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Alaska to Patagonia Via the Darién Gap: Where The Road Ends - Common Tread 

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The Darién Gap is a roadless, lawless, sometimes hopeless stretch of jungle between Panama and Colombia that is the last place you’d want to ride a motorcycle. But these retired Veterans-Wayne, Simon, Mike, and Richard-are taking up the challenge. Starting in the whiteout blizzard conditions of Alaska and pushing through the sweat-soaked misery of the jungles in South America. Former combat operator, Jake Hamby documents the entire ordeal and as well as taking an unflinching look at life after the military and seeks to answer what does one do Where The Road Ends.
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@RevZilla
@RevZilla Год назад
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@carado1984
@carado1984 Год назад
Not falling for that trick. Screw subscriptions services.
@sodapopjenkins
@sodapopjenkins Год назад
yellow titles ? only bad part
@Rider_rodriguez
@Rider_rodriguez Год назад
@RevZilla Sabias que Ushuaia no es el fin del mundo?, La ciudad más austral del mundo es puerto Willians, cruzando al lado chileno, y el verdadero fin del mundo es puerto todo, esa es la última ciudad del continente americano!, Ushuaia es solo una ciudad turistica!
@savage22bolt32
@savage22bolt32 Год назад
My dad & I made imaginary plans to do this in the mid 60's. Back then the Gap was known for unfriendly natives. Now 60 years later, I hear you might cross paths with drug cartel people. I guess I'll cross it off my bucket list.
@andrewwilliams9887
@andrewwilliams9887 Год назад
What kind of bikes did you use?
@littlewicky1
@littlewicky1 Год назад
A Park Ranger, a Doctor, a Mechanic and a Geophysicist walk into a bar..... In all seriousness amazing video with some amazing men, doing something crazy.
@SergeyPRKL
@SergeyPRKL Год назад
In a town called TURBO.
@Kee_Diddy
@Kee_Diddy Год назад
"No one trip is going to be like 'now yes my life is complete,' you gotta find that enjoyment in everything you do, right where you're at." That is such an important revelation for some, and reminder for others. Honestly was having kind of a rough day and that helped a lot. What an incredible journey! Kudos for never giving up.
@ridernotrunner
@ridernotrunner Год назад
That moment at 17:00 with two men giving each other permission to feel and express emotion is everything I didn't know I needed
@grantwinkelbauer1120
@grantwinkelbauer1120 Год назад
Those were not tears of pain but tears of disappointment. I've been there. Fear of being left behind sucks
@landslave
@landslave Год назад
I watched this whole video and came away with more compassion for the veteran feeling of not belonging and what PTSD and loss of mission purpose does to lives. I also saw 4 good guys pay $10,000 to drag broken motorcycles 100 miles up and down hills in a muddy Jungle, losing one of them. And I heard them say to themselves that this mission will not matter to anyone, maybe not even themselves, when it is done. The message for me in this is that sometimes the hardest mission is adaptation to doing other missions (like charity, community development, security, etc) which are constructive and have expend human capital to have valuable outcomes.
@barristophilliesiii5863
@barristophilliesiii5863 Год назад
Jesus. Wasn't expecting to find this kind of insight scrolling through the comments. Awesome summary! It's definitely an incredible video.
@kathywilkinson2767
@kathywilkinson2767 Год назад
I saw that with my own father when he returned from Vietnam and then retired after 20 years in the Navy. I love the spirit of this story. It's also noted that two of the guys live in Alaska and two in Colorado--low impact societies.
@daftnord4957
@daftnord4957 Год назад
Tell that to all the rich guys who are never satisfied with all the supercars and yachts they have. They'll be more satisfied by giving their money away
@davidsteinhour5562
@davidsteinhour5562 Год назад
I have a dear friend who sails around the world by herself... out of a similar compulsion to these guys I guess. She tries to raise awareness about recycling and ocean cleanup through her voyages, but deep down she's just running from the world because she doesn't know how to fit into it. Does an Alaska to Argentina ride or a solo Atlantic crossing make a change in anyone else's life, or in yours? I don't mean to disparage either of those actions... I'm just wondering if the romanticizing of such crusades is actually harmful, or if it's inspiring enough for the onlooker to pursue their own dreams?
