they've left the battlefield, and the importance of specialized treatment centers for their healing.

This episode features Tom Spooner, a former Delta Force operator, discussing his extensive military career from the 82nd Airborne to Special Forces and Delta. He shares insights into the demanding nature of combat operations, the psychological toll of service including PTSD and TBI, and his subsequent transition and recovery. Spooner also highlights his work with Elder Heart, a non-profit supporting veterans through art.

This video is a trailer for an episode of 'Patriot Profiles' titled 'Forward March,' featuring brothers Tom and Scot Spooner. They have extensive U.S. Army experience, including Special Forces and Special Operations. The episode will likely explore their journey and how they are using their experience to help others, with a quote emphasizing that "it takes a warrior to heal a warrior." The full episode is available on NRA News. The video is sponsored by Smith & Wesson.