Videos tagged with US Army Rangers

This episode features Nick Brokhausen, a Vietnam veteran and MACV-SOG operative, discussing his experiences in Special Forces. He details the evolution of Special Operations, drawing parallels to the OSS, and critiques current organizational structures. Brokhausen also shares personal accounts of his early life, military career including his time in the Marines and Special Forces selection, and his combat missions in Vietnam with Recon Team Habu.

This YouTube video is a brief, non-firearm specific message of gratitude and well wishes for Veterans Day. The creator expresses heartfelt thanks to those who have served, using emojis to convey a sense of camaraderie and respect. A special acknowledgement is given to individuals serving in tan berets, hinting at a potential military or special forces background. The hashtag #RLTW (Rangers Lead The Way) further suggests a connection to the military, specifically the US Army Rangers.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features a humorous anecdote about a trick question posed to a guest regarding the demographics of the 3rd Ranger Battalion. The guest's honest answer, attributing the low number of Black soldiers to the swim test, leads to a comedic revelation from the Sergeant. The content highlights military training challenges and the importance of candid responses in high-pressure situations.

This video, from Dirty Civilian, emphasizes building a resilient community fire team by focusing on individual capability first, then integrating specialists. It draws parallels to military organizational structures like the US Army Rangers and outlines a 'skill tree' for individual preparedness. The guide stresses the importance of genuine relationship-building over time to foster trust and create a capable network for mutual support during difficult times.

This episode features Nick Irving, known as "The Reaper," a former US Army Ranger sniper with 33 confirmed kills. The discussion delves into his childhood experiences, including growing up in a reportedly haunted house and exposure to Voodoo practices. Irving details his journey into the military, his initial aspiration to become a Navy SEAL, and his eventual enlistment in the Army, leading to his selection for the 75th Ranger Regiment. He recounts the brutal RASP selection process, his early deployments to Iraq, and his experiences as a machine gunner and later a sniper, highlighting the intense combat operations and the psychological toll of warfare.

This episode features John Lovell, a former US Army Ranger and author of 'The Warrior Poet Way,' discussing his early combat experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq. Lovell details the harsh logistical realities of initial deployments, the mental preparation for combat, and specific engagement scenarios, including a close-quarters kill and a moment of freezing under pressure. The discussion also touches on the duality of being a warrior and a Christian, emphasizing the biblical context of 'killing' versus 'murdering' and the importance of controlled aggression and situational awareness in combat.

This video features Tom Satterly, a retired Delta operator, recounting his experiences during the Battle of Mogadishu on October 3rd, 1993. He details the intense combat, the challenges of limited resources, the psychological toll of the battle, and the critical lessons learned. Satterly emphasizes the importance of adaptability, unit cohesion, and the profound impact of combat trauma on individuals and their families.

This video discusses the evolution of mission structures and task organization between US Army Rangers and Navy SEALs. It highlights how both units adapted their operational footprints, team sizes, and specialized capabilities in response to lessons learned in combat theaters like Iraq and Afghanistan. The discussion covers the shift from larger, traditional units to smaller, more specialized elements, and the cross-pollination of tactics and gear between different Special Operations Forces.