@ngoddess9684
@ngoddess9684 Год назад
Lining the pockets of the gl0balists under false pretenses. War. It's not worth it to send our loved ones to make the rich richer. Once you look into all the pr0xy wars the US has started, you will be disgusted the further down the rabb1t h0le you go. Such as when I found out about Bacha Bazi boys in Afghanistan and how some US soliders reported the Afghan soldiers they were fighting next to and for, only to be told by their own commander to turn a blind eye to it.
@Arthurzeiro
@Arthurzeiro Год назад
As someone from south america making serious plans to visit patagonia on two wheels I can safely say this has made my plans even more serious.
@ChristopherT_
@ChristopherT_ Год назад
Good luck. I hope you can make your dreams a reality! Stay safe!
@Josh-ew1le
@Josh-ew1le Год назад
Plan to skip the Darien Gap. . .
@absoluteqw
@absoluteqw Год назад
I will go, but I want to ferry around the gap.
@jonasbaine3538
@jonasbaine3538 Год назад
Did you go?
@DONHARTMAN-h6f
@DONHARTMAN-h6f 5 месяцев назад
bring extra clutch plates
@ChaserTiponi
@ChaserTiponi Год назад
Appreciate your Service boy's! I Try to take long haul rides once a year for two weeks when I get a vacation from the good Ole' 7to 3. I too have no plans of crossing the Darien Gap 😄
@jamesatwood4433
@jamesatwood4433 Год назад
I'm surprised they knew to do all this prep for the gap and knew how bad it'd be, but didn't bring extra clutch plates for every bike.
@octopusenvy
@octopusenvy Год назад
Yeah agree. These guys had more money than sense. Sooo many people have cursed the KLR on this trip south. I did Canada to Argentina on a G650x at 160kg with my luggage, and saw plenty of KLRs struggling along the way. Good adventure, but 10k to cross the gap and basically have porters doing all the work...yeah nah. Oh, and also mostly tarmac the entire way! I'm glad it was only 1hr long tbh, as I prefer offroad adventures and people who actually struggle and make connections with the local people rather than just pay them to do a job.
@aka_pierre
@aka_pierre Год назад
@@octopusenvy Also clear that they felt the same way as they were struggling through the Darien gap.
@alexmanne
@alexmanne Год назад
@@octopusenvy We spent a few days in the Panama side Kuna village before we went into the jungle. They warmly welcomed us, they invited us into their homes to eat (which we compensated them for) and we interacted with all the kids since they were the most curious about us. We never dismissed them or blew them off. When it rained, we let some of the helpers that were there under our shelters. Many were able to go home at the end of the day. We even fed them to the point we ran out of our own food. They were well compensated and we greatly appreciated their hard work. We worked just as hard to help them to push the bikes through. We didn't ask or expect them to do anything that we wouldn't do ourselves. Obviously, we couldn't have done this without them and we acknowledge them in the move and in the credits. There's a lot you didn't see. Maybe one day there will be a longer cut.
@MaramuresDualSport
@MaramuresDualSport Год назад
@@octopusenvy Man...even if i highly appreciate their adventure and i have huge respect for them, the trip they've taken deserved a different approach. It begun very promising, but then, with that Darian Gap crossing...it took a nosedive for me (sorry to say). It was just...i don't know...i was asking myself why are they so shocked about the fact that the clutch burned out? I mean, they had a mechanic in the team, isn't this and obvious problem bound to happen in those condition? It was literally obvious it could not be avoided. And Rich the poor guy who had the misfortune to be the first that got the clutch problem, had to be dropped out and the rest that had the same problem but later, got to continue the trip...not fair for Rich! I don't know...maybe it was meant for former military employees, but except for the fact that they had a plan and were determined to complete it, not much else got to me through the screen.
@octopusenvy
@octopusenvy Год назад
@@MaramuresDualSport yeah same thinking. how would you decide to NOT tow one bike, but then tow THREE!? Good on them, but I'm not even a mechanic and I brought spare clutch plates on my Canada-Argentina trip (didn't need them lol, g650x was solid and LIGHT!)
@ananth.a
@ananth.a Год назад
High production values, hell of a journey and people you get invested in. RevZilla has peaked and outdone themselves.
@thatonechick9885
@thatonechick9885 Год назад
Yeah, one of the guys in video is my teachers brother, so we got to qatch this in class today!
@hammer1212
@hammer1212 Год назад
@@thatonechick9885 Tell Rob Howdy!
@nick4506
@nick4506 Год назад
revzilla lisenced it after it was finished to upload it. but its nice isn't it.
@MeerkatADV
@MeerkatADV Год назад
Revzilla wasn't involved except the distribution.
@VP40Pilot
@VP40Pilot Год назад
A great film with a precautionary tale of why you shouldn't contemplate crossing the Darién Gap on fat KLRs or probably any other motorcycle. The rest of the film was wonderful and truly an adventure of a lifetime. The Darién Gap, on the other hand, was an extreme example of embracing the suck. There was a time in my life where I would really look forward to that, but not now.
@johnnygeorgopoulos4072
@johnnygeorgopoulos4072 10 месяцев назад
Indeed, should've definitely taken an XR650L or R with some knobs through the entire trip, would've been slightly less pleasant in the asphalt, but miles better everywhere else.....or maybe a CT125 😅 still commend those vets for doing it
@joko-kc3wc
@joko-kc3wc Год назад
This is not marketing filler content, this is a really compelling story and fascinating view of some very interesting lives, setting some unique goals, and we get to spend a very worthwhile hour of our time with them.
@DB-xq3yn
@DB-xq3yn Год назад
"You got to find that enjoyment in everything you do, right there, where you're at". Important words and very true.
@bsmukler
@bsmukler Год назад
What a treat! I’ve been looking forward to seeing this since hearing Wayne’s interview on Adventure Rider Radio. Kudos to Jake Hamby for the great documentary and to Common Tread for publishing it.
@ryanmoore686
@ryanmoore686 Год назад
As someone who is planning to do the pan America highway on my bike (besides the gap lol) this was great.. I definitely hope you guys do a follow up video and talk more about the trip. also big thank you for your service.
@jamesmclaughlin3460
@jamesmclaughlin3460 Год назад
I'm 62 never served. I been riding motorcycle since I was 10. I stumbled on this video and was moved in how dedicated you guys are toward each other and continuing to trying to move on. So inspiring. You men are in my prayers. Bless you and your families. May you find peace.
@richardstephens9647
@richardstephens9647 Год назад
What a grand adventure. Ups. Downs. In-betweens. Encapsulates the ADV riding experience 100% while providing valuable insight and relevance to these Veterans lives. Thank you REVZILLA for making this available.
@haminlee
@haminlee Год назад
Man, I chose the wrong time of day to watch this: on my iPad pro at night in bed trying to wind my day down. I couldn’t fall asleep for at least a couple of hours afterwards. My bad. Congrats to the production team on creating this superlative work and sharing it with the world! Riveting visuals combined with an incredibly compelling human story. I’m going to rewatch this on the biggest screen and resolution I have access to. And continue trying to live a life motivated less by fear and more by dreams. Peace and stoke.
@JimmyKI5PRK
@JimmyKI5PRK Год назад
Thank you for sharing this amazing adventure. As a former Army Tanker and a long time motorcycle rider, I can completely relate to these guys. The fortitude these men demonstrated along the way is a amazing. Great job men and thank you for sharing.
@draneym2003
@draneym2003 Год назад
Yeah, but the refugees forced to travel through this shit because of your actions in the military? Worthless scum, right? You veterans make me sick.
@dimml0r
@dimml0r Год назад
interesting to see rich beeing so cool about it. they were basically blaming him to kill his clutch, although they were killing their own ones just as fast (one day longer). send him back. but the other ones are allowed to pull them through. now he has no bike but had to bring clutches to everyone.... that all feels like a dick move
@karthik.g63
@karthik.g63 Год назад
ikr Why didn't they just buy a cheap bike in Chile? Cause clearly money wasn't much of a constraint.
@nl_kripp
@nl_kripp Год назад
Hard to tell if he was cool, they cherry picked just small % of what was happening for the video. But maybe he was just relieved to go back (honestly I would be, it looked like hell - they weren't also talking about it that much, but this place really is dangerous AF).
@dimml0r
@dimml0r Год назад
@@nl_kripp yeah thats true. hard to tell if you were not there yourself ... and one hell of a place to be
@Allanlbrr
@Allanlbrr Год назад
Yep, the cool move would have been to pick rich bike ( it was just 1 day away, not a big deal ) hauling another bike out of the jungle probably would have delayed then just two or three days more, I feel bad for Rich, the accident 12 something days in the trip could have crushed all his hopes, felt like he got the short end of the stick, just because his bike broke a day earlier.
@thatoneguy6725
@thatoneguy6725 Год назад
He should have just bought a cheap bike in Columbia and kept cruising
@beef5030
@beef5030 Год назад
This could of been easily a whole series. One of the best moto documenters I've seen, so well done. would love to see more about this journey.
@FirstnameLastname-pe3ky
@FirstnameLastname-pe3ky 16 дней назад
Wonder though what it cost to have that film crew follow them. That must have been a fortune?
@fasteddies42
@fasteddies42 Год назад
Loved it ! I was honored to meet the guys in Northern California and to be a tiny part of this film. Ride On !
@brutyojozsef
@brutyojozsef Год назад
Hats of for this gentlemens from Czech Republic
@mar1video
@mar1video Год назад
Netflix could learn a thing or two from this production ❗️ Thank you for your service ❗️ God bless you all ❗️
@flippy66
@flippy66 8 месяцев назад
Take it outside god boy.
@superconfort
@superconfort Год назад
This is a serendipity. Yesterday night I watched an old documentary of the Darien pass
@mikemerritt1756
@mikemerritt1756 Год назад
Great bunch of guys and a great video. Thank You!
@chinaskibukowski7747
@chinaskibukowski7747 Год назад
One of the most underrated channels on RU-vid. Content like this is incredible and the effort that went into making this must have been monumental. A huge thank you for creating this awesomeness!!!!
@joaosoares3719
@joaosoares3719 Год назад
How is a motorcycle-related channel with 1.18 million subscribers underrated?
@2gears1grind77
@2gears1grind77 Год назад
Absolutely amazing!
@andrewh6337
@andrewh6337 Год назад
I rode my 2007 Suzuki DR 650 from Deadhorse to Anchorage in late September one year (2014), clear roads, if you can call that muddy stretch at the end of the Dalton Highway (going back, anyway-outside of Fairbanks) but it was very cold and I was hailed on twice. Did the whole ride in about 16 hours. It was exhausting, one of the hardest endurance trials I’ve ever endured. Would have loved to do a ride like this, but I’m still active duty and it will have to wait a few more years! Good on these guys, what an experience.
@tarjas
@tarjas Год назад
Great bike and an awesome challenge.
@AShaw-bd4fy
@AShaw-bd4fy Год назад
Mate, I can't tell you how good this film was. Some real real poignant messages come across in this. One of the guys says something about the people watching not caring and maybe even he himself won't care by the end of it, but he carries on nonetheless. I've often found through really challenging myself, no matter how seemingly impossible or hard the task is. That feeling, the clarity of overcoming it becomes just one of the greatest feelings in the world. And you never forget how hard it was, because it makes other hard tasks become easier. 10/10
@alexcarroll9200
@alexcarroll9200 Год назад
Stories alone are only memories but a couple of guys can conquer the world!
@davidbones8947
@davidbones8947 Год назад
Greetings from oregon brothers i just found this vid im 69 and ride bmw gs travel all over love thanks for you taking us along God bless
@SuperDavensuziyoutub
@SuperDavensuziyoutub Год назад
From a Brit.🇬🇧 vet and biker, gentlemen, I salute you. Outstanding.🏍️👍🍻
@scottiverson7433
@scottiverson7433 Год назад
I'm a 58 year old VET. Who rides a KLR and I loved this video. God bless you all
@bijofrancis1114
@bijofrancis1114 Год назад
I am halfway of this journey and here I am crying 💕.
@stepbrotoksik6907
@stepbrotoksik6907 Год назад
a hell of a trip that u got there the inside the mind of all those veterans was my favourite part
@scottallen7119
@scottallen7119 Год назад
Thank you all for completing this Mission. I'm a 64-year-old veteran with 32-years of service--three wars with many deployments. I miss it too. Excellent brothers!!
@thatonechick9885
@thatonechick9885 Год назад
Mike Eastham is the brother of my teacher, so we got to watch this in class, it's pretty awesome! I think big trips like this are so cool, and I'd love to go on one one day.
@hammer1212
@hammer1212 Год назад
Tell Rob I said hello 👋
@leed7951
@leed7951 Год назад
I wish this video had more views. Definitely worth it
@krisking1233
@krisking1233 Год назад
Wow. Much much respect. Great documentary of some extraordinary men (and those who support them).
@TopSpinWilly
@TopSpinWilly Год назад
Life lesson . They summed it up at the end.
@jeffrhomberg8229
@jeffrhomberg8229 Год назад
Them boys have a lot to be proud of. Cheers to ALL there crew!
@loneridar
@loneridar Год назад
More of this please big fan from Ireland .
@kzhong
@kzhong Год назад
As someone who has crossed the Darien Gap over land, I guess it’s good to know someone out there shared my fascination with that place
@robertberin4872
@robertberin4872 10 месяцев назад
how was it. How long did it take you?
@eltroubador
@eltroubador Год назад
Bravo!!! I think that says it all, boys. Bravo...
@elwood62
@elwood62 Год назад
That was pretty awesome, makes me regret selling my KLR. They really are great bikes. I can certainly understand wanting to try it the hard way, but in my opinion skipping the Darien Gap wouldn’t have diminished the trip at all.
@theone2be33
@theone2be33 2 месяца назад
I concur
@ricardosacub
@ricardosacub Год назад
Right now I'm planning on doing all south america with my KLR 650. Watching this, at this moment, has been for me extremely inspiring
@chrisclark1326
@chrisclark1326 Год назад
You guys are something special, thanks for your service 🇺🇸
@richardlingan5455
@richardlingan5455 Год назад
Unbelievable!! Amazing! So inspirational..Thank you for service boys!!
@simpshady9090
@simpshady9090 Год назад
Life is a gift! People are going through unimaginable things so appreciate every small things!
@superconfort
@superconfort Год назад
"I just don't quit things anyway" I love it
@evenstevenmotodrone735
@evenstevenmotodrone735 Год назад
This is my second time I see it... Just to read comments... And when I reach yours... Simon was saying what you wrote! Incredible
@petamro492
@petamro492 19 дней назад
Killed it! Amazing story. Thank you for your service.
@yammyrider3170
@yammyrider3170 Год назад
my goodness!!! what a journey!!!
@sz5830
@sz5830 Год назад
I would be a liar, if a did nor shed a tear. The best, congrats guys ! all of the team. Mission accomplished!
@frlorig
@frlorig Год назад
More of these please. Riding is so much more than the gear.
@dose12up
@dose12up Год назад
This is one of the most daring motorcycling documentaries I've ever seen.
@TheEasyrider1200
@TheEasyrider1200 Год назад
Woa baby, as a fellow veteran and motorcycle rider, this video hit me square in the heart. Thanks.
@Yobeagger
@Yobeagger Год назад
Amazing journey!
@wheresbrent
@wheresbrent Год назад
This story reminds me of Indigo pass, tooks my group 8 hours to go barely 8 miles. I was so physically exhausted by the end of the day, full body cramped getting off the bike for the last time that day. While trying to escape indigo pass we were each helping each other heave our dualsports over tree's and logs and impassible terrain. Several obstacles like when we lost the trail, valley's of snow on an otherwise 80* day were scary. Truly a test of our wit. Good job to you guys, I feel ya, quite an impressive journey. Great story telling.
@ericellquist7007
@ericellquist7007 Год назад
For what it's worth, I think that this was a damned impressive achievement. And, thank you for your service gentlemen....
@ArizonaAdv
@ArizonaAdv Год назад
What an encouragement . Fighting through the things that can keep us down can be the biggest battles of all. Thank you all for your service . What a journey . ""RIDE ON""
@bpleitez
@bpleitez Год назад
Thank you so much for sharing this adventure. I watched it with my family and it a great time.
@FirstLightAdv
@FirstLightAdv Год назад
The best motorcycle journey, period.
@afnanditovaleno8530
@afnanditovaleno8530 Год назад
what a beautiful documentary.. stunning visual and good story.. than you to everyone that put this all together!
@tom.2900
@tom.2900 Год назад
All I could think at the start was, Ed March did this on a moped without any support.
@martinennemann9911
@martinennemann9911 Год назад
48:07 You really wonder how the rest of the world perceives what you´re doing out there? I can tell you, man ... all of us adore you for your incredible will and perseverance and we are sure, at least now, every US-Guy is greatful for what you all did for your country back in the days! Great team!!! Best regards from Germany.
@VWJETTY
@VWJETTY Год назад
Simply amazing!
@fj9460-lr
@fj9460-lr Год назад
All I can say, if you haven’t been a brother in service to our great country than you can’t even fantom what drives us veterans to keep on keeping on!
@bigk7788
@bigk7788 Год назад
Amazing watch. I'm sure that was incredibly hard to accomplish. Just all that preparation but not packing clutches for each bike... had me scratching my head.
@Nichols975
@Nichols975 Год назад
Wow. I am in awe. Good on all of you. Bravo.
@CRAAZYpants2
@CRAAZYpants2 Год назад
I had a ‘92 KLR and every so often Guys would tell me “you can go around the world on that thing!” Rad to see guys do it
@luisrvf
@luisrvf Год назад
I think i speak by everybody here... this was awesome, we need more content like this. Can't find the words to say how much i liked this film, thanks guys, hoping one day to go on an adventure like this.
@ammonschwab1
@ammonschwab1 Год назад
Loved our military members!! What a cool video!
@calwinalegre6803
@calwinalegre6803 Год назад
Omg. Been wanting to watch this. Thank you for uploading :D
@codyferguson5506
@codyferguson5506 Год назад
From a Marine Corps Vet, I really enjoyed this.
@mlstev27
@mlstev27 Год назад
Absolutely beyond unbelievable !!
@jbdesmond
@jbdesmond Год назад
What a fantastic work of journalism.
@rolandotorrico9624
@rolandotorrico9624 Год назад
Great video, it brought me good memories of my trips through America and especially the Darien on my KLR as well. Luckily I never had cluck problems but breaks did give up on the Death Road in Bolivia this last year. Trips like these may not change your life or may not be for everyone. But for the ones who like to overcome adversity is a pleasant experience that reveals your adventurous spirit. Long life to Riders!!!
@captainbarnicle8548
@captainbarnicle8548 Год назад
Brakes, not breaks. Not the sort of place you want brakes to fail on LOL
@lucacaileanu8989
@lucacaileanu8989 Год назад
@@captainbarnicle8548 do you speak any other language ?🤔
@52ponybike
@52ponybike Год назад
@@captainbarnicle8548 Have some respect, this is neither the time nor the place to correct spelling especially if English is not their first language.
@wheels.3239
@wheels.3239 11 месяцев назад
Amazing journey. Thankyou for filming it. Please go back and get that bike, and celebrate those guides. !!
@johnreed1840
@johnreed1840 Год назад
Thank you for publishing this
@Gabriele-su2iw
@Gabriele-su2iw Год назад
i started watching it and i did not notice it was a whole hour up until the last shots with the text, this was beautifull
@_Makanko_
@_Makanko_ Год назад
I really respect the journey and the challenge. Well done on completing! I think the adventure and riding experience was well documented and I enjoyed it. Mixed feelings about the army stuff and I find it hard to comment on as it's hard to relate. A lot of people die or get hurt and sadly to me it seems like not much was gained. I think serving in the army should be a a thoughtful choice and to me it seems there is a lot of make-believe and propaganda floating around. In any case I hope survivors can find all the help they need. Fwiw; the automatic generated subtitles were sufficient but it may be a nice idea to add in dedicated ones for the whole video. Thanks for making and sharing this!
@palajuan
@palajuan Год назад
The best adventure on a motorcycle I've seen! Epic!
@maxmicael4663
@maxmicael4663 Год назад
This documentary is awsome, the ending is just so well done and the commentary is a perfect fit. The end of the road don't mean shit. Time and time again its repeated, Its not the destination, its the journey. Thank you for making this journey and sharing it with the world. Your service has been and is extremely valuable. Thank you.
@davidselover8820
@davidselover8820 Год назад
Christ, this should be a docu series on like public TV or some Channel, great video, great story, loved every minute!
@wobbygong2330
@wobbygong2330 Год назад
Absolutely brilliant. I hope you all find what you are looking for or it finds you. Peace be with you 👍
@timinno
@timinno Год назад
Beautiful and powerful story telling. Thank you!
@kzoo4053
@kzoo4053 Год назад
On top of everything these guys have accomplished, the one thing I envy most is to have a few special buddies you know you can count on to do this kind of things with.
@avnmech
@avnmech Год назад
Thank you for this. I have been out since my last deployment, OIF 2003. I am a ER Nurse and live in Suburbia, but like you all I my have ETS’ed, but I never left Iraq. I have spent the last almost 20 years working trying to find the camaraderie that exists when I was in the Army. I currently work Part-Time as a Paramedic for AMR, Part-Time as a Paramedic/Firefighter for Scott Fire and EMS, and I am a Reserve Police Officer, as well as a Medical Officer on another volunteer Fire Department. On top of own a new jeep that I wheel the hell out of, and a couple of Ninja 400’s that me and my son get to ride together on. Still can’t find it, still can’t get the adrenaline rush that I used to get when it was go time, and we were strapping on out “battle-rattle” and goin in to get work done. But I know in the various jobs I have been blessed to have now, I know I am amble to make a difference, though small, I know I am able to influence a life. I feel I have a great life, and I have a lot of friends some here, and some I meet up again with in Fiddler Green, to thank for the awesome life, wife, and children I have. Love you guys, keep the rubber side down, and extra clutch plates in your rucks!
@dirtroaddan1462
@dirtroaddan1462 Год назад
Great video brothers. I'm a cold war Air Force veteran with 10 years active duty and another 5 years of reserves repairing everything from BUFFS to C-5s. I was in the reserves during the first Gulf War but spent the rest of my service facing the Soviet Union from the other side. You put those KLRs -and your bodies- through hell in the GAP not something I will ever want to do, but damn I sure admire what your tenacity going through there head down and just do it. Alaska reminded me of Grand Forks when I worked on the flight line. What's the next adventure? Look forward to seeing it!
@Nick-mg5zj
@Nick-mg5zj Год назад
Thank you gentlemen for your service and for sharing your journey with us.
@HoratioIsHere
@HoratioIsHere Год назад
This was great for so many reasons. Loved the inclusion of each person’s military experiences. Just great.
@davidgood5864
@davidgood5864 Год назад
To all the military personnel past present and future, Thank You! But in my opinion that just never seemed like much to say for them or their families and everyone left behind. So until I can figure out something better to say,THANK YOU!!!
@RiseRyder
@RiseRyder Год назад
Amazing video. So glad you put it here on RU-vid.
@brian954
@brian954 Год назад
Man this was beautiful, emotional, and inspiring. If this isn’t nominated for an award, I’ll be pissed.
@kazimirjinkins1516
@kazimirjinkins1516 Год назад
These guys are inspiring.
@gregs3494
@gregs3494 Год назад
Awesome! I remember talking with the team at Overland Expo 2017 just prior to making the film.
@brucecycles464
@brucecycles464 Год назад
Thanks for letting me ride along. A lot of respect for you guys.
@mrgigabytes
@mrgigabytes Год назад
This could have been twice as long and been riveting the entire time. Excellent.
@tanggero3362
@tanggero3362 Год назад
This is just amazing!!! This deserves more views 😢
@P67R_Nick
@P67R_Nick Год назад
Great watch guys. I enjoyed that.
